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MB SIGNAL : 3ODERIOH ONTARIO
TIE ierATEST NARKETS j
BEWARE
OF
IMITA-
TIONS
SOLD ON
THE
MERITS ON
Termite Caine Market
'Representative prises are:-
lai steers r . N to M 10
handy cher*. Wes . 7.40 7 .
Butcher steers, good 8 76 7.50
do. medium Cali 6.15
do. mini 6 26 4.36
ileltferschoice 7.10 1.00
do. good 0.60 1.00
do. medium 0. T6 0.60
lesteber sows. chase.. , 0.06 4.611
do good 6.76 000
do. medium .... 5.81 6.75
do. oommoe4.76 1.81
las ober bulls, eh,M....5.011 0.76
4.60
5.76
5.26
1.10
5.76
1.06
0.00
0.60
44;•
/ GIN
3�_rt► PPILLS
rn • POR TLE �..,
do. good bulb 6.71
do. medium 6.60
do. rough Jonloges 4.60
Feeders 960 th 1,100 IM0.60
do. halls 0.00
/ tools., 760 to 1M las0.1111
IINARO'S do. mud . 600 to 700 4.60
do. light. 600 to 060 4.70
LINT/ENT
Damien 0• en choice, .sok..,10.005 we.0
do. cow. and med.-44.N se. ere
BOOKBINDING
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
GOLD LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
b All order. proutptly att.eded to
ma st TB 6 SIGNAL Ooderlch.
apvtngers 14.00 100.00
Alves, veal, choles 8.36 10.60
do medium . 0.00 8.00
do. common 5.00 7.00
do. grass 4.26 4.86
Lambs. light 8.60 8.00
do. medium 8.00 8.60
do. heavy 7 60 8.00
do. culls
Ewes, light
epees,. heavy and bucks 4.00
Culls .. 2.60
tis I.svind Hop. off trei•ks 7.76
do. -fed I •id watered7.60
do. f. o. b. 7.16
8.60 7.00
6.26 6.00
6.26
4.00
7.86
7.66
7.20
A. K. TAYLOR. 81.ATYO.D.
MEDICAL
RBO. HEI LEMANN, OSTK-
11 PLATY
medalist in .omen . and chit
.1aea11N.aemeta ed, *tonic,
nic, and narrowdt.
ereaR essnow and throat, lumbago and
ti» aquaria OMee oorth street, third
dem bees
B. se F. J. R. FORSTER-RYE, EAR.
ease sad tkraat only. Hes•un.eon.
w York Opkthalmie and Attrwl Institute,
alalosl .1..4 1.. k:ar. Naos and l brat Ho,.pital.
Mi8q.ale. and Moorefield Kye Hn..piwl.
w�Moppodq Knox Church.
H He street.
b a. as•. 2 to I P m.. 7 to 0 P a Telephone
a.
W 11. AND MiNNIE M. OREER,
TT • D, C.. Chiropractor., opine and nen.
g setallata. Chiropractic 1. the ',Mance that
=. without dregs or knife. Free examine -
Moe over Sharman'. shoe store. ea.
Mesas on Kart street. Phone 301. . 061m
LEGAL
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN A ,
PROUDFOO1.
it4.KMMIlTKRS. SOLICITORS. NOTARIES
PUBLIC,
Mee on the Square. second door from Hem
Moo ,lxN. Ooderfob.
enrage funds to loam at lowest rates.
W. PaoVDroor. K.C. L Krt.t.otex
W. sl.
R. HAYS
. BARRISTER.�Cf�R, NOTARY
PUB flame-Bterllasgg Beak Block, Hamilton e.HM.
3oderled.. TN.pbene W.
Real State, Leans and Insurance.
1�(( D. CAMERON. K 0., BARRiS-
la. TICK sofelf.r. Detary public. Mee
l7smlltoo Street. Ouderlek, Gard door tr�
Ygwar..
fIRARLES GARROW, LL.B., BAR-
/ RIWI ill. anneasr. • hotter. see., bed.
✓ isb. Money to lend at lowest ratan
BRAOER, BARRISTRR. SOI.
v iIG.r, Nolan PubUr sod Con.ryyanner.
. e -Court Bonn... O•.AerkP.. titan
AUCTIONEER.
THOMATHOMAS OUNDRY
S
AUCTION LKR'
Boa fG, Iloderich. All lo..trucU ill be promptlyn.. by man
waded to Sigma wake
telepphonne. it 9 N.
INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC.
120,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO
�a ll\Ill Imo. Apply to M. O. CAM
MON. Barrister Hamilton.treet, Ooderieb.
W • R. ROBERTSON.
INSURANCE A0/1.1T.
rum Amu Lrearxtxa : British. Caaaataa and
American.
eotaMINT 810 m10 asert.0T las' Luatl.
ITT : 1taxw
be pecan Accident and Owanater
Cerporatioe` Waited, of London. tag.
▪ urn mete tfOARAATwa Boxes : Tbe U.8.
and Guarantee Company.
at resM.sws..srtkes.t wiener et Vie-
rtsria and 04. David's streste 'Phew 1%
1LolIIWAP MUTUAL FIRE IS-
M. S U R a N E C CO. -Tare .ad twisted
ss'IW Prue.. eO torlakertJ1'. 0
VSsc.-11s..,tseesttsges srth PP. O.
McGregor. ieeaterteks; Jabs
• Witham
• Jsse Ivan.
Robert Ferri.. Hnrlook :;lllgal�mba
iW : J. iY Tel g=egil».Bsrlh t
B ar • • le: Whiles
(1Lebfey. deaf P..lintelde tea pay
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
WALTER E. KELLY, J.P.,
OOr)ERICa, ONT.
MUJER or M IRRIAO5 IJCLN/Lel.
Brophey Bros.
OODICHICH
The Leading
Puts nal Directors
asd Embalmers
Orders safehdly attended to
a6 .s boors, night or day.
Farmer's Market
Following are the latest quotations
10r farm produce at St. Lawrence
net. Toronto.
eat, bushel $1.80 to $1.35
wheat ... 1.,26 1.30
tee
.69 .60
Barley .73 .00
uckwkeat .90 .00
Rye 1.00 0.00
Peas 1.60 1.60
Hay, timothy. N. 134. 00 36.00
Mixed and clover 19.00 21.00
Straw, bundled 17.00 18.00
do. loose 1.00 12.00
Butter, choice dairy'.., .28 .32
Eggs, new laid, doz.40 .00
Fowl, dressed. Ib. .13 .15
Chickens, ib .16 .18
Ducks, spring, lb. .17 .20
Turkeys, Ib. .23 .28
Geese Ib. .14 .16
Live bens. b. .10 .11
do. ducks, Ib. a12 .13
do. geese, lb. .11 .12
Apples, basket .20 .25
do. barrel 3.60 3.26
Potatoes, bag ,... .Ob ' .75
Onions, bag 1.69 1.76
Pork, per rouhd .15 .20
Dressed hogs 10.00 11.50
Beef, hsndqua-ters 11.00 13.00
do. forequarters 9.00 11.00
Lard. lb. .16 .19
Toronto Grain Prices
The following wholesale prices are
quoted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manit'b't Wbeat--No. 1 'northern,
Ial.e porta: No 2, $1.60; No.
3, $1.48',, Ter per bush.•l more on
track 1,..: •t eh
aanitob.i ()ateNe2 1'.W., Omc;
No. 2 (1.W 66 lite, track. tray ports:
-fie-8-deed. eel.; sample oats, gig to
65%yc.
Ontario Oats--Ootelde, 54c to 60c.
Ontario Wheat -No. 2. ver iota,
11.33 to 51.38, oetsidr, accordtag to
treighte.
AIM Meta Corn -No. 1 yellow,
all roll shipments, Toronto frelgbt.
Peas -No. 3, $1.86 to $1.91, ear lots.
out)lde.
Rye -No. 2.• 11.01 to 11.10.
lihrley---Good malting barley, out-
side. 710 to lie.
(tolled Osts-Car lots; per hell of
99 pounds. '3 to $3.06; in smaller lots.
53.21, Windsor to Montreal.
Buckwheat -76e to 80e. tar lots.
outside.
Millfeed-carols, per ton. bran.
521 to 42e; shorts. $27 to $28; mid-
dlings. $32 to $34; good feed flour,
534 to $42.
C"ttle at Montreal
Butchers' cattle. choke. $7 76 to 11.00
do medium 6.60 7.00
do. common 5.50 0.00
Canners 4.00 6.00
Hutcbere' choice cows6.50 8.75
da medium 6.60
do. bulls 6.60
Milkers, choice, each 70.00
do. coin. and med60 00
Springers .......... 66.00
Sheep, ewes
Burke and culls
Lambe
6.25
4.71
7.60
Hogs. off cave 1.40
Calves 2.00
6.00
7.00
80.00
46.00
40.00
5.60
6.00
5.36
8.60
12.00
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle ---Slow; prime steers, NA M
58.85; shipping, 57.66 to 58.80: bah
cher,. 54 to 58.31; heifers, 60.14 M
17.50; cows, $4 to 56.76; bull. 54.86
to $7.
Veal --Actin; 54 to 513.14.
Hogs --Heavy, slow; IlgbR ta1Ns$
heavy, 57.10 to 17.36; .Let, $1,60 M
$7.00; yorkets. 51.00 to all; pM.
to 53; rougbg. 14.26 to NIA; slags.
85 to 8171.
Sheep and Iambs-Awve; lambs, 36
b 50.16; yearstsp, 56 to 17.00; wet .
erg. $4.111 to 14.14; ewes, 53.00 M 141
sheep, mixed. N te 04.116.
Chleege LM lteelt
('.tile -Mart t arm; hooves. 11.06
to 51.11: wasters steers. $6.01 M
$7.60; eows sad helloed. *1.1/ to Mi
calves31 to 110.00
Hoge- Mid
steady; BLit, 14.71
to 17.11; atze& 51.61 to NM;
IS to 14.81; MOO. 56.16 to s.N
pigs. $1.40 M r.18; MN d sales,
rata to 10.11.
.eon tt..bet etre114; ..flus. N..1
:XS; ynailhp. 16.00 be 554
men. 5116 a Naas.
t ;:x tris is bot asd saldiae-is too
.• or too scatty ---err .bows brim dust
d ;vett or mttosr-�s6 Gas Pilli to.
d
.y and cure rao*stl oI LMsey sad
1:1...41cr troubled. "Mode is Canada".
LAhc. a for 52.80. Free treatment if
vvtl wry:: National Drug a Cnemial
Co. of Canada, Limited, Toroato. its
Some Valuable Pointers.
Don't get your ideas of married life
altogether from the comic weeklies,
young mob.
Mothersib•lw err often affable
teimetimes they leave you money.
bride frequently looses how to
makes l,iacuit.
And if she doesn't it is not atetolutely
impossible to secure *cook. Don't be-
I+eve.allou read in the funny maga-
xlbee.-Kansas City Jwtroal.
OF INTEREST TO THOUSANDS.
How Dodd's Kidalsy Pas aright Health
to a Quebec Postmaster
Rumpelsllle, Meganiic Co., Que.-
Jan 2dtb.-1Speci..11-Tbe postmaster,
Mt. Rudolph Pleyer, of this place,
image a stateun nt ,hit is of intense
.oterest to th.w.wnde of Canadians
tvho are suffering from one or other
of the various forma of kidney disease.
Mr. Pierer says:
"Your Dodd's Kidney Pills com-
pletely cured inc. My trouble started
from a c..ld. My Inure would cramp
and my head and hack ached and to
add tt• my pins rheumatism set ib.
Five boxes of D..dd's Kidney Pills
made a new man of is e. i advise all
persons suff, rir g from kidney disease
to use D.eld'e Kidney Pill..`
Standing on your dignity will not
help you to sir over the heeds of the
crowd.
The source of true living is not to
ppooseesotone, but in disbursement..
The Mould of a man'e fot'tnne is in his
own bands.
MORE STRENGTH
FOR OLD PEOPLE
Mrs. Hutchison---ei hty-One
Old
TIMM VICTORY
FOR NOR FLEET
Mr David Meath,"Ilgwdron Ilswaebed
Sermaa Halder.-eaak Cruller
altaeyher With Meet m Crew
The most powerful German feet
flat has ventured to the open sea
glace the war began was creehla.ly
Be
defeated in the North a Sunday by
the British battle cruiser squadron
ender Vice -Admiral Sir David Beatty.
Surprised Who an actloo wklck fly
tried desperatety to avoid, the Raiser's
battle cruisers D.rmtager, s._diitt
d
e Moltke, his finest armored crabs -
et the Bluecher and several light
cruisers were hammered In a ruining
Relit flat lasted three hours and a
half by Admin. Beatty's battle
cruisers Tiger, Lion, Princess Royal,
New Zealand and Indomitable, assist-
ed by a few light cruiser. and de
n
e troye.
At 1 p.m. when the battle. which
had covered more than 100 miles at
such speed as was never before kaowa
to naval warfare, bad carried the
British pursuers to the very fringe g
of the mine fields uarding the Ger-
man naval bases the armored crasser
Dluecker, shattered by the great guns
of the Lbs. was at the bottom of
the see, and two of the three German
bottle cruisers were badly damaged.
The German warships regained the
protection of land forts, submarines
and mines Ir the nick of time, as
they would certainly have been de-
stroyed had the battle endured much
longer.
On the BlueTher alone probably
more than 700 lives were lost and
the casualties on the battle cruisers
that escaped were very likely large
s .
Only 123 of the Bluecher's comp4s-
ent of 885 officers and man gra
known to have been rescued. The
Admiralty Indicates that others may
live been saved by British destroyers.
The destruction of the Bluecher was
the hardest blow which hat. been suf-
fered by the German navy, for that
Teasel. one of the most satisfactory
el her clamever launched. coat
$0,750,000.
Beatty Was Prepared
The victory, In every way the most
thrilling feat performed by the Brit
Lb navy in modern times; was pined
with little coat. The casualties were
mandible. No British shipwas loot
or very seriously damaged. Admiral
Beatty reports that only 11 were
wounded on his fiagshlp, the 1-.10e.which led the fight
It L not improbable that the Ad-
Intraity had received an inkling of
enulual activities in the Kiel Canal,
although 1t seems certain that the
Germans were not so well Informed
of the movements of the 13rtti4h fleet.
Whatever the reasons. Beatty and the
great ships. and Tyrwhttt and the mos-
quito fleet were aligned squarely
across the path of German warship
ears
-Uses No Oth- r�lda.
er Tonic but Vinol and Rec-
ommends It to Friends.
Greenville, S.C.-"Itis with pleasure
I tell others of the great benefit I have
derived from Vinol, for the past several
years. I am 81 years old and I find Vi-
nol gives me strength, a healthy appe-
tite and overcomes nervous disorders.
Viso' is the only tonic reconstructor I
have used for several years. I have
recommended it to s great many of my
friarrds and it has always proved satis-
factory." - Mrs. M. A. flummox,
Greenville, S. C.
Such eases aa the above are constantly
eoming to our attention. If people in
this vicinity only realized how Vinol in -
tee old people we would not be
to supply the demand.
It is the titers building. curative ele-
ments of Use cod's liven, aided by the
blood making strengthening properties
of tonic iron contained in Vinol,
makes it so suecessful in building u
strength for oid
drew rcate ebil-
and for all run-down ficonditiona.
V0ol is also a most successful remedy
for Chronic coughs, ootds and bronchitis.
If 16 fails to bandit any one wbo tries
it we return your mosey.
H. O. Dunlop. Ph m. ti., dregs, Tit.
Bedford block. (ioderich Ontario.
Big Canxdl*n War Vote
A hundred million dollars of war
appropriation w111 be sated of Parlia-
ment by the Government at the com-
ing session. according to an Ottawa
despatch. It 1s consldored that this
sum will be sumclent for expenditure
on the troops In the field and those
being raised In Canada to the end of
the calendar year.
The Guards at the Government
wireless station at Point Edward re-
port having been fired at twice from
r: m. the raver.
$100.00 IN (TOLD.
We will give one hundred deities In
gold to any man women, or child the
cannot be benefited by /latrine hair
tonic. We aro .nxime. r.. Awe. every-
one try Sae- in., for we know it i- the
greatest Bair •cote .bat he. ever been
discovered. Earle. e e 11 pre I mei)'
ee.e se Itchy sea p, bring life int - do 1
faded time and aria nch.e t • i•-
kngtb. Swgr..,r. i- now h .1, ode
Ooderdrl. end 1. a•.Id 11 •ler a 61141.0.
9.. to pl••aa . A '.rift' Leri1 1 A R.
ins cost. Twit fl• y e. R
Igo to C. L 114114 •• u .1 , ► r
.then
Te. Pnvisw
•15suu. 1• s'eater."
MS. am be iw't'
abet I base his'
7w sem as let Us gars hada
be hubs"
AWM
MAGIC
OAKING POWO[R=
The Kaiser's fleet was driving west-
ward, and there is little doubt that
It was attempting to strike the Eng
Bah coast for a bombardment suc';
as was dzlivered at Scarborough
Hartlepool and Whitby. The instant
the Germans sighted the British ships
they turned and ran for 1t. All pos-
sible speed was made and they would
have' had no difficulty In escaping
from Dreadco•.ghts, but eludiag 38-
k:, .t battle cruisers was a different
m .'ter entirely The Bluecher was
doomed from the Ont. Her beet speed
I so far as is known was 25.8 knots
male cm c tri:.: trip in 19.oq. and aha
meet have been pick.i up rapld'y by
t9' expr.•s• tr2:n sped of the Tige-.
LLoz. and Princes. Royal.
Tb. Gerntnn battle cruisers had a
a,:re even chance as regards speed
and It can only be assumed that the
TUC, was fairly even between the
Brant, and German battle cruisers,
b:.t that the Itr:Ush got the jump on
their adversaries and gained sufficient-
ly et the start to keep them In long
range of 19' iter0linger, Seydltts sad
Moltke. Tie Bluecher, of course. was
oat -hared in speed as well as in
armament.
Fought at Full *peed '
In Atimtral Beatty's report there is
a suggestion that the engagement
began within 160 miles of the Ger-
man coast and ended within less than
IVty miles or Heligoland or Cuxhaven.
From 0.39 a m. until 1 p.m. there was
a Meg dong flgbt at soussiag speed,
the flee British battle endears from
forward turrets, the to.r aesiag Ger-
man warships replying tress the atter
turrets. in such easdtances the
advantage was distinctly with the
Pettish, as the Tiger, Lion and Prin-
cess Royal were abls to are ahead
with four 13.1- 0o9 seas, width tee
Indomitable and New Zealand weld
woe six of their 12 -tall guns 1a the
forward turrets. The Moltke was
able to employ eight of her 11-tseh
guns In tiring astern, .1 wee the
Seydlltr, while that Dellinger could
bring Into action six of her 11.lnch
gums. But the cureless were Nightly
estranged, and this preaabty derided
the fennel" of battle.
The slseeh.r was ertpplty sed
abaadoaed to her tato by the speedier
battle ostlers hose ire before the
parsult reached the sale of mine and
submarine danger Rand bit aN .tak-
ing she hal drat of Ilan and the battle
flamed past bee. At 1 p.m. the rolled
over and dYappsstlsd seam the sur-
face
urface Meaawbsle tee of the German
battle ereisere had bees remelted by
the 13.6 -inch guns of lb. Rettleb, bet
sot L a vital spot. They were this
to coatings their h*.dloag flight until
the certain part) of atm* gelds termed
B eatty beet.
It le believed, altbhyf w eau-
An.atery awves baa bees rso4ved,
that there wee as haaagvmum1 w
twee. tete SHUN Reit snows glad
deotrwyere ad the genie lee
Louts papers severely clltldse the
aapeistmeet of air Use eabaa as se
*7u1501* fa hwasa
The capital err Moder bas halm
awM to arrdour.
OWES NER IIEE 10
"FRUIT-A-TIYES"
and kffi Staub Trolls
Nealadis
Pathn.lro., Owl., ]oda sorb. rota.
"I really believe Wit I owe my 111.
to "Font. -then". Ever shine child-
hood, I lave been seder the we of
*plasmas ltd have been paying
ddoocctor✓ bills. I wee so sick sad worn
old that people ea the street often
asked me if I thought I coul4 get
along without bslp. The same old
Stomach 'rouble sad distressing
Headache. .early drove ass wild.
Sometime ago I got a box of "Fruit-
s -dyes" and the Ike box did sae good
Myhusband wee d.Ilgbted sad advi-
sea camtieeatios of their use.
Today, I am haling dee, and a
physician meeting sae os the street
noticed my improved appearaace and
asked the reason. I 1 as
taking Prait•.-tivea". Ht "Well,
if Frna+-tives are amidst you look .o
well, sr) ahead and take thins They
are doing more for you than I can".
MBA. H. H. WILLIAMS.
" Praite fives " are sold by all
dtatets at soc. a boot. 6 for 5s,trial
a.
size esc. or seat postpaid oa of
price by Pruit•a-tive. Limited,
Any Excuse to Join London Seeralab.
The great exploit of the Loaders
Scottish has resulted in hundreds of
young men wishing to j.•in these
lagoon. Territorials. The first quail-
fication is that you must be of Scotch
birth or Scetrb origin. or have Scotch
interests, at,d many funny stories are
being told of the subterfuge@ of young
men whose eagerness to je in the corps
has etimulat•d their invent venose.
Perhaps the beat of there stories
was that concerning a bright lad who.
after passing all the measurement
testi and a medical t xamin:aion, was
asked by the recruiting i Ricer. "Were
you bot. in Scotlsnd 7" "No." "Well,
were your patent, born in S.'otland r
"No. "Your grandparents r '"No."
"Then what the do you come
Imre for?" "I've property in Scot-
land." "Good gracious me -why
didn't you' say .o at fi..t !" " W hereis
it r "In Peri h." "Tell us something
shout it." "Well. I have a suit being
cleaned up at the Perth Dye Works!"
A WOMAN OF FEW
WORDS
Mrs. Harry R. By., Mein street
north. Mount Forest, OnL, writes:
"Your rem• dy for kidney, bladder and
stomach •rouble has given me great
refief. Haw- tsk..n three M.xee and
now feel like living and he ter than I
' have felt for yeete end 1 give your
FIG PILLS
all the praise, for they are the beet s
have ever tied." A• all deelets, 26
..nd YI cents, or Th. Fig Pill C.. 8t.
Thomas, Ont. Held in U.idericb by E.
R. Wigle, druglci•t.
Nothing
'He bas learned to love another."
"Are yon surprised?"
'Tea; aren't you?"
'No; he always Wax an apt student"
Desirable.
There are some form of poverty
Would suit nos, 1 am sure.
Tor instance. 11 ► lad my way
rd choose to be land poor.
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
some people would rather sat the
bread of dependence if It has a aide
}m on It than to take 1t wttboat the
}m.
There are pewee wbo argil! tunnel
because they were born . so sad me
glad 01 It.
Sr,TI or Onto, ('rTv or Totaoo.
LVc,e (:ou,Tr. ) s.
Frank J. Cheney Stake. Dere .bet 100 1.
rentor partner .4 the Arm .f r. 1. (91.., a
Ce•., *0.g D..In.-. In M Cly or T le•i. ,
Coen(' and 't,t.'feres,e4. and •bel..s01 Ilan
win par the ..m of ONE HUNDRED 1101
I.ARRS for cacti and every a.ae of C.l orb that
moire be cored by tise nes of Bail's Catarrh
Cor,.
PRANK 1. ('HLNLY
*worn to before me and .wb crib d 1. m
pre.e•..-w, this etb day of IlreemMr, A.D. tom.
itia,t.l A. W. GLKAMO%,
Normae PrauJc.
dell'. cn'anb Cure H taken 1n'... Er. .ed
. eta Atrselly en Ow deed as/ mweou. •.rf.e.r
of tbe.y.8.m. 4..i for e.rhunelah fere.
Y. 3. CHENEY a cu., T.d.do, 0.
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provost war started.
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