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FIVE MORE MEMBERS
Details of Ontario Redistribution b.1i
as Passed
The nasal draft ut the Government's
redistribution proposals provides for
• House of 111 members, compared
with 164 at preseul The additions
w the net result of riding changes'
Met provide fire. urw constituencies
sad eliminate one of the present num-
ber. The new ridings aro Riverdale:
Mad Parkdale, the Toronto "wings";
4ee Windsor, Walkervllle, and ford l'ity,
which form a separate riding In
Sleet; Cochrane. made up of the '
northern ball of Tlmhrkaming Nia-
gara Falls and West Lincoln. The
absentee will be Monet, which will
go to add to the population of Heidi -
"its good tea "
Visit the
food Roads
Congress
at "The Arena," '"Montreal
May 18th to 23rd inclusive
Every citizen who is interested in the welfare of
his community should take advantage of this un-
paralleled opportunity to obtain information about
good roads that twill enable him to intelligently
assist in promoting a greater prosperity for that
community and himself as well, by creating better
and more economical living conditions.
All kinds of Good Roads will be demonstrated but
we want you to see our
Concrete Road Exhibit
and learn without cost the advantages, the prac-
ticability and economy of the "best good road" -
the Concrete Road.
Our staff of road engineers will be in attendance
to give you the fullest detailed information of the
economy of Concrete as a road building material.
Don't vvait for someone else to take the lead. -
Come in person and get' first-hand facts, or write
Concrete Roads Department
Canada Cement 1,' Company
Limited
1100 Herald Buildipg, MoLtt-:esti
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Reasons Why
You should sleep on a Marshall
Ventilated Mattress.
The Marshall mattress is practically a
collection of air chambers. Each chamber
contains a finely -tempered steel spring, set
to retain its individual position. Acting independ-
ently, these springs remain resilient.
The mattress conforms to the contour of the
body ; every turn of the sleeper gushes fresh air
throughout the mattress, because the
Ventilated Mattress
is the only properly ventilated mattress in existence. Im-
purities cannot lodge in a Marshall mattress.
Refreshing sleep is only possible in a well reati'rted
room on w well ventilated mattress.
MADE BY
The Marshall Sanitary Mattress Car Ltii.
Toronto, Oat. attt
11IPRCiALLT POR
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GEO. HOHMEIER
The Fu•niturs Man, O•d. Hob.
Who will be pleased to explain m're folly tbs
Marshall Feasor.
Are You Suffering From g d
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Auto -Intoxication . asr�y ,
the sate a being poisoned. hem btulli snieasces produced want Sp
body.' The is a cessation due Se the shoo& bowels. likings, Rear. se
prom ol the body tailing to throw el the /iota Mor ...n 30% of atltil
an .suit eg horn lids trouble le pohsktf why you ..re ettitslse IPSO
earreemms. iso et lack of aeaMltut. and slimy ether
symplems _____ by Yarn wok ty: tam nesitdhsleg ep.
DR. PIERCE'S C .IILDE/r
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
the free or ttapoa/ roma
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madly the treedda it tint aid the system to
algid asasmeYe/ pekoes. k ads as a leeks sad fttllslly
aasb -- re 80d 14 e•rahrsea is ems polars tlrlh ottt
sap e•5d•s ret Obey N.ar1b Yves dolor
a iell ehliar 9•s► r naw .sr M lo • -
arlra N rata Maws eat �11 -
W I and t0 form part of the new'
riding of West Lincoln
IMPROVE THE PRISONS
Iswpertant Recommendations by the
Royet Commission
The report of the Royal Commisslun
appointed last year to Investigate
oaadltlons in Kingston Penitentiary
Tonere Orals Priem
The follow lag wholesale priors ar.
tlu•Hd at the Toronto Board of Trude.
Manitoba Wheat -No. 1 Nor., $4%c,
tomb. bay ports: Na f Nor., 54%e.
track, bay ports. winter atomic.
Manitoba Oats -No. 2 C.W.'s, 40Sbc.
los ports; No 3 C.W.'s, 311%c, bay
porta.
Ontario Wheal No. 2 winter, $1.00
to $1.01, outside.
Ontario Oats- 38c to 19c, outside;
41e to 41%c. track. Toronto.
Oona-- No. 3 yellow. 74c. all rall.
Toronto freights.
Peas -No. 2, 88c to We, car lots,
o utside.
Sackwheat-No 2, Ilc to 830.
outside.
Pty. -No 3. 62c to 43e. outside.
Barley-- For good malting barley.
S ir to 64c. outside.
Rolled Oats- Per bag of 90 pounds,
$3.1214; In smaller Iota, $3.2254; per
barrel. 54.30. wholesale. Windsor to
IIoatreal.
Mluteeda-Manitoba bran, $34 to 536.
00 track, Toronto; shorts, $36 to $34:
on track, Toronto; Ostarlo brae, $24
to ns. In bags: shorts, $25 to $24:
middlings. $32.
atria to recommend changes generally
la regard to the conduct of Canadian . Farmers' Markt
penitentiaries and the care and com- I Yellowing are the latest deotatiosa
tort of criminals was made public by Sar farm produce at St. Lawrence
the Minister of Justice. The report, Market. Toronto. -
which is a somewhat lengthy docu-
ment, deals In a comprehensive man-
ner with the whole question of prison
reform. More than 1 score of impor-
tant recommendations are made, look-
ing to a more humane treatment of
prisoners, closer supervision of each
penitentiary by a permanent Com-
mission, more extended powers -for
the Parole Boards, the segregation of
prisoners Into classes. and better pro-
visions generally for discretionary
discipline and the mental and moral
training of prisoners during their
term of incarceration.
NATURAL GAS SUPPLY
Companies Must Provide Satisfactory
Quality and Quantity
Mr. Brewster', bill to amend tho
public utilities act so that by-laws
may be passed b, the Councils of
Municipalities prohibiting the distri-
bution within or through the muni•
cipallty of gas containing .ulphuretted
hydrogen came before the Municipal
Committee. It wait set forth that 11
• company contravene, the pro-
visions of sty such by -lass or neglerts
or refuses to furlith a supply suf-
ficient for all public aril private uses
of gas not containing sulpburetted
hydrogen the franchise rights of the
company so distributing may be can -
ailed. Mr. Brewster's bill was pass-
ed with the proviso that the by-law
must be passed upon by the Lieutenant -
Governor in Council.
KILLED BY CAR
Hampton Oirt on Mer Way to Work
Met Death
Miss Lizzie McGarvle. nineteen
years of age, a stenographer in the
Hamilton Registry- Office, was struck
by a T., it. & B. train last week and
instantly killed. She was on her way
to work.
George D. Lacourse, who had been
the G.T.R. City Agent In Berlin for
'nearly twenty -flue years, died at the
General Hospital. Toronto.
William Carroll, employed In the
pulp mill of the Dryden Timber &
power co., was accidentally drowned
iS a vat.
Adam Reidt, a farmer of Wallace
township. atter chopping grain in his
barn, was killed by being caught be-
tween • pulley and the belt of the
engine be had evidently tried to throw
off.
THE SNIOER INCIDENT
Mr. •owrwan Says He Will Ask For
Investigation by Judges
Charles M. Bowman. L b.rsl wale
ia the Legislature. gave notice Moa-
day pont be would, oa a question of
privileges, matte a statement and
Pane against Hon. W. 1 Haane in
assgtaethe with the of Pro
Is1 ta�a�or Bather to . Com-
p ws11sM. Enron sad Peel, sad
M Weill la that oosaedloa.
• Molina et -address to 1.4wat.-
Glom ashtag for the as -
ed a real eoaemlmolos to
lafo sat Wreath's* the mat -
a ae etsteme11t sal Marge. The
to be o theroset of oro
of tie salter wart
Wheat 11.00 to 11.11
Goose wheat .96' •N
D▪ eck wheat
Peas ,.. M
1I1V. timothy, No. 1....19.00
lazed and cloyer......15.00
Cattle hay 10.04
Straw, bundled - 16.00
do. loose 10.00
Rye straw 17.00
Oat straw 16.00
Setter, choice dairy.0
Pigs, new laid. dosen.22
Chickens; dressed. lb.22
Tool .i0
Ducks32
Geese .1a .30
Turkeys .26 .38
Live hens .30 .23
Potatoes, bag 1.25 1.34
Apples, barrel 2.00 4.00
do. basket ..... .30 .40
Celery. bunch .06 .07
Lettuce, bunch .03 .06
Green onions, bunch.06 .00
Rhubarb, 2 bunches..., .10 .26
Beef, forequarters, cwt.11.00 12.00
do. hindquarters 13.00 14.00
Swine, cwt. 12.00 13.00
.44 .46
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11 .04
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34.00
14.00
12.44
14.44
11.00
14.44
17.00
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Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices are: -
Botcher cettle, choice.. 67.76 to $8.25
do. good 7.50 7.76
do. medium 7.25 7.50
do. common .. 6.75 7.26
Heifers, cholce - 5u 8.00
do. common 6.5o 7.20
Butcher cows, choice6.75 7.25
do. good 6.25 6.75
do. common 5 0o 6.110
Canners
Cutters 4,00
Butcher bulls, choice7.110
l do good 6.25
do common a 5.75
Feeders ... . 7.26
Stockers, choice 7.15
do medltint 6.75
Milkers. choice, each70.00
do. common. each 50.00
Springers, each 50.00
Calves, veal 9 00
no. medium 7.541
do. common 6.00
Sheep, ewes. light 6.50
do. heavy 6.00
Bucks - 6.60
Culls 4.60
Lambs. choice 9.00
do. heavy 8.00
Springs lambs, each5.00
" Hop, weighed off cars9.00
do. ted and watered8.75
do. f.oe 11.4u
3.50 4.00
4.60
7.60
6.75
6'.25
7.50
7.35
7.00
90.00
65.00
90.00
10.00
9.00
7.00
7.50
6.50
6.60
5.50
9.75
9.110
10. no
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inteseAe ef'Me P. Ola*
rthar
Mw Ike Meal aama�Me
threw set OM Dar
r M1irw0.11 mete e•e bait
asa of a MbaAag mag
garaittb... The er.eeet law
eat Mall of PK. width Ms to be
MP say ...k eat would
watt
hie Hawsers www went
riressfigibr.odas% the maa of by
ohs has mdse.nea� rm. r wsrtaMlag
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!!s tetlssr or peb-e retrace
E.NNIO/Mr eaaerlbe.m r the eam-
grds ed after pelltltal party
Attie t a de aped M the
et bis ethesrl Ups sell d as
Mrs loge rM 5»st. ?bk. a ewer,
Me 1seMaa soften at by the
Omm1n.. ta sdsptlag the re -
`AP to prohibit pollard ma-
* mortals angeratleas end
A dao hes been added
*. dkssir of a eerpsrettee
bar se MeenW knowledge of
taefrt adleas seven.
Mart Buffalo Cattle
Cattle - Prime steers, 18.86 to 19.36;
@ hipplag, $8.25 to $8.76; btatebers, $7
to 55.41e; heifers, $1.76 to 18.26; cows.
13.76 to $7.60; balk, $4 to 17.60;
etoctors and feeders. $4.60 to $8;
itodt, heifers, 54 to 5T; fresh °owe
sad springers, active sad stead, 53i
to 560.
Veale -$6.00 to 51.10.
Hoge -Heavy, grind Mhos apo
pigs, $9.70 to 54AO; roughs, 51.11 to
57.76; stags. 14.00 to 57.26; dakMs,
51.44 to 88.76.
Shap and Iambs-Wetbsrs, 16.M M
11.70; ewes, 53.10 to $110 des%
H ired, 18.60 to 16.78.
Cble•ge Livs hook
Cattle -Beeves. 571 to PM: ?ems
steers, 5710 to $8.11; cow. sal belt-
ers, 53.70 to $1,40: Mothers Ile
feeders. $6.10 to 51.36: esteem. SIM
whose-" 1Aght. PIM 4n psi :
sd. 18.31 to $L17K: Deasy,
$L-44 S4 ; rough. 53A1 le p�
SIM to SIM: bulk ot Mdse. fat
53.10.
Sfee►-i'iative, 5400 MI *411 year -
nags, 16.4e to 14.10; fobs, maim.
5s.40 to 5T.16.
Castle t hoorah
Td8w1sg are the letter
en live stook at tate West it
Moet cal:
Hewes. 7%e to seer 8>}5; ashes.
1'4e to 71`e: ermines. 411e M 1I
large bulbs. oho to ?he,
car*. 1e to Te.
Sheep, *bora, 1e to 116•: oOstt%
abort 1e.
14mba. 1e t0 1e.
Hogs. 4%e b 9Xe; leastiabom Pith
Doled posy sad thence
naiad bag. Pa 1 $14 . Men heap
Odra. Na 1 13,10 M
We. 1 ti
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Rated Shaw 0 . Se
Got • buts,
We all appreciate comfortable, attractive homes, but we don't realize how
much modern paint -making will help us in improving our surroundings.
Nowadays people are giving more attention to the Decotint, a special water paint for this purpose. I',e
interior decoration and furnishing of their homer than 8-W Inside Floor Paint for your floors, or if you prehr
they ever did before. The standard of dieing has been a stained anti varnish:41 fu.ieh use R -W Floorlac. n„
raved. What satisfied us a few years ago will nut do now. hardwood floors use $-\1 Mar-uot, a durable waterpruei,
The Shenio-Williaan Co. has given particular atten- floor'eamieh.
tion to the making of finishes for the interior decoration
of the home azul they have /Wet -Ceded so well that their
fir:sh..s are ust 0 fe,r ever} ptrpuee in the must elaborate
mansion, and at- o i:t the u.:.et humble cottage.
The walls of your honk can be finished with 8-W
flat -tone, a d,irable flat411int; oil paint, absolutely
sanitary -con bo washed with soap and water-ur 5-W
For the cupboards, woodwork, doors, etc. use fi-1C
Family Paint in any color you desire. Use $-W Kohn!
Varnish for varnishing wainscotting, base boards, doors,
and any kind of interior woodwork on which you require
a varnish finish. There is a Sherwin-Williams finish for
every kid of surface and for every purpose. Come and
talk to us about your finishing problems.
C. C. LEE
HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC.
GODERICH
Everyone
does not know- as
much about mak-
ing biscuits as we
have learned in
overSo years of
making
ERRIN'S
DAIRY CREAM SODAS
If you wish to know how dainty and "super -good" a soda can
be -just taste Perrin's "Fancy Thin" Dairy Cream Sodas.
If you like the old-fashioned Soda Biscuit our regular Dairy Creams Soda is
what will please you.
Hither kind comes to you in sealed packages that permit none of their good-
ness to escape between the oven and your table.
5 cents, 10 cents and 25 cents the package - at your grocers. finery
package guaranteed.
lA cents in coin or stamps and your grocer's name bring you
kite "Perrin Sample Package" of delightful fincy biscuits.
D. S. PERRIN & COMPANY 'Limited
LONDON - - CANADA g
NEURALGIA
"Nearly Drove me. Wild,
Until 1 Took Kephaldol"
' Mr. Thomas Cooper. Ludley. Susses,
nevwas almost frantic with
a, when he first took a Hep-
haldol tablet.
"I am nearly 74 years of age and
have weltered with L Mond negraagia aeal l�y al!
AWA ton me at!'
tleaa!'
Kephaldol and 1 bad my pooptabiN.
= ggeett
wee • 1.. package. i took two
ora snow se MMesas *ad quietly re-
wired relief.I► wdp Joy.-
Mo gest beam. the fame of Kot
haldoh tablets abroad tbat their repu-
tation spread to this country. The
demand for Kepbaldnl grew so rapid-
ly that arrsng.menta were made to
.w-..abli.b a t).e.dlan aide* and .eppl
all the druggists. Them w
tablets. the prescription of V10••a's
famous nerve specialise. GahmOa
hob,. have brought 151111 N
hundreds, we/eeiag [toes aseeekla
headaches the ravages GC la
rheumatism, selat1ea sad leas
pain is the hook. sad 1a het any
1f you comet get the 60c. tubas at
oor drngaHR's. writs Kephaldol Lim-
ited, 111,Latosr .ue01, lgostr--Oyelonos did meth 5wl.
Grey tooraiip ant is s moanwortdi.tris~t
f loads&
-The railway MmaeWse evrealed
Tlnwes'e o►festleas rephd ng the
wwork to be orse stehea
bogy thirty days.
or shifty If' the ester at11l are Mt ee
bion. aeerdlag N she draft agreed es.
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Use Panahine to thoroughly clean and
shine all the cans, pails, shelves, etc.
Leaves everything sweet-smelling and
sanitary. Cleanliness pays --especially
in the dairy. Use 4,
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PANSHINE
it's a pen, .kite, nears po Y.r-dossaY
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