The Signal, 1913-4-24, Page 7ERY
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CITY OF FLATS.
Wirers the Neuss Regulations Are Apt
te Vett Free -Born Canadians.
The hlti sbaeorger is the evil spirit
dViscum.City ofFlail, say* awriter
$s uvea in • gloomy cavern at the
WA of the stairs and pounoes on you
es�etserr�� time you peas and til you you
rrals$'8. I base never really mttahr-
ger the house regulation. Atter 10
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ELOW is given a oelste lie j o oboot a chill air u of the tomb mi-
d the sutnsar earrags el the Slops the house. Later than that
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CANADIAN NORT111kN
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MacEwan's
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Best Scranton Hard
Coal -all sizes.
Cannel Coal for open
grates -the highest
quality of Coal that
can be bought for
the purpose.
Empire Domestic
Lump Coal - most
satisfactory Soft Coal
forranges,box stoves
and fireplaces.
Standard Chestnut
and Furnace Coke.
All kinds of Hard-
wood and Kindling.
r MacEwan Estate
Telephone 9+11
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ALL BOY UP
you may not sing, dance or play any
soesteal iasteument.
I way ams ad a party when one of
the guests, not observing the lateness
of the Lour, volunteered to sing "Ora
Pro Bobia'1 She had not gone much
beyond the fist bar when rhe noticed
that i1 mjy wanted one minute to 10.
TAs.�asd with which she wished the
song, pad on her ha and ooat, shook
hands all around, and was out in the
street before the hour had finished
striking was a lesson from which I
have not yet recovered.
At no time may one shake one's
rugs oat d the front window, bat
between the hours of 6 and 8 in the
morning. one may beat them in the
courtyard. A visitor, waking up with
a alert a lit4e after 6, and wondering
whether the thunder will give hint a
haadnobe, tail b appreciate the pri-
vilege. Por about an hour the city
is as if wrapped in s sand storm:
,everybody is in the courtyard banging
rugs The Viennese lrausfrau invests
all her spare cash in rugs. It ia the
proudest day of her lite when she
has so mem that she is the first to
start heating and the last to finish.
1 t
one keeps • dog, on wet days mu
must terry him up to one's apart-
ments,
partmenta, so .bat his muddy feet do not
sail the staircase. Particularly well
do I know this last regulation, for at
one time I was the proud possessor
of a mastiff. In the first month of
my stay it rained on 17 days, and I
lost nearly 14 pounds in weight. My
medical attendant said I was not
physically stray enough to own so
large a dog, so, as my rooms were on
the fifth floor, I exchanged him for
a Icy terrier.
Dustbins which age generelly kept
in the kitchen, next to the gas stove.
have to be carried downstairs by the
tenant and deposited on the pave-
ment for the otmvemence of the dust-
men. An official makes his appear-
ance a few minutes ahead of the dust
cart, and olangs .s huge bell at the
foot of the stairs in warning. At the
sound doors fly open Ile if by magic.
and the next moment the stairs are
crowded with women -young, old,
strong and frail --reach with an iron
dustbin strained 0o her bosom. If
you are wearing new clothe,`, you
want to see that the dust Dart isn't
in the street before you start mount-
ing the stai}•s.-
member of the family enjoys a
bathroom. Why not have us
an up-to-date system of
IODERN PLUMBING
your home) When we do a job of
kind you do not need to spend
sent for repairs for a long time.
materials we use are the best and
work lasts.
RED. HUNT
Hamilton Street, Goderich
Plumbing, heating, Electric
Wiring, etc.
G TO THE HIGH STANDARD
maintained in the popular
t4riOTT
. Ost.. the demand tor the graduates
h erne. of the ',apply.('ollare pm all
Cater now. Write roe ostelerea
THE LATESTMARKETS
Farmers' Market.
Polkeeing are the latest quotations
torketerst proBlroe at Bt. Lawrence
t. Toronto: -
Soh wheat, betel ..... $ .92103 .96
Baia .19 .00
Mune wheat .. 38 .90
.6$ .80
llbefiwtisdt .66
.86
Issas 1.00
Wow hay 18.00
4o. No. 2 . , . 13.00
agile bay 9.00
Mime straw ...t 16.00
trundled 14.00
, loose .. 8.00
new laid, donee.20
lthaterrialry 28
40. creamery .32
Awl. dressed 10. .18
.22
.20
26
.16
�we fowl, lb.. .16
Chickens .16
Ducklings .16
► Turkeys .30
- Hens .12
.96
2.00
12.00
Doll Theories.
According to a Japanese belief,
dolls sometimes .come auwe acquiring
a soul 10 process of being played with
by snooessive generations of children.
Food is provided for them, and they
are treated with great we, lest neg-
lect ahopld bring trouble upon the
household. One pretty story tells how
a childless husband and wife borrow-
ed a doll that had gained. tea. soul ted
and clothed.it sand .prospered there-
Al1'thiszis3;nslitter contrast with the
unpLe�,,a.d,,lltheory of Yarm, the
scholar of ent Rome. He held
that the doll[ given to little Romans
at Christmas --that is to say, at the
�q�g�na�l ss
fice0 ntebnman,beitrg•to11ae6utlea►
L od-
Caas
Desks
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Gesso
*nu. 4cassell.
The.eau aaiMOl�'metro[
aotietth�ern git,is to the
OkselllelMul what
w�- Iii�a �s, .s !�afla�seBoremost
roan ed alLette wormva before
high 1 etas,
semen.
mn a grapdtr rolefp play. Tospre-
died over the mosiattmadant rInc
in fast history of tteemogt -important
branch d the human•araee -waa.a task
that none tent the gra testho1 men
could successfully perform Caesar
IIMPliOns 1 hdacle afterantiher -aside
gaatroodat9..t wberetttbe$neants9O
Potatoes. bags
Apples, barrel
Drained hop
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.00
1.10
17.00
14.00
10.80
18.00
16.00
9.00
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.36
.20
25
.22
.21
.11
.16
.18
.18
.12
.12
1.00
3.60
18.00
Toronto Cattle Market.
B.epresentauve prices are:-
Tritestion export cattle.... $6.86 to 17.36
ileorpool export cattle.. 6.76 7.00
import bulls 5.60
Botcher cattle, choice.. , 6.76
day medium 6.00
do. common 6.60
sober cows, choice6.60
medium -. 6.00
do. common ......... 4.26
Oaten 1.60
Winners 2.60
Dutcher bulls 6 00
d0. medium 4.60
Bologna bulls ..... 8.26
'Feeding ,teen 6.60
Stockers, choice •.._.-6.26
do. medium 4.76
40. light ... 3.00
Milkers, choice. each...60.00
do. medium 40.00
60.00
30.00
7.60
6.60
4.60
3.00
9.00
Hav i ng pu rchased the hush
ens formerly conducted by
F. Barlow Holmes, we Fur"
Peasdealing In
Coal, Wood
List, Comsat
Ilial.
We will handle Scranton
alai Lehigh Valley Coal, two
cess which are recognised as
the beet we wish to giv'3
the MM, of floder,.h and
110 b
l er dao
hose teem MI d Mr.
dildsiatw ked may ettlhgw
libs wish anything in our
hes
All orders left with Jae.
TSt+m• ded tie. st»tt, peeesptJy
b&6kdki11
Springers, choice
do. medium
Iprtng lambs, each
Sheep, light ewes
do. heavy ewes
Sucks and culls
Good lambs
Medium lambs ,,,e.... 8.00
do. culls 6 00
i f. o. b. 900
4o. fed and watered9.36
tap01&41.:':'„....-••••••-••
- eraighed off ears. 9.60
y• y,... ....f. 4.60
. FeedillFor. the salsphaat.
-thedeltphantierellgestihn4unm
tihos'.+are very rapid it. requires a
large wmoan"tof fodderdaily, about
600 pounds in enoetceses. In itawrild
state the elephant feeds heartily, but
why. It is careful,in selecting
the few torsi/ trees that at likes for
their beat Orr foliage., bout will tear
doltrabranolhei and lease halt'ot4hem
untouched. It will strip ori the bark
from Other •team and throw away w
Aa it is a
large it selects. its freer=
f
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eenseelokOtOnehrian
ls
pie his res eras Alfred
Arit-
a oaten memory.Cyd
bousehod he is waitedon.at table by
one of hitars, erhilaother mem-
bers of this film$= stretch out and
help tbenniebirs- aha bread, it is
said, 'is baked 6y -the Queen. He nage!
the habit ad swing upon his. people
and is himself a depositor in a saving'
bank. The king once remonstrated
with a hotelkeeper who had bought
himselemsgold watch .and , pointed ront
that.tdasosnifiwgeh.arait-a silver.
Toronto Grain nes.
Q1entations at the Board d Trade
were,.. follows:
-Ontario Wheat-New„No. 2. whites
prheat,.whlte, red or mixed, 94e to W0.
ontalde.
M,settoba Wheat -New, No. 1 Nor.,
98;f,c; No. 2 Nov., 961/sc; Vo. 1 Nor..
fs14c.
Canadian Western Oats -New No. 2,
42c; No. 3, 3S%c. on trick, lake ports.
Ontario Oats -33c to 35c, outside,
88e to 38c, Toronto.
Corn -No. 3 yellow, 63c, all rail,
track. Toronto. No. 3 yellow now
tinny 58e, c.i.f.
• Rolled Oats -Per bag of 90 lbs..
$3.231-2; per Dbl., 14.70, wholesale,
Windsor to Montreal.
Peak -No. 2, 31.00 to 31.06, car lots.
outside.
Buckwheat -No. 2. 62c to 53c, out-
side.
Rye -No. 2. 60o to 620. outside.
Barley -48c to 50c.
Mlllfeed-Manitoba bran, 320 to
120.60; shorts. 122.00, at shipping
�olnts Ontario bran, 320 to 320.50,
In begs; short,. 122. track, Toronto.
6.20
7.00
860
6.00
6.00
6.40
4.76
4.26
3.26
6.60
6.25
4.26
6.15
6.25
6.75
4.50
70.00
60.00
70.00
60.00
7.75
7.26
6.00
6.00
10.00
8.60
7.00
.00
9.40
9.70
9.00
BRITAIN'S BUDGET
00,000.000 ?OUNDS
Twenty Million Pounds Will he Asked
For the Old age Penalewa, Insur-
ante Act and Labor Exchange
If the British standard of valuation
were the dollar and not the pound
sterling the vomtug budget would un-
doubtedly be known as the Hinton Dol-
lar Budget, for the sum which Da�ld
Lloyd George, the Cbasosllor of the
Exchequer will hays to ask of the
nation in the budget speech falls a
very little short of £3M.00,000. The
principal items of this smiles budget
areasfollows:
National debt ..... t$4,600,00t•
Local Government greats,
road board. etc. 10.800.000
Royal and judicial sell,
c l c es
1,700,00i,
Education
Old -age pensions, national
health insurance, et.c.... 20.099,000
Other Civil Services 16,245.010
Collection of revenue .. 4.5Z3,000
Postomce telegraphs and
Telephones 24,2�G.Obii
Total etvll expenditure £ 120,S8b.00i+
Navy 40.309.0'+0
Army 16.2.0,000
Asthma Catarrh
we0091G COMM "AMOK COOP
COWS COLDS
Leek Within.
The things that are unison ar
il
ce
true fors and substance.of
wisdom. love or dente, ideals.
The things than are aeon are ewer
changing for seslmethind be for ens
Thor- efore we look
pea and happiness, and we value e
obese conscience above rabies. We
veins above bees. meads and honours
that teams quiet. the well done of the
tlr1aee.v spirit ethasref 4 with our,
that oil is walk as metier what
parer.-11esttles.
OeMrMeg Brick..
The es'nr of a Rima is eanttolled ta
a*�hIM41n s1Il a
mid*
£ 190.417.000
CAPT. SCOTT'S DIAP.Y
It Enhances the Glory of Every Man
In the Expedition
lady Scott. the wife of Captain R.
Scott, who lost bis life in the Ant-
arietie. has written a letter to the
newspapers ID which she expresses
her thanks for the sympathy extended
to her in her bereavement and thanks
everybody for their generosity In sub-
acripUons to memorial funds. She
adds that her husband's diary will be
published in full as soon as practio-
able. "Every word in the diary," Lady
Scott says, "goes to enhance the glory
of the expedition and the work of
every officer and man conoerned in it:'
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Receipts, 4,500; fairly *o-
live and 10c to 16c lower. Prime
steers, 48.75 to 39.00; shipping, $8 to
V.65; butchers, 36.60 to 38.40; cows,
4 l0 37.60; bulls. 35.75 to 17.60
heifers, 36.25 to 38.50; stock heifers,
55.60 to 36; stockers and feeders, 36
37.76; fresh cows and springers.
IsteadT. 135 to 185.
Yams -Receipts, 1,600; active, 600
higher, $6 to 310.
Hoge--Recelpts, 14,000; active and
10c to 15c lower. Heavy, 39.40 to 19.45;
mixed, 19.46 to 39.60; yorkers, 39.36
to 39.60; pigs, 19.26 to 39.36; roughs.
38.40 to 38.60; stags, 37 to S8, dairies,
$9.16 to 39.60.
Sheep and Lambe -Receipts. 10,000;
active; yearlings steady. others 10c tq
26c higher. Lambs. 16 to 38.50; year-
lings
earlings 37 to $7.60; wethers, 36.60 to
36.90; ewes, 36 to.$6.60; sheep, mixed.
36 to 36.60.
NAVIGATION OPENS
A Pleat o1 Sixty Freighters ..eft Fort
William
There passed through Thunder Bay
eastward boun 1 on Sunday from Port
Artbur and her twin City of Fort
William, etxey great take freighters.
laden with approximately 12,350,000
bushels of wheat. oats. tax and bar-
ley. being the vast fleet which has
been lying in th(' Twin City harbors
during the past Winter, and which the
opening of navigation has set free.
This gigantic fleet. placed stairs to
stern, would form a line of ships over
four miles long.
AID STOCK BREEDERS
aar.suewae ions
A dile► mate and e..eahel etsttes_ae for a
MAW W
Mtloriam. adenoid Oman& the M..:a -
wa.
Wnfa. V NM Wilk 1.4otwt Ulna rents
Tie Le awning tie aaueepOs atom. 1nne,d
'with livery breath. nukes breathing oew....ru..
the sore U.eat..n1 owes the t: o,t*a, aaerwrm rs- t W
.basis. Cr.ad.as 4 4..,.a•4 to soothe/s ata
p.., 4 ea.1drea and a argN to eeer.•ra Irma
Aemote. ataa se pawl tri i..orytlw booklet.
ALL oaueourr$.
Trr cRCIOLFNR
7.414 S r?IC THM)AT
TA8LgTN lur Il..,- r.ed
thmat. 71.1 an rrn,M.
MstM sae a th. ,..
. , let:. r Omar& 'v
Vero Cew.Mea Cw
el orris k.. M.T.
L...•.eg 13.twlding
M.'o .nr Can.
ltJwe'P.digred Animals Will be i-ean-
Chicago Live Stock
Cattle -Receipts, 19,000 head; mar-
ket steady. Beeves. 17.26 to 39.26.
Texas steers. 36.76 to 17.90; stockers
and feeders. $610 to 38.10; cows and
betters, 33.00 to 38.40; calves $6.60eto
38.60
Hogs -Receipts. 42.i,in, market
steady. Light. 38.96 to 19.36; mixed.
38.90 to 19.26; heavy, 38.70 to 19.20:
rough. 38.70 to $8.86; pigs. et to 19.10;
bulk of males. 39.06 to 89.20.
Sheep --Receipts, 22,000; market
'steady. Native. $8 to 17.16: yearlings,
1e 60 to 37.51; lambs, native. $8.00 10
$815.
ed to Local Organizations
Hon. Martin Burrell. Minister of
Zeki4ture, and Mr. John Wright. live
commissioner, have agreed upon
F plan for a substantial eecourage-
pteat of the live stock industry In
tJapada The original cost of the
animals will be borne by the depart -
t, and they will be placed 1n the
de of such local organizations as
agree to certain conditions which will
be set forth. In a word. these titres
%will remain the property of the de-
partment. but . local associations will
be responsible for their proper main-
tenance and management under the
enl supervision of officers of the
ive stock branch All animals dta-
tributed will be bought. if possible,
Prom home breeders and will be Can-
adian bred.
In the -hilt Otter Creak 'near St.
Thomas. 'Fbe brothers took a boat
with the intention of going to MID
island sheeted about In the middle of
the c no one saw the
accident. betteved the boat oil➢
sized s could not ■wten
they their death.
Rep
tor from
Ottawa,
office air
leepector
himself as an inspe .
Postai i)epamment at
r entered the post
last Thursday and
obtained a took containing 79 blank
money mains numbered from 4,131 to
4,199. Ha left a temporary receipt,
promising that the official receipt
would be.bnardad within a day or
two.
Seed*.
Merchants aro geeting to farmers,
per hundredweight, as follows: -
Red clover. No. 1....334 OO to 328.60
do, No. 2 23.00 .00
Aline. Pk, 1 28 00 31 00
do. No 2 34.60 14. be
Thnotky. No. 1 7.60 3.00
do. No. 2 6.00 41.64
Alfalfa. Pio. 1 19.60 1N. 10
do. No. 1 17.80 00
Bitted Hay sad Senior.
New key. No 1 512.00 to
do. No 1 9.00
d0. Nei $ .. 4.N
VIM stagy ............
pr. Roche's Health
Hon. ion Roche, Minister of the fa-
terfor has been making such rapid
recovery since has operation that It
is not likely he will retire from the
Cabinet The doctor expects to sail
for England on May 3rd. Upon the
condition of his health upon his re-
turn will depend whether be wi11�1vr
main In the Cabinet. ,
fn. Id
11.00
9.00
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SEEDING GENERAL
Ontario Farmers are as a Rule en
the Land
Dynamited a Dam
Dynamiting of Hincbbrooke dam.
lapanee River, near Parham, by par-
ties at present unknown, had a tragic
end. Gideon King. aged 25, unmarried.
was drowned while driving over a
bridge a mile from the dam. which
was loosened from 1ts position by a
big rush of water.
Both Quick and Permanent Strength.
If you are run down or t'rred out.
you take cold easily, have no appetite.
are losing flesh or have other evidence
of lowered vitality, try our MacLeod's
System Renovator under out guaran-
tee to refund the price paid if the
remedy fails to give entire satisfaction.
It aids digestion, tones up the nervous
system and gives both gaick ard per-
manent results. One dollar a Bottle.
Idanufactuted by Mset.nld Medicine
Co.. Goderich, Out. For sale by E. R.
Wigle.
A week of sunshine has meant ,a
trreata deal to the farmers of Ontez70.
Reports from both east and west of
the Province say that they have base
able to get on the land. Some othrlf
complain that the soil is unfit yet, MI
seeding will be general this wept,
Two Brothers Drowned
George Chalk. aged 21. and tai
young brother aged years. of Post
Burwell. loot t_ --r llo' . ht' drowning
Cause for Alarm
Loss of appetite or distress after
eating -a symptom that should
not be disregarded.
It is not what you est but what you
digest and sesimilate that does you
good. Some of the strongest. health-
iest persons are moderate, eaters.
Nothing will cause more trouble than
$ disordered stomach. and many
people contract serious maladies
through disregard or abuse of the
stomach.
We urge all who suffer from indi-
on• or dyspepsia, to try Rezall
• Tablets, with the under -
Bleeding that we will refund the
money paid us without question or
formality, if after use you are not
perfectly ambo led with results.
We recommend Recall Dyspepsia
Tablets to customers every day, and
have yet to bear of one who has not
been benefited. We believe them to
be without equal. They give prompt
rend, siding to neutralise acidity,
stimulate flow of gastric luioe
strengthen` the digestive orpana, and
thus promote perfect nutrition and
correct unhealthy symptoms Three
thee, 25 cents. 50 cents, and 81.00.
You can buy Reran Dyspepsia Tablets
in this community only at our store:
H. C. DUNLOP.
Gnderirh iV ,IAM. Oatarie
There le • Remail Store in nary every torn
and dty in the United States. Canada and
Great Britain. There r • different Recall
Remeach
especially y for road. every ordinary .herr parr -
i1
eachwhich
itisr aceisad
lar which it u ree®smded.
Tia Rasa stereoOrerere SAmerica's Oradaet
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"ORANGE LILT SAVED MT LIFE"
These wards or expresdone bav-
ttl� the sates are eeettleed
as
lragteb er oke Ilitlsee 1 [rye w
%mak ethers
eaewemIlws ��as�I1,,es lts r beteg the Met Me=
them
SS sp tie artlw 01 erelgw.-
ask ethers was !tad severed
seserviless
niZ
gamest
Use.
811110.
TRANSCONA
A GREAT CITY IN THE MAKING
Transoms, will be one of the greatest railway
centres, of the West. The Grand Trunk Pacific has
Targe shops located there, the Canadian Pacific
Railway has established Ionone freight yards. and
it bas been persistently rumored that the Canadian
Northern Railway will move their entire shops from
Fort Rouge to Transcona.
Transcona's future as a manufacturing cit?, as
well as a railway mitre, is assured. and several large
industries are already established, requiring a large
number of men.
PROPERTY WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE
many times over in the nett two years, and there
are big profits for the investor who buys today.
We have a number of lots to sell at Tran.cona
and offer them very advantageous terms to Gode-
rich purchaser...
Write for our booklet., which tells all about
Tranecona.
Scott, Hill & Co. J. T. Goldthorpe
.'3 Canada Life Building
WINNIPEG, MAN.
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For Sale by Leading Druggists Everywhere.
Agent in GODBRIOH
Hurst Telephone 6 r 6
THE SIGNAL'S
CLUBBING
LIST
1913
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 1.85
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto) 1.75
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star 2.25
The Signal and Toronto Daily World 3.25
The Signal and Toronto Daily News 2.30
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and
Empire • 1.60.
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate 2.35
The Signal and Canadian Farm 1.85
The Signal and Farm and Dairy
New 1.60
Renewal.... 1.85
The Signal and Canadian Poultry News
The Signal and Grain Growers' Guide
The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free
Press 1•6o
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser2.90
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser I.6o
The Signal and London Daily Free Press
Morning Edition
Evening Edition
The Signal and Montreal Daily Witness
The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness
The Signal and World Wide
The Signal and Presbyterian ' ' '
The Signal and Westminster
The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster
The Signal and Catholic Register
New 11.7o
Renewal . 1.85
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto).. 3.40
The Signal and McLean's Magazine . 2.25
The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto).... 2.75
The Signal and Canada Monthly (Winnipeg) 1.5o
These prices are for addresses in Canada or Great. Blftain
The Signal and Lippincott's Magazine 3..25
Including postage to Canadian subscribers.
The Signal and Woman's Home Companion
(New York) . 2.75
Including postage to Canadian subscribers.
The above publications may be obtained by Sig-
nal subscribers in any combination, the price for any
publication being the figure given above less $l.00
representing the price of The Signal. For instance :
The Signal and The Weekly Globe $z.fio
The Farmer's Advocate ($2.35 less $1.0o) ... r.36
1.35
I.50
3.50
2.90
3.5o
I.85
2.25,
2.25
2.25
3.25
Sags
making the price of the three papers $2.96.
The Signal and The Weekly Sim.
The Toronto Daily Star its a5 lees 31.001 ... 1.35
The Weekly Globe i$t.6o leas Stool. .6e
=100
-the four papers for.$3.6o.
if the publication you want is not -in above list, let
us knot.. We can supply almost any well-known
Canadian publication.
Send subscriptions through local agent or by
postoffice or express order (not by bank cheque) to
The Signal Printing Co.
LIMITED
Goderich Ontario
18.7s