The Signal, 1914-4-16, Page 6• TQCa/D.►T. Arian. 10. 11!14
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THE bIONAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
NO NEE WHEAT
O• dget Speech However Makes a Re -
dvotion en Agricultural Implement•
Sunkist " OrangesHon. W. T White, Mini
get sr
Finance, delteersd his budget s{�eech
of
tm Monday Here arr the chief points
iNo tree wheat.
No free agricultural implements.
Reduction In duty from 17%s per
Mint. to 13'- per cent upon binders
and mowers
No reduction upuu ploughs and other
farm implements.
Increase In tariff upon building 'tune.
Increased protection for Iron and
;test beams.
Wire rods. hitherto free. made sub -
Sect to duty, except wire for feudal'.
which is made subject to drawback.
Increase in drawback on imported
pig Iron used in manufacturing.
Bituminous coal, for smelting and
foundry purposes only, made subject
to drawback of 33 per cent.
Increase to tariff upon iron and
steal tubing.
Brass sheets, bars and rods, here-
tofore'free, made subject to 10 per
Dent. tariff.
Importation of aigrettes, osprey
planes, and other plumage prohibited
atter January let, 1316.
So far aa the financial stringency
was concerned, Mr. White declared
that the worst was over and that ,pith
easter money and Increasing trade we
would find our financial Institutions
Inspired with confidence add courage
for the future.
by the Box or Half -Box
Enjoy the rich, delicious meat and sweet, tangy juice of
ruddy, thin-skinned, seedless "Sunkist" oranges.
Have this golden fruit for bre a k f est., iessert and
e4 between meals." Cleanest of all fruits -never touched
by bare hands. All the pickers
and packers of "Sunkist"
oranges wear clean white
cotton gloves.
"Sunkist" oranges are the fin-
est, juiciest oranges in the world.
Ti -cc -ripened. fiber less. Not a seed
in "SnakhLie Buy them by the box
or half -box. That is cheaper than buy-
ing by the dozen. They keep for weeks.
Get Rogers Silver with
"Sunkist" Wrappers
Cut the trademarks from " Sunkist " orange
wrappers and send them to us. We offer 27 dif-
ferent premiums, all Rogers A-1 Standard Guaran-
teed Silverware. Exclusive "Sunkist" design.
- For this orange spoon trend 12 "Sunkist" OranKe
Wrappers and 12 cents. "Red Ball" orange wrap-
pers count same as "Sunkist."
In remitting, send amounts of 20 cents or over
by Postal Note, Post Office or Express Money Order.
Buy "Sunkist" Oranges
at Your Dealer's
Send your name and full address for free pre-
mium circular and Premium Club Plan. Address
all orders for premiums and all inquiries to
CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWERS EXCHANGE
tea amp Street. N. eels Chan TORONTO, ONT.
1 Always Dry and
Free Running
-no matter what the WEATHER
-no matter what the CLIMATE
-no matter what the SEASON
Ira a dally pleasure to have such pure, fine.
dry salt to use on the table. Get a
package from your • e,
grocer. 12s •••••,,
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REFUSED TO APPOINT
A [ARM COMMISSION
CN, Mayberry Motion For a Special
Farm Investigation Was
Voted Down
NEW DIJNLOPbP,
RUBBER Sea/t
CANVAS
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NEVER
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LIKE
THESE
Not an exodus from the farms but
a gradual drifting back to the land
S ad the grt aping of more plow handles
year by year was the Situation In
rural Ontario communities drawn by
Hon. James Duff in the"Legislature.
So gratifying, he said, were tho recent
returns &bowing the increase of agri-
cultural land -holders. that • special
Investigation by- commission was not
necessary, and the government with
confidence would proeeed to make lite
more attractive and profitable, ac-
cording to their best intelligence.
The address of the minister of agri-
culture occurred In combating a mo-
tion of the Opposition calling for the
non-partisan commission of prarttcal
members to enquire and report on the
remedy of present conditions. An
eight-hour debate was thus launched,
and so proceeded step by step until
the resolutlot. was finally overthrown
by a vote of 51 to 16.
The position taken by T. R. Ms7
berry of South Oxford In lila motion
was that the farmer was not Seal -WI
a fair share of attention. Thls, too,
occurre l In an age *hen the young
man as formerly could not start a
fares on =1,01.0 capital. Although the
wage of fares laborers had been In-
creased, it had been a vain attempt .
to bring the men back to the farms,
and the only solution in his mind was.
that eperially-fitted men be brought
from. the old country by the govern -
Mont. Tnls had been, tried in coun-
ties and'hed worked well. The posi-
tion token by the government was
that the advent of new labor-saving
Machines had contributed largely to
the falling -off of laborers. Any com-
mission could not handle the situation
as that of 188l had proved There
was without doubt genuine progress
being made, as the census returns
TWO MEN KILLED
A Fatality in a C.P.R. Culvert at I
Cherrywood
Undermined by the hpring floods.
a culvert on the new Lake Shore Lim,
new Cherrywood of the Canadian
Pacific Railroad collapsed last week
while a work train was running over
It hurling the locomotive and tender
tn the bottom of a twenty -foot ravine
and derailing the following car, in-
stantly killing the engineer and flre-
Man and seriously injuring a member
of the train crew. George Vincent,
engineer, West Toronto, and Albert
Sinclair. fireman. West Toronto, were
Mr. W. B. Spider of Cobourg. for-
merly of New York. who has been In
RI -health, *hot himself.
Robert Gibson McArthur, aged eixty.
live years, and for nearly a quarters
limitary Governor of the local county
jail, died at the Governor's residence,
Ikon, Voslalltiaf a broth's*. et Arial.
Vedrinee. the famous French aviator,
WW1 killed in a tall while makiag •
eight in his monoplane over Um astir
Hoe field at Rheims. Lain la tke
day two other aviators were killed by
their aeroplane catching fire Edda!,
and caissing the machlas to collapse.
EMI§ WHAT YOU WANT :-
No jarring of the epinal oolientn.
No nerve-racking clatter in the daily Arida
No slipping on wet or icy paveltion113.
In other words, Certainty and Oothfart in every dint
Let yo'ar waa Us be satisfied. Ray New Dania,
50 C'ZITS THE PAIR PUT 011
•T ALL 131102 STOILIga
Archbishop Retiree
Mort dov, Charism Hamilton. Aagli-
m• inas ot Osten°, In a dressier letter
to the clergy `and members of
(lb aanoances him reatgaatio
take on Jane 12nd neat
advanced age la the reseal for theses,.
Martin Was Sleeted
Moduie Martin, r' was sleeted
;move of Moetreal, defeating Karat
Rtaphslas tie candidate et the NM
seas' Association.
The redtstrilistkis 1111 was glees Rs
reading to the Legislature vim-
lasesisios. Mr. Rowell aeltedwt
Ilaimatneing "A" sail "ir• mem
the Tomato mumps. ter. near
ILthe nutter would haws le
the settles osiamIttee
whosi was to he referred.
espresestatives heft Woo.
lost wadi SSP=
waned en me
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Two and a Haft Hours
ea Operating Table
lo Tho Illadator
BIN PILLS PAINICD IT
Jotaitrra, P. Q.
"During August last, I went to MOO-
treal to consult • specialist se Iliad been
suffering terribly with Shire in the
He decided to operate trat said the
atone was Mo large to remove and tou
hard to crush.. I returned house and
wee recommended by a friend to try
GIN PILLS.
They relieved the pain. I took two
boxes and went back to the specialist.
He said the stone was smaller but Ise
could not remove it although Ise tried
for two hours anti a half. I returned
home and °maimed to take GIN PILLS,
and to my great surprise and joy, 1
passed the stogie.
GIN PILLS are tbe best medicine in
the world and because they did use ao
much good, I will recommend them all
the rest of my lite". 170
J. Attie*? Lusatia.
aoc a box -6 for $2.50 -at all deaters,
and money beck if they fail to give
relief. Sample free. National Drug &
C.hetn. Co. of Canada, Limited. Toronto.
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IT'S SPRING
And Time for New Shoes
No matter. where your
shopping starts it al-
ways ends at our store
if you are looking for
-* the season's newest and
most attraCtive Shoes. I
We will welcome the
chance to show you
how nice a pair of
Shoes can look, how
well they will tit and
how lo-bg they will wear
vrhen they are fitted right. -
[111E_LATEST MARKETS 1
Farmers' Market
Following are this latest gootatioas
ter fanti produce at St. Lawrence
Market. TO(011t0 I ---
do, bundled 16.00 17.00
Hay, No. 1 grade 18.00 19.00
Epp. sew laid .16 .00
Better. creamery .22 .26
Turkeys .26 .00
Oesee .17 .10
Young chickens .22 .26
Young ducks .18 .34
Live chickens .18 .2$
do. turkeys .14 .00
Potatoes, bag 1.06 1.20
Cauliflowers .10 .35
Lettuce, dos .26 .20
Parsons. peck 40 .00
Onions, bag 4.60 4.76
()scrota peek 40 .00
Turnips, bag 50 .00
Celery. dozen 75 . 1.16
Paisley, dos. .15 .00
Onions, green. bundle .10 .16
Rhubarb. hunch 10 .12
Apples Nor. Spies. bbl4.00 4.60
Wheat 31.00 to $0.00
(loose wheat .111 .00
Buck wheat .71 .30
Peas .10 .00
1 Toronto Grain Prices
The following wholesale prices an
gaoled at the Torouto Board of Trade:
Manitoba Wheat -Ma 1 Nor . 974c.
track, bay ports. Winter storage,
fIlway ports; Pito, 3 C.W 'a. 41c, bay
• hi 90c, outside.
REPAIRING - 1 41k t° 43c, track, Tomato.
liacVica Toronto freights.
- Corn -No. 3 yellow, 75c, all rail,
r Peas -No. 2, 110t to 92r. car lots.
Buckwheat -No. 2, 73c to 76c, out -
Rye -No. 2. 62c to 63c, outside.
Barley -For good malting barley.
64c to 58c, outside.
Rolled Oats -Per bag of 90 pounds,
br -Tel, 34.30, wholesale, Windsor to
Montreal.
Millfeed-Manitoba bran, 324 to $22.
on track, Tcronto; shorts. 125 to 326;
on track, Toronto; Ontario bran. 324
to 325, in bags. shorts, 125 to 326;
middlings, 32S.
Before You
Invest
VOU should con-
A sult a reliable
Investment Broker.
There is safety in
intelligent enquiry.
Upe.e request we shall be
pleased to suggest suit-
able investments for yes.
A. H. Martens & Co.
Members Toronto Stock Exchang•
MOND sad SNARE BROILERS
C. P. R. SUILDING, TORONTO
6-11
Toronto Cattle Market
Butcber cattle. ,choice..87.75 to 88.00
do. good 7.25 7.75
medium 7.00 7.26
Heifers. t...lioice 7 EU 8.00
do. rimmon 6.50 7.25
Butcher cows. chalet6.50 7.00
do. good 6.00 6.50
Canners ' ft fit 4.00
Butcher clads,- 7,00 7.10
do. good 1.116 1:76
do. common 6.76 1.26
Feeders 7.00 7.E
Stockers, choice 6.76 7.00
do. Medium 4.50 6.76
Milkers, choice. each70:00 90.00
• Calvet. veal 9.00 10.50
do. medium 7.50 9.00
do. rough 6.50 7.00
Sheep. ewes. light 1.00 7.25
do. heavy 5.00 6.50
Bucks 5.25 6.00.
Culls 4.00 5.00
do. heavy 6.00 9.00
Duck lambs. each, lower .76 .00
Rogs, weighed off cars. 11 .25 9.36
do. fed and watered. 9.00 9.10
East Buffalo Gatti*
Cattle--Prlme steers, $9 to $3.40:
allepping. 28.26 to $1.36; butchers,
ellediers and fission, $11.71 to 37.60;
ENS heifers. 36.10 to $11.26: fresh
erpringers, active, $3 to $1
allsgs---Heavy, mLsed and rockers.
AO to 5335; plga. 1110 to 32, roilew.
Illhasp and Lambe -Wool iambi.
:195;yearlings, $5.110 to MI; withers.
to $2.16; clipped iambs, to
BIS* te WM; dipped stem,
IS to fate.
dna Stables add Dr. Law:elle'
Scott the famous ids ea -
Gaya, have ail ty tried
Zass-11146 sad immersed tlummoolves
essulaced ei its west beans. vales.
Ms. M. Deals. el Tlholulmoll 114-•
mull& ammo sad flaalle bet
alba aide tam-Sek could coo=
SWIM to tbili enlist barbel beater.
Mrs. St. Deeis says : "The *e-
nema bream out es sty aeie efis
side of my face. I maid get so
de* bees ue of t le irritation and pain,
and my face was in such • shortiow
madman that tor two toroth' I did
mot go out ot the bowie I applied
remedies and my doctor treated me,
bet without effect, valid one day be
said diet the Imo ding whidi OWE
be likely melee*, was Zaas-Dak. 1
procured a supply and to cut • hag
0nry short, in 4 few weds, ZIUD•Deb
cured me completely, lassie* se
W aft
"ounsilm. ionise sad odellse. MI dour
o ur ord ouve id lib lac es pot too Iwo
Chigoes Uveolieek
Erto IWO; stockers Sod
EA to $8 30; cows sad
1110111. --USE. 51.10 to OM; wined
;It WU of sales, WM to Olt
1115.1401.41.00; lambs- nadirs. WO
Good Roads Improve
Social Conditions
NO matter what your station in life or
where you live, a certain amount of
your time must be spent in pleasure to make
life worth the living, and to obtain that pleasure
you go to town or to your neighbors- especially
is this true when living in the country.
Good Roads enable you to get into town or to
your neighbors quicker, more often and with-
out you or your horses or vehicles being covered
with mud, and without regard to weather con-
ditions or season. They enable your family
physician to get to you quickly in times ot illness. They
enable your children to "foot it" to school every school -
day. They seep your boys and girls on thc farm by giving
them better conditions generally
Concrete Roads
are "every -day roads -they have no 'closed season.'
because they are open to traffic every day in the )car. "They
arc the most economical roads because they reduce the cost
of maintenance to the minimum. They are easy of traction,
clean, hard and free of ruts and holes They keep your road
money out of the mud.
Let us send you, without cost, complete information about
concrete roads.
Concrete Roads Department
Canada Cement Cssipaiiy Limited
807 Herald Buddha& Illostroal
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end it remains perfect -the Edison-
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No musical -mechanical triumph has approached this re
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of which it is made catches and holds the nattitat beauty
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Woman to be Siddy
AB matter a fact it is
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strong and healthy as man -
perhaps mere n -in view of
the fact that it Is ehe who brings Into the world the offspring.
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