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THE SIGNAL : GODBRICH ONTARIO
THE INAUGURAL• 1 his old petition of .reesor and
call aloe at a eatery of f lUlf pet
year.
--- I Bylaw. t•unllrnting 1 IW * q riutusenta
were tlteo passed.
A ptogrese certificate from the
engineer engaged in be sewer ton•
tract was placed befo the council.
The matter of cettif, ing as to the
ent and Coe
FIRST MEETING OF THE TOW
COUNCIL OF 1912.
M i roe Reid Mentions a Number of
Important Questions that Will Be
Up for Treatment during the
Year -Committees struck for the
fear and Appointments Made.
'I he los fill nttneetin of the Cade-
t irb town council foe 1912 was held in
the council aha her on Mouday morn -
mg All the rtes her. were In Lbei
places. Metoi H d in the chair. Th
cl, . L reported a1 all hid filed tb
nrceeeary darte at ion of qualification
The Mayor th n Brad his hangars
ndd.t•... It t. * as follows :
The Mayor's / ddress.
ieeIItIei11crr of the Council.- I must
offe' net congratulations to you upon
your election 10 represent the town at
tbie council board for the year 1912.
1 bave no doubt la my mind that each
ot ' on will do all in your power to ad-
veece the interests of out town. Be -
ton we settle down to work permit
tae to place before yo'i some of the
[heal impoetaid matters which are
likely to engage your attention during
tbt year.
TRI' POWER sir MeT1024.
The most important queelion, in my
opu.ion, that be before w at 11* pres-
ent time ie cheap power. It should
be 0 matt r of gratification to us ail
that lbs p.wcr t.ylaw cashed and that
et is now within your power and 'wet
doth, gentlt.wen, to wake the best
rininnet possible with the Hydro-
Fli tris Cuoimi-cion.
IIAHnc.R 114PRm.VEMENTe-.
Most of uu ate aware of the work
done by 1a -t year a council in this con-
nectltn and it is lItinece.f:ety to go in-
to detail, only t't say that we huge to
bore tbt: bane united supporFt from
our local papers. citizens and [heard of
Trade Ilia:•liar been given to lurruer
council.. It ai11 be our duly to plias
for further eztensiuw tie our harbor
and breakwater. It is the intention
of the pie.ent Government to spend
Mtge sums of -money on blither irn-
peo1enent-:old Goder$eb will cutely
get its chem.
MILITARY r'eMP.
The couticil Of last tear induced the
Government to bold the camp at
lioderich. and 1 mac say that it was
laigely lbtaugtt the effort.,, of Ex -
Mot or Cameron that this was accom-
pali.beed. A deputation from tbis
council wit walk on the Mioisterof
Militia in (be dear future to press: our
claim for the establishing of a per-
manent camp at, (i,ederich and we
hope to meet with bucIese.
THE TktdtPUt 114 E QC KaT1(t\,
The telephone question is a matter
Cleat will have to be dealt with this
year. No doubt you are aware that
the ftancbiee granted to the Bell Tele.
plume Co. expellee in Julie of the prer•.-
ent year, and in my opinion it should'
not Ile renewed.
'THE ELE(TRL( RAILWAY.
The Electric Railway is the most
serious question which we bare to
face. The town treasurer bas just in=
formed nie that we are called upon to
Meet a payment of intirveet ora the
Mends to the antoant of $3,7511. i
have taken upon myself the reeponsi.
bili[ y of calling a meeting of the mun-
icipalities ioterested in guaranteeh.g
the bonds of the railway. to be held in
Godetich on Thursday next, January
Ill h. at 1 o'clock.
There are a great nonny .equally im-
portant matters that ! might men-
tion, am:rng them a new system of
iighting our town, permanent street
improvement.' a new fire alaini ere,
tem and interswitching of G. T. H.
and C. P. R At the bat tent•.
'inet of all. but not least in impor-
tance, is the financial condition of our
Town, and 1 would oak [bet each of
you. acquaint yourselves thoroughly'
with that condition before any sew
work requiring it large gwpenditure •of
money, is uodertaken.
The ueilutes of the last meeting of
the old cquocil were then read end
adopted.
Striking the Committees.
The matter of appoittiug the stand-
ing committees ter tbm piessnt year
watt taken up and. "n motion cf Conn.
Olken Humber and laitbwaite, Reeve
Mtwnings. Deputy Reeve Clark and
Councillor Vona, ter west appointed s
striking committee.
The c onunittfie retired and returned
half an hour Iatet end submitted the
following repnrt, which was adopted :
Finance (•,immittee-W. M. Clark,
B. C. Sunning., J. C. Laitbwaite, V.
E. Kelly, C. A. Humber.
Public Works -B. C. Sunning'. J.
l'. L•Itbwaite, W. F. Clark, J. W.
VatMIter, W. E. Kelly, W. B.
Graham.
Cemetery and Parks -W. E. Kell
J. W. Vaaarter, W. B. Graham, W,
T. Pellow and J. C. Laithwaite.
Markel --W. B. Graham, J, W.
�r'natter. 0. A. Humber and W. T.
Pellow.
Special and Relief -C. A. Humber,
B. Munni e, W. R Kdly. V. F.
Clerk and W. T Pelkow.
Fire -J. W. Vsnatter W. F. Clerk.
B. V. Munn[., W. T. Mellow. W. B.
Graham and W. X. K.U.v
Vt star and Light ani Harbor -W.
T. Pillow, J. W. Vanatter. J. 4'.
I.sithwailtr, W. F. (lark and C. A.
!dumber.
Court. of Revision -J. C. Lsil.he-aite,
W. B. Graham, B. C. Numtinggss-, U. A.
Held, W. F Clark and (. A. Humber.
The flr*t named on each toewruitoe is
to he chairmen there if and the Mayor
ie ex -officio member of all committees.
'IP -e council,necidtd that Itte regular
ruertings of the council *h,uN he held
oat the Bret andlhird Fridays of each
smooth a. heretofore,
l Dunt....
Motor Heid was appointed • mom -
bee of the rinsed 01 ellre•ctor•s of the
Goderieh Elev.tor • Transit Oo.
J. 11. Colborne, whose time had
lapsed Asa naesiher .,f the ovate*
boars of the Oode.etcj O,illeglate
Ia.tltmte, was elnanteanted.
A. D. Mwle'sa and 0. JV. Elliott
Were R+Wp toted members of the
hoard of baa/ t tt
Joie 0.it was re -appointed s main -
bet of %be puMie library o'er&
Wer (ltuaphell was alpplatei( to
cort•et•tne.e of the .totem
payment of the amount of money
asked in the contract was left with t be
public works committer with power to
act.
Arnie•sor (lengthen appeared before
the eounril and asked that it carry
out the agreement of its 'predecessor
in meeting time payment of bit bond.
amounting to Isiah Mr. Campbell said
he heti been given considerable work
collecting the sewer tax and to
recompense+ him it bad been agreed
e that the cuuncil should meet the
e yearly payment on his bond. Some of
• the old countill irs recalled that such
I an engagement had been matte, NO the
matter Wets left with the tioance com-
mittee to report on.
The council then adjourned.
LOVELY HAIR FOR WOMEN.
Parisian Sage Puts Life and Lustre into
Dull. Faded Hair -It Is Guaranteed.
if you haven't enjoyed the marvel -
on, benefit derived from ueing de-
lightful, cefeeebing Parisian Sage. the
mo,atn hair grower. bcautifer and
dandruff remedy, you bave missed a
real treat
Every woman should use Parisian
Sage. not only to banish dandruff and
oilier hair trou'des but to prevent fall-
ing halt. baldness.. grayness and faded
hair. Parisian Sage pats life and
lu*tre into any p••rson's hair, and best
of all it is guaranteed to du NH adver-
tised by E. H. Wigle or money hack.
(set a lottle today. madam. it costs
only half a dollar and is soil h F. H.
%Vigl.• and druggists everywhere Iu
America.
The Purist.
•'Willison Henry," said the parent,
and his tone Was sad and *tern. "1
dere-t the slang you're usiug; will you
urvcr, never learn that correct use of
our language is a thing to he desired?
.411 your common Newhouse plumes
make the shrinking highbrow tired.
There is nothing more delightful than
- a pure and careful speech. and the
. men who weighs bis phrases always
stacks up as a peach. while the guy
who shoots bis lrrynx in a careless
slipshod wavy loomci up.aa a selling -
leplater, people band bim for a jay.
o my youth my father soaked me If 1
entertd his sbeburg binding out a
line of language that be recogn,zed• as
slang. He would take sue to the cel-
lar. down among the mice and rats.
and with Mee long sticks of stove -
wood he'd play solus on' my slats.
Thus I gained it deep devotion for our
language undefiled, and it drives me
nearly batty when I hear rely only
child springing wads of hard-boiled
language such as dips and yeggiden
use, and,1 want a ref,.ruiition or 1'11
stroke ymt with niy show. lysing
slang Is just a ambit, just a chap and
dopey trick : .` you hump yourself
and try to, you. can shake it pretty
quick. Watch my curves and imitate
tbem, "Weigh your words before
they're spiting. and in age y u Il bless
the babit that you formed when you
were young." -Walt Mason.
More Comfort for the Travelling Pub-
lic.
To meet the desires of the tr .velling
public tee Canadian Pacific Railway
has inaugurated a through car set vice
from Toronto to Goderich, leaving
Tot onto on train No. Ria, 4.411 p. tn.,
daily except Sunday. •
Furthermore to accommodate pas -
emigres destined to points on the
Geide,ich and Liatnwel branches where
there are no refreshment faeili • ies, light
relre.huwents can be obtained to pmt!
Car at a very smite cost, en t•• yule be-
tween Tore.n:et and Guelph Junction.
The company hasbeen congt4 twisted
on its foresight in at ranging Leis ser-
vice.
CURRENT LITERATURE.
THKCANADIAN JIA41'A7JNF.--TheGan-
adieu Magazine bta tt the new year
With a most attractive Jaonery num-
ber. '!'he frontispiece is reproduced in
tint from a p..intrug by J. E. H. Mac-
donald, a clever you•Ig artist, ef Tor-
onto, and the first article is a delight-
ful bit of writing ley Vir. Lacey Amy,
descriptive of "( udi Vidi," a sierpris-
Ing fl-hingR town of Newfoundland.
"Burned Seesaw. w Canada," by Dr.
J. D. Logan, is a tamely applica,ion of
the celebrated Scottish batd'e social
ideas to Gans -Atlantic c.atditions.•
Arthur Hawke. glees an interesting
account of the explorations ot Hearne
and his Indian .e.J,1Mte Matanabhee.
A fine butorical -ke. ch of the neat ad-
ministration of Ontario is contributed
by Professor W. K. Wallet., nab por-
trafts of the memtlers of Ontario's
flet Government. There are other
very readable outwit*: "Knell, h Play-
actr.sees," by ida Burwesb ; '.Plays
of the Season," by John E. Webber;
"The Vogue of the Nature Stole," by
C. Linteru Sibley, and a sketch of
Miss Jauet' Caenocban, ty Francis
Drake Smith, with short stoner Ey
Brian Selassie, Sylvester Perry and
Elizabeth Ricbariw,n.
The Canadian Almanac for 19t2.
The Canadian Almanac for 1912 bas
reached the edilur'e desk. It r. the
sixty-fifth volume of this annual pub-
lication, which is iedisp enable to bus -
!nein offices, where it makes Its useful -
seat felt almost every (ray in the week.
In additional to a.trcnamical and
meteorological Information, it gives
the Canadian resume' tariff. lists :of
hank branches. audit in offleers, clergy-
men .of the vitreous denominations,
county and township ofmcmre. educa-
tional institnli. it-, societies; f arious
kinds. a complete list of Canadian
postoRtnee• and a mese of other inform-
ation which ah. ni d he at the hand of
every men eataged in professional ea
business life.-
westlterwae Brothers 9useistte.
Tho Kater•pia.. West Onncord,
Mlone.ota. ea)a; "Their sokia and
lla.tette. were ar•eelvtfl with ee.
stinted applause. Male ■ei.eliorr
and readings wow (4 a high order.
and we ale Oaf M seeing that a
(getter mal. goers to hat never .p.
twee a Hoar them es Januar,
1(t► in Oodarleh.
THE MARKET!.
Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures
Close Lauver -Live Stock -
Latest Quotations.
II
CIIIC.t00, Jap. L -Because bright wea-
ther finally had .toiled on the Argentin('
tar at. wheat vetoes to.da became
easy (losing figures showed a dee line
of , e to kic to lac net. Latest trading
left corn unchanged to 5%e higher. oats
off lac to '4ic, and provisions down a
shade to i54c
The Liverpool market closed today '10
to %d lower than Saturday on wheat, and
11d higher on corn. Buenos Ayrel closed
1%c lower, Antwerp closed unchanged to
%d higher, Buda Pest ',4c higher.
Winnip.. Options.
Open. High. Low Close. Close.
NL heat -
May, old ..100'.
do. new .100%
July .......101%.
Oats --
May
101 1004 100%b 1p
100% 10001 100.41. 10%
101'4 10154 1014.1. 101'1
To day Ye.L
.... • 4104b Web .'*
Toronto Crain Market.
Wheel, tall, *590101..bushel 1 •..
W h kb goose, bush 115 - • •
Rye, bushel 510 .•.•
Oats, bushel e S
Barley, bushel eM 0 L
Barley, fur feed e et 0 71
Peas. huahel 10 1 12
Bt ckwheat, bushel e •. 1a
Toronto Dairy Merkel.
Butter, store lots 0 250
Butter. aerarator, dairy, Ib0
Butter, creamery, Ib. rollse 12
Butter, creamery, solids 0
Cheese. new, I1 0 10%
Honelcrmbs. dose. 256
Honey, extracted, Ib 0 12
Eggs, rase iota 0 Y
orate. new -laid 0 M
Montreal Grain and Produce.
MON'rREAt., Jan. R. -The foreign de-
mand for l/anitoba spring wheat wits
much quieter, hut the prices bid were
steady. A fair lade continues to be
dune in oats for lcwal and country ac-
count. There was a good enquiry from
I:urop an sources for sprint wheat flour
and as the prb 'bid bid were 3d to 6d per
sack Lieber 1n some care*, • few salsa
were made. A good business continues M
be done on spot for the ss•aon of the
year. Nates of bran were made for shin -
mem to the United Kingdom a1 alt7ai.
The local demand for bran sad shorts la
good. The tone .of the market for cheese
is strong with a steady hualee•• Passing -
flutter is quiet. Demand for seas V
good, Provisions fairly Octane,
Oats-Canadlan wc*tget+. No. 2, tike:
Canadian western. No. 3, 4'!{c: extra.
No. I'feed. Se to 46%c. No. 2 local white.
toe; No. 3 local white, 45e; No. 4 local
white, 44c.
Batley -Manitoba teed, 64c to &c: malt-
ing. 11c to 03c.
Flout -Manitoba spring wheat patents,
firsts, 35.11: Seconds, 35.10: strong takers',
34.90, winter patents, choice, 51. to SI
straight rollers. 14.25 to $4.40: do., bags.
11.95 to 12.06.
Rolled oats -Barrels, 8.87: bag 90 Its..
r-.20. -
Mlilfced-Bran. 821: shorts. 3:I: mid-
dlings, 32; to 3.5: moulllle, 39 to 135.
Hay -No. 2. per tor., car lots. 315 to 315.50.
Cheese -Finest westerns. 14%c to tic:
finest easterns, 1414c to 14%c.
Butler -Choicest creamery, 91c to *10c;
[seaside, Me to 3041,c. '
*4E4 --Fresh. Sic to 50c: selected, 3•c te
31e; No. 1 stock. 26c to 27c.
Potateee-Per bag, ear lots. 31.20 te
51.1704.
CATTLE e4ARK ETl.
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Union Stock Yards.
TORONTO, Jan. 8.-R.eeipts of live
stock at the Union Stock Yards were
101 carloads, consisting nf 1064 cattle.
396 hogs. 1048 sheep and 44 calves.
Exporters.
Alexander McIntosh bought 100 ex-
porters for J. ihamberg & Son, at 16.30
to 116.7e for steers, and 50 no 1ti.e3.
Buhers,
Choice butchers
But
sold et 16.25 to 36.6.:
loads of good, $6 to $6.25; medium to
good. 161.50 to W. common to medium. S
to P.M: cows, fi to 15.^S: bulls, $4 to N.
• Springers and Milkers.
A few milkers and springers sold at 140
to gel each.
Veal Calves.
Veal calves sold at $1 to 34 per cwt
Sheep and Lambs.'
Sheep, ewes, sold at 13.00 to $4, and a
few at $4.25: rams and culls, 83 per cwt.:
lamps, 3640 to 36.4' per cwt.
Hoge.
Selects, fed and tttered, sold at $6.50
and 11.225, f.o.b.. cars, at country points.
Montreal Live Stock.
MONTREAL. Jan. f• -At the Montreal
Stock Yards, West End Market, the re-
eelpls of live stock for the week ending
Jan- o were 1700 rattle, 1400 sheep and
Iambs, i5 hogs and 260 calves, white the
offerings on the market this morning for
sale amounted to 900 cattle, 1000 sheep
and lambs, 1400 hot;. and 130 calves.
A feature of the trade continues to be
the limited supply of good to choice cat-
tle coming forward. The market for
such is strong and the prices have scored
a Inrther advance of Mc to 40c per cwt.,
choice steers selling as high e. 16.75. The
scarcity of this Nass of stock Is attribut-
ed to the Increased demand front Am-
erican exporters thruout Ontario for sup-
plies on account of the fact that prices
in the Liverpool and London markets
have advanced Jr to 2c per Ib. within the
peat two weeka, owing to the very small
offerings.
The supply of medium or common cat-
tle In the local market was ample to fill
all requirements, but pricer were firmer
in sympathy with the above. This being
the first goal market after ttrr holiday
season and the fact that butebers and
packers were well sold out of beet, the
attendance of buyers was large, Inclubing
some from Quebec, consequently the de -
mod it good even at the higher
range of prime and quite an active tra.'e
was (Inco.
The feature of the small meat trade
was the stronger feeling in the market
for sheep and prices advanced 04c to le
per pound, owing to the ar:'all offerings.
The demand for Iambs wan good and
prlres, ruled firm. Rates of mixed lotsof sheep and lambs were made at 16 par
cwt. Owing to the ecarrlty of calves
the market was strong and sales of goo]
to cholre stock were made se high as
810 to 320 each. The Liverpool market
for lambs has been mu; h stronger of
Isle and prices aro 2r to 3c per Ib. hist er
and sheep, 1Xe to 104c.
There was no Important change to the
rnndlltmt nf the market for hogs. Pup -
piles rotting forward gra ample to f111
all requirements and the feeltw( Is firm
with sales of selected lots a1 t7 to 1710
per cwt . weighed off the rare.
Butchers' cattle, chic.. 19.75 pee rwt
medium, to to M.S, common, 531` to 51.00:
re, 12 to 13.M: choice rows, 1f..60 to
M: medium, 14.71 to 16.25; bulls, 14 an to
16. E. milkers, choice, each, *77 common
and medium, each, 1111 to 550; springers,
131 to $40.
Sheep, ewes, $4 34 to 12 heck. sad swim,
ei to $4 7t: lan.i,s 1. .75 to C.
Hop, f n h , *7 to v.,.
Calver. M to 115
East th sash. Cattle Market.
F.ART Rt.'FFALO, N.T., Jan. /-Cattle
--Receipts, gall. active end lee to Se
higher. Pekes• steers, 57.7: 10 MOO. ship-
ping. Ste In FF.S. butchers. K to t7. heif-
er*, 1450 to VIM. rows. 12.21 to 53.a, [Vile,
51.x1 t. 53.30: stockers and retains, p 71
to is s. a *rees, was to M; Arh
e
we .M achoke steady, others
(n 1.
gm lower, tm Ml
t eaM-Reretpta Ms, active, 5111 teal.
Hem. Reswlpta, 1301+. setl-•s, Se te Igo
higher, beery sad mfgpl. 511* to
'wk.*. Mm 1 K•. ptgp, K to ti"
trough, M t. SIM; stases na.ti ea to
El -
estrus. KM to la
Stsm
sal Lessee- Pte. it lN. se.
etre: mead y: i)eneb., Y
iLle` awettraf. a Mi Velk�
EfirJ. 51: elm edged, 11/1 to jt
One thorough application of
Zam-Beak at night will bring ease "'
by morning. Zam-Buk shops the I!:
smarting, heals the cracks, and
makes the hands smooth.`,;'
P1001.-- Miss Hattie Penned, Galesburg
Oot.. etotem :-"1 was troubled with chapped
hands and arms and nothing ever seemed• to heal
them thoroughly until we found •ant-Buk. 11
has cured them. My father has also used it
for several akin troubles and injuries, sad thinks
there is bottling like Zam-Buis."
Mothers should see that their children use Zan'.
Bak daily, as there is nothing like prevention. A little
Lem -Bak lightly smeared- over the hands and wrist*,
attar washing, will prevent chap* and cold sores.
Ls-Suk ie alma roue can for won dimmer. etesee.
stab,
ringworm bb0d-poieoaiag plc. and Inc cuts,
bums sad brume. 505 boast ag stone sad bowlers, ce
Moo..guftromtuams-aBid kImptatTorea
..w, ser prim Refuse
BARGAINS IN
Stoves
We *humid like to talk to you about the bargains we are [Ker
ing in Stoves. For the next thirty days, and fur perhaps longer,
the will give ten pet omit. discount on the primes of all `stoves --
Heaters and Range -which we have In the store. We bave the
Moffatt Ranges which hate a reputation for satisfoction that please
them in the first rank. Art Garland, Seeivenir, and MtaKatt
Heaters, Any of these you will find ate just what yltrt want. We
have them in different sizes. suitable for Any size of a hotter oe
room.
lust to wurd about our
Biankets
We have • good sock of Horse Blankets. the kind that ••stat
on" -While they last ten per tout. off.
FRED HUNT -
Pluuthinv. Heating. Eavestroughing
and General Hatdwate. e
Hamilton Strut
Fir,: TSE 111&IAN WHO' THINKSAND FEELS.
Some worsen complain that they periodically suffer frola dull and bent' feel.
:rig:. or '.ia.ziaess in the head, nervousness, pain lad bearing -down feelings which
should not occur to the normal healthy woman. But most every woman is subject
to these pairs et some time in her life, due to abnormal conditions in life, such
as c::: -sets, aver -taxed strength, had air, poor or imprcper food wet feet, sluggish
liver. etc. A regulator and female tonic made from native medicinal roots with
pure glycerin, and wit`c,:ut the use of alcohol, called
DR. PILRVld'.S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION,
has ;rover. its value in thcusands acmes, like the following :
Isar
Memo.
Mts. Dona lL Marne, of Auburn. Nebr.. Saute 1. Box Ht says:
" I thought I would write you in regard to what your medicines have
dune for me. 1 have used therm for thirty years for female trouble
and general weakness with the very hast result and they have saved
me hundreds of dollars in doctors' bias. I buy the • Favorite Presertp-
Hon' and 'Golder. Medical Been..., and take them together. I never
wee disappointed ie year remedies sod take pleasure in recommending
them to any suffering lady. 1 am now almost fifty years old : at forty-
five I took your medicines. both kinds. and I passed that period very
easily .ad lett me fat and healthy.. I feel like • young girl
If any lady cares to write me• 1 will gladly tell her more, about
the good work of your medicines..'
DR. Place's GREAT FAMILY DOCTOR BOOR, The People's
Common Sense Mediaal Adviser, newly revised up-to-date
edition -of 1008 pages, answers hosts of delicate questions
which[ every woman, single or married, ought to know.
Sent free in cloth binding to any address on receipt of 30
one -cent stamps, to oover cost of wrapping and mailing only.
IT IS wonderful how much satis-
faction can be obtained from a
talk over the Bell Telephone.
A letter carries words, but the Bell Service has
been brought up to such a point of perfection that
the modulations of the voice are clearly heard.
The cheery tones show that the talker is well and
in good spirits. The call may come from a suburban
village or a distant city, but within the limits of the
carrying power of the voice the Bell Service carries
the tone as well. You get a personal interview with
a friend hundreds of miles away.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF CANADA.
Every Jell TsIspAsee Is Me Caster ej1 Ms erMso.
g
1
to StOCkand Poul
Raisers
We will send. cbsolutely free, for the asking, postpaid, one of our large
sixty-four page books on the common diseases of stock and poultry.
Tells you how to feed all kinds of heavy and light horses, colts and mares
steers, &leo how to k
ea that they will lay as well in winter as in calves summer. fatteningand No farer should be withouteep
and feed poahry
NOW .s the time to use Royal Purple Stock Specific Mrs. Wm. Burnham, of'Sandford, Ont., gays: '2 ted
At a cost of only two-thirds of a cent per day per animal your Poultry Specific to 33 hens during the winter and
will increase it :5 per cent. in value. It permanently sometimes got as many as two dollen eggs' per day In
cures Rots, Colie, 11 orms, Skin Diseases and Debility. February and March."
Restores run-down animals to plumpness and vigor. It Mr. Andrew Hicks, of Centralia, Ont., says: '1 used
will Increase the milk yield three to ave lbs. per cow per your Stock Specific on 20 milk cows. They have Increased
,Ia3' and make the milk richer. Royal Purple Is not • 30 per cent. ,0 their milk and I got even better results
stock food. There 1s no filler used In Its manufacture, from your Poultry specific We had 60 hens laying age.
and we import from Europe all the seed., herbs, barks, When we commenced using Poultry Specific we were get -
etc., and grind them on our own premises. Therefore we ting five or sox eggs • day. In less than five day. we got
can guarantee It to you as being absolutely pure. We do 160 eggs. These were the coldest days last'Irinter." Tou
not use cheap filler to make up a large package. We give can see the results at once atter you commence using Ms
you the best condition powder ever put on the market In material. When farmers get acquainted with Royal
a concentrated form. A tablespoon levelled off once a Purple brands they will never be without them.
day Is sufficient for a full grown animal. It prevents
disease, keeps your animals In perfect health, and is ab-
solutely harmless. It makes six weeks old calves as large
as ordinary calves at 10 week.. Tou can develop six
pip ready for market In lust one [month's les. time than
yousaving can possiyou ably do without it at • asst of oaly 11.6,
month's work and
food. A 60c peek -
age w111 last •
horse 70 Jays. A
11.50 pall or air-
tight tin containing
tour times as mann
as a 50e package
will last an anlm-
al fee days. If you
have never used It try it en the poorest aMmal you have
on your place and watch results. If It does not produce
better results than anythingou have ever used or give
you satisfaction, we will refund your money Andrew
Wegrfch, of Wainaeet, Ont.. says that he tried It on one
cow, weighed her milk on the 16th, 17 Ib... on the Ifth
she gave 22 lbs. Lan Mo9wen, Canada's greatest horse
trainer, says: "I flare fed Royal Purple to The Cel and
all my rac.horses for four years. They have never been
of their feed. Tour cough powder works like magic."
Mr. Tom Smith, trainer for the Hon. Adam Beck. says:
"We had a man In our stables last fall belonging to Min
cleuston, of Montreal. W. mould not feed Mr any bran Will 'mane* any lameness in a very abaci tltee. 11[*, 3110-
n account of scouring. We eommeneed using your m. Doty. Coalman In London, says: "We have eine horses.
Royal Purple Stock RpselIe. The results were wonder- constantly teaming coal, and bays all kinds of trauma
ful. We found after using it three weeks we could teed with them being lame at times. I have used your Sweat
her bran or any other *oft feed and she actually took'.,, Liniment for a year back and have never known 4t to
25 Ilse, during that elms.'' fail to cure ail sorts of sprained t•adena, etc." R 6
Pries e
r-ounee bottles, by mail Me.
Royal Purple Poultry Specific Royal Purple Lice Hiller
wilt make roar hens lay In winter as well as In sum. This Is entirety d1Rern[t from any nee killer on the
'mgr. sand tet a ser package wilt met 1m hens 76 Owes or market In order for you to understand the grooms of
pall or air -tight tin eontaise for them as meek msnaiarture of this nee killer you will have to mend for
as a bee package. w111 last 2M days. it /reverts poultry one of our booklets. as w* glv. yen • full history of it
from losing flesh et moulting time, ernes and pr.vetia all there It will entirely ettermisate flee en fowls or
the ordinary 41..ase., nukes their plumage bright and animals with net more than One or toe apealeatf.a.. rt
keep* them in prime rendition ata.thrre tams Pyle* elle. by mail fee.
Aa asserted erd.r aseesatiag N MAO we win Prefer.
WOn ig het we
wish
Impresses year stied M mtdetk
that we aaeeture .I.g bet ptlterate4
MI reemummeedatiess dtente
fro ser ttlllereat ll.ms Rem mpg ever r C we
give yea the mss Oft a /we who have mead it. ear bast nee= ms.tfM{as 5. flag yea te s ass pumawee hes .ver ally Sae we mleetanelllere.
Sod Today For Frw anklet. W. A. J=N=INd 111F0. 00.. London. Out
Royal Purple supplies and free hoekkts may be secured from A. J. Cooper, Flour &
.Peed. Galerich.
Royal Purple Cough Specific
During the last four years there has been an epi-
demic cough going through every stable In Canada•
which has been a great source of annoyance to
horsemen. Our
Royal Purple
Cough Cure will
absolutely cure
this cough In 4
days, w111 break up
and cure distemper
In 1* days, abso-
lutely guaranteed
6o per tin. by mall
6e.
oyal Purple
STOCK AND POULTRY SPECIFICS
Royal Purple Gall Cure
Will cure au sorts of open sores on man or beast. Will
absolutely dry up and sure scratches In • very few day..
Mr. Pam Owen, Coachman for the Hon. Adam Beek, se
'By following directions 1 Ind your Royal Pune' Gail
Cure will cure scratches and make the scabe peel off per-
fectly dry c about tour or five days." Prima age, by Baan
30c
Royal Purple Sweat Liniment
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