HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-12-22, Page 7Xewd of the Sistriet
John Eusery, of the township uj Ur'
borne. hair been app oint� census coin- I
uuesianer for 1 he scout t riding of
Boron.
\Villi,un Morse. who has leen ern.
YIIoyxell in the branch of the Mulsoms
ank st Zurich, has been U•.unferred
to Toronto.
Peter Mtlriuy, of 1Ise INth (•onees-
sion of Stephen, has sold his farm to
Ueoree Devine. He gels possession
nest October.
Colonel J. O. Waitron, MIS. Wilson
and their daughter, of Kinistloo,
said., are at Seaforth on a visit to rel -
at ire* and old friends,
1)r. Rots•Mson. whu ('t•t'Cntly prat.
tiandmediehie at Walton, has iu•cepted
a (iot•ernment ptwition iu the Depart -
meta of Timber and Mines.
\Void was received at Mt•.ttosth last
week of the death .t/ Alt.. Joseph
ikenheatd, at ('arbor) Manitoba.
she had leen ill for mune time.
Louis Mchilire. of the I4Lh concessruu
of 11a\•, ha. purebwd Leno Kipper's
farm on the 1St b conceit don for $4,(00,
PoM.ession will to given on ♦pril
1st.
David \Pileous of Mask*. is visiting
hia mother at \S'toxetet• after an nb-
Accident to Clinton Lady.
Jct,.. \V. Grigg, of Ulinto ,i, suppled
and hell on the walk befit:* het• home
one evening last week and had her
ebuulller dislocated and ber hip in
jured. No one saw her fall and slit.
lay there exposed to the cold for some
time 'refine help arrived.
A Former Resident of Mullett Dead.
The death of Joseph Bell at Algot
Worry, Mich., removes an early resi-
dent of Mullett township. The pure
thirty years he had spent the moot of
his time in the. Putted States. 110
visited this county .e.eitlionally,
iug spent some time last winter id
Lnndest.oro' and Clinton.
Death of a Former Morrlaae.
•
'I'Ite death of I)1•: James Moohev: a
former Morrisite, took place at tt ell-
inglon, Texas. a Sunday, lib hist.
Death was clue pneumonia. •Ile
was Ilfty eighty re of 'age. He baa
been away from Morria nearly forty
years hat is remembered by tote older
residents of that 1 iwn•.hip.
Three Seaforth MisIaps
The slippery pavement in Se trunk
hat been the ranee of throe accidents.
1. (1. McMiehou•1. of Hullett, clippies
lance of asleep year•!. 11e purpnsee and fell, breaking a b one in his leg
irtii1nintc to the northern country i M M4',ifnrtir,'fell and
the near future. fractured her *arm a•ul .\Ire. \1'. F
Southgate slipped on the pavement
front of the public school and sprain
her ankle.
• THE SIGNAL GODEUI' II ONTARIO
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool and Mkt's* Wheat Futures
Close Lowerr-Live Stock -
Latest Quotations.
•
!touchy E, a. •tete U.
Liverpool sheat roturm+ clawed to -t f
ld lower than un Satw l., . corn .ad ower.
'AI Cb4vaatr, Uecwaber wheat ,Ibs.d 1p
sewer than uu 1kiturday, !seawater curd
ltry .lower, and bet•ewber "els. uucbartaed.
Winnipeg Options:
it Wtptuper, W b.l N heat cureae tit
lower thaw, tlatwdat, lakeintII oats tag
Winn. -
W bS51.. lsoetnyer w*ar asap ..VM', , agar
Mc
(Jata-lyttrhttet ?etre. Har Moe.
Toronto Grain Mai**.
w Baal. bushel 4.1 a to at •
Wheat. Stoat, .tas►t
Rd', bushel
Barley. boatel'
grevetteat, bushel ... u 441
TPeea�llfi bushel - . 0 I$ - e r
Oats, bushel ta►' •,•,
Toronto [fairy Market.
doter, separator, •.'• IL . v al
Butter; .tore lots.. .,... . . v n
butter; trearnery, lb.
Butter, creamery, sonde
fans. new -laid
Egg's. cold klors4e •
canoe. ib.
Honeycombs, du*en
Haney, extr,t.ted, lb
♦ WI
OBI Ile'
Ib
VL
& a 11
vw
V 11
-V if Vb�}
1 IN' kg/
vin V11
New York Dairy Market.
NEW YORK, Uec. 1V. noun t.aq;
1 mutton". tad, .seabrry, ether- tis. As: t
advt; third t. Ana. ..as. to Ale:
had.. e•> .wry', sS •amt to lll(xoos& alto
t„ ;as- state dairy, tuuuuor, w truest. gin
•• to irk, proceed .round to specula. 1;'k le
Ill
aa. lifltaciort . reamel y tuft, 2Atrt t•
eel
Mac. tattoo. Jame make, :O5yc; ee.,
current 'make. itj to alae.
Iteesa-'heady; receipts. glts, stag&
what* milk, Sept, Quutty, epasat. woo, to
l.tay: du.. •amts ooka•ed or watt., LAW
Ie- dos, excitor, 14%t tu War, do.. pct Quall-
11.1 1y, nee. 14t• to 144d., do., torrent undid
cul ! tvantuou to fair, t;s to Lb:, alums, 1k' alt►
al 121St
Il* *-Eery: roossisso. one, a(.ate, Yelha.
tU . s)Iotuua std nearby. heottery: wows.
nil Leavy, tue to rocs do., gatir.'d, cab
go. 40c'to 110e,., b.ur
♦e; du, brown. fby
ancy. an
im to 41k. do . - gatheni4 brown tic to ab;
*Natant ptkwed, whiten, 111c tu wc; freak
gathered. elttra ford. 34t to in; t1u , Bret.
*c to 2k:; do., reload++. ffie a re-
trtgeratnr, apet•W marks. fancy, ---In local
h *Wage. Xe to ISbe1 do., JIM. yA
4,,,1 :Hut, du-, eseOnda, 3(4' lei Vic•.
IIP.
is• CATTLE MARKETS.
d d H
Hees Active and at Suffale•-
th Lower In Now York.
r- - NEW YORK, j) 11. -Lund*. cable
Americanr- Quote American cattle to -day steady, at
Lowe to Lore per pound. rrlriaw►wtar new
at law to 9*te .per pound.
LIVERPOOL. Der 1e Aloin Rogers •
Uwe -pout, cable to -day that trade
g' wee slow In the Birkenhead market, ala
wd/L
tons and prices cabled on Saturday.
cls were undkws urb.d. Quotationsee as tot -
u^ -w ' eaailae e. front t 44 1440
s•
idtttiibeer llyc to (.4ir; Uanadiaa, lltli
)' to 12c; rashers. be to 14.0.s• per pound.
' • • Union Steck Yards.
RONTO. Dec. 19.-Becriptei of
Ip tock at the Liston Stock Yards
carloads, consisting of 984
A' week's illness from peritonitis re -
milted in the death of liheldou, only
.111 of Mr. and Yea, H. Wylie, of the
Ht
Hawick 1.tndlary. Deceased was in
.his nineteenth year.
I'he family of W. it. • Harburn, of
Exeter, has been sorely afflicted. The
infant child died on the 11th.inat., and
two of the ehlldtrn are 111of typhoid
I'etev. Mr.. Harburn also b seriously
- ill.
H. smith, of Exeter. aha attended
the Interuationlal i ive Stock Exhibi-
tion IA Chicago with three of his
Springhi.'4 eb.nthnrn herd. was suit,
cr.•fu1 in winning second, ffft4 and
-doh-th times.
Nit.. and Ali.. John 1Viseman, of
1 bat .n, announce the engngqeeanent .f•
riot,. daughter. clam. 1. Killougb;io
Jelin O. Rotes;son. of i,ethhridge,
Alt:.. The marring, will take place
nn Janney ac d.
T. J. lies. v, of lienatfl, has sold the
well-known ohne stallion, Blaisden
chief, to John M•:Tavidl, of Oxford,
Mich. This 1. tit- sect) td borer that
Mr. M •Tavisb h as purchased from Mr.
limey in the past year.
J..hull. of Clinton.Clinln, is deist'
after an illneati of two months. He
had resided in (limo', for over thirty.
tIv:• Seats. Ilia wife predeceased him
four y. ars. A family of one eon and
three daughters survive.
Flu. tt - Sanderson, a former re.i-
deut .,f 11'lozrter, died on Thursday,
sill in -t . in the hospital at Hamilton,
where .h•• had undergone an Opera
ion. She made her h. nos for several
yesra ptrt'wlth heP eon in that city,
Ex•'ter ratepayers will vote on a -by-
law ,.t the municipal elections in Jan.
'lark which will finding -Jae the ap-
pointment of a rnmmittsion to be
pi teed .in charge of the waterworks
proven recently installed in that
foam.
A - quiet wedding 'took place nt
litotes street Methodist parsonage at
Exeter on Wedneeday, 511i inst.. when
Miss Bertha May 1'lile, of Zurich, was
united in mart lege to Herbert James
I i'plt'\, also of Zurich. Rev. R,
Hobbs nrticialed.
John f.. Brown, the well-known
pound
.% fancier of McKIllop, had some
of hoe white !Lodi fowl on exhibitionist
the Guelph fat nook show and car-
ried r fT Petra al prizes. fie sold blur
birds while be was there for the bsnd-
w ole tum of $495.
A ratiocination of three priests wasap-
is�inted by Bishop Fallon to look into
the matter of the French schools in
Stanley and Hay, where three are to
hs sound. In its finding the Stanley
school and the Ha school remain
open. while $t. Josep� s school is to he
Closed.
Ifen'all Observer : \Vltile out rabbit
bit -111 the other day Chanel -Donnell had the misfortune to breakThrough the ice and heroine St) time-
mrghly snbnierged that be haul to have
s.sistanre to retch the ehure. 'These
cold baths detract somewhat from the
pleasure of hunting.
Tne death atf Adam S. .Faust
o-rorred at Zurich on Thursday, I:,th
inst. Kidney trouble and other coin-
plirvttionm were the rause of his de-
elke, ' He watt in his Nisi ytecond year
and is rnrviv(d Ly him widow, two
ann, and one daughter, 5141) two
brothels and ei.ter.
't prettywedding was solennliz (J at
Brueeftehl on ♦Vedneyday. I lth bat.., at the home' of George Mete. when
• -his J.►uunited ghter. Catharine, was in
marriage U. Dr. ('barley W. *twerps
of Napier, Ontario. Rev. E. H.
Savers, father of the groom, was the
nftlriating clergyman. The happy
collide will reside at Napier.
•tt.oitt twenty-five relatives gathered
st the hone of Mr. and Mee. HughOke, of Exeter, on Monday, December
1h, to assist In eelelarating their
/Comity 1
well lilted pit
rolunhle gifts n .
The e, eat was made
the rhriyteuhig of own g
children of 1lip worthy couple.
A ei'I d: as h took place of We Hara-
Bret Henrietta, ehleot daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jamey Petrie, of theLon-
don rand, Stanley tennahip, wiry
called away niter a lingering illness of
about year. Thr deceased, who was
twenty-nyP year .. of age, was a victim
M lung trouble. A sad feature of the
het "1vPmetlt Is the fact that het
mo: het is at present seriously ill.
Wheat for Nev- Zealand.
omitting. The immediate
ted their parents with n
f gold. M,iny other
were received.
mu a hie by
rand-
Died at Calgary,
Relatives at F:thel rw rind a to
gram last Monday'ronvev ing the a
intelligence that John ?Ieurnunl h
wn
paed away it -(he la..apntal at 1'
gar\•, -Uta. Ile had born ill nbr
two week*. He wart unItarrit•d a
was about thirty-six Sones of f
His mother and nater tv re--tvilh 1,
when he died. .
Grey Retitle -ace Burned.
On Friday night. Derei(nter t►t
shortlyafter midnight, 't he hornet -
Mrs.
-'"thmcait Livingstone, an t
!travel toad north rtf-Hru'srl., was d
rovere(1 on fire. When first seen. t
blaze had a good start and the buil
Ing was soon in ruins, together wi
all the heor.ebold effect,, Mitt. Li vin
Mone had a Howell! from Iteltlg ove
come by the smoke. 1n insurao
of $6.'ti was carried .to the building.
Death of Mrs. John i/cDono2h, of E
moodville. -
A well-known resident of Fgt iqn
vine and n former i eehtPlT -al1V ib
ham is dead in 'he 1a•ttinn of Mat
Hicks, beloved wife o1 John McDo
n h. She was in her sixty-ninth yen
The deceased lad ))• was for a -numb.-
of years a resident of EKurtnda11
and from there with her husband ar
family moved to \Vingham, whet
they resided until a few years age
when they returned to Egmondvill'
Mrs. McDonagh wast on a visit to he
daughter at Brantford when she too
ill suddenly and passel away. •
Heath of North Huron Pioneer.
William Messer, one of the pin rt
merchants and highly respected Inetl
the section, died suddenly at hi. hots
at Bltrevale on the lith inst. He 'ha
been in feeble health for some month
following a stroke of paralysis. Mr
Messer had been connected with th
general store at Hluevale for forty -fly
years and tor the (tut thirty year
had been the proprietor. He was
native of Scotland, a I'resbwteria
and a Liberal. He is survived by hi
wife, two sans, J. J. Messer, of Iami
too, and.McKenzie Messer, of London
and three daughters, Mtg. Ira Iitrk
ley, of Climax, Mich., and Misses Eliz
and Cora at home. Mr. Memel. hat
for years been a member of th
Masonic fraternity.
The Late George Edwin Cresswell.
The death of Geroge Edwin ('revs
well took place out his home in 'Pocket
smith on Monnet`. 12th inst. Ile hat
been in poor health for the but tw.
years. Deceased waw seventy -nim
years of age and had been a reoiden
of Tuekersnaith for sixty years, sine.
he came to this country from England
He was one of the tending public me
of the d&Meier. He was Reeve 0
Tuckeremith for some- \ ears en.
served a year as Warden of Hulot
county. He was instrumental in fhb
organisation of the McKillop Mettle
Fire' Inourance Co , h tving meted a
the first president of the company
Ile took :t leep interest in the o1.
Tuckersmith Branch Agricultural So
ciety and was for mime years se-retftry
of that organization. ' Icy his remount
Tneker. with has Inst one of iia most
highly respected eitizeny. -
to
r•. T
I. live
1,1 were
,. cattle j 1 hog, 565 sheep and Iambs,
and 4 calves, '•
•' Exporter..
+there were s export cattle, 11:1 lbs.
each, reports.! at 16 per cw!L; bulls, $4.40 tel
k 16.:r.
' Butchers.
- lbughlln & Co, topped the market with
3 h,4fern, i ibis' tarn, at sato per cwt.;
r t rime plc ked lou, 15,75 to 16.10: luedr of
.f feed. 1 544 to 15.75; medium. Q.Z. to N,Gd'
,, eummua, Stag to Ilii; cows, 11 to $tir*
old 1n some Moaner 11:15; bulb, 11 to
11 N.aut
.
Stockers and Feeders.
• Feeder., 41.:; to 41.10. stockers. H to 414.0
e per cwt.
e Milkers and Springers.
e A limited number of milkers and spetlte-
ere Bold at $40 to 166-sarh.
a Veal Calves.
O teal .:Oven were scarce and sold I
y 11 to 19.2; per cwt. 0
1- ' Sheep and Lambs.
Wesly Irian reported price". paid, ea
follows: Ewes, at 34.:-6 to 54.00; ra,rl-, 11 to
1• 3.•'0, Iambs, 116,Z CO Q.Vq.
1 Hoge.
W J. Jubmaton, Luyer of hoc, for
e Ounces, Limited, reported esasc(a. fed and
watered, a( le.F,.
• Montreal Live Stock.
MQNTRE.AL, Der- 10.-4:ipe.fal )-At tat
lluntrr•al Stock Yard.., weal end market.
the r..•.eptp of live atot; fur the wren
I ...tonna It... 11 were El; ,Sudo, 150) 'heel,
, and harmer,.1'Ir hogs and Se lets.'. -e '1 no
eupplyuh tite market this morning for ole
tameaoted of tic cattle, lisheeps seep dao
1 iamb,, 1100 hon and 175 taevec4. A moiling
• uptown butcher bought tour extra choke
stall -fed mitersat :1 and :lye Pe per ttra
n choice deers 'told at stn• to he; choler at
f 0. to 5R5c, goad at liar to Stir: Itiuty good
I at 5. to 5141.•; fair at dew to dim common
M 4c to 4141t, and .new dorww as low u ac
1 per Ib
• Hags show ars advance of k• to tor per
i • 5P Ile. Bale's ut asiactad huts were wane
at s. 16 Scar IW Ica, *.tache•! off .warn.
r Sh.-ep sold at 4sc to k, and lacuna at
der to S4. per lb. °awes more aeluwe,
I mal sab.s of snare aatate stale -fat store
owe nide at 7c to and Noor grades
at (nen t.• to 5c yp•i�. >
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
• riAdl 114•41'I'AI.U, lye,, no. may.tu. -tor
eetpta, lila bead, active and Ity' to leo
hlgbar, &acne doers, 11.10 t 16.,., ',mo-
lting. 414.11 to KZ- butchers, $lab to i6.4.
•' betters. 114-1i to 15- caws, 17 76 to kb, bulls,
11.14 to 15.26; dockers and feeders. N 4 to
15 >b stack beads 11.14 to M, freer. ,owe
and 'princess slow and 11 to 15 lower. 8
to 1e.:
Vat In- ftet:atora Inc heaA *.*4 ..,a1
' higher, 7. to 110
l flogs•--Re.dpu, Is,vW heed, slow and
ia• to 16c higher, bea.y and mixed. Ps to
0.10; yurkers, B to 11.16: pyos. 18.ar to
i' 10, roughs, 17.16 to 1..&. dace. 15.18 to
- Os. dairies„ r 90 to 18.3 .
:Sheep and Lambs --Receipt,, 16,1*/ bead;
sloe: tarots, feu higher. yexnncs 1.• low.
, .er. Iamb*. 14 to 16.50; yeartln(s et. i6 to 18;
teethes', N to 14.15; ewep, ji'll to /1;
mixed, _. to $4. ILII Hew Y Live Stock,
The Canadian Almanac.
For the sixty-fourth year the Cana.
dian Almanac makes its appermsfire,
and the 11111 number is, as .taunt him
hest publication of the kind in 'IJL-an•
aria. Tne utr000nreal calculations,
the customs tariff, navy end militia
lista, lista of pnttoflices tines of
metubers of Dominion 511d Provincial
Pnrliarncnts, lists of clergymen Of all
denominations. county and tow ip
odirers, educational institutiona all
these and much other information the
Canadian Almanac gives in concise
form. The pric is Ila cents nd the
publiehera ale. The C )pp, CiSPj - (10.,
Limited, Toronto.
Littery Not Literary.
Scribbler -I understand your wife i..
v cue to von in 'our work :
'MEW
!w ,'titter -
Mgr, steers 10.• to 14c blither, bulls x400
etl
cows steady to a traon lower. steers.
IS 76 tui N14. daddadN to 14 00. 011)%11,ural
to Ms511i doomed beef stow, Ile to UAW.
4vew-RaN1lW. 21/0;
veer; Measly to
lower. t.atuvanl 'wives* steady weeteens
slow; 4 . 1a, f to 1511, cog*,t5 to 16, barn -
a td Ives
t
COWAN'S
Ft n I I CTION
CCCEIA
It Suits Them All
Old- and young
delight iu the rich-
nessanddclicious-
11ess of COWAN'S
PERFECTION
COCOA
It suits every
taste.
The Cowan Co. Ltntlted.
lt►RONTO. 1'6
OOL SIL
Progressive
Dressmakers -
find it paIII sans Iheee world. f a I 1 k e. •s
BIiLDIN4.'S SILKS are unnorpaaeetl, being roes..
uized as the World's Standard.
"1 /h
' hey find al BELDING'S' SILKS are in a claire by
themselves.
for iuslanee. the teaportaue queel'
Nal n shade its Naked for, but we r,nl
tnpply it -dimply laeeauar we epnre
MI effort or expense to enure our
lasviug ad.o.tce knowledge of n11
novelliea and immediately s new
.lin.Ie is known it in -incorporated
in our tine.
Belding, Paul & Co.
I honed
711 Buy Street
Toronto
of ...tor veriely.
•,.11 roar dealer forth!
ei I•retal.M Or once
N
a . tar fabalar..
Th e
Best Range
Tor Your..
/Iitchen
There's only' one best in anything - ranges or:1fl thing. else. • •
Now we \v;int to lend nstrare to you Why \\'(• SRN*
this
Imperial Oxford .Range is the best range for\'1'Ul' l:lll'll('ll.
The 'KORD ECONON/11?
VES 20 PER CENT, OF YOUR FUEL BILL
..Tsps is a '.ff.t -i..l,patent faun! only on Gurney -Oxford Ranges -
reduces h.nwrh..l 1 expenses, Keep.; fire running at fair fifth: Uic
Figure that atiCin dollars and cents,
RU°LTS ON BAKING DAY
Another Garnet'-O.dord 1.:mcnt spreads the hent over the entire
Make it !sake in fr.,nl a:: Nell :c; two tatter crust as well a.
utp..-i' Figure the time and w.,rry s.rrtcut on that.
ills a half-drawpedal other epedal features wortheverything to you
1..1. convenience and (•caic non . Pratoa b
'Islet week (leorge Addy, of nus
lfi -
townsbip• made a shipment of Im-
PPt1ol an r.er wheal to floe 1)epart-
lbentofAgricultare in New Zealand.
lira• ?'ear he made a shipmentof the
sane kind of wheat t4. the D. rt-
frica.
"AAgriculture ut amaniple of17tthis th Agr Ia n
iron the Onlwtto Agriceltural Col-
lette at. Guelph several years sago and
bas been growing it ever since. 1
a( I
Bei tinier
tempts to stra
en a .
isn't, hitt she never at
out m y desk.'.
The Other Gentle
An old irisbmt n named Patev Fin
uigon was jolt recovering from a very
bad illness, and wart out "taking the
air.". On his way he met "his rever-
ence," the parish priest. "Ah. Palsy.
me boy-,'• said the good roan. "1e that
yourself f Sure I'm glad to see you nut
again. You have had a very bad time.
We thought Vail were gone entirely."
"Yin, Indade," replied Patsy. "'1`,It
me. Panty." continued his reverence,
"when you were so near death's door
were you not afraid to meet your
maker?" "Nn, indade, youe •river•
Inc.." naively replied the old man :
"it was the other gintieman- i was
afraid of !"
0
dressed' vt'aI I, 1:714t• to toxic; country dress-
ed ,yt.vea, 14' 10 14r•.
t400ep and IarrWa-Recetya.s, 1.,811; seen
slow, lambs stow to 10r Waver; roweral
cars unsold, seep.. H to 114.4l euro, 112..d:
iambs, 1550 to 16.50. rule, M.
Hags-R.cefpts, 11,340; market easter, 51
$1 to N.M. '
Chicago Live Stock.
('11it'ACO,`- Dec. l9.-Cattle-ftecetpta,
11000; market 10r to lac higher; beeves,
414.Ii to P.M; Taws 'taws, 14.10 to q,a;
werwtern steers, 114.10 to 1610. *traitors and
feeders. 11.14 to 15.110; Paws and heaters,
12.40 to 1610. calves, 17 a to **.,
Hop-Rerelpta, 01,010, market wilt to
it lower than , arly; n/Irt. 1726 to *1St
mixed, 17.40 to $7.16; tafsvy, VAR to 01.A:
Ptw(ghs, 17.E to 17.10; geed to oholedboavy,
17.10 to 417.16; plc('. 411,10 to WS, busk of
'ins, 1: 116 to 1710.
Shalt and TAmbw-•a*C1441 . !1,4550, mar.
kat strong ,,env,. Rte taw N O: weeder*.
411e1 to {101, yew0•nmti Ktl to 1►f;
tataMs, tiadva, itJF b far.ee, order.., 1104
t0 *.i.
cp win 'sere.
Please give us ten minutes of your
time next time you're -down town.
These range. are made by she of the older d most
concerns in •'anal, 'their guarantee of qus5alri, ,elf ours wke,
want to show you their good points-
Wc at ,o carry other Gurney -Oxford stoves Lir a'I ,fieri•-
alt kinds of fuel Whatever you warn is stare to be in their add
• sure to be satisfactory. Come in entitle* for yourself.
•
C. J. INA RPER
PLUMBING ANI) HEATING
'fast Around the Corner. •'
Tat,SWDAT. Drctazj 22, 1910 7
THE SIGNAL'S
CLUBBING
LIST
1910-1911
as»aNIZSsa
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 i 85
The Signal and Weekly Sun, (Toronto) . . 185
'I'he Signal anti, Toronto Daily Star . 220
The Signal and Toronto Daily World . 35o
The Signal and Toronto Daily News
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail a n d
mpire 1 60
Tlie Siglial utl Farmers Advocate 2 35
The Signal an&Canadlan Farm 1 85
Or with choice of one of Ralph Connor's Books -The Sky Pilot,
The Mao from Glengarry, Black Rock. The Doctor and
The Prospector 2;00
The -Signal and Farm and Dairy 1 75
The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly 'Free Press 1.60
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser . . 2.90
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser . 1.60
The Signal and London Daily Free Press
Morning Edition . . 3.50
Evening Edition
The Signal and Montreal Daily Witness . . 3.50
T-he'Signal and•Montreal Weekly Witness . 1.85
The Signal and World Wide . ' . . . . 2.25
The Signal and Western Home Monthly
(Winnipeg)
The Signal and Presbyterian
The Signal and Westminster. . . . 2.25
The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster . 3.25
The Signal and Catholic Register 1 70
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto) . . 3.40
The Signal and Busy Man's Magazine . . .
The Signal and Home Journal ("Toronto)
These prices are for addresses in Canada or Grea
The Signal and Lippincott's Magazine .
Including postage to Canadian subscribers:
2.35
2.90
1 6o
2. '5
50
• 1.75
• 3.25
'1'hc Signal and Youth's Companioa (Boston) . 2.90
Including postage to Canadian subsetihets,
The Signal and Woman's Home Companion
(Ne'ty York)
Including portage I.. Canadian solayerilers
7.70
The above publications may he obtained by Signal
subscribers in any 'combination, the price for any
publication being the figure given above less $1.00
representing.the price 'of- The Signal. For instance :
rhe Signal and the Weekly Globe. ... ........4t.6o
i he Farmer's Advocate ($2.3Sless $1.001.
1.35
$2.95
making., the price of the three papers $2.95.
The Signal and The Weekly Sun .. $1.8S
The Toronto Daily Star $2.20 less $t.00i 120
The Weekly Globe I$l.6o less $t.00) 6o
$3.65
-tilt four papers for $3.6s.
If the b
(Ile know. We can 1..-tttpply _almost any well-known
`Canadian publication. t+
Send subscriptions through local agent or by post -
office or express order to
The Signal Printing Co.
Goderich,
LIMITED
Ontario
1r
l
1
r
1
a
AL