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continued use lessen their
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always depend on them.
35C. a box at y'onr
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purchase sour Electrical Fix-
u.re. end Mtupplirs. The Hydro
day : utrent is here now. what
clout. an Eleetr eaI Iton - We
hare twr, kind.. all guatauterd
for a term of years.
11 We have Inc the Indies Curl
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1 ing iron Hemet', no soot or dirt.
They are very seiitat.ie for dress -
mu tables, being of excellent tin-
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YOU CAN
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
Sl_VTH
.Ir. Henry Richmond. of Morris, is
quite ill.
Couto Carter modes business trip to
()o .Iph on Friday.
Sir. E. Watson shipped a car of cat
fir to 1'urontu on tlat usage) .
Mr. sod lin. ("Miley were vlaltio
Easter friends last week.
Mn. W. Mason was visiting Sea
forth ao.l Mitchell friends last week
The Pastime Club belt an assembl
last Thursday evening in their rta.m
ova (;idle'', store.
Mist. Nora McCaughey was in (lin
ton on Thursday visiting her uncle it
Clinton.
Miss Irene Bennett, of Tot unto, web
'pending • few holidays with her par
eats bere last week.
Mr. !board Pattersou,count' bridge
Inspector was in Winghatn. Tfiur,day
0n official business.
A number from Blyth attended the
Scottish concert in the Opera Hours•
R'ingham'. on Friday night.
Mr. Wm. Begley and her brother,
Mr. Hubt. Boyd. were visiting with re-
latives in Detroit. Micb.
%lige Edith ladle' returned on Mon-
day of last week from a visit wi:b Lon-
don and Detroit friend..
The annual congregational meeting
of St. Andrew's church was held on
JMonday afternoon January ie. at ".:oft
o'clock.
Mesons. T.11.. Scott and F. Metcalf
were appointed auditors cf the town
hrwkr at the meeting of the council on
Monday
Mrs. (:idle' entertained about ::o
little chtklren on Friday evening of
last week in honor of Miss Not mit And
Mester Willie McVittie.
The McLeati Mission Baud pf St
Andrew's church held :r entertain-
ment in the basement of the church
last Thursday evening. •
Mr. F. S. Stuart. Insneger of the
Bank of Hamilton. was in Hamilton
on Friday on business. Mt. Teller, of
the Wint;ham /mulch. relieved in bis
aMence.
Mr. Adam Elliott. who recently sold
Isis (alto to Mr. E. Lear. will shortly
move to Blyth and he :teal Mr.. Elliott
will nuke ►heir home a sib his sts: -..
Mts. honk.
Reim:ling Offacet Scott was here
last week distributing the ballot boxes
and hallotu td Deputy Returning Oft -
erre (Elder
ft=erre(Elder And Soo hers (or the voting
p1,.. [Mrs Canada. Tewpetanre Art sits
Thursday- January Cgtb.
Reeve Carter, of lruelph t.,wnship. Is
the prol.rl possessor of a very oro .Mas-
onic parchment. It formerly belong-
ed to his ort arid uncle, William Lod
mii'he and was tegWLeretl in the Grand
Chapter of the Royal Arch. L•ndun,
England, Sept. _"•I. 'soot. It was signed
by the ()Meets on Oct. 1:,, Dein and
heats the seal ano gibbons. Although
it is hints than 1117 veers old the pat eh -
anent ;- still iti gaged condition.
��[ LATEST MARKETS
THE LATEST MARKETS
i Farmer•' Market
g Following are -the latest quotstioas
for farm produce at 8t. lawreace
Market, Teroeto:-
N -beat ........ ........$ .10 to $ .02
e Oats • .4' .00
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Your [lair Needs
Parisian Sage
Use It Asa Dressing Ban-
ish Dandruff- Stop Fal-
ling Bair and Scalp
Itch
1 Pat isian .Sage. the delightful and in-
vigorating hail tragic, 4. 4 true hair
t nonri.her. It penetrat,.o into the
scalp. gets to the roots of the hair,kilis
the dandruff germs, and supplies the
hair with just the kind of flourish -
went it needs to woke it grow abun-
dantly.
Since its introduction into (',road,,
Parisian Sage has haus an i,,ruenee
male; and hete are the reasons :
It does not contain poisonous sugar
of leai:, nit' are of silver or sulphurs or
any injurious ingredient.
It cures dandruff in two Beek-, ha
killing the dsndt •iff germ.
It stops falling h;ct.
It promptly stops itching of the
scalp. --
It make+ the hair soft, glossy and
luxuriant.
It gives life and beauty to the hair.
t It is not sticky or greasy.
1 It is the daintiest pet fumed hall
'tonic made
It is to. hest. the most pleasant and
int igotating hairdressing made.
Mad. nbly in Canada by the R. T.
Booth"('o. Ltd.. Fort Erie, Ont, The
price i. only ,Stn cents at drug stares
and counters what. toilet goods are
sold.
E. It. Wigle gusraotees it.
Paying Nis Way
Farm and Dairy
The distrigt repreeentatl, e system
sow so popular in Ontario and Quebec
I. making rapid strides in the United
Mateo. Acro.s the line the farm• ad-
viser, as he is called, is a vet y popular
man, and some countries are paying
gee high as 1P4.0011 a yenr to get ex•
perienced and expert ^dvir.ers. A
story conies from Obio that illustrate.
why- the system is so popular. Thi.
representative of adviser to located in
a section where morels cornu cal
t 0utilimeetesosioe-H.ewer v�
If Prefilter roatet he porrheee,t in one
thousand -ton Iota. It 'would be got five
dollars a ton cheaper. Areoordingly
i he asked his r.•netltnents through the
Lrsees to order their fertiliser throttsI
bse Altogether b• ordered one
thousand nine hundred tons of fertil-
iser. saving Se. dollars s ton, oe
QI•;n, nn the single deal. Truly an
enterprising representative need not
lack opportunities for earning his ;my
directly is dollars and cents i
NOXACOLD
ENTER ANY DAY
AT THE
hORTteSRN
wsiNL3S t,OLLEGE
ow IN S011N0. 0NTageto
Legge MAN of specialists.
l adivtdnal . estrnntlos.
Posit/ma su•rawtsed to (reties 'ea.
C. A. F'.twnro. F. C. A.
>Alaelpal for U. D. Pianttea,
29 years. Sseretary,
108
While You Sleep
The moot reearkableMesh and
Colt resealso known tq 1eagil. For
all Inng and throat treats', It bas no
equal. 21. and 11$k per bottle at all
dntg odor's.
Barley
Buckwheat
Rye
Peas
Straw, loose
Hay, ties, No. 1
do. No. 2
Eggs, new laid. data.... .65
do. storage
Butter, dairy
do creamery
Fowl. dressed, 1b.
Turkeys
Oeese
Spring chickens
Spring ducks
Live chickens
do. ducklings
do. turkeys
do. hens
Potatoes. bag
_abbage, dozen
raultflowers
Lettuce. dor.
Parsnip., perk
Onions. bap
Carrots. peck
Turnips, bag
Celery. dozen
Parsley. dozers
Apples. barrel
.63
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$2 .25
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1.10 1.15
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. .10 .30
30 .35
11 .00
2.30 .04
21 ,41
.43 .60
.75 1.25
21) .15
2.00 4.00
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Toronto Grain Prices
Th« following wholesale prices are
quoted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba Wheat -lake ports. No. 1
northern. 9:,'y,e; No. 2. 930,,c. track;
Goderteh. winter storage tic per
bushel more; all -raft' No. 1 northern.
11; No 2. 98c4c.
Ostario Wheat -No. 2. new. ger to
67c outside; 91c to 92e. track. Toron-
to.
Manitoba Oats -No. 2 C.W.'s, 41e.
,track. bay po>ots; No. 3 ('.W.'s. 4)c:
all rail Nu. 2 L'.W.'s,.43c; No.3 ('.1V.'s.
411 c.
Otttarli, 1 $t)4'o:Nd. 2 `w•hfte, 'S4c to
35c, outside, and 34e to 351.2e on
track, Toronto.
Corn -Kiln -dried, No. 2 yellow, all -
rail. Tomato freights, :54sc; kiln -
dried. No. 3, 74c; natural, No. 2 yel-
low, new, 71!ie. Toronto freights; 1
No 2. 70e.•
Peas -No. 2. 05c to 51.05. car lots,
outside. •
Rye --No. 2. 63c to 64c, outside.
Barley -Good malting barley. out-
side. 54.c to 56e.
Rolled Oats -Per bag of 90 pounds.
$2.121=; In smaller lots, 52.221-2; per
'barrel. 54.70; wholesale, AViudsor, to
Montreal.
Buckwheat -No. 2, 7)c to 72e. In car
Iota outside.
Millfeed-Manitoba bran. 322. track,
Toronto: ,'sorts. 523 to i24; Ontario
bran, 522 li. hags; shorts, 523 to *24;
beat middlings. 126 to 527.
Toronto Cattle Market • 1.
Representative prices are: -
Export cattle 14.7.5 to 59-(M
Butcher's choice 7.75 034
do. medium 6.50 :.60
do. common . 6.00 6.25
Butcher cows. • choice6.50 7.50
do. medium 5.5.) 6.00
do. common 5.0) 6.50
Butcher bulla. choice6.:5' 7.54
do medium 6.00 6.25
Feeders 5.75 4.00
Stockers, choice . „ 5.50 5.99
do. light 5.00 5.50
Canners 4.00 4.50
Milker., choice, each85.00 9.) 00
do. coin. and med50.00 65.00
grinders, each .. , 50.00 85.00
Calves, veal 10.511 11.10
do. rough '6.00 :.00
gheep, ewe.. light 6.0.) 6.60
do. heavy 5.75 6.1)0
do. bucks ..:4.50 5.50
do. culls 3.50 4.25
Lambs, choice 't 00 9.35
do, bucks, 75e lower per head.
Hogs. fed and watered. 9.40 .00
d0, f o.b, 9.15 .04)
E*Mt Buffalo' Cattle
Cattle -Prime ateere, $8.755 to $8.90;
shipping. 88.00 to 38.65; butchers.
00 to 58.25; heifers. 56.00 to $7.85;
(*we. $3.50 to $7.15; bulls, $5.00 to
57.25; stockers and feeders, 55.50 to
87.00; stock hMfere, $5.25 to 45.75;
fresh cows and springers, steady,
54.60 to 29.00 -
Teals --$11.0u to $12.01.
Hogs --Heavy and mixed, 13.10 t•
53.16: yellows. $8.60 to 16.70: pigs,
tele to 38.66; roughs. $7.66 to 57.76;
stags. 16 00 to $41.76; dairies, $8.50 to
56.66.
Sbaep and Iambs -Lambs, 55.50 to
11.10; yearUago, 86.00 to $7.00;
Mothers 15.75 to 10.25; ewer. 13.04 to
I6.M; sheep, mixed. 55.60 to 85.75.
Cn4eage Livestock
0tsts, $6.10 to 58.10, stockers said
waders. $6.60 to 17.76; cows and
Who's. 12.60 to 3.M; calves. 87.60
to 311.10.
Hoot --Luisa, 18.16 to $3.46; mixed„'
3.21 to $.13%; heavy. $.15 to 3.ti5:
tough. 51.15 to 16.25; pigs. $.76 to
3.M: bulk of sales. MI6 to 11.10. '
Step -Native, $4.75 to 16.11; year.
Rags. 11.16 to 11 06; lamb, satire.
50.75 to $4.00.
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The Seed Market
liseosto tmerehanta ars paying to
farmer pec bushel Y tollows:
Aisne, No 1..w... -.. MI. 60 to $1.00
do. No. 1............ 7.60 4.04
da Na 1...._......,. 0.00 7.40
Rood clover, No 1........ 1.0 SIM
do. Ns. 1............ 7.e0 7.10
Timothy. Na 1......... 2.71 3.15
do. No. 3 .... 3.60 2.M
Sated Hay awe Straw
Toros& twarebanta aro beylag ea
ttrra�cc�k! on
Torto. at the follag
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,+stege lhaV, No. l ..... $14.60 to $16.00
:wars No 1 ..,,---". 13.M 14.04
2 •v 11.0 10 14
1 M
s.6' f.
straw . 8.00 0.00
GREAT FINANCIER DEAD ' SEVERE COLD ON LUNGS ANO
S.aater Cam, an Outstanding Figure
In Canadian Life, Removed
With 'realer suddeunesa than had
Nen aaik1 aced Ws sad came ou Frl-
da' mora to a life of long and
emlaeat near in Comedian affairs.
with the death of :senator George A
('Ox at the age of seventyfour, at his
borne in Toronto He bad been ailing
for several months, but aaa able to
take short drives up to within ten
day. of his death. Senator Cos, who
died one of Canada's wealthiest nnen,
was bore In Colborne, Ontario. on
May 7 1140, the son of a shoemaker.
In ISM hot entered the service of the
Montreal Telegraph Co. and two years
later went to Peterboro as telegraph
operator. In Peterboro be lived for
35 )ears. serving as mayor for seven
terms. In 1878 he became president
of the Midland Railway and he alai)
became Interested In many common'
vial and financial enterprlaes, the
greatest one, of course. befog the
Canada Life Insurance Co., which h•
was connected with for fifty yeah, 1
positions ranging from that of a hum
bio agent to president. At nae tint
Senator Cox was serving on tb
the boards of forty different cons
ponies. He was twice married. an
Is survived by his second wire wh
was Miss Amy Sterling of Toronto
and by four children: Edward W
Cos, now President of the Canal
Life; Herbert C. Cox, President o
the imperial Life Assurance Company
Mrs. A. E. Ames and Mrs. A.
avis. Senator ('ox was • Methodic
in religion and a Liberal In Polities
he was a strong temperance man an
took a deep interest In many cbarlt
able end phllanihrople enterprises.
The death is announced of Rev. Dr
Crosby of Vancouver, well known
throughout the country as a misslon•
ary of the Methodist Church.
Count Yntyu Ito. Fleet Admiral of
the Japanese navy, who took a very
prominent part in the war against
China. died last week In hla seventy -
Sri( year.
W. H. Grant, Governor of Lanark
County tall died. of cancer after a
leas illness.- • - • -
Mr. Harry Frederick. a Brant tow to
ship farmer, choked to death on a
Ogee of meat.
Albert J. Nixon. Chief Operating
Officer of the Railway Commtasta,,
died suddenly at Ottawa. aged 39.
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CREST QUICKLY RHIEYEO
by Na• Dra.C* Syrup e1 Linseed,
Llees4se aged Cllleeadya.
Mr. J. Seward, Brumptoao idle, flue.,
• writes :
• 'Two weeks ago 1 took a severe rola
which settled en my lungs atuf u,y . hest
was very sore. breathing tight aad severe
back ins cough. 1 was feel iugmiserable
1 bought a bottle of Na -Ora -Co Syrup of
Linseed. Licorice amI Chlorod, ne and
after a few doses I felt great relief andI
went into a sound sleep. a thing 1 was
nut able to do for some nights. Neat
day I was able to be wooed •`ala, and
before completiug the bottle. felt as well
54 ever. It is • Sae cough and eold
curs. "
Na-Uru•Co Syrup of Linsee.l. Licorice
and Chloralyue retirees the irritation
and ';atttfted-up" feeling in the air pass-
ages, soothes the tickling which makes
von cough, looseus the phlegm end
an vet out the cold before it gets trouble-
some.
In 25c and lite bottles, •t your
Druggist's. National DrugendCbewical
Co. of Canada, lamitsd. 333
blastlog furnace at TOR 100100110 a
a vain but heroic attempt to Teeead
a tellow•workman, Laster Brooks.
superintendent of the works met al•
haost instant death by aapbyxtadoa
The same fate befell Joseph Portico,
the foreigner whom Brooks tried to
MVO.
The six young children of Mn. Cora
.Ws therby. • widow living at Cotes
Eoelk were burned to death In a Are
destroyed their home early
morning. The mother her-
iota
enwha badly burned and Fut le Of --
rescue the little ones
Dr. Thomas Wardrop.. pastor
gays,alavers Church. Guelph, for 25
died in Montreal, aged 95.
Poultry Show in Mitchell
The Mitchell Poultry and Pet `tock
Show. which esu held bere in the
Town Hall, to January 13, 11 and 15.
was • grand Nieces deeptte tide Severe
weal het. 1bere were upward. of 7110
entries and competition w as a sty
kern. In dome cis..,. I liere,w•e,e
many_ entries and the judge, lir. Wn..
Billing.. of St. Marys. lied conside,.
able difficulty in making the award.,
but difficult a,. it was. he tuade vet'
fair decisions.
Owing to the severe cold and storm.
the crowd which visited the show was
not se large as in former yeah.
Lumber and
Building Material
for sae in large quantities
THE PAGET GRAIN DOOR Co.
are now prepared to supply all kinds of build-
ing mateal, having a large stock of all kinds
of lumber on hand, including Ontario White
Pine, Shingles and Lath.
Hardwood Flooring and Inside Birch
Finish a specialty.
Call and see our samples of Birch Finish.
Soft and Hardwood slabs for sale by the
cord.
The Paget Grain Door Co., I imited
GODERICH
FREE TO BOYS AND GIRLS
For Selling 40 sets of Our Christmas or Fancy
Postal Cards. 6 in a set for IOc.
FOR BOYS -Ever notify Flub -lige.. Tool hoz ht. Nlckle.plated Hee L.
Train with Tender, CoSach mei Track and many ,otoleo ters. lMeehaerral
FOR GIRLS --*;old-plated Extension Bracelet, sewing
Martine complete. dainty Gun Metal Watch.
Lady Ann Doll l'.trringe and many others.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Moving Picture Machine
complete with Aha, and
rides. Send - Us your name and address today, plainly written, and
we will send cards by return mail. along with big illuetrnted cat-
alogue of tree premiums for boys and girls. When sold. return us
the money and we will send premium post paid.
Toronto Novelt;es Co., Dept. 373, Toronto, Ont.
Is like what you want
your hair to be
Lustrous, bright and
glossy; soft, silky
and wavy.
To have beautiful
hair like this use
MARMCN
HAIR BEAUTIFIER
la
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It's just what its nsry irnpuea -jam to
n•ake the Lair glossy, and lustrous, and more
bea•atiful - just to rnalce it easier to dens, and
more natural to fall easily and grwoefully into
the wavy lines and folds of the Coiffure, just to
gevo that delightful fresh and cool e7`ct, and
has ing, delicate, Mimi,* porus, e,
Win not chance or darken the Dolor of the
Wk. Contains no oil ; therefore, trnaQt lea's,
the hair sticky or stringy.
Very pleasant to woe, very easy to appl
7 .prihkle a Bair at your hair each tons
before brtrshi eg It.
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ore
Harmony Shampoo
A liquid shampoo to keep the hair clean, soft. smooth and beautiful.
an instantaneous rich, foaming lather. penetrating to eve% part of the hair
and scalp. It is washed off just as quickly, the entire operation taking only
a few moments.
It ieawes no lumps or stickiness.
just a refreshing sense of cool, sweet cleanliness.
just a dainty. pleasant and clean fragranceler .
WM
Harmnofri nyH�Beautiferr Beautifier, Harrmony Shampoo. sc..
Both guaranteed to please you. or your money back.
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OtA.C1 end totsptitT MALI= s Taloa pvwralaaa• (IttMlYOM V. t►601ST
Sold in this community only at
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Druggist, peeeford Noe*
It "gives