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Mrs. R. W. Hazlett, 100 N•y.m1M/s
Street. Windsor. Ont., says th re M
tasty one Kidney Remedy in the
weld for Is,r-4,I1 PILLS.
"oha ries.) hews tame penned
ime mist. -re time weenie. res..
W Rt meem ensea ��
fi.y Tre..6fs
km emy berm 1 wee owed by Mee
ober remain of shied. 1 was
lu4pls ►-ho/ ee..rel Sean•ni and
newsy other mem. tot a4 felled 1
sem ma Thee l tried theMe meek teen �
�ea ^era ( 1 me wed �heartily reneemeed them ia nla.f ler1
Trw.hie'•, tee. « r
GthPiffs
rversosai rs
cure because they act directly on
the Kidneys sad Bladder tieg
and bealin` the indawemrd Hennes,
and neutralizing uric acid.
Trial treatment tree --regular size,
10c. a boa, 6 boxes for 32.50 and
every box sold with oar spot cash
guarantee of satisfaction or money
back. Sold fa the United Settee
under tie arae "01110" Pats.
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MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
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on LEATHER GOODS
Al, order prom d attended to on taring
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1)K. lila:.. HEILEMANN, OMTE-
11 1'A I iI..treciellet In wameo's and chit
tees'. cit"•ane+,
acute. *sonic and nerrou. dt.
*mens ere. au. no -c find thrust, lumbago and
Heenan iv condi I.N.. lmoe North +trees, third
loot nen, t►J equate. OodeMeh.
lilt. F. J. R. FORSTER-EYE, EAR.
1! name end threat only. Howe •uprrhr.eoe,
New Tote Ophthalmic mad Aural Inditute,
^uelrai %add.. M:u, N m.e andthroat Hoepltu,
Guides square. and Moorefield rice Hu.•trital.
hoodoo, I:tytta.rd. Omenit. Waterloo (Street.
8•.ratleoi. o,po.ltu e Knox Church. Herr 9.
Il.. ut, S to p. 7 to. p. m. Teleuh ins
B.
WH.' AND d11NNIE M. OREER,
. It 1'. Chiropractor*, alae and nerve
•prct+l..f* Chin.prutle 1. the science that
cur.. wi•6rint drug. or .its. Free exwm!na•
[foe. 1 Mire ever 4kormrn s Shoe store, en
tram* on I. etre.'. Phase *11. ub lm
LEGAL
Pit11I'DFOOT. KILLOit.4.N &
PRO U DFOOT'
DARitla' F."..9, 901,11 IT''Itt+. NoTA111I.
ruin. t, C.
011x to tie ftqua e. • eroud door from Ham
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lit re .4e.0, O 1.4-rleb.
•h nate rands to tear. at lowed rate..
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It. l7, RAYS11AR'OrOer+. 9 ttII'ITI)R. NOTARY
r, ns.It'. MTC.
°Mar -ti •taloa Rank Mork, Hamilton 8.reet,
'An bench. Telephone X&
Iteel K•'ate. I o.n. and In•nraoce_____
j0. CAMERON, B. O.. BARRiS-
lid TILR. solicitor, notary entitle. Meer. -
11 .msttoe Street Oudertcb. third door fro
4, hare.
(111ARLES OARROW, LL.B., BAR -
1 1c1AT1:O. etaornee. solicitor, oto.. Hade-
r{ h. Mohr y •n tend at i,we.t tern
MEAGER. BtiRRIBTRR. OL -
C. 1 41 r. Vow, Public and CoereTanrcr.
-Moe .:males UdWe. (i,•lertch. ateltrn
Lincrlowtsu.
11111021.121 QUNDRY
AUS!
floe 17.I7..1erleh. All Inntraotlose by [nail
left at Mantel giro will be promptly m4•
ended to. ItreMenae t.4pbone 119
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INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
111E LATEST NAILET731
'recent, Cattle Market
Repre.entatl,e prises ase:-
Slipplaa steers 07.711 to 116 80
Mandy cloate 'tears 7.80 7.06
Botcher .teen. goad 1.00 7.14
do. medium 6.00 7.34
do. Camino. 8.0 1.18
Helfer, choice , 7.26 1.16
do. good 6.60 1.86
d0. medium 8.00 6.60
Butcher cows, choke0.00 6.76
do. good 6.71 6.60
medium 6.6W 6.76
do. comma 6.00 11.18
I8u1ebr balls, o8016.36 8.76
do good bulla 6.76 IL 36
do. medium 1.60 6.76
do. rough bologna 4.60 6.86
/boom 860 to 1.100 lbs6.00 8.71
do. ball. 1.10 1.71
Blockers. 760 to 800 lbs8.00 8.60
do mrd . 660 to 760 6.60 8.00
do. light, 600 to 660 4.76 6. W
Canners 8.76 4.85
Cutters 4.11 6.03
Milkers, choice. each. 76.00 80.00
do. nom. and med40.00 0.00
Bpringers 60.00 80.00
Calve.. veal, choice 1.81 10.03
do. medium 6.00 6.00
do. common 5.00 7.00
do. grans 4.31 4.15
Limbs, light 8.60 8.31
do medium 6.00 6.60
do. heavy 7.60 6.00
do cull@ 6.60 7.0)
Ewes, Tight 6.26 6.25
Sheep, heavy and bucks 4.00 6.25
Culls .... 2.50 4.04
Hogs, off cars 7.76 7.80
do. ted and watered7.60 7.65
do. f.o.b. 7.16 ".20
Farmer's Market
Following are the latest quotations
for farm produce at 8t. Lawrence
Market, Toronto.
Wheat, bushel 61.66 to 40.00
Goose wheat 1.)0 1.26
Oats .18 .60
Barley .70 .00
Bt'kwheat • .80 .00
Rye ... 1.010 0.00
Pea 1.60 1.60
Hay, timothy. No. 111.00 36 00
Mixed and clover 18 00 80.00
Straw, bundled 17.00 18.00
do. loose 8.00 12.0)
Butter, ehole•' dairy .18 .89
Eggs. new ,aid, dos.:.40 .46
Fowl, dressed, lb. •.13 .14
Spring chickens. 1b.11 .17
Ducks. spring. Ib. .11 .10
Turku; s. ib. ...... .18 .28
Geese, Ib. .14 .16
Lire h.as.11.,......... .16 ,11
do. deeiks. 1l@.. , .... .12 .13
do. ,. geese. lb. .11 .12
Apples, basket . ' .20
do. barrel 2.50
Potatoes. hag .65
Onions. bag 1.60
Pork. per pound .16
Dressed hoes
Beef, hindquarters
do. foregt;: rule
Lard. Ib.
10.50
11.00 12.0) ! 1 Bary and Marshall A. Cook, Calgary.
6.08 10.0) The charge is said to involve some
.16 .18 CHRONIC COUGH hundreds of 1,housande of dollars se -
•�
alt
"Can 1 git nff to -day, borer
"What for:'"
"A weddin'."
"Do you have to Rn?"
'I'd like to, ail -I'm the bride-
groom"- Cot nell Widow.
)Courtesies of War.
The wife of Oentre! Metzinger, a
distinguished French officer, whore
goo, • captain in the army, was te-
cesltly wounded, w.. travelling from
Switaetiend to Lorraine. She over -
beard a converen. ion between two
German officers dnriog a [tin -storm
One said : '•OF, l left rev umbrella
at an hotel in Artie." Tb. other re-
plied : "Never fear: you will he aide
to go and get i•next week." "Prov,
do not trouble ycurselves," inter-
rupted Male. Mets.nger, "my son, who
is a captain in the French army, w
undert.ke to brirg it to Berlin bier -
tell '
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11.HORN TO CURE A
II UMW AdaMIMS KIM
_artilyFor *mot Ws fU/Mwa-1
Sn....14 LuJimllf. Car
were )lit boder. Thea
Ilbo Canadian re� 6at at tete heat
�a Primes l+alrtela's) bee Mir
11•geWred Itself at a time when, ow-
ing to the thick seed sod marak1•ad
418 r. [tont. little anti,. Igbting was
flag ds� acoordIng to the Londa
y Chrosica.'e corrspood.at to
Northeast Frames, Th. O.rmeaa
Heaved a great mass of ales ag.40t
• position bold by the North Stsfford-
shire. .t a place which has aimed
the (neer appel•Uon of "Dead lianas
It was tomb and go, bet the messy
were driven back with heavy loss.
Patting la the attempt. the rebuffed
O.rtaaaa made a grand attack upon
wbat they believed to be • week spot
1n the British lines farther north to-
ward. Ypres. bat they reckoned wttb-
alt their host. After being thinned
down by • withering lre from the
British trenches. those who remained
were astonished to hear a roar of
voice., and to see • long line of slouch -
h atted mea In khaki rush forward to
Meet them. shouting '.For Canada ad
Old England."
The Germans broke and led, mad
their eight was contagious. Trench
atter trench fell. and thee. Ane, ath-
letic fellows from the old Domin!on
bore everything before them, using
their bayonets with gusto. It was not
u ntil the Germans brought their ar-
tillery tato play that the vlctortous
penult was stayed. The ground
g ained extended to over a mile. some-
thing of a gain In these days of
battles for a hundred yards and the
Canadians lost only two killed and
fourteen wounded.
A despair , to the Toronto Mall and
likapire declares that about 200 men
took part In the charge std only U
returned unscathed.
Score wounded men of the Princess
Patricia' Regiment time been brought
to England and placed In hospitals.
Eighty-two members of the Noma
Scotia Reglmsnt (the 17th infantry
Battalion of the Canadian Expedition.
cry Force) have been sent to France
to reinforce the Princess Petrictas.
REAL ESTATE MEN IN TOILS
BIi McCutcheon Firm Charged With
Conspiracy to Defraud
On blanket charges of consptrscy
to defraud the public, five members
of the big real •state firm of Mo.
Cutcheon Bros., limited, were an
rested on Friday at their offices is
Toronto and Calgary. Those 1n ccs
body are: Gordon D. McCutcheon,
Toronto; David F. McCntcheon, Cal -
Ary; Clarence M. McCutcheon, Cal-
gary: Joseph N. McCatoheon, Cal-
Te►ertte GI'aIn Prices
The following wholesale prices are
quoted at the Toronto Hoard of Trade:
Man'tobi Wheat -No. 1 northern.
11.72. !ala ports; No. 2, $1.491(; No.
3. $1.4h; •ie par bt.,hel more.on track,
(:odrnet,
Itinnit••ba Oats -No. 2 C.W., 66e;
Nu. 3 C.1!'„ 62c;• track. bay porta; 4
No. 1 teed, 613;e! sample oats. 69%C.
Ortarlo Oats-OutsIde, &Se to 54c.,
Ontario tVlt(al -No. 2, car lots. 11.3),
to $1 32 ou: Ile, ac:ording to freights. :
Amt neon Corn -No. 3 yellow,
all rali s::Ipilents. Tcronto freight.
41 roc.
Peas --No. 2, 81.85 to $1.90. car Iota.
ot.taldl.
Rye -No. 2. $1.09 to 71.10.
Barley -Good malting barley, oat-
■kle. 61Ic to 70c.
Rolled Oate-$sr lots; per bag of
90 pound', $3 to $3.06; in smaller lots.
2;0,000 PRIVATE 1tTE FUNDS To 63 26. WladsoF ttl Montreal.
VV lone. Appy to M. O. CAM-ft,Idc. oft - Tile to 80 car lot',
t,ar
RIOl_kter Hamuto. street, Wderiel.
outside.
,V 12. RODKRTIO.N.
LY6URANCII AO INT,
7.11L1 tat, tJmnrwIxe' tinted'. Canadian sad
A merino..
acrxt.dar 0i0ar[Les ado humorists 1Le,t.
err :fie •r..•n ♦ortdent and Onaeantee C•tfl. at Montreal
.t renrnufl
en Limited. of London. ed-
Mllifeed-Carlota. per ton. bran.
425 to 421: shorts, $27 to 428; mid-
dlings. $32 to $84; good feed dour,
$39 to $42.
',over, tau Hnentwvw5Downs The U.B.
iWol ty sand fie arsntaCompany.
wi rondo -we, nerthea.t corner of trio
1 .eta awl I. Dever. great. 'Phone I7t
\i
o11I1,1.0i' MUTUAL FIRE IN.
30R %NCI CO. -Farm sed legated
ee • property uWhad.
rlalnee--l. R. lbeLesn. Prot.. eeehMJt P.0.:
1., 1 feswoll . V m....I re.. Ooderloh 1' 0 :
Tome. G Her., ter -.Tree... deaforth P. 0.
'*M.etor.-I F. Y.tirogor. •.eafnrth : Jobe
a. %Sere. WIntarep . W /Item I:,nn, t'en .tance:
tan limiteere la Sandbulte ; J uno.
.•b...at: itobe t Fend.. Harlot* : Males)'
Y aswen. 0' red field.
ta••.•t-• 'e' Y•^.4•otemmtit.: R.A.utth,
11•,lee k: Wdiene Chv+n.,. dr+t..M, 1
ttl.elh7. 1,d. to Peter rimd.•,. s.," per
5 ,..•..•,. •.' .•• •9th• IOW I. r 'OIpe4 .
le 1. re ...row. theater Stew.... theeo. or w R
+.r.•-- •-or♦. 44 • ewe tie.raers - wt .50.as dare• - tlalwie8.
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MARRIAGE LICi1ISES
`V AI.'KH E. KELLY. J.1'..
"totter,' 'H, ON
MUM mer M'K$UAO% IACttY11D4.
e�W. MEDD
. rlYwtNN, OVT%Rbt
1111.114.11 INT 7+11. It Aro !•aUKR OF
lIARRI+UK I.I( RNmax
Brophey Bros.
Iiul'KKi( II
i he 1 . adieu
unr'ral Directors
Ind !Jubalant's
fr .1•-rw st'-f.illy .tt.ond.-i to
.1 .11 hour.. night .w• d
Butchers• cattle. choice. $7.76 to $8.0)
do. medium 6.1P 7.81
do. common 6.00 6.00
Canners 4.00 4.76
Butchers' choles cows6.60 6.71 I
do. medium 6.60 6.16
do. bulla .. ...... 5 00 7.00
Milkers, choice; fitch ...75.00 80.00
do core and med....45 00 70.00
Springers 65.00 80.00 ,
Sheri). ewes
Bucks and culls 4.86 4.14
lour be 7.86 6.00
!logs, off earl 8.80 0.0
calves 1.0 11.00
ea
•
` ')emit"iiflGto '(nadide ' ' "e
Cattle --Fairly active. prime 'stairs.
$3..46 to 88.1.,. shipping. $4 to 41.71;
bwtehrrs. $4 to 41 15; heifers. 21.0 to
$7 0: rows. 83 R6 to 88.60; lisle.
$4.60 to 47
V-eI.--Aettve; 14 to $12.
Wes- -Active, heavy. $7.16 to 8711;
mlzrd. 1715 to 4716: Yorkers, $1.10
to 87.45; pigs. 8711 to $7.36; roadie.
$.;^t to 4450, stags. 66 60 to $4.
Sheep sad Lambe--BA*.p settee;
Iambs slow; tamale. 46 to 48.11: year.
,Ing■, $:• to 4711; ismer,, N to 4011;
ewes, 44.60 8p.13; sheep, mixed,
$6.71 to $d. PP
Chteage Live ebbe*
Cattle- Market firm; beeves, 611.66
to $8.40. cows and heifers. 6t.81 to
13.10. caters 4$ to 118.18.
Hog. Market unsettled; Ilgbt. 66.76
to $710, mixed. 14.71 to 47.10: marl.
$410 to $106: rough, 66.00 is 66.111:
pig. $6.44 to 17; bot ar sal', 66.10
to $7 10
Rheep Market Inn; OAS
to $6.26. yearlings. 46.11 Wive. 4110.
aha oaths. 44.76 to 00.10.
Told in the Following Letter
by a Jackson Man Who
Knows from Experience
His Word Is Good.
Jackson, Miss. -"I -as a carp.ster,
and ebe grippe lett me not only with a
chronic cough, bet I was run-down,
worn out and weak. I took all kinds of
ugh 4'rop• bet they did me no good.
I finally got so weak I was not able to
do a days work, and coughed so much 1
was alarmed about my condition. One
evening I reed about Vinol and decided
to try it. Before I bad taken .quarter
of a bottle 1 felt better and after taking
all w ly the symptoms m7 cough is en cured
and
I s nd have have
. h e gainedsew vial end energy. '
Jaek.os, tli.. 111 Lyseb Street,
Tb. r.asom Vied is se successful in
such eases Y because the active medic-
inal principles of cod liver oil contained
in Vino! rebuilds wasting ti 'res and
supplies
.
sad muscleswh lee the vigor
k boaoboaer
and
wine assist the red eorpuset.s of the
blood to absorb tame and distribute
ft through the a [Ass re.tor4
health and strewthewthe body.
be Ll@. seat'e'd
diseased It Vtnd� to help you. we rotors
your 0Casy.
11. R. Donlon. Pi est H , drug. i •,
1.1. ob. I.tdvr4rh °titer)°.
WANT SHOOTING PROBED
Relatives of Man Killed at Fort Erie
Ars Dissatisfied
4.76 6.00 A Congressional Investigation of tete
kitting of Walter Smith and wounding
of Cbartes Dorsch. America. •Rimes.
1,7 Canadlaa troopers at Port Sr*.
w11) be asked 1 y Representative Smith
H •Ftefacieffr r IpifR4Vens - !teasel
made byethn Stat_ bepartine.t` h.
Coroner's Jury at Rrldgeburg breegkt
la the following verdtct 1n the ease:
"We Ind that Waiter Schmidt Ita.t
lie death w1:1e evading arrest for sa-
lawfully 'booting duets Det of mason
la Canadian waters, by ballets deliver-
ed
elivered from the rises of three el11t4mee
Olen had been (ailed on by Provincial
P.ttes Odieer Themes W. Details? Me
assist Um la aaktag arrests." me
verdict le coasddeM very u.atiefac
tory by the family et the man who
esu k11100.
alid)QUICK NAPTHA
T s'
WOMAN'S SOAP
cured from investors In London. Eng -
'and, In Ontario and 1n the Northwest.
CANADIAN CASUALTIES
re* hien From British Columbia on
the Roll of Honor
Second Lieut. M. E. Lawrence.
whore name appears among the killed
le a casualty list. was the only sur-
viving son of the late Hon. ff. A.-
Lowrcare and grandson of Baroa
Lawrence, of t:te Peolab. For the last
'oar years he had been living fl@
'Itltl.h Colt:n:b'o He enlisted In the
Ste Vletor!a Fusiliers on the day war
rag declared. need vent to England
•rich the first Canadian contingent. On
'ending ho heard that his young
brother who hrd • commission 1n the
!(Ing'. Royal Ride Corps. had been
tilled In action ea the Aisne. He was
offered and a:,rpted a eommisslon in
its brother's regiment and was sent
to France.
Lieut. A. ge:us McAlester of the
Royal Eng:neere, one of Vancouver's
test known golfers, was wounded at
the front and had Ids right arm am-
putated Word has first been received"
in Vancouver that b. is Is the hos-
pital at Boulogne. getting along well.
Lleat. Cyril E Parker 0f Vancouver
who went to England wtth the first
contingentt" a ' was drafted to the
King'. Royal Rile Corp.• and was
killed to action, was the lrst omeer
of • Canadian contingent to lose his
life In the field
Corporal Frey of Toronto, • member
of the Princess Patrtelaa 4 reported
to have been shot throughthsatomaek
while In the trenches.
Private Thomas D. Ross of Brant.'
ford died at Net►eee,os Hospital o
p•eemonla.
Stay In Enoilyd Per Mata
AIthone* the Intention of Um
sattorttles was to send tb. Camara'
troop or Me free0 Beet Omit. 41
chane' bas born Glade Is the pleas.
sod a delay of at least a month ti
mow probable. mays a Leeds* de.Mtel
to The Mali aril Mmptrs. Tomato.
Th. Snag Plaatatlm vamp of the Cam
a't•n cmt!r.g- tt has been oo-Iemosd
ra srcoost of the prevalence of
eerebrrdpinal meningitis Th. Fourth
infantry brigade le being removed to
Tidworth barracks oe that se -cruet
ladlan Traps Number 110.000 t
teem Hardinge, the IniterOy o' India
door -PM a striking a h before the
. Veer -legal Cn.nMl at Ihl 'a "%lel
he said 'Br tlsh and Idles ern ,pe
bar. has Sghtlag 'Ide by side 1a 8v t
thorn' s or war Prase', Kgy;t Fitt
Melee. the Pers'aa Calf and Cb'ee
W. Aare de.paeked, or are cheetah
l.1. MarIy 100 00 men overseas ro
Sent dor the R8nplre of which r►. ars
proud to t. a +Or11., ltvtag sate."
As t.ta■t ehlld of Peter Redeem
WWI b.rMO to death when a trimmest
Tile Ontar'o Legislation will *fret
,t�t�R�sr
FOR TEARS
kid "fmR+i6I" A T
Mild Dull.
50.55* 111oaAV res.
Kitties, Ow?., June 17th. 1913.
"I have been using 'fruit -a -tire"
ss a family remedy for many years.
They are the beet medicine I half
ever tried."Fruit.a-tire" do me the
most good -they never gripe and their
action is Moment.
"1 have used them for Indigestion
sad Cou.tipetion with the best results,
and I heavily recommend them to
aortae similarly amicted.
These troubles have left mecom pl ete-
ly and !give "Petit-a-tives" full credit
for alt this. A nicer pill a man
cannot take."
GEORGE McK.AY.
The enormous demand for "Pruite-
lives" lasteadily increasing. due tothe
fact that this wonderful fruit medicine
gives prompt relief in all eases of
•digestion, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Rheumatism, Chronic,
Headaches, and Neuralgia, and all
Kidney and Bladder Troubles.
bOc a box, 6 for 62.50, trial size Me.
Sold by all dealers or seat oa receipt of
price by Fruit• a -twee )missile. Ottawa.
Hard Enough.
"Where is Tommy F' , asked Y r
Jos... on his return frost business one
evening. "Gone to bed," was the
wife's reply, "i hope he's not i11 f"
"Nn, I Ieut him to bed es a puni.h
trent for swearing." "See ►ring r
repeet.ed Mr. Junes. "111 teach blm
to .weer." Without waiting for •
light the angor, father rushed npetaire
to interview tie culprit, manly to fall
over a loose .fair n d end t.ump his
chin. At once be became exceed-
ingly fluent, and whin the air had
cleared he heard his wife eall gent ly :
"Better roma down, dear ; emu' sore
Tommy has heard esougk for hie first
lemon."
LOST VITALITY.
Caused by Kidre*. Stomach bed Bowel
Di+orders.
St. John. N. R., September)&h, 1911
-My brother w•e it great sufferer
from kion•)•, 'tomaeb and Novel
trouble, and was M iven up by two doc-
tor,. He was advi.rd to try your Fig
Pill.. which he did, and after taking
five boxes was completely restored to
beet'h and is hettet today than he hes
been for years. Yoo ran t re.•r.tpmend
Fig Pill. too highly. J. W. MAgrgIIB.
At all dealers, Itiand 50 moue, or The
Fig Pill Co., Si. Thome., Ont. ?wild
in tioderieb by E. R. Wigle, druggist.
Did His Share.
During the opener' stage's of the
present war a 1.1).. we. told this'
there were three Germans to every
one of our forces in poet pert of the
field. Tommy went into action with
,treat vigor, bat later hie company
serpent wan horrified to see him
ebculder Ale rifle and calmly teareb to
the rear. "Where are you .1f tot" he
roared. "Oh," replied Tommy, '•i've
killed IArce of the enemy. I've don. -
my share, to I'm off track to the
camp."
morn or Ouse Crew or Towns.
Locos (Sown. I et.
Freak 1. Cbsser imbue eat) fleet be le
winks mom of the than of I. 1. theeer t
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LIST
1915
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe =3.75
The Signal and DailyMail and Empire... • 3.7 5
'The Signal and Montreal Family Herald
and Weekly Star
The Signal and Saturday Illustrated Globe
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto)
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star
The Signal and -Toronto Daily World
The Signal and Toronto Daily News
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and
1.83
1.85
1.85
3.8o
3.25
2.8o
Empire
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate
The Signal and Canadian Farm
The Signal and Farm and Dairy
Neta t.6o
Renew al . 1.85
The Signal and The Country Gentleman 3.25
The Signal and Canadian Poultry News1.35
The Signal and Grain Growers' Guide 1.5o
The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free
Press 1.6o
The Signal and London Day Advertiser2.90
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser t.6o
The Signal and London Daily Free Press
Morning Edition 3.5o
Evening Edition 2,90
The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness1.85
The Signal and World Wide .. 2.25
The Signal and Presbyterian • , • ' . • 2.25
The Signal and Westminster 2.23
The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster 3.25
The Signal and Catholic Register
Nett 1.70
Renewal 1.85
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto)3.40
The Signal and McLean's Magazine 2.25
The Signal and Horne Journal (Toronto)1.75
The Signal and Canada Monthly (Winnipeg) 1.5o
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The Signal and Woman's Home Companion
(New York) .• 2.75
The Signal and The Saturday Evening Post 2.5o
The Signal and The Ladies' Horne Journal. 3.00
The Signal and The Youth's Companion
(Boston) 3, to
The Signal and The Scottish American
(New fork)
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The above publications may be obtained by Sig-
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13.10
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