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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-5-29, Page 7oliday fids if stay - ;6.25 $425 up $Z•s5 $1.25 up and Tie to $I.40up 25c up 1 1 it will e `ire Employmf it oleo for the meMNow all tie =cesium= m= that recused, establle1..d first toreerseemas write tem lac.. ter hither ta ACRES l ow erthe sett mom (..aaa�, Petah 4uhaM ak etoek m� WISEST u:. Tomei o. (mart Nr Orcuards you with Spray rials at lowest the Niagara Brand r, both the liquid bleb is ready for re convenient and Arsenate of Lead. sleek. Buy the no chants with Will sell in any LINK. Goderich. vis, Auto Livery ontinuing the, nese in Barn t, with • and s, of Buggies, , Band - .. and afloe R8 FOR HIRE all trains promptly tet - t any time of bane 61. DAVIS )M i sad a ere.ltb n( s.sy heaMafuleess and • Mived teem as op - PLUMBING m•--fillbetoo par 1f* leis Irak sehip s-- 1114 be leve beet HUNT cart. O+derleh Groceries Wimp you sic buying Family the first 000edder+tbu anality. We goonthMee at oar goods r ye Dowd the quality test every We want you to try Sim and if for any reason you sot perfectly satisfied we ,wt you to let m know. s We seems to give you satisfaction h Groceries. • e us a trial os your nett Sturd) Et Co. beeer% The Square, Goderich 'PHONE •1 ICE CREAM its molt delici• one Savors, with Sr best sod purest Otwain. eery. et st the BAIJeottAL (BAR. Or- gies by telephone for Ice Cream le balk fit in bricks attended to preopIly. Telephone b4. P. E. BURDETTE T. Swans' 'Bus, Livery aad Hack Stables es Y.imi[nt Biws�e JT ove rxe 8yu�ws NUrritttAL 8'ra*UT Jrrr ors' TH6 SgUans 1 Cs PSIS BERT ALL TRAINS AND : PASSENGER : BOAT8 Psaengers called for in m7 pert of the town for all trains at G. T. R. or C. P. R. depots. Prompt service and careful :Men - Our Livery and Hack se vice will be found up- to-date in every respect. Your pattooagesolicit ed. T. SWARTS Phone 107 Montreal Street OAL vi ghahe Mi- mes formerly conducted P. Darlow Holmes. Pur- pose dealing in Coal, Wood List, Cealeat Pure Bricks Eta We will handle Scranton rad Lehigh Valley Coal. two Iles which are the hest. We wishau ve ilk people of Goderach and Wildly the beet service los sad shall he road .' Maar free all d Mr. !$ukasess'' Mks wish anythingessioners ocl in hoer ham All orders left with Jae. ?, ates, Vs otstreet, amePu7 • IcDonagh LGIed`ill 'Phone No. 761 Lots at G. T. R.. Bice &reef CALL ON FINDER abide'"ntl'Ing, Hesting, WIrlog. all kinds „f )Yew wort. Always in Stock BRANTVORD ROOMING ` ETA I. ROOFING. all aInds SRR' RR rilAt OARllgry HOOK and XOZ ZLi6 Ott. S'rppIIN 6 A:� •Itt3 sod TIX- eft •ee Riess sekamet with p ool •ad lent wee b. N. R. Pinder MODISTES SEE TIEN.aWORLD. lite Trav- el rad Sij..es Tibet people who want red a way to do sob Ohs sxperleace ot two who are at pet at a ferbymnlM imam refit They have been all over Esti tlsentr7 from meet to MM. following their bade in a simple taah- b4 ••'d apple:Wiz they get as ankh pleasure out of life y people wbo trader ,about in yachts and private CALM Tl. two emit, who are middle aced. drifted together by chane and have Does frigate now for • attmbet of years. Their plan has been to go to a resort and And rooms in a hoar as Dear as parable to the best hotels DDA redraws district Their badness etude asaooDcs that making altera- tions in gowns b their specialty. So tar they have never been retailed when tbp have asked permission to leave a few of their cards to the ho - his, though they find that a large ma- ioritY of their customers are sant to than by customers wbo were satisfied and .aid • good word for their work. L mems towns they did not pot out • Molar dr nemaking sign. bat paced as attractive colored fashion plata to the window. and it proved all that was necessary. They live inexpensive - so that they can afford to do sew - fag reasonably. Tby are prompt, *these and witting to to small jobs la the summer they go each as•aon to a different resort and to wtner seek warm climates Last year tiw went south in October and took the gist S oar of a little muting• with a bit of yard at the aide. They planted a rep stable and flower garden. which is D ow in bloom. They maks •tea stop- libel top- llie l place their boom and do not feet at all like transients And so they travel about, ening in - toasting places, making pleasant friends and tborongbly enjoying life Cleaning Cut Glass. Out glace le very fashionable now and is used upon the dinner table and in tb• drawing room with greet giro- cesaiBut, alas, bow easily 1t can be *Upped and spotledl What precaution can be taken with the predoos pieces? OW glans mud be handled very care- fully when it l washed, so that no risk is ram of chipping it A wooden bowl will help. Place in • wooden bowl some shav- ing. of a mild white soap and pour Deer thea boiling water. Whoa the water baa become luke- warm wash the slag 1n the suds, using a soft nail brush. Thea dip the gime in a seeomd wooden bowl, this time Shed with clear lukewarm water, until s.0 trace d soap is removed. Now dip the glans into a third bowl of lukewarm water to which blueing W best added (for the btndng wlu Pee a brilliance to the glass), and then dry it with a very soft cloth. Polish it with soft thew. paper. GUM Dad patterned china may well be washed 1n the same careful way, bat the bluing should b. milted. I1'e Mighty Good. Dissolve one and a half tableepooa- tub powdered gelatin in half a cupful of mom, says Table Talk. Pat yolks ot three eggs into a saucepan. add two cupfuls of milk. stir over the fin for Ste minutes Mix two tablespoonfuls at rice Sour with two cupfuls of milk. add one tablespoonful of batter, four Vel A EWIT. taMsspoontnls of sugar, Mk over the Are sst1 thkk, then add custard strained juice of one lemon and four tablespoonfuls of chopped nut meats. Pour tato a dainty serving deb. allow to est Whisk up the whites of eggs t1U stiff. then gradually beat into them two tablespoonfuls of sugar. Put this metingne ea top and decorate with halves a walnuts. Attreetive Oahe Molpes. Angel ghoperbread .Donde meet en- ticing. Best one egg well and into it omsgoarter cap b*tgsr (melted). one- half n.half nap sugar. a Obeli a win and ono- labt tlsnspooatal each et cinnamon. Moon thaw and nutmeg; alio me- quarter n.quarter cap et Masses Stir this welt thea odd alternately eg.half cupful h oling water teed era herpieg cap of Sar. Tisa add ass level teaspoonful of soda dtesobved ha ow tablespoonful W veil water. Best thoroughly, then kale is a Okla sheet la a moderately let area • geed erases taie recipe is beton sr the aged dlwetbs to cream the but- ter sad vegan la this Me the peopor- ism ago ea. mow ems, and eon NW theta b0br. Add tine atigs well Imeeme, tuft wen sal thea add thre- peaAas eta metol et .nit eau and s half empt•1 et Soar and oo. taaep000- Y of kakhg powder. Sake la three leers .gad pot together web a Meg ala** es fitrsa: Boll emu even w Seger and bar talh.pe•alt la of water meth r Ithe ache add the wen beans wikM* et is gel tat gam kid. ghee Mrd MI radii the Freed rad et nee eras.. Meek Orem For Ekes••. Wiwi 'heal' .mum el get le be lad eon ter the memilag fir attar dimmer eater r apagnble eabeltrb may be made b► bemrag for yolk et ems egg eat ores le le a quirt et milk gat THEol SIGN AL : 'OD LIVE STOCK NOTS&. A 4tdafecotnt Mould be eseb to the barn trout time to Me. Remember that cleaning the sta- bles means more now than it need to. No matter bow well bred a cow may be she teapot produce milk at a groat when glove only a maintenance ration Dirty palls cense much sick- ness among the calves. Make you stock reacts annui- ty wfihont being stented. if as animal la worth keeping at W It Is worth keeping watt. The silo is a time saver wben it tomes to teeding a large num- ber of animab. Maw tarmss will let tb• Meer trample $100 worth of teed into tbs mod rather than spend $26 for a feed rack. BR000 SOW MANAGEMENT. Feeding Methods That $..,,tt 1n ttrese and Healthy Litters. To produce strong. healthy litters U W not amly oposelary that the sows be ted correctly upon feeds that furnish sulkiest msec*, tone Dad merry man big a•tsrial., bot that they be banded wisely during the period of gestation Tb, mother' mow reeds food for three important purposes -ern. toe her etre meetsoance; .scoop for growth w her own body and. third, for the SOW, tabment Of the fetal pigs. Oora lacks musc1e and bone formers and in Wa- des is too coocentrated-aot balky eatsesb for breeding swine. Tankage, meat meal, gamed all meal. .2lmmtik, beltbermtlk bean, oats, mlddtinge. Meta .goy beans. clover mod albite are the logical supplements to corn in Mr =MOO west At the Iowa station we lave found that most excellent ra- tions for gilts carrying Utters are: p1rat.--Oorn. 68 to 90 per cent; meat meal or tankage containing to per rani protein. 10 or 12 per cent Second. -Dorm. 75 per cent; finely Blit clover or alfalfa, 115 per cent Tb1rd.-Our* 60 per cent; oats, clot ped clover or *Valli, 10 per cent; meal meal or tankage, 10 per coot For old sows the proportion of meal meal or teakage can be tut down pram Rainy one-third to two-ffthm and alit) get excellent results Stranger, beartbler Utters having more hais more color and mon bone have bees the result whomever we add- ed a suitable protein amt ash supple- ment to corn. When we selected oat .upptememte wisely we also got cbeap- er Giga At present prices for pur- chased urchased protan and ash supplements, meat meal and tankage are our deep- est sources. Above all things. excepting the food supply only, an abundance of exercise is most important AB dares of prep TDs 1imworth bog is a bacon pedally and with the'Yorkshire nil eergrd red the bast breed for that Ilarpesa Tbase bresds are ram - grated tram thew sailed lard bog In that they are more prolific. bet- ter Meager• and, It la said, are tea. easeeptible ewes +ea cholera B ace and arsw the result of methods of feeding and breeding. They grow replay la Buse. but do not Won feat lib tbs lad types Their large dna with long and deep bodies. Indicates their =eon producing ability and e•pecity to •ashy carry large *i- ters. The boar ebown is • good epecdmen of the Tamworth natal entomb do well only when abun- dant opportunity for exercise is allow- ed. The gsoeral tone and vigor of the mother le resected to the offspring. The better the general health and con - clition of the dam the stronger and more eigoeooa the young. Range on Pastore 1s perhaps the best of all Al- low Use sows to follow cattle for awhile, but be sure to remove them when they teed tD become clumsy and bav7: Scatter tbs feed over tbe ground. such as sheat oats. soy bean bay, etc-, and let the sows gather 1t Feed on the ids of the add opposite the sleeping banks. A11ow hay to racks, the eating at which is con- ducive to light exercise. Sbot tbs sows trout the boom in the middle of the day rather than allow them to bodde up sed among peaceably. Schemes to Induce exercise coot Me. let tb. h turns are eomaidenba. Warmth. drynew, ventilation and e onllgbt are the easentlala of an ideal bog boom Sorb eoadodve conditions can be Secured work a buttb for. tboogbt Good dry Widths r seeded and t0 be kept dry mart be •tinged regalerty. lazetivertese 0f the bowels le hlgb fy desirable, se coetiveoe s 1e a men t ea Pigsty et mares, mobbed wit! beady, teed. such se tankage, sit mast. bras, alfalfa. bay. e*c . *11 isrget7 rave the melees. Nswe,t If it does tat a week before teriewbq ter rmsgoaey remedy etas •mem es mom saes per le.r.4 mode et tete wriC help edDrfmaw.-liter•[ i. M Wee, Iowa Mesa ?b. n•...'. *•.bete • stable when ea.mse will frees theft the apt le tut Mee M bray . Merge. Keay tb. Nellie dime egad dr we pee may brim Okra **utiles tib beam% hid blot width dwell we :rte r *NI.er wee tut 1111.6 ? 1L _ ' rttiil ) THE PREY OF CLF DISEASES CII' ONTARIO Doe to the fa1Mthat the suborn call makes rapid growth during the eight weeks prior to firth he who would tined and develop good aline should turn the mother ley at the bedaub/1 of this period, writes Hugh G. Vas Pelt In 1b lwbel ' Dairy Farmer. Wbee dry be shook* begin feeding bet well of foods rich la mineral natter or ash and protin, for tam ter• the outdone from which the moths makes muftis blood, bone. cartliag- Inoue material and hair. Of these` is addition to water, the yosasster b al- most completely composed at birth rat, which le thrnisbed by carbohy- drates, each as cors Unisthy My, corn stover and straw, is csospicuoas b7 is atesoee. Therefore Mich foods do not aid greatly 1n mate*rtag the fauns. Mee special ablation and good judgment are seed in rhos providing nutriment throetgb the cow ter the off- spring abet:bee an of melt Mss [re- quest oecatTeoee. and calves are born that ate larger. more vigorous and lees susceptible to deems. such as calf scants calf eaolera. bsmorrbagic septicaemia. ate.. that rob the dairy Remelted et Oto Saying, Ise pure bred Jareey mow hoe Note••*, 1. champaoo dairy cow et the Britt= empty Her nowt `alar •acral test le: Highs.t milk meld to nae -Mg, in pounds; blgbset silk ytaid t• •Oe year. elm pomade; highest said in three yearn, rime moues; average .utter tat teat, 16.1S per coot: butter =educates, ewe year. 1.01L111 pet ads; batter prNwetion. dame TWA.u&al pound& world of much of the best Mood that abonld be retained to 1epbmb2 and add to the greatness of 1s. heeds. Almost as important are the care and feed necessary after the birth of the calf, but that 1s another dory. In the first place, 11 tonal be kpt tree from disease. whether 11 1s horn strong or weak. As soon as 1t draws its drat breath 1t comes In contact with germs, some of which will work havoc 11 they gain acmes to it's inner body. If gtrhz that cause white scours or bomorrhaglc septicaemia are present they are liable to enter through the broken umbilical cord before nature bas time to teal it by drying the broken end. Therefore 1t b not only neomaary for the cow's owner to provide a clean, carefully dis- infected, dry maternity stall, but be should be in attendance at the birth of the calf with a supply 0t reliable dlin- fecting solution to carefully cleanse the umbilical cord and tie a disinfected cord Eighth around it dose up to the abdomen. . This lea ver7 simple, inex- pensive treatment, let it is all that is oecesetry to prevent a large percentage of lofectlous 41*...es In addition to liberal and regular feeding it is surely advisable to pro- vide for the calf quarters that are scrupulously clean. warm and dry. Never tab it for granted that disease germs are absent, for if on do pre- cautions necessary for *Deceitful calf raining will be emitted and a high death tate of calves will result A supply d reliable disinfectant should be clow at band. so _that every lase the calf dap le cleaned the door, wails and every nook and crevice may be stunted with it The box from which the calf eats should frequently be thoroughly scrub- bed crubbed with cleansing powder or soap and ringed out with the disinfecting soln- tion, for one of the chief sources of calf deem is the utensil from which It reads. This is especially true of the pall from which It drinks No law compels the dalt7oan to sterilize socb uteodla by steam or bot water. The plan of washing or at least rinsing them 1n a diinfectthg solution should be practiced regularly after feeding nod the palls set where the son can shine on them. These suggestions are worth considering. for. supplemented with proper feeding, their practice will prevent the causes of 90 per cent of the death los of calves. which at pregame is a d1coareglig problem to the breed- er of dairy cattle who by the tee of good blood le trying to improve a herd. Mabee* the Colts. Colts that are wintered inside ha gym eking. comffrtabls salts will IM down and twat 41 U K which is jea8 OS Oleg for them to do. write• a see nape*Mnt fie t1b. Tarn Prete am* lag erg digit takes the weight et the I body o tater bp and rests the WAIL Thu budget nkat le nsoaasrr7 1s. geed I.aldgg flet yews bsesaa. 1f gig tine bean preyed; bsOed abet* the agile the breathe" end trebles pop ' men le meth elm elleL le tar limb bit every beige gist a gee/ ea.yleg. The Mum alae ea them may mgt be .ora. MO le amtetM1y pays In faeitg beim* Is 1 wast abet to arty, wall ea the •ander• mem* et hod, 1 hag ter worth The bars Is malty ree- 1 Oath r the* phsty of treat air 1e ogilloll. rad Matt des batt., there Om si madbeg bite a board Alam a e nag 1100111111**Mme. DIE LATEST MARKETS Toronto Cattle Market Rmpreseatattve primes are: -- London Report cattle...17.00 to 81.26 Liverpool export cattle.. 7.00 7.15 Report bulls 1.60 6.00 Bntober cat tie, choice4.65 7.39 de. medium 6.la 6.60 do. common 5.00 6.00 Dutcher cows, choice6.50 6.26 do. medium 4.60 b. 60 Cutters 3.60 4.60 Oemsoa mows 3.00 4.25 Canners 3.00 2.75 Butcher brills 5.26 6.00 do. medium 4.60 6.25 bologna bulls 3.75 4.25 reedtag steers 6 50 6.00 MMakers, choice 5.:6 6.36 Ia. medium 4.76 6.75 ds light 4.0) 6.00 linkers choice 50.00 80.00 de. medium 40.00 60.00 Springers choles 60.00 83.00 de. medians 30.00 60.00 *peps lambs, each 400 6.21 weep, light ewes 6 00 6 76 de. heavy ewes 1.00 5 75 Calls 2.60 4.60 Dticb 5.00 6.li Good lambs 8.00 5.00 Medium lambs 7.00 2.50 do. cella ' .e, 6.00 7.011 koge. t.0.1. 8.50 .00 M. fed and watered8.e6 .M do. weighed oil c•re16.10 .M Calves 4.00 8.00 Bob calves. each 3.00 4.11$ Teronte Orals Prises. Quotations at the Board of Trade were as follows: Ontario Wheat -No. 3, winter whert white, red or 01z.d. 80e to plc outside. Masbate Wheat --No. 1 Nor, 11.00; leo. 2 Nee., 87%c, No 1 Nor. $4%c, trait, lake ports. Comdata* western Oat. -No 2, $*Ke; 'leo. 3, *7%c, on track, lake Porta. oaazlo Oat` -lbs to 24c. estaNc 37e to 17%c, Tomato. Gars --No. 3 yedbw at Cdlingwool. bio to 68'kc. o.t.L Psae-No. 2, 96s to x1.00, car lots, •st.id. Duolovbsat-No. 2, 61c to 11e, out, aide. R7e-No. 3, tOe to tic, outside. Barley -40c to 1k. Roiled oats per bag of 10 lbs.. Wet; per barrel. 84.31, wholesale, Modem to. Montreal. * tlieed--Manitob. bran, $17.00 t0 *48.00 in bags. track, Toronto; shorts, $18.00; Ontario bran. 617.00 to bags: shorts, 610.00; middlings, 631.00 to 1113,00 Farmers' Market. Following are the latest quotations Ser farm produce at St. Lawrence Market, Toronto:- rakl wheat, bushel 8 .96 to 1 .98 Oats .40 .00 Goose wheat .92 .00 Barley . 68 .60 Buckwheat , . .60 .00 Ry ,. .66 .00 Peas .90 .00 New hay 15.00 16.00 do. No. 2 13.00 14.00 GSM e bay 9.00 10.00 Rae straw 16.00 18.00 *sew, bundled 14.00 16.00 Straw, loose .. ' 8.00 9.00 Eggs, new laid, dos.21 23 Butter,' dairy .26 .28 do. creamery .30 .31 Fowl. dressed, lb. .17 .19 Chickens .22 25 Ducks .22 .26 Turkeys .26 .23 Geese .16 18 Spring chickens .40 .50 Live fowl, lb. .17 .19 " Chickens ... .18 23 " Ducklings .30 " Turkeys .22 .16 " Hens .30 .23 Potatoes. bags .36 .90, Apples, barrel 1.00 3.00 Dressed hops 12.26 12.60 New rhubarb, dos.50 .60 Cheese M.rlsata London, Ont. -243 bores of cheese offered. No sales. Bidding, 1114r to 11 ybc. Cornwall -1.605 cheese boarded, of which 697 were white sad 89 colored. All the white sold at 11%c and the colored at 11 11-16c. Ottawa --One hundred and twenty boxes of white and stzty-elz boxes of colored cheese offered and sold, the ruling bid being 11 11.16c. Napanee - Cheese boarded. 820 white, 926 colored; 1,300 sold at 11%e; balance refused. Iroquois -950 cheese offered, 7U colored and 225 white. All sold ter 11%r. Piston -18 factories boarded 1.510; all colored. 1,100 sold at 11 he and Me at 11 11-16e; balane• unsold. Cast Buffalo Cattle Cattle -Prime steers. 86.16 to 88.34; shipping, 47.76 to $t; butchers, 87 to 91.35; mows, 43.75 to 67.10; bull., 84.76 to 47.75; heifers. 84.40 to 38; stook heifers. 86.50 to 84.14; seekers and feeders. 84.00 to 37.75; fresh raw* Yd springers steady. 821 to 886. Veale -$4 to 311. Mos.- Heavy, mixed, yorkors said Mm. $6.96 to 19. rowghe. 87 76 to 37 Oe; Mei, 44 50 to 4725; dairies, 64.76 to M. Sheep and lambs -iambs, 64.10 to 67 to, yearlings. 14 to 44.76; weak'se. 44 75 to 84.36. wee. p1 to 8610; sheep. edited. 65.60 to CAl•tpe Live beck Cattle- - Beeves, 67.10 M 00.36, Tetra steers. 44.71 to 17.70; 4Metere nal ?•dere 41.50 to 67.6,1; Mire sed halter, 62.ae to 17.06; Mem. 4711 to 610. /logs-- i 1pht, gs.lo to le 76. aNzed, 40.eg to 84 71, heavy, 66.11 to 11.4716; reap. 41 11 t. 41.14; Mit. 44.0e to IRM; belt of sates. $11,00 to 111.70 *web -Native. OA le fig; year - = ear a� tlrl♦� is Stalk Irak 4414 J TervaaWA T. Met lit iiia 7 Classic Shoes DAINTY DELIGHTS We have never displayed a finer line of Women's Classic footwear than we are showing right now. New patterns, new models and a large variety of leathers. Light and medium weight boots made from the softest skins and the most flexible sole leather. We will welcome the opportunity of showing you what daintiness and comfort in footwear means. 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