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TIM SIGNAL : GODSBICH ONTARH;
Wall
Papers
THAT SATISFY
Our Import Papers are ex-
clusalve and will make any risers
attrecti%e. They are satisfying
to the most exacting taste. We
are sbowinn them in a wonder-
ful range of oolutiogs, dasisty
/tripes, floral. self • tone and
'tapestry effects. We want you
to see them. No obligation to
purchase if you come in and look
at them.
Prices range from 15c per roll
up to ;Sc. wbile the Canadian
payees Range in )rice from 5c
per roll up to 25c•.
Pretty cut-out Borders Prow
T.c and 1!k per roll up.
The Colonial Book Store
GNO. PORTER. Prop.
Phone 100
Goderich.
tretrOsittertessOOSSWOOSSeesSafterelsetaeserre
O. -der your Grocery Supplies
from the
MAPLE
LEAF GROCERY
FLOWERS. -- Easter Lilies.
Careat ions, Roses.
FRUITS. - Pine Apples. Ban-
anas, (oranges, etc.
VEGETABLES. - Fresh Rhu-
barb. Lettuce. Radish. Green
Onion.. Celery.
SYRUP. - Log Cabin Brand
Mtple Syrup. labelled Hbso-
lutely pure.
FLOUR.-Self•rising Buckwheat
Flour.
MEATS. -- Choice Cured and
t . oksd Meats. 416. sW
COFFEE and TEAS. -Our own
special Mend Aurora Coffee
and cltoiee Teas.
BUTTER and EGGS. - An
ample supply of strictly fresh
Eggs and choice Butter.
Call or 'phone +i2
S. Jo Yung
Hamilton street.
%OTIIEKS'DAY
SUNDAY, May llth
To honor the best mother who
ever lived --your own.
Bright flowers for mothers lir.
ing. Whitt flowers for mothers'
memory.
i will be prepared with a good
assortment for the ..eca.ion.
6eorgeStewart. Florist
saisesetellekeertenestrosseseesesesesew
COLLEGE
AT HOME
Tt,outi.nd- of r.mbitiws yemaa
ate 100-: vowing fa thele ewe =
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nos metiattes. �tasg/lsr�s o�f�-
se with
the at est
ouutugraseAA a *U7 I.SivW-
ual taetruetlea Esom teeeauw
Thirty yawn' expeei100s. tamest
oakum to caned& flews maws
special county for taaeasta.
Alllfated with ('_Lal Mils.
ton' Awoo..t:an of (.'saki► ile�met
schwa at fume. Seams glainros
Con.ge. l.osdon.
Clinton Business (;dir=e
Oen 6rotros it 1'. WARD
l'eaaf•mt 14inrllrl.
See Our
Special
Values in
Diamond
Rings
$I5.50 and
$I6.50
Walter 8. Darrisoe
THE LATEST MARKETS
Farmers' Market.
Following are the latest quotations
trfarm produce at St L.avrsace
het. Toronto -
Fall wheat. bushel.... .3 92 t.. $ 96
Oats .29 00
Goose All beat . 00 92
Barley d 64 64)
ilirckwheat I Al .12
Rye .00 .00
Pen 1.00 1.10
New hay ...16.00 11140
do. Na, 2 14.00 15.00
Cattle hay ... 9.04 10.4*
Rye straw 16.00 18.04
Straw. bundhd 14.00 16.00
Straw, louse 8.00 9.00
Eggs, new laid. dozen-.110 .25
Butter, Bair) .90 .21
do creamery .3s
Fowl, dressed ib. .18 .20
Chickens .22 1st
bucks 22 .26
Turkeys .24 .26
Geese .16 .18
Live fowl. lb. .16 .14
▪ Chickens .16 19
Ducklings .15 .13
▪ Turkeys .80 .22
" Hess .12 .13
Potatoes. bags .60 .90
Apples, barrel ' 2.66 4.25
Deloused hogs 12.75 13.35
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Toronto Grain Prlees
Quotations at the Board of Trade
were as fol.oss:
Ontario V. htat-New. No. 2. winter
Wheat, white. red or mixed. 96c to 97c.
outside.
Manitoba .Wheat -New, No. 1 Nor..
99c; No. 2 Nor., 9t1,Sc; No. 2 Nor.,
94iiic.
Canadian Western Oats -New No. 2.
41%c; No. 3, 34e, on tract. lake pats.
Ontario Oats -33c to 35c, outside,
38c to 384c. Toronto.
Corn -No. 3 yellow. 63c, all roll,
track. Toronto. No. 3 yellow now
5S' c. c.i.f.
Rolled .Oats -Per bag of 90 11x.•
62321-2; per bbl. $4.70, wholesale,
Windsor to Montreal.
Peas -No. 2. 81.00 to $1.05, car lots.
outside.
Buckwheat -No. 2, Slc to 52c. out-
side.
-
Rye -No. 2. 60c to 61c, outside.
Barley -48r tel 50c.
Mtllfeed-Uanitoba b. -an. 820 . to
420.50; shorts. $22.00. at shipping
potnts: Omani) bran, $20 to $20.50,
in bags; shorts. $22. track. Toronto.
Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices are: -
London export cattle.... $6.85 to $7.25
Liverpool export cattle..
Export bulla
( Butcher cattle. choice
do. medium
do. common
! Butcher cows.. choice
do. medium
do. common .
Cutters
I Canners
('Butcher bulls
do. medium
Bologna bulls .. 3.25
reeding steers 5.50
Stockers. choice 5.25
do. medium 4.75
do. light 3.00
Milkers. choice, each20.(10
do. medium 40.00
Springers. choice 50.00
do. medium 30.00
Spring lambs. each 7.60
Sheep, light ewes 1.60
do. heavy ewes 4.50
Bucks and culls 3.00
Good lambs 8.00
Medium lambs 8.00
do. culls 6.00
Hogs. f. o b. v 25
do. fed and watered. 9.65
do. weighed olf cars. 9.90
Calves ° 4.50
6.75 7.00
5.50 6.20
6.50 6.90
6.00 6.50
5.66 6.00
5.50 6.25
5.00 6.40
4.25 4.75
3.60, 4.25
2.60 3.25
6.00 6.00
4.60 5.25
4.25
6.15
6.25
6.75
4.50
86.00
60.00
85.00
60.00
8.00
7.60
5.00
5.00
9.00
8.50
7.00
.00
:00
.00
8.S0
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle-Rec(:pts, 4,100; slow, 16c to
26c lower; steers. 26c to 99c lower;
prime steers. 18.25 to $8.50;1ht
p7.56 to $8.26: butcher. $4.26 to 88.16;
cows. 13.75 to 1726; bulls, 86.76 to
=7.50: heifers. $6.00; stockers and
feeders. 16.00 to $7.75; fresh cows sad
springers. steady, $25-00 to 885.00.
reals--Recelpta, 2.600; active, 2&c
tit 50c lower; $6.00 to 810.40. a few
01025.
Hogs -Receipts, 16.000; active and
26e lower: heavy. $9.60 to $9.16; mlx-
e4. 19.10 to $9.20; yorkers. $9.11 to
19.25; pigs. $9.20 to 31.25: roughs,
68.00 to $8.155: stags. 17.00 to 17.50;
dairies. $8.90 to 69.24.
Sheep and lambs-Recelpta. 14.000;
slow; ewes. 5c: lambs. 15c higher;
lambs. 65 00 to $S.1$: yearlings, $74
to $7.25; wether.., $1.25 to $4.80;
ewes, 13.50 to $615: sheep. mited•
86.00 to 61.25.
Chicago Live Stock
Cattle -Receipts, 20.000; market
weak to 1Oc to 30e lower; beeves,
5720 to $910: Texas steers, 86.74 en
17.72; stockers osd feeders. 1610 to
P.N. rows and heifers. 32.1.4 to $8.84;
e1110e0. 34.0 (0 11.76.
Hogs-Reoetpta, 44,000; market doll.
l5c to 24e lower: light. 18.00 to 11.71;
mixed. $8.40 10 18.70; beavy. 88.21 to
14.M; tough. 0021 to $11.40; pts,. $1,60
to $s,.7.; balk of sales. 18.94 to $6-6t.
Sheep--R.•eelpts. 28.000; market.
slow. 10c to 1 Se lower; satire, 15 .10
v 37.15; yearlings. 80.40 to r1.3.;
lambs, native. $1.54 to 00.71.
Geode.
Mamboing art pr+. i' if to feat t er%
M6kedweltdt. as fr.11osrs.•
-
dower. No. 1....125 60 to $61.10
Me. 1 112.00 .M
Al9ea. les. 1 28.00 26.00
4ht Ns 8 24.60 11.M
tlllmMhiy. Nit 1 7.50 6.00
I Im No. 1 6.30 4.50
mow. No. 1 11.80 26.50
het No. 2 I' SO 00
Rated Noy mid 3 -ass
Now Iso.. No. 1 812 ! ' M 813 00
41►1400.1 11.'' MAN
de las. 1 s w fa.es
Rah* stem for 6IMP
Vote for the Tievo BYLAWS`
May t, 3rd
1
GREAT MUSICAL EVERT. aid whims i4Oue.ted to do se srmphe
•lapeeaal palm lad other asteria! be
Queen's Hall Cowers Grgamst Comingred ; copses of all oosta'a5b
Here. fau or
ns, tbe
:Ls-
Gat ty Sellars, the worlds famed
Eal,hsh tattooist of the Queer's letup "C"4atti� also of the
Loudon, England, coocerta lad the approved
l'ryetal Palace 11 tasks! !festival. is to PIM= IM Ware dillgibudmtaritem
..p • here on p."..eveoitig Desi, mayat submittal by Mr. Caster.
kb,NorthHeel otLodiet Bir. QMmortatated thaalamus& thous -
The
M notion' ar Isis' wr.rth of material torr
The program includes the coronation' Oodeeiek W ahead bole ordered by
mark Of King Geir'ge V. And Qat mi't-al e afro Rave the
Vary. Cathedral chimes from thea
Queen's Hall. London, will be weed with r�sesmtCumlet ht.
ntdisteibubot
the organ. Other items will be the int woodesot Bereao aw aW two":
l-
Russian Patro, representing the ale-fi▪ rw(grst-M om,tap or 14.1.000
prose!). passing by and the gnsdtsal instead tIIM,00at
disappearance of a Ruaatao petrol
and the Storm at tier. In the Patrol.
the tramp of soldiers fir drums Celeheat Goidaw Wedding.
trumpets and wilitary edrets are stria:sea 0ersid: A happy event
dealt). portrayed. The world's pews was oslebgi6Lad on Saturday. ,April
are unanimous in declaring this organ- lytb. when Bir. and Mts. Patrick J.
ist to be prominent in such doe rip- buLLivaa, Wsiltngton starerrale
tive music as The Storni, in which brand (10fiftieth alatfvmemry o,f thele
rain. wind, thunder and ligbta►sg acclaim.Hata the hosored couple
ef7ecta are ubtaioed. (17,e iiaglub joy tie test of health and loot for -
paper states that Mr. Sellars in this ward or Way more yeuy of happy
piece obtains the most remarttahie muni• d we. They ate old resiients
effects ever beard on an .roan. He a Stratford bare t
rte wird mere for
hue already complrt ed a &chid . ieaotd ILRy�ix They &err married
on this tour of AC recitals given in in the cid 9s,. Joseph's church by Rev.
direct succession on the largest organs Father (lriaoon. On Saturday the
of Canada and the IEla ted States. The imaooediate relative. and friends
largest audience in the history d Aa(hdsmdit their hose and flt.ungly
many of the larger cities visited hive moms' twit golden wedditm. Air.
ltd ism, OAK wan have six cWldrea,
n amely :Mtn. of Los Angeles. Cal. ;
Rdwaid. it North Dakota ; Mrs,
M. J. Camino, of Detroit : Mrs R. J.
]'hello, of Soderich ; Mies Kathleen, of
Chicago. ltd Miss Margaret, of this
city.
assrwbled. Comment is 'frequently•
made on the ease with which Mr .Sellars
adapts himself to strangeinstruwsehta.
A• times he never sees the organ un-
lit commencing his recites. He plays
eutiiely from memory, sometimes ex-
temporizing on a theme requested by
his audience. A crowded cbusrb is
therefore anticipated next Friday
etening at the popular admission of
,i cents.
A POSTAL RECORD.
HUGH GORDON'S DEATH.
Caused by Blow with iron Rod in Hands
of His Son Robert.
SL Q. H. Williaas Shows RematkaMs! The iotluest into the death of Hugh
Efficiency in Ptstoffice Work. (iotdon, of the township of McKillop.
The following reference to a f antler I was c'.ncluded at Seatorth on Tues-
Godericbstudent, whose old 110100 isle day. The jus. found that the de -
Dunlop, is froThe Petoskey AMoeb.) sed 'came to his death by a blow
m
Evening News of April .12; ..n the bead with a ,rod of iron in the
The Petoskey postoffice force is hared. of his tion Robert." Aledical
proud of the fact (bat it Dasa mail- evidence was to the effect (bat Hugh
Ing clerk who is as efficient es any , Gordon's skull was exceptionally thin.
that will he found in the State. I Afterwards Robert Gordon was
The clerk in question is `t. 4. H.' taken before 51agietrate• Holmested,
Williams. and he proven his pro- I but proceedings were adjourned to
flciency '1'ueaeay morning when be; Wedoeedav 01"i xt week.
under went an examinaticw by Exam-
iner A. H. Graham. chiefclerk 14. M. ,
s.
Mr. NS Shams' record. as shown by
the statement of examination made 'I
out by Mr. Graham, is as follows, a
record that is considered good :
separations, Itt; cards handled.'
1,612: tuisthiown. s(teenteeh : not I
know n. (1; total error., seventeen ;
correct, 1,505: time consumed. mei
hour, thirty minutes : cards .correct 1
tier minute. fifteen. Per cent. correct,
WW1. Cine ..f the principal t ommr
able restores of Mr. Williams ro
reaedi
is the fact that not a card sae
"unknown" to him.
COUNCIL EATS HUMBLE PIE.
Not Permitted to Have Any Say in Order -
mg of Supplies for Hydro Plant
The town council isnot to be allowed
to interfere in ►be purr -hate of mater-
ial for the new Hydro-electriv plant.
The Hydro -electric Commission of On-
tario will attend to t.bat-all the town
has to do is topay theNibs.
AL the meeting of the town cc.uoeil
on April ltuh the council reseed •i
resolution requesting that before
ordering the Material the Commission
submit prices to the council for sp-
ovalst As a Sequence of this revolt- l
tion. Mr. ('aster. an engineer of the!
Commission. arrived in town and a
special meeting of the council wee
held on Monday evening. obeli tee TRY iT AT OIL EXPENSE
eonncillorni were informed as politely
as poreit le by young Mr. Caster that"
they were not competent to deal with
the ordering of materials and that the
(Commission at !brant , was not pre-
pared to submit prices in advance 14
the council herr.
Mayor Reid was not present sod in
his atuenry Reeve Munnings occupied
the chair. The others present were simple treatmrot, own lx given in the
Cc.uncillora Mcl'►i0lpo, anatta. home withoct publicity er boa of time
front betaines.. and at • small 8 it e.
ORRINK is prepared in two fotma
No. 1. serret treatment. a powder :
ORHI\E No. 2 in pill form. for those
who desire to take voluntary treat-
ment. ('opts only $1.(se a fox. Goose
in and talk over the u,atter with us.
Ask for booklet.
F. j. BMUani. Nertk Side Spare.
Goforth.
ASM TOUR ROOM BOOT PO4 Or t
Campbell's Varnish Stain
O taller ILi10 ss 11 is aka geed
he a♦ stands of
Flaws, Ferskate & Weeewsrk
Easy to ripply.' 13 cogs
Mod. b Earessimillaum Ca- limas=
BROOM HOLDER ERI
Hors the r s na..
w sad o
aR.se d._ t_==_
e POs( MA IT
Howell Hard WA r C.
Orrice for Drink Habit
We are in .ar eest w twn we ash you
to gise O1(RINK a t1 61. YOU have
nothing to risk and everything to
gain. for your mosey will he returned
if after a trial you tail to get result.
from ORRiN& This offer gives the
wives and mothers of those who drink
to extes. an opportunity to try the
ORRiNE treatment. it is a very
Young. Gtahnm and Mneer.
After hearing Mr. Caster the coun-
cil passed the foliation resolution,
moved by Councillors t anatter and
McClinton :
-That the .• Hydro -electric Power
Commission of Ontario he empowered
by the corporation of the town of
Godericb to purchase all material re-
quired for the installation ce the dis-
tribution system foe the said town,
WiliEll OWN AT S
Waives Ms1we afters or=
Ve
tree tee treatment Mss,8�
tiers mum at ormsgs 1.4. WNW
two ar tares save sew easeasaallagtta use the t poseem et breams
not kw btr• W Ws ens raewssm
;."1" news std �(L�t Ie �•
.pi.s.ty ewna t� b w
de.eety es fps weseidr eswr
roosts( this � 0 00011r. 1111.1111111
Musasse pada b to esee ns MI w'aring ors miasma at We ra M.
» '`.ark Way .v*.mails 2 rtt�4Nr.'ni .'rIf4LtrO�0w
For Sale by Leading Druggists Everywhere.
)1°C.IPI"M.\ Iu p4int. figure it's lime,
it'ls W, first. How foamy
years of wear? ll"pelds chief
ly on paint's first essen.fal---
White Lead.
What quality White Lead ?
How much ? time kers prov-
en the quality. For .i hund-
red years and more, Brlind-
r3m's B. B. Genuine White
Lead has been World's stand-
ard. rind the quantity is irn-
igdaie•ly large --p0 p. c. Mayors.
teed --in
RRANDRAM-HEMDERSbN
-Et4GLISM" PAINT
Come in ! To -da} is the
time ---before you paint or let
a contract. We have an e'_y---
oprlring booklet for you.
0
Charles J. Harper.
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills
owe their singular effectiveness in
curing Rheumatism. Lumbago and
Sciatica to their power of stimulating
and strengthening the kidneys. They
enable these organs to tlionlioghly
filter from the blood the uric acid
(the product of waste matter) which
gets into the joints and muscles and
causes these painful diseases Oser
half a century of constant use .has
proved conclusively that Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills strengthen utak
kidneys and u
Cure Rheumatism
What would Goderieh be without
its factories = We need more.
CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
BTRATFORO. ONT.
The best piactteal training .ebool in
Octan Three i.aartarsota, Ccanner
daL Shorthand aad TS)egrwpk7. All
coarse, are theareda and pe.mieu.
Teachers ars expeifineed aad ,ed.
sue- are Awed la melte ,.. We gig -e
Indiridusl attention lad students 'nag
enter at any tine. Write tar ear free
catalogue at ewe*
D. A. McL4CRLa\ Principal.
Biacksto e's ice cream appeals to
those who insist on the hest.
E. R WIO4
hew d Marriage Liceoses
(l.artlri'IUL5lych PHARMACY
tlutario
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
To Heti toga. kla.kateliewan and
Alberta
sass Tway mut !lot Nth kadltdrt.
Winnipeg and Return =3, r„
Simontonstaasmad Return 44:t tr
Pimiatarc beak tkar 'twwe ee tastier °O`al>
Settlers' Excursions
To Alberta and Saskatchewan
treys asda�alaocYariw�r, iso +fits iod•,.:,
teen
M\ aa• &roma et vary 1sw�rate.. Ye.m
1ltissaM ems►er aa4 Pallmu: ouri.:
M cot to winanae
161=tinrwT�ereutuItus,e a�.
via Yl aye. 29.1 w amu, a late,
The Salm Three Press Karina, i. for
mbartnat dousmid
101146101 taealr►etesee tt ii.u.
F. :« 't s� .*,
and Ticket &sesta 'Hasa >\
Remember
that
Pinder
is selling
allihis
Stoves and Ranges
in! most cases
below cost prices.
Call and see them.
W. R. Pinder
Hamilton St.
1
Departments of Interest to Those with
FLOOR COVERINGS or
WINDOW MATERIALS
to Buy
UR STOCKS of house furnishings are particularly interesting the-
spring. There are two outstanding features about them that make them
especially worthy of your consideration when buying Carpeting or
Curtain Materials. First, they are all new. We started the season
with absolutely fresh stocks of Rugs, Linoleums and Curtain Materials
of all kinds. Second. These goods have been bought direct from the
makers, and our prices are now on the lowest level for this reason. We
have endeavored to lay before you a selfction that will appeal to you.
and would draw particular attention to some very handsome English -made Wilton
and Axminster Rugs. These are of a higher class than we have heretofore carried
in stock. There is a very large range of patterns shown, 'suitable for any room.
We have them in all the most wanted sizes, and any special size can be made to
order, taking about six weeks to getaflelivery from the English Mills. The stock
of Brussels, Canadian Wilton, Tapestry and Wool Squares is also worthy of
mention. These are also carried in all the standard sizes, and orders for special
sizes can be filled in a very short time.
The Linoleum stock is shown in the basement, where over half the floor
space is devoted to these serviceable and sanitary floor coverings. The assort-
ment of these offered you to select from is one of the largest in Western Ontario.
There is no store outside of a good -:sized city showing anything like the range
you can see here. Every pattern is new. Every yard is bought direct from the
best English and Scotch makers, and price for price, quality tor quality, our
values cannot be beaten.
IlE", If you have Carpet or Curtain buying to do this spring, we should like to
have the privilege of showing you what we know is the best stock that has ever
been shown in this part of the country. We are paying particular attention to
this end of the business. and have every facility for giving you satisfactory service.
E.aglish Wilton Rugs $30 to $30
Caaajiaa Wises Rags i25 to $45
Easli►h Axaliaster 1Rc gi 125 to S50
C.aaaeliaa A:.iaster Russ. S25 to 135
Bomb Russ 1!4.25 to 130
Tapestry Rap
$
s to 120
Wool sad U108o41 tugs • . $3 to $20
Eaglilsb Floor OIMis$bis per sq. yard .... SOe lad 3Tte
Easli.k said Sea& Lisoisw.s. 3 lad 4
Tarts wide, per sq. ysel 45c to 85e
HODGENS BROS.