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SOLD ON
TIE LATEST MARTS
Farmers Market
)bilowtyg are the latest quotations
for term produce at Ht. Lawrence
Market. Torteetu.
Wheat, bushel
Dooms wheat
t/waa, flew
B arley
B uck o heat
Rye
Peas
51 1s to 51 2U
1 16 0.94
67 .64
.68 .94
80 t3
93 .94
1.60 0.00
22.04
13.00
18.00
16.00
11.00
16.00
17.00
31
63
.16
.16
.10
.25
.16
.14
.00
.00
36
3.60
.14
.36
.00
.30
11.00
.16
Ray, timothy, No. 1-21.00
.21.00
Mixed and clover 14.00
Cattle hay 10.00
S traw, bundled 16.00
do. loose 9.00
Rte straw 17.00
Oat Straw 14.03
T014 Butter, choice dairy.30
MEKIT$ Oi Lag'. new laid. dos.46
Fowl, dressed, Ib. .14
Spring chickens, Ib.16
1INIRD'S Ducks. spring, lb.
Turkeys. .16
rkeys. 1►. .20
� Live
eel lb .13
umiENLive hens, !b. .13
do. ducks. spring, Ib.14
do. geese. Ib .14
K I► U K B J N D I N (,; Apples.basket 1.76 70
to barrel
potatoes.new, bushel.10
Onions. basket .20
do. allver.kln., qt.16
Pork per pound .15
Dressed hogs 10.00
Lard, pound . .16 •
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
ROL!. LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
an croon. promptly atteaded te
haw al TNF. 810N.OL. Godertoh. w Waving
A E. TAYLOR. 81ar'rsosn.
MEDICAL
K. (.KU. Bk.1LEMANN, OHTE-
PATH, .psetan.t to women'.. and dll-
na,. duma es, scute, Atonic. and nervOu. Me
ceder•.. 07e, ear, tone sod throat. lumbago and
rbeuu,..t.c eeedlllon "Moe North .trees. tbtrd
Sour trwa W 0QMte• tlodrrtch.
PR. F. J. R. ltunKrE R -EYE. EAR,
Gene and throat only. Hexes eargeorl
w York trubtnalmtc and Puna Itatituu.
„.yeti ,taint_. tsar. Nun mad throat i o.ptal.
, *lune. sad Muaettekt d:ye itoyrtthl.
,. h;n,al•sd., 001oe. 33 M. Waterloo Street.
ralto.1, uppo.tte fano: church. limas it
psMa t1,,Yw.p.m. 7tep.m. Teteobooe'
11/ H AND M11tiNI1► M. GREER.
• u. L.. (. Ulu,ractor.. apnne had &erre
r es.rlL•r... (.•lr/pr..ttar M tee ..Cteece that
laser- "'about Mug- or anate. Free mamma.
Pee. ushee-g+ a C*.rta.n. SMm ,hoot. ea-
tt.utl o,. t 0( over . Phone let. Who
LEGAL
Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices are: --
Shipping steers $7.00 to 38.26
a. 04
7.60
7.26
7.25
7.60
7.00
7.00
4.50
Handy choice steers .... 7.50
Stitcher steers, good ... 7.26
do. medium 6.75
do. common 6.76
Heifers, good to choice7.00
do. medium to good6.00
Hatcher cows, choice6.60
do. good < 4.00
do. medium 6.50
do. common 6.00
Butcher bulls, choice 6.75
do. good bulls 6.25
do. medium ' 6.50
do. rough bologna 4.00
Feeders, 950 to 1,100 ib•6.60
do. bulls 6.00
Stockers. 760 to 900 lbs6.25
do. med., 660 to 750 6.50
'd0. light. 600 to 650 4.75
Canners 3.50
Clatters 4.35
Milkers, choice, each50.00
do. rom and med40.00
Springers 50.00
Calves, veal, choice9.00
do. medium 7.00
PIW U DFOOT, ii I LLORAN ,.A , do. common
PROC11FOU1' Lambs
SA10.101F.dib. boul(Ntrfaillai Iambs
do iri.11,
1L1L. Ewes, light
6.00
6.1.0
6.00,
6.25
(Jane on tae Saesse..eeead deer [cera flaw Bap' hear, and bucks 4.00
[ail
ea..ytest. Isem4tea. con. 3.00
mate tato. w two at Moves IMT HOg.., welched off cars 8.00
W. Prtoe.wuur. K.L. J: I. liaJHaatr do. fed and watered. 7.76
• W. PmeieeUwr. Js. - do f 0.h 7.45
'Lc. RAY?,
..AKRbITta,. /o1JCfT'tla. AOTAM
rufous. silt..
O�ttRt rtm.St
wg Omsk Mark. ■eradiss /soot.
�oww., tteraelilsom,
year t411161. Saaa. aid Yonas►
V
4.11U6MtSUINI. M. C..'MABltu9
Am. t /a . soriesee. settles p++re• arms."
weegl rlawwa Hila deer so -
.eeare
LtMARL8.* uAydtOK, WY., bA.
Mt? SAL. aurora. o.G.aie..w-. tram.
sae - a•.•.0 IS a. seem.' ewe.
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neillitrAnnet norm tionerlob. Wan
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Oen ti. t9elleel a. AS Inelni ansae es non
Ma Ge InnInm dire assn • eronate as
,tmess an lI m inima etaMIMer .m
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p neo si.ear to le. M LPr
want. trretoor tte.saeae 41ew. tleeertea
W• R ROBERTSON
94£J(a* tam. a admen
nag as Let rstwe . farwl a. C..aer•e sal
Aso -mss.
Alcamo• r. o.sa.as ala aawsovessi I.tamt
rry lee time. sienasse Sed waarees r
eryorGtiea, /arm.., or ...reR Sas.
FIDELITY LAD tat saaSTaa Yana : lbw U.a.
6bdsnly mg {Morasses t.'.wpanT-
Uraoe at reaata.ae, asrtasa.l'etltwr tit Y.
torts and /L Lala. .taste. 'Mime Irl
THE SIGNAL : GODWBICH ONTARIO
NONAN VEAK
AND NERVOUS
Fide Mean' le Lydia L
Plokbam'e Vegetable
Greek a, Iowa - "I sneered with fe-
male 4eabise hem the time I came bele
womanhood until f
had taken Lydis IL
miaow'. 1.s ta-
bls Cempoaatl I
would have pains if
I
overworked or
lifted ae thins
heavy. sad I wink!
be so weak and n.r-
WM end in w much
Weary that I would
be Prostrated A
bid me what
poor medicine had does for her and 1
tried it. It mad. me strong and healthy
aid our home is now haPPO with a baby
boy. I .m very gad that I took Lydia
L Pt.kbam •. Vegetable Compound .ad
do all I can to reoomoe/d
R. Bowsaw, 11114 E. Howard Street.
Creston. lows.
'loam of Roofs Sad Herbs
are mod annoalWW is the me sfeetRw
of Lydia E. !inkhorn's Vegetable Cera -
pound, which in imown front mean Is
mean as the standard remedy for
female ills.
Por forty years this famous root and
h erb medicine has hems Re.emieeatly
successful in controlling diseases d_
women. Merit skins coal! haw stood
this test of time -
If yon save the slightest Aerobe
that Lydia E. Ptaki am'. Vegeta-
DieCom pound wfU help yos,wrfts
to LydiaE.PIakhani fediel eCe.
6.00 1 (confidential) Lynn.lia a.,forod!.
6.60 vice. Your letter will be owned.
7.36 read and answered a w/a.l�
6.76 .ad held in strict coo>�dams..w
6.26
6.60
6' 676 7b A Startling Discovery.
660 The London Standard publishes
.4 26 rather startling etorv. the truth or
6.60 which is not denied. A factory own. d
4.35 by a foreigner in London, whi, h
6.26 dominated some of the mo -t rilal
ponts in the city, has just heen care-
96-w°full% examined by detective* with so -
80 -00
toniehin* results. Thev found the
95.00 walla of a thickness of solid concrete
10.00 altogether nut or proportion to the re•
9.00 quirrtuent.. in times of peace, the roofs
7.0 prepared as an ideal landing place for
1.10 i air craft. Freitag at "had been rude
8.25 ' for the mounting of huge guns and
6.00 even ything arranged for the quick in -
6.00 ; •taHation of a powerful wireless lap
4.00 patatus. the existence of which would
0.00 4have been irnpoeeit•Ie in tunes of pea -e.
0.00 [owing to the etrictnese with which the
0.00 authnrifieti have taken over •'mon-
opolyofwireless stations. .% full rr-
port has been made t . the British War
Oftter,with drastic recommendations.
The condition of this building wee
such as to give an enemy• under cer-
tain petrel hie circumstances, a strategic
tstronghold dotwinatiog a large part of
the Woolwich Arsrnel. the ammuss-
' tion reserves et Pur fl. -rt. and several
miles of the Thames River
' Toronto Grain Prices
The following wholesale Drlce. *r.
gamed at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba Wheat -Lake ports, new
trip. No t northern, $1.24%; No. 2
earthern, $l 21%.
Manitoba Oats --New crop. No. 2
l' W 6*tyc. No. 3 C.W., 56c; track,
bay porta.
Ontario Oats -New. outside, 48e to
fee
'Omagh, Wb/st--Tao.. 2. ear- lots,
11.12. etrttal4e, according to freights.
Aaerlia. Cora -New, No. 3 yellow.
e.Lf., the buy.
.Pass -No. 2..1.60 to $1.70, car .ota,
trtt
2, Ric• to 8Rc. outside.
vele►-�iee4 malting barley, out-
talk Ne he Dr: Manitoba feed bar-
o. tit• to re. lake porta.
lamed Orde-Per bag of 90 pounds,
3a to $3.119; 1m smaller lots. *3.25 to
met. wilier to Montreal.
aectelt.at-73c to 76e, outside.
Mlflfeed--Carlota. per ton. bran.
Pt to 125. shorts. $26 to 527; mil -
'Maes. 628 to 530: good feed flour,
pe to 832
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Cattle at Montreal
Pellowtng are the latest quotations
ea live stock at the West End Market.
lanatreal
2latebers' rattle. choice.87 .60 to $7.72
1.6e 4.72
5.60 8.00
3.16 4.7s
6.60 6.36
do belle 6.60 4.60
ucilIW,OP MUTUAL FMK IN Milkers. ebokce• mat 7t,W 76.M
utl e C 1t P x C t c u. -i mei ma maimed docoin. aad aK 40.00 116.011
own pr'0p•+b treated. BM niters
(?icer. -J. B Mohan. Pro. /oadMtb P.O.:
J)r Covnouy, Vw►rrea.. Yedsrlab P. la. sheep, ewws
I1om•. ase Trent. aoesmiY P u tract
ua.�-t,. F. McGregor, : Jobe
d0 medium .sass
d0 common
Camera
Ratchet's' rows. med
60.00 66.00
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Ltr,ct P s and cult. 4 26
O. Baine. Si wimp ; N unarm Riaa.t.bartoase. lam be 7 00
•��.a8a*a� .3eua.watr, t.sdhasee - J•mm ■ his. Hogs. to 5. ..
pse•hwoos, Hobert Forth, N84.sb t M.ta� ' ('ahoy er
IYIa=wen brwesaa4d.. ..
Agana : J. W. Yew Hetenes )t rayh,
B • r lot 1 • N WWm aCine ssey, /esla.tb : H.
W ecbler. Isamu. Latoya e.aq. two pat
i*-ea.raena and apt CAW van` essetpaee as
B. J. Horrid'. CMthleg eteee.tia tea. r at IL
B. Cons Wooer). Wrre.lw AMA. Y,e.l..,
MARRIAGE LICENSES
IVAL.TKR E. RISCI.RLY,
, ONTJ.P.•
GoLrfR1.
1SSCi3t OF MARIUAOL ldc'gN81CK
J MKL,U
AUSCIIN, ONTARIO.
8.11.10 IIANT TAILOR slob MOCKS OF
MitRa1AOZ LICE$Sts
Brophey Bros.
UODRKICR
The Lading
F aseral Directors
acid Embalmers
Orders e.rvfully at -Medea
at ail hours. night tar
8.40
1.0e
4.7S
4.60
7.71
t 40
1!.00
Chicago Live Steck
Cattle -Market Irregular, h..va,
14.66 to 618. Texas steers. 55.0 to
$930, cows and heifers. isle to 36.20,
calves. 57.60 to 511 21
Hots--I.4gM. 37.44 to $7.90, mixed.
67.40 to $8.06, heavy. 47.35 to $4;
rvsgh. $7.30 to 37.46; pigs, 114.60 u
54.511; balk of sales. 37.60 10 u
Sheep- -Motive. 51.71 to 56.60; year-
lings. 38.60 t0 57.66; iambs, •waive.
27 too
Clams Merlotti
Rrt ekville Offerings. 741 moored
and 66 white Oahu 75 whits sad
384 colored at 14 13.18e, and bidding
then fell back to 14%r, with n sales
Vaakleek Dill-Ottboxes whit.
and IMO boxes of colored clime. board -
0d anti eo)4 Prier, offered was
14 11-16, and both white and colored
sold at this figure
Huff a'o Remains Clamed
The Federal ban on the Proat Ref -
talo Live Stork yards prevented the
h*tlelp•ted re*,fmptlon of business ma
eeday Rio nine can of mixed stock
Isere rereiv.d ell from points la clew
Tort that, A^ era tits enars.Use was
doled Is.t
J
Os Mr id el& ate
is not to be cured
vves;�theyraher
aggravate the
troubl.. For a avatar.
but aurg lax.4,., wee
Channlrrrain-a 8ten.a,a
and liver Tabhta- Thar
.tar op tho lver woe the
rrr.e and hooka, Ow
.towaeb and b..ria last
like ea binomial bath.
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CHAMBERLAINS
. TABLETS
A Row With His Norte.
Down at (ookha= Ilan a Loudon
jolrnalist met the. cheerful. soldier
who bad returned nor a real to hie a..
Uwe woods. He frill hobbies • bit :
but he is going to rejoin hie regiment
in a day or two. What he really re-
members of the light at Moes id els
.uheequent quotes! with Isis inures. -
Lord knows where! She extracted
the bullet and claimed it •a a memen-
to- the Ant bullet ebe had ever takes
pal, The patient demanded it as the
Seat bullet he had ever taken is, and
in the friendly bout the nurse woo.
She bee the Ineltet. - London Remelt.
Hew to O.t Tkere.
"W Bich le the quirkeet way to the
hospital, please i
-6. aMeg here till you eoste to the
market place. then call for tree
'Mete Inc the Raiser." -Ledo. tTae
ler.
THE
WOMANS SOAP
LORD ROBERTS DEED
ON TRIP TO FRANCE
.rtt•In'. Great Seidler Succumbed to
Pneumonia While VleltIne Indian
Troops at fns Front
IIMe1d Marshal Earl Roberts died
Saturday night In trance from paw -
Mafia. A telegram from Field Mar-
shal Sir John lerench apprised Earl
Kitchener of the death of Britain's
great soldier. The telegram read:
"1 deeply regret to tell you that Lord
Roberts died at B o'clock Saturday
avesiag." .
nem Marshal Roberts, who we*
Coloael-la-Chief of the Indian troops.
had gone to Trance to give them his
greeting. Soon after his arrival he
became seriously 111. He suffered from
a severe chill on Thursday, and pneu
motile rapidly developed His great
age, 82 years, militated against hie
recovery, the crisis n the disease com-
ing quickly.
The death of Lord Roberts was ex-
tremely sudden. He was In his usual
good health when he left England on
Wednesday with his daughter. Lady
Aileen Roberts. and has goo -la -law,
Major Lewin. The party had • rough
trip crossing the Channel, but the
aged General telt no 111 -effects. and
went through with his program on
the continent. In fact, he was about
to return home when his death oc-
curred.
Lord Roberts was born at ('awe.
pore, India, Sept. 30. 1832. He in-
herited his military predilections from
hie father, Gen. Sir Abraham Roberta,
O.C.B His mother was faabella Bun-
bury, daughter of Major Bunbury et
the 63nd Foot, K1lfeaele, Tipperary.
He was educated at Eton, Sandhurst
and Addiscombe. On December 12,
1861, he received a commission in 18.
Bengal Artillery, and in the following
year was posted to a field battery at
Peshawar. In 1856 he was appointed
to the staff of the Quartermaster-
General's
uartermasterGeneral's department, in which be re-
mained
-mained for twenty-two years, passing
from one grade to another until be
became Quartermaster -General In la-
dle.
To recount Lord Roberts' service'
In India would be like writing the
story of the Mutiny and the trouble-
some times wtth the border tribes that
extended down with various inter-
missions
ntermutons until 1880 He took part in
the storming of Delhi and then ac--
c'ompanted Colonel Greathed's column
to Cawnpore. He served under Sir
Colin- Campbell at the second relief
of Lucknow to November, at the battle
of Cawnpore on December 6. Oa
January 2. 1865. he distinguished him-
NIf by capturing In single-handed com-
bat • standard from two Sepoys about
to till p Sgwer. For these acto oX
gallantry he was subsequently award- 1
ed the Victoria Cross.
The achievement which brought him
kis greatest distinction prior to the
hoer war wan the roller of Kandahar
In 18'9 As he was preparing to with-
draw his troops Roberts received news
of the defeat re a British force at
MLwsnd and that Lieutenant -General
Prilervee was lrsieged at Kandahar.
With 10.0.0 troops he proreed.d to
the relief of the stricken town. as
compltshlns a march of 313 allies over
a 'nuntry that ennead/4 almost every
phyalrrtl obstacle la twenty two days.
oboe he eeSWete4y defeated the
meaty For this achievement he was
mewed s K r' P a r:a., a.d • Bareaet
gad wads eves cnmtaa.d of the Madras
army
To tilt. geeevatba Lord Roberts
wee boot bower Ian Ms greet service
ks Shah aeries wM disaster after
ataseter bad overtakes the British
Weeps. sad kw see way kilted at trite
biddy of Cease., ea ttt. Trak
Ober. Lend Roberta. res w old taaa.
true melted apse a' Oahe thane of the
asiumbIga His amend le lama AtfIne
demotic's a yasr1 'hi//• b 1s.. aspect
ollow Me ere mrad • teres, and
IM WWI airman debeed to 21Mi♦
limises. K9mbe71e7 Sad
♦hap alis were rained. sad the Sew
amawal. ramie. with Lees mos.
lbws. or ser eeder at Peardepbeeg.
Vim MOW of Mafe*BsK the ore,patJ.a
et !Weft Sad u. eaalMaessa of the
e.. Mor IlepaUue sees tellewed.
w the a..1 paeiaa-M.m a the t San-
lrf
- leaded goer to Leed 11.11.
shos
116 NAR VOTE APPIOVED
0063M Hews Deemed ►Nttloe sod
Voted Mersey Unaniewes.dy
The meeting of the lint&, Hama
of O irnmons on Moeda, was •othSly
ieweted to war meseu es sad without
9/rfhuaa politics
Premier Aaquit8 regulated • view
ler L 226.000.000 1$1.116,0M.0e01. sad
Meier Winton .oid1M5. both of wide.,
Ikw Rbaeo greeted without a dime*.
* t 9S.
Ile coalition stall m0r•ale of the
soldiers; the Inevitable spy system
sad the preaa censorship were, Ili
teased freely The prism sfateter
nMrecterized the trials es "thm great-
est emergency to width the country
ham ever been placed." He said there
were already and area 1.IOS,60e
t1 41 that the war ` atmetingtae overly
16.4de,4do per da, . tie tw.ers
:7 _proposed to Bwigiara 001'
:74.
and Serra 54,OM.t6e without
bitterest mal the egad or tbi war,
1 Pities -4..
of W$is at Frost
Sams canadan M Rasta
A despatch to 7h. Toros Otn 1, .
from Rall.bery comp a» that the
Prinee55 Patricia Regiment of eaa-
54lan infantry left fee Wlathem er en
Monday to Join a HiltM dtvl.9o. lea,
Deg .Mrtly for tips heat.
Aaotl.r despatch ears that the
Primes of Wales Ms arrtved at the
?riot primarily to repressed the
Klieg at the Mer of Lerd Roberts bat
that he will rentals as a member of
41ai.ral French's WV.
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We always carry a large stock of the above coal
EGG COAL $7.75 STOVE 6' CHESTNUT 14.00
HARD WOOD $2.30 a Cord SOFT WOOD $2.25 a Cord
The Happy 'Thought Ranges and Radiant Home
Heaters have no equal in appearance and working qualities. They
will do more work on less coal than any other Range or Heater on
the market. This is a strong assertion but it is true. It is eced
by thousands of satisfied users
We have a number of second hand Heaters and Ranges in Al repair
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It's not such a "long way to
Tipperary" Biscuits -just as far as
the nearest grocery store.
Each one bears a picture --
troops of the allied armies Each
one is crisp, brown, and delicious.
Say Tipperary to your grocer.
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Ontario's Business Colleges
Clinton School of
Commerce
Ott• ▪ pew mildew t sow tar of year "mem
No matter want rya leve tae..
year .wa b 8. every was
mad w41. 8 .eels • tbwwa.k banter, team -
tag. beet
beet 'I to obtain that h t. hate
'foie 9es wet obtainat the thaws *dost
of Uaa..wte, Otet tansies moot the mutat
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le Aside the Mawr Actual Odle* eyo-
�we tea 11M le the eels spew
re= wit e1Ree Prewar
bn*1pm�s IerRWrtteeeraotwrtw*sayd.
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toy- A1a9.&
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from work t woes 3lmr
ere do for 'jlp qgk 1mr
othern ooa.tserates "mu tars hstrleet
labor. -Lord Amber,.
is • skeet with • eoetlneetal repute -
tea ter b1/b grans wait ..d ter On
aosesseetitsemporia oeama *adadKte s aha. Ws.
sivecl1 dIvidewasiy
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