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WH. AND MINNIE M. GREER.
f -'"U. C.. Chiropractors, .pias and Norm.
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LEGAL
PROUOFOOT, KILWHAN &
PROUDPOOT
SAKItIOTIKB, SOLI) ITOKM, NOTAi1Y
PUBLIt', Kat;.
Osoe on the Nome. +.eeallssr alma Rnm-
1ltes *zees. Uodurich.
r'rivate funds to Ian at Mewl solea
W. Pwituoroor, K.c. J. L. Kamm
W. I'aovere.r. Jm.
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KARRITrutt, 8 rLICITUP, t.trrAHT ..
PUBLIC. MTM..
(lope--8ie tithe Beak Block. Mentions 8.sest.
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Rest K.W.. Lues and iaomnaoe.
V. CAMERON, Y. 0.. BARR1S-
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a aware- Moilorle4 third dose tTo.•
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11iAIILK8 GARROW, LL.B.. BAR-
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rrrTlioodhh Money to Mod at Sowret. rates
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AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS OUNDRY
AUGTtONaaa:
Bos 67, Ooderlak. AL la.tradiwe by mall
sett at Signal gar wW b.enentels .t
ended to. Reideres t.letemeeit e
IMEUKANCE, LOANS, ETC.
;cC��//k� s`uum, PRIVATE FUSIN 10
&VsWU ba. *5547 to tL e. CAM -
!SUN. tlarrbter flamUt.. street. 0sdwleb.
W I3. BOBERTd0[r.
' AI$URAACSAaIWT.
rum AND Lemmas t Malta. Caaadbas and
ami LIP mrsarnew ltamiir
i v :: The Oases A..Iden4 sad 1e•ninsee
Waned. ef Landes. flan.
rtand SN The v a
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MAMMA mamas
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trutuaut..M, tate.
intim tali tt.kM6w11 Liesto ss
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sr. aueuaa, opre.sm.
M$WHA1vT ral.wra as. McUlin o1
is anal a01 WHOM=
Bropliry tiros,
GV 1 r8K1UM
The I.e$dles
Pw dal Directors
and Llsbdlser6
Orli.. ..r- tatty attended M
at .*ht ..e war.
SIE LATEST DUETS
.eroute Onelis Mmr9t•a
R.11.....Mt1.e peas ase:-
.hems ,.00MM•66
Mbytes Osage . , 1. 111M
S.
steers, tient 7 . >K 1./5
♦ mea9tr 5.01 1.e11
�s oymw
0.16 0.11
IlisItsw, Melee 7 .1111 1.1111
is M 1.00 /.N
Brier pyd 41516•e 0.660 d.fi
aedtnm 1.21 0.60
gym Mea . 1.M
tmerbmr bias. ebdsi , .. 6.411
Egood WO
medium 1.10
reset Weems 6. N
Ints4sn. 500 to 1,121 Mie 15
.00
titers~, 110 b 218 Be�.10
mad.. NO be 7110 6.71
da tight. MOO to 0M 4.15
6.11
411
Itabre, .bags. mar U.°,
de. gym. and met40.e0
Mpe/ag•rs N.00
(lana.( nal, eludes ... 6.00
de. medium 0.00
AO isommo. 6 00
do grass 4 16
Lambs. light 5.00
do heavy .. tete 7.60
to culls 0.00
lines, tight 6 00
Sheep. heavy sM.becks 4.00
Dans 150
Nags. of ran 7.50
do M sad watered 7.66
de f rib 7 .50
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10.60
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7.00
4.16
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6.00
6.00
4.00
6.00
1.76
7.40
Toronto Orel. Prices
The following wholesale prime are
emoted at the Tomato Board of Trade:
wheat-Manttobs No. 1 Northern
rat 51 40; No. 1 at 11.17, all
o. 1 at 01 A. Oetarlo wheat, No. 1,
01.27 .ad 11 30. at astride points.
Maalloba Gate -No. 1 7.W., 023yo;
! Ceti . 0014e: track. bay ports;
1 teed. 6114e; sample feed. 561,4c.
Outwit, Oats -Outside. 60c to ala
American afore -New, No. 1 yellow,
alt raft shipmeata. Toronto freight.
171te
Pea. --No 2. 01.16 to 11.60. oar lots.
outside.
Rye -No 1 51.06 to 11.07.
Barley -Good matting barley. out-
side 000 to 610.
Rolled beta --Car lots; per beg of
PO pounds, 63 to 42 30; in smaller lots.
18.25 to 13 35. Windsor to Montreal.
Buckwheat --76c to 7Sc. car lots
outside.
Mlllfeed-cariots. per ton, bran
216 to 124 shorts, 127 to 625; mid.
alines. 53n to 114; good feed lour,
285 to 142
Farmer's Market
troliowtog are the latest quotations
for farm produn. at St. Lawrence
Market Toronto
Wheat. bushel 51.50 to 10.00
000se wheat - 1.10 1.25
Oats -., .67 .00
Parley-..:.. . .70 .72
I9tee►wheat . b0 .00
Rye tett . - 1.00 0.00
Peas 1.10 1.60
Hay. timothy. wo. 121.00 14.00
M11td and clover ,:17.00 19.00
Rtmw. bundled' 17.00 18.00
40. loose• . 5.00 13.00
Butter, chore dairy .30 .23
Egg.. new• !all. doz.45 .50
F001. dressed, Ih .13 15
Spring rh!rkcns, Ib..., .17 .18
tat:, ks. spring; ii . .17 .20
T.• rkeys. 15. .23 .23
Geese Ih. .14 .16
LI Ile hens. 1'r. .10 .11
do ducks. Ib. .11 .13
do gee•.•. Ib. .11 .12
Apples. ba.ket .10 .25
do barrel ....... 1.60 3.26
Potatoes, bag .65 .76
Onions, bag 1.60 1.76
Pork, per pound .16 .10
Dressed hogs 11.00 11.00
Reef. hindquarters 11.00 12.00
do. forequarters 1.00 10.00
Lard. lb. .16 .15
C-tfe at Montreal
Butchers' cattle ebelce $8.00 to 20.11
do medium 7.10 1.71
do eommon 6.10 5.14
Canners 4.00 5.00
ll.tcbers' choice stews0.10 1.15
do medium . 1.60 0.16
do bulls 6.76 7.00
MAker, choice, mob 74.06 15.00
do con mad med. 00.00 06.00
Springer tete. MI. 00 61.00
Ille.p. ewes 4.11 6.00
Barks and mile 4.116 2.M
lambs 7.10 1.M
Hage. of COOS 0.40 1.21
Calves 6. M 16.00
~ ` 'fast NeArTe Cattle
Cattle---Fa1Ay retire; prams Ohara,
M 71 to 19, abrpN,. N b 18.06; bah
chore. 54 to MM. bottom, 26.0 M
17 .6, eon*, 12.71 to 00.76: bath, 1410
to r
•eat-Acttes. N 1• 012.
Hoge --Actin; Wavy steady: lima
27. mired. h M 21 16: metes, Km
be (745; plea 27.10 to 21.21; 'webs,
01.16 b 20.10. step. M to M.
/be.p and Labe-.Aeuv.; biota.
M to M. 'sarlly.. M to 5.10: weft.
.
ere. NMI to 51.14; ewes. Oat M 20;
peep. steed. 16.11 M M.
°Maap L5..dep��Meek bwry
MAO 141; meters nacre M,!d
M q.00; .owe sad ►enure. Mali M
M:
same. h Se le 114.55.
Ilege-•ilaAet weak: Itgbt. KM be
M.M. imbed. ICU to 0.00; beset
Meet le WM: KM M Magi
Pigs. 2g.2/ M gam: balk et galea
Malt M Mx w
wish;
k~
KMMR(
lambs. •gales. le.>K M Kat.
Mend Vey • Imes eggsit M
drwNed dmA/mw 0
rHs 'Y!I�,iAl. 3UD
NIS NfIIIN IN A
TERVIBIF STATE
arN4110" w r
Ws r Cul r
IruMN211 OOYNTrs NIT.
Cerseepesdems Mamma ward= Cm -
isles sad the Depanmeat d Came nes.
RaoanyyrLLA, Gums Alm*6ih. lPmej/,
heath is "Aboutasvmt��W PM& M ttiA
sad I
wee allnetMrs In muddlestheir s.. 1 1.511
same mad
mad
�N try l eamt.
I montes a�iWe4etar ��
Their sedge tea maid and the mak
all that could be eapee .d.
My Eidson. reesesed their norm.
adieu atter I had lakes upwards .f a
deem beam, mad I regained m old -
Gime vitality. Today, I mai en Firm
the bast health I have ever had '.
1. A. KELLY
" Prvltr„tivesN le Use greatest
Zidamy R.a mely 1s the world. It actik
ea the bowels and taloa ea well a. Mer
the I
any mad soothes and
CUM• Prelt.-dues'• is .old by all dealers
M Poc. a hog, 6 for$a.so, trial size sec.
er will be sent ea receipt of prix. by
Feskativem Limited, Ottawa,
A Lades de»attA nee OM On.
Ids Dame Onel.w Cashew ft %&
.r Peeress l.IrlM.ti Own Debt ub-
Willey has bees killed 1. the .Meeh41
r roses.
7111 ..tent tedl.•M fast the Pres-
mmse h061U's bare at last bees 1b
agates. 'IfeF were Negated a few
try. Is the some tresses is
WL Meta e... M.V.O., was a .ea el
elterge Osal.w Newts& sad t
Ada Newton. Ha wee ..seated
Etas .std the Royal 111litat7 Col
sad served with the MMCMses
rest ht the death *Mesa War.
Iris A.D.. M the hart et
1a 151044. whoa the latter eamm•• -
the gam illea mflKla, ant lake M
Gm dialog tb lather's teem as
meal. la 1010 be eaten,.
is Meatiest as rsprsaast4+
K the Canadlaa Ageism, Limited,
W was eoaaected as a director with
It Swabia of comp•alea. Oapt. New-
ts. wag • member of the ,toast Regal
Club, Mistreat. ase Rideau O1teb.
Q R
NO CONSCRIPTION
Thee Net Ripe ler Compulsory Mlll-
eery.
We can only meet a nslion that
tramples under foot its obligatloss
with its own we"pons, heat it down
to its knees, end crush it. -Lad
St rsthclyde.
He --"My d.u•, the bank in which
my money i.. deposited has goal
smash though-" She -"What •
mercy you've to t your cheque hook et
hone, love!"
SUFFERED
With Biliousness and Sick
Headache.
Calgary. Aliens, July d, 1914-1 way
a great suff.•rer for a long time with
biliousness, tick headache and liver
trouble. N. thing teemrd to do and
good. 1 had almost given up in des -
risk when 1 decide.' to 1 ry
FIG PiLLS
After taking about half a bIx the
headaches stopped and my appetite
improved. I have j•iet floi.hed the
fl/th box and fell as well as ever. 1
can heartily recommend Fig Pills for
stomach and liver troubles.
Maa. MARY ELLsON.
Bold at all dealer in 25 or 50 cent
boxes of .udilyd Lv the Fig Pill Co.,
St. Thontus, Ora:. Sold in Ooderich
by E. R. W,i,fl-, dntggirt.
I should n ver have trade my suc-
cess iii life if 1 had not bestowed upon
she least thing I have ever undertaken
the tame attention and c.rre that I
bays. bestowed upon the greatest. -
Dickens.
COULD NOT SLEEP,
COULD NOT EAT
Woman So Weak and Nervous
Could Not Stand Her Chil-
dren Near Her - Vinol
Changed Everything for Her
Plant aty, Fla-" i wish I could tell
everybody about Vinol. For nine years
I was in bad health. I got so I could
not sleep, and I could notatand It to have
my children come mar me. I maid net
even sow or do aaw heavy homework.
I was simply tired WI the time. I tried
so many medicines RI could not meal
OOnedma.ysMindsmelted did me
and maid It was the best bade the ever
saw. I did so, and mos got the Meet
=sight's sleep I had bed for m letm
Now I sleep well, my appetite "le
yam somy nervousness is eda'trom mod well I do ml my hoohouse-
week
week sad week rep dower garden
without foam( tired or aervetba pod
hoe made me • well and happy woman.'
-Mrs. C. H. Mu" Pleat City, !1.
Ykne1 emm/sis the emotive, �mm�
plaelpgs at froth Mod Yvan (t
ant) ami teaks � kk�m.We eek,
veaep��ssn 1m /Ys eidel y try vmsar
sem tlsfelgsmsg�eed Neeemr�and
mmtram tads
their UMWthest If N flit te benefit reties
H. 0. Denier, Pbm.B.. druggist
Bedford Medi. Goderich. Ontario.
A•LID11.I1 SAYS
Avi0ar Hewlett Was Plotted up lied
Landed In Holland
A telegram from MOY... Holland,
at Om mouth et the Tisch t, says It
Idiom trawler Ma leaded there Plf015
Oammmader Hewlett. of the arttlek
Navy, who was me of the %lust so.
ass taking part to tag recent raid .5
Osxhaven. and who was supposed be
`ave Men lost, bis m.ebtes lavlag
Meted up of HMlgolaed
Mee. Jamietion-"What ere yea, a
memo or • moo r J.mi•w.-"If t
n
we $ arme rd bave,/(ors en ib. top'
of the table emesesimf( Sne bel."
11
Serw4•e Says Cables) Mlrleter
apeaklmg 1s the Hew at Lords oa
'friday. the Earl et S•lboase said that
be doubted If the Government had out-.
polently impressed the matos with
tismeadty of the tank abs ooentry
Was ftacing. The Ent object of the
Srtti.h army was to turn the °enema
put et Belgium. he said, sad 11 the
Pall significance of thls task were
realised It would have • powerful
beset on recruiting•
Vieeesat Haldane, Lord High Chan -
seller, replied on behalf of the Govern
pO�t H. agreed with the Earl of
tslboese's estimate of the gravity of
crista. He said he was ons of
who had hoped that the mon
peaceful party in Germany might pre -
Pah. but also was so well aware of
to danger to be expected from the
military aotloas which had 1.1d hold
of the mind of he German people
that, while at the war oMoe he had
yet himself during the years of peace
to frame a military organisation cap-
able of the necessary expansion.
As to the suggestion of compulsory
sorties, Lord Haldane said he thought
this eras a .bad thing, although in the
time of a grave, national necessity 1t
might be necessary to retort thereto.
That time, however, had not yet Dome
and the Government could not adopt
such a system without the gravest
considerations. The Lord Chancellor
also announced that experts in Eng-
land were producing a gun which at
least was the equal of the German 42-
eeatlmetre gnat
DIED ON KING'S SERVICE
Colonel Strange and Lleut Brlacor
Dead at Salisbury -Camp to Move
News of the death, of rerebrir
spinal meningitis. in London. Eng-
land, of Lieut -Colonel Frank Strange.
formerly Staff Ordnance Officer of the
3rd Division .1 Area, Kingston, who
left with the first Canadian matte -
gent for larielaad, came to Canada last
week.
Colonel Strange was one of King-
ston's greatest amateur yachtsmen.
being known all over the Great Lakes.
Lieut. Rosa Briscoe, of the 103rd
Regiment of Saskatoon, was shot and
Instantly killed during target practice
1 Sallsbur Plain■. Lieut. -Briscoe
was the son of Mr. R. A. Briscoe, dry
goods merchant at Gait. Ontario. He
was 22 year tet age. •
The prevaledee of spial mouthed*
among memhrrs of the Canadf►a ea-
pedltlonary force le musing c'melN -
.ble uaeaalaesa, aoe.rdly M de-
spatches
spatches from Ballebary Plafna. It le
understood that the authorities have
decided to move the satire eestoge t
to some other part of Ragland M err
teat an epidemic. Over me thorned
Caned'sas are la the byital. sad
there are twenty eats. of memtmgllls,
the artillery and cavalry bare •heath
Nen moved to various Allgmm im !be
$mllabury dlstrfct sad the comm ham
been bilieted la the 'tamest- Tits
divisional staff °Seers Wm mewed be
%rotors.
Tis British war Moo l• gemwemeh
lag Canadtahs with tom esge.Mlyna it
force as non-codNe mimed game le
accept commlag'las f• N ieltestee
army.
TU1It 1011 DII MOLD
'Allier .'ldit r504.1 .deltivilrE01110110,
to 1Va.Im4 etroph.ld
The tort at
Ing the south tea er 4b. Mugabe
the Dardanelles. ben been
by the .eatlasall besklsfdmMt
alitrs' wariblps. sod ass bmos MMS
.1.0 sy the Tear1
ett& 1 0. mymd6M
lag to a despateb reessys4 tram 5alel•
lea. rorts Rhes W 110411 have bees
badly damaged. bet are still bUNfmg
oat.
I Trh.aak Kalmesl r kayo."ale
. a "e
Omtle of Alla." The $set there. ROW
QuicK NAPTHA
WOMANS SOAP
S eltsa1c, was et mY
row gam of the largest tees had Wel
emitted eltbla Me lad tees nen.
Mere Deeds Per Dsddr0
tarty •ewdsy Mammas DEMME
um visited by Owrueaa serpl•ses
MMM. Toby bombe were
mrd it 10 triads several 15050
the sledge ad dears em eg% flea
Ne me was killed le Demist* 80
Mimes at the
selbstk welmad W Liedeillia*1
%e.mIle Se �
sms
• wdellimashe� 1411.11 Ohs Mgt
of a
atom Mom
wham they were eahli youedvism w frogs
of ilosteeal ale heiieddby+w f Ree'..
elf the diemest .-NeWelid a so that
they may resmet to the peoplaat moo-
icipal ocgabeedone.
IllOairn obi,
Warts Huns Oounty.
TM reply wits as follows :
Desarresaa sf Tree. and O.mmero.,
t1N•w.Omad. Deosmher Milt txt.
teres tele -
of December the d to r
the 4..h, 1 •at
bythat the �dMal you to Mate
detail 1s mot &vendible. I may
say, however. that we were not able
to ,tet the Omesrki farmers' offerings
eQ hoes Montreal as anticipated. ow-
ls( M the oome)1atiom of tralsc at that
port caused, to a large extent, by the
aomside abie mtsaber of et"
sspips
which n eo
were by the
British Admiralty for war puepow.
We therefore had to forward ted
wbola consignment to 8t. John for
abipaeat from diet port to Lembo.
mow dim to directions received from
the British (Government.
Before we mould arrange, however.
for shipment to 6t. John, some of the
periababie end d W be touched was sold. This,
ost
abahowever.
also applies to some purist .b1. stuff
retisived already touched by frost.
It 1s mot possible for is to give aay
very definite information as to the
thirty-one can referred to, for the rea-
son that between two hundred and
three hundrtd carloads of produce
were received at Montreal, and they
had to be unloaded at once and the
various kinds of produce sorted and
placed with similar kinds in an im-
mense shed of the harbor commis-
sioners In Montreal
I may add that the British Govern-
ment asked is to ship the farming'
donation to Deptford, sear London,
where the Brit Government had ..
supply statloo, when It was to be die
tributed by the British Board of
Trade.
An officer of this Department was
stationed in Monti eel to look after the
receipt end shipment of the Ontario
farmers' offerings.
1 have the honor to be, Sir,
Your obedient servant. •
F. G. O'HoARA, Deputy Minister.
D W arrdennHHaiem Comity.
Ctletw. Ontario.
WELL-KNOWN WOMAN WHITES.
Rt. Roe. du Lsc, Man.- Jan. 11th.
--(8pecial)-"I suffered very much
/root my kidneys," writes Mn. U. J.
Bourbooniere, of this place. "I was
tired and nervous, my appetite we.
Ono.rtain and my armory was fail-
ing. I bad heart flutteriegs. my back
was sore and 1 was troubles with
headaches and rheumatism. Bright's
disease finally added to my sufferings
and I was in a bad way indeed.
•'A doctor treated me 1wt be did not
help me much. l was advised to try
Dodd's Kidney Pill.. I am very glad
that I did, for now after taking four
boxes 1 am a well woman again."
Dodd's Kidney Pills cured Mr.
Bousbonniere because all her troubles
came from sick kidney.. Dodd's Kid-
ney PIW cured the kidneys : Ube puri-
fied blood did the test.
Mn. George Resdman, an aged resi-
dent of Morris township, died on
Wedoeed.y of but week as a result of
falling down the cellar stain. She
was seventy-nine years old.
wren or OO.. HITT ee TOLEDO, l
Woes Ooowrr. / sat
Freak .1. dotter mon oath that be is
Oa, .4 ►.i mfg tartar 0litarmf��.`1 T.,d4.
o�aw W wwerea. ONc'HUNDHED DOl.-
Stu
e. s.sh and every tree mt esterrh that
be card 15 me me et Hatt'. Catena
Den.
Swore to before me wbmetbe4 lit m
J. C121111.1'
prrls.a..lhrelh..y of t/a. W. OLLVION,
NOTARY
masaA NOTsaY Peam.
H.Y'e Catenb Oen le tato. Internally. and
.r a eleee450"6811.1751112
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�m ltd. 5111 N1LT a: C0.. Td .. 0.
Sold 01. R� r.oay P111. 4.t pg..atlp.tb..
More Is an laplamatios of Why Sem
Lasers Oa Ardor.
People often womier bow It is that
letteessuicerite astray, tied the postal
often get blames that
gisesid really be borne by those who
are be same extent emelese M oddities -
leg lettere. Wiles it le remembered
• the seams of many pootediless are
-ifisplleated la the DegalMes. the
essies&Assit %MI.& few Item me
bed thee the •essanberle
sal eves weemisr. Take the seem if
mom of UM sifts la the meaty of
H ares m an example :
Auburn -esti postolfte in Hero*,
ie Nowa Semis and ose in Prime
Edward Weed.
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The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe
The Signal and Dalytd,ll and Empire3.7 5
The Signal and Monb•eal Family Herald
1.85
and Weekly Star
The Signal and Saturday Illustrated Globe1.85
1.85
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto)
The Signal and Toronto Daily Still'
The Signal and Toronto Daily World 3.25
2.80
The Signal and Toronto Daily News
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and
Empire 1.60
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate 2.35
1.85
The Signal and alifladillti Farm
The Signal and Farm and Dairy
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The Signal and TheRCe:uevin ntleman
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The Signal and Canadian Poultry News
The Signal and Grain Growers' Guide
The.Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free
Press 1.6o
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser2.90
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Mor ning Edition
Evening Edition
The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness
The Signal and World Wide
The Signal and Presbyterian ,
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The Signal and Catholic Register
New 1. 7o
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The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto)
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(New York) 2.75
The Signal and The Saturday Evening Post 2.5o
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The Signal and The Youth's Companion
(Boston)
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(New York)
Including postage to Canadian subscribers 3.25
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