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THE SIGNAL'S
CLUBBING
LIST
1915
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe $3.75
The Signal and Daily Mail and Empirerald 3.75
The Signal and Montreal Family 1.85
and Weekly Star
The Signal and Saturday Illustrated Globe: 1.85
:.8o
3.25
2.8o
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
Empire
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate
The Signal and Canadian Farm
The Signal and Farm and Dairy 1.60
New
Renewal 1.85
The Signal and The Country Gentleman 3.25
The Signal and Canadian Poultry News1.35
The Signal and Grain Growers' eGuide 1.5o
The Signal and Winnipeg y Free
Press
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser... 2.90
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser 1.6o
The Signal and London Daily Free Press
Morning Edition 3.50
Evening Edition 2.90
The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness. 1.2.85
The Signal and World Wide 2 25
25
The Signal and Presbyterian
The Signal and Westminster 2.25
The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster 3.25
The Signal and Catholic Register
New 1.70
Renewal
85
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto)3.40
The.Signal and McLean's Magazine 2.25
The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto)1.75
Monthly The Signal and CanadaYWinnipeg) 1.50
Ness prices are for addresses in Caoruia or (brat Bi itain
The Signal and Woman's Home Companion - 7,
(New York)
The Signal and The Saturday Evening Post 2.5o
The Signal and The Ladies' Hoene Journal. 3.00
The Signal and The Youth's Companion
(Boston)
The Signal and The Scottish American 3 2�
(New York)
Including postage to Canadian yuhetriners.
The above publications may be obtained by Sig-
nal subscribers in any combination, the price for any
publication being the figure given above less $i.00
representing the price of The Signal. For instance
The Signal sad The Family Herald and Weakly =1 65
ts
Star •
Tbe Farmer's Advora(=a35 less $i.tro.... , .... t_358120.
1.6o
2.35
1.85
3.10
ritE r•It;t:AI, ON'I'Alt1O
eIMSu.�w. I9RIURED BY
ON GERMAN TRENCIES
1
-making the price of the three papers $3.2o.
Tbe Signal$1
and The Weekly Sun85
Tbe Toronto Deily Star (=a.80 fess S1.001 .. . ... t.8o
$3 65
-the three papers for $ .65.
If the publication you want is not in above list, let
us know. We can supply almost any %fell -known
Canadian publication.
Send subscriptions through local agent or 'by
postoffice or express order (not by bank cheque) to
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., IOntarioTED
Gcderich
Advanced to Position Right AgaaRg
Enemy's Unto --Snipers Rea
oft Attssksru on Rafts
A despatch to I.ondos as Meader
from Northers France said : Maul
combats which have bees taltltag Shen
between Ypres and Nteuport hie* 1al
a good result. Borns details ors be
g1vea of the 8gbttng daring Ye lest
148 hours In Ftamders. For a. apt
time, to the south of Dtsastl e. Illo
Britsh have been able after a violist
cannonade to clear oars of die arms
of the Yser and establish themselves
t right against the German trenches.
I which until nc w were separated from
I De most advanced Belgian tpescbes
b several hundred yards. Trench
ling
ta in this part of e Tose offers
doable difficulty. foe if the trenches
ars made deep when the rain comes
1 the sada fail In Sad the salaam are
i obliged to climb on to a sew bottom.
so that they become saposai
i Between Dlxmude sad 1;mmscap-
' peal. the Germans have efforts to carry the treooMs writ
bele of rafts. This seabed bad 55
oucoess before, Sad has had so snore
dosing the last few days. With match-
less courage the G.rtoW steams ns-
oovered ow thgr rafts, 01 aes
o8sr
armed with mltralllwses
a certain mark, sod one b ogle the
unfortunate men an picked off by Bel-
gian
•'gian snipers behind tie mud wale.
The floods have greatly diminished,
partly from natural causes and partly
l owing to the efforts of the Germans.
1 who have managed to drain a tittle
! al the deeper parts, bat In certain
aalllowssofin s1 method of attach k.
er to
To the northeast of RamscaDpelle
It Is learned that the Belgians have
taken a German trench and an obeer-
vattoo post which was of the greatest
service to the enemy in their attacks
on our troops.
To the south of 8t. Oeor!e's atlase
the Belgian and Freoch troops a
dunes have succeeded in forming •
passage to the west of the great dune.
Between It and the sea. from the
positions they hold now. they can do
much damage against the extreme
right lank of the Germans established
before Wastende. The great dune I.
Untenable for the Germans.
COISTIPATLON
1 n Corod Par*
�e ad D$tesrlou
OT. !Wallet.' Da Snowtrtnaa,R, Qv*.
Fab- Sri. 1114.
ler • pleasure to ate to arson. you
that after suffering from Chronic
Coastipatioe for sH years, I lave bees
cored by "Fruit+ -Utes". While I
was • student at Berthier College. I
became so ill 1 was forced to leave the
the college. Severe pains across the
intestines continually tortured me and
it came to a point when 1 could not
stoop down at all, and my Digestion
'.creme paralysed. Some one advised
w.f. to take •'Fruit -•-twee" and at once
! i !; .t Recut improvement. After I
h ..1 ,lea (our or Eve boxes, I realised
:het 1 was completely cured sad what
made me glad also, wee that they
w'• -c acting gently, causing no pain
ell ,tevert0the bowels. Ai1 those who
stiller with Chronic Constipation
.1, 1,1 follow my example and taket
!'niit-a-fives " for they are
he
medic ane that cares".
MAGLOIYII PAQUIN
••rr.iiteetives" are sold by e11 dealers
rt Soc. • box, ,6 for 43.5o, trial sire,
ase or sent poet i.d n receipt Ottaprice
by Fruit-a-tivd
JltavwSDAT, :taaeamT 11. 1918 7
iiiIATFSr MARKETS
TURKS MET DEFEAT
Toronto Cattle Market
IwresemtaUvs prices are: --
66111pgtog steers 47 60 to 68 2
eholee steers 7.40 7 e,
steers, good6 76 7 Si,
do. medium t 16 7.60
los common 6 26 6.26
good choice 7.0 7.04
{.6 60 7.06
do. medium 5.76 6.10
Ba8oher cows. choice`.00 `.60
do. good
Oti
do. medium .. ,,1.26 4.75
do. common 4.76 6.2-,
Butcher bulls, .•hdce6.00 7.00
do. good bulls 6.76 6.00
do medium 5.60 6.76
do. rough bologna 4.16 1.15
Feeders, 850 to 1,100 Ibe 6.60 1.0
da brats ..... 6.00 6.76
Mockers. 750 to 300 lbs. 6.10 4.6;,
do. med., 660 to 760 6.60 6.00
do. light. 600 to 660 4.71 6.60
Claamara 3.71 4.25
Clutters 4.36 600
Milken, choice, ssab11. 00 100.00
do. corn. and md40.00- 80 Ou
taga+s 10.00 100.00
4dw. vea1, cache* 8.36 11.00
do. medium 6.00 6.00
jog cmmmon 5.66 7.00
do. grass 4.111 4.24
light 4.60 4.26
1.60
M
1.00
{.26
6.26
4.06
0.M
6.00
0.00
Several Attempts to Orap Suss Canal
Proved Costly and Fruitless
c==oov000u%
� For OneWeekj
medium .
onus ......
heavy1 00
B0
ewes. Bolt .. 1.116
Maw heavy mid basks 4-00
00. 2.60
Dogs, off oars 8.26
lo, fed and watered8.00
40.
The Turks last week made a definite
attack on the Sues Canal, but after
a sharp fight they were driven off
with heal y looses.
Atter a fruitless attempt to bridge
the canal near Tuusroum. they re-
torted to the attsek with a,force
estimated at 12.04I'• strong tad six
batteries of artillery and essayer to
got across the waterway on rafts.
The British force, however, was wa'.t•
ing and the invaders were forced back,
leering about 300 prisoners in the
beside of the defenders. A consider-
able number of the Turks were killed
and wounded. The British lost 111
killed and 55 wounded.
11
Toronto eyelet Praise
Tie following whoteale prices are
rioted at the Toronto Board d Trade:
Manitoba Wbest-No. 1 southern,
NAIR. lake ports: Na 1, $1.14%;
IOo $1.63% ; ',4c per bushel more
on amok, (Jodericb.
Manitoba Oats -Na 1 O.W. 74c.
X10 1 C.W.. 71c, trust. bug portal No.
1 toad. lie; sample oats, 686
Ontario Oats- Ontaide, ale to tic.
Ontario Wheat -No. 3. oar lots.
41.60 to 21 65 outside, according to
freights.
American Corn -No. 1 yellow,
aP rail shipments, Throats freights.
The attack was also renewed b) the 81c to 84a
CANADA'S HONOR ROLL
Turks at E1 Kanter& but this met I
with no greater success than the Peaa No. I. 42 to 43.06. car Iota
other attempt. the Turkish casualtieool'eses Rye -No. 2, 41.15 to 11.26-
Seven More of Princess Patricia. Dead ID killed, wounded and prisoners, Barley --Oscal malting barley, out,
Making Sixteen In All atsmberiag upwards of a hundred. side. 80c to 86c.
ch wen `an- --G
Rolled Oatsar lots; per bag of
uounced by the
Militia ll
The caeualora Department at what Cures i0 pounds. $3.40 to 43.50: la smaller
'+ lets $3 d6, Windsor to Maatresl•
Buckwheat Eczema3 Millfeed--c'ar lou, per ton. bran,
1 126: shorts, $28; middlings. 182 to
we have het on many irgnires 435. good reed flour, $29 to 1435 mixed
cars, 41 more.
•
Ottawa Sundry are the heaviest 86c car lots outside
.Ince the
tint df the Canadians
reached the firing line. Seven of the
Princess Pats ars killed, making 16
now altogether. eczema and other
! Three last casualties are believed lately
a a yd i s ar iog a are glad t r
e result of the hard figDllty care -
we will sell W.G.R. Shirts II
regular $I.25 and $I.50 t
a
lines
'McLEAN BROS.
The Square, Godericb
SEMI -READY TAILORING
Agents for Carbartt Overalls, Stanfield's Underwear, Pitwell Hats,
Arrow Brand Collars and Cuffs
=10=10=1 E=I0
to be th
nein La Basset a short time ago,
whoa the Germans trade a desperate
attempt to break through the linea,
Of the allies.
Killed In Action
! Pte. R. C. Pepfer. Nea of kia.
I'Mrs. E. P. Brown, 107 Woodlawn'
1 avenue, Toronto.
John Leach. Next et kin. Mrs. C.
Leech, 60 !lasting. avenue. Toronto.
! Lance -Corp. J. 1f. Murphy. Next of
kin. Il. Murphy. queen's Hotel. Cal
gt6rl-
Pte. J Melklejohn. `)text of eta.
1- R Melkleiobn, Myrtlevlllw Scotland -
Pte. Nicholson. Next of Yin, Nlebst-
I.00. lUngsburg. Scotland.
Charles Crook. Next of kin. Mrs.
, A. Crook, Thornboro. Eng
i Died of Wounds
P. Charles Harding. `est of kin.
ltrmpeth Harding. Oshawa, Ont.
mike our answer public. After
ful investig.aion we have found that
a simile wash of Oil of Wlut.rgreen,
as compounded in D. 1). D. Prescrip-
tion. can be relied upon. We would
not maks this statement to our pat-
rons. friends and neighbors unless we
wet. sure of it -and although there
ala many so-called a creme r.mec lea
sold, we ourselves unhesitatingly i ec-
omm.nd D D. 0. Pteeeriltion. All
Qt uggia'e t ave D. ll. 11,25c. and 61.111).
Dep into oar store tnday, just to
telk over the merits of this wonderfal
Preset ip tion, 41 01) a bottle Ask also
shout D. D. D. Soap. 8
Jae. A. Campbell, Central Drug
Stns. (odes ich.
D. D. D. is made in Can»da.
CHAPLAINS FOR FRONT
Eleven Selected to Accompany Can-
adians -Others Stay in England
FLEW AMERICAN FLAG The War Office bite consented to
eleven Canadian chaplains going to
thfront with the Canadian llxpe
Lusltanla'e Use of Neutral Colors e
&Grocery Force. They are: R. H.
Likely to Start Controversy Showy, Ottawa; W. Beattie, Cobourg;
Woods, Winnipeg; Stivestre. Mon -
Te British steamer t.usitenta of trial; Almond, Montreal; Gordon,
the Cunard Line, which sailed from Ottawa; Doe, Windsor; McGrear,
New York January 20 and arrived at Montreal: Barton. Victoria; Moffatt,
Liverpool Saturday afternoon, Lew the Toronto; Scot, Quebec. The other
American (lag from the time she pas- Canadian chaplains will remain in
' sed Queenstown until she entered the Ragland.
Mersey
The use by the Lusltanla of the fag
of the United States and the general
disposition to justify the measure be
Icause of the presence of many Ameri-
cana and representatives Ot other
j neutral nations on board the giant
The Charitable Willla ea Cnnarder, are likely to bring the sub
At the funeral services ot as sii.1111 marine menace before the
diplomats
barky at Ricbmoid, Vs., t0 lialowl041 of the world 1n a form wblib will Oeiwwsi w♦)i11mm fml� s retrad
Colloquy was overboard hatwses and
Farmer's Market
Following are the latest quotations
for farm produce at St. Lawrence
Market, Toronto.
Wheat, bushel 41.60 to 30.00
Goose wheat 1 50 0.00
Oats .68 .70
Barley .. .85 .00
Buckwheat .86 60
Rye 1.15 „ 1.30
Peas 1.60 1.76
Hay. timothy, NO. 113.00 36.00
Mixed and clover 17.0 16.00
18.00 10.00
Straw, bundled
do. loose 14.00 12.00
Butter, choice daft" 30 33
Eggs, new laid. dos. 38 4:0
Fowl, dressed, lb. .13 .15
Chickens. lb. .14 .18
Ducks. spring. lb .17 .30
Turkeys, lb. .23 .36
Geese, Ib. .14 .14
Live hens, 1i. .10 .11
do. ducks, lb. .13 .13
do. geese. Ib. .11 .13
Apples. basket .20 .4.)
do. barrel 3.60 3._5
Potatoes. bag .66 .76
Onions, bag 1.60 1.75
Pork, per pound .14 .13
..612.00
Dressed hugs ... 11.61 11.00
Beef, hindquarters 12. N
do. forequarters 10.00 11.00 • 00
Lard. 1b
Marquess of Londonderry Dead
The Marquess of Londonderry died
on Monday of pneumonia He was
one of the foremost leaders of the
Ulster Unionist oppoelUon to home
rule sad was one of the great noble-
men d the United Kingdom.
aged negroes:
•Irhere ain't so ors to tame." ss14
Mose ; "Dick Wilisnae. he wag
the facet she t blest ts0wq
ever pa`"
"1 radios dare No,"amid the dads
b whom W. Barter gal ar8 4 this b0
formation. had le pealed as 11 mea
e8s�ema • tag .,Yt� weg Ms. 1411116%
woman. he alie•Fa .wad f
plug tat. ate dards' ay Ow 1 a6ali4
.ever reed that Did WV Kama r
led deg hit M asyMdF"^b�'
Herdehlpe et m Greer.
i
compel dtocu%afon. lf4 all tai or and T -n of tae :'.slam
skips approaching and leaving their baakRaid. lied a Stratford In lib 60th
home porta ly the lag of some nation
wtth which Germany is not al war it Tear•
will greatly in-rease the dagger to Urgent need of food a recap a[n
neutral shipping atter February 18 Ontario l. reported
or else force tb. Germans to cum. to settlors being unable to obtain mak
the surface and investigate the for puipwood.
nationality of every vessel they pro 0apege B. Doualaa, coma Adds
t6aally Munk11 MI NM JPee a "Bs 1
Pm gala todetletef201410
~I kit emer•reg M sea
Fa Oaf se yd a m*armast veal
186/t mss ages ea kWlaallaWs
i
AM wag with ages
1r ash l Val aws he se.•1ItsAM os grafi. as lmMe du la esmarga sage ~I
Ise Nogg MON
yes* ma whet rMOM M
het meta ell00
at ga oaks AMA
won Wad et 1
"r 211s 180pe ell
110l0161.
LUNINGMr6 _mss f111r
tPt�
pose to sink. of Hatdlmmnd. died at Dunsrle asst
emit
TURKS SCRIM TO ITALY
frltleh Consul Nrsded Over sod
Troops Saluted !fallen Flag
The Hod.ida ,neldent las been sud-
denly and unexpectedly solved The
British coesul who wee arrested in
November in the Italian Ca de
where De had takes refuge.
livered We and sound to his Itaa.e
Colleague. while a detachreent .d
Tartish troops saluted the Malian fiat
whoa it was taste lasted over the
Coagulate
The Jul Cassel afterwards roll
ed on the British aosUlary cruiser.
On WHO of Acta, and It is social y
taeooacad that Ile italian Coeval has
teemed cordial r0Mtlorsis with the
local aataoritJK
Jot/ Worse.* wreaked
re lgpatale endow hams was
i of W
Lower (*literal. t
� 1►er ere* eS 440 mer beams
seders d sofas.
YOUR BAcki
-5
ieBaraeeter. Whe.r:
• it :nee,
it eans that the Kidrerz need I
he Taket:ia Pill.--C:::•'iaa w
own remedy foetal Kidney rand
Bladder Troubles. :'(b'. a I. • ..
6 for 44.30. "Made in Cream:..' . I
Toe individual ap-
pointed to administer an
• estate is forced to give
. �. mush time and attention
%� d tr•y�, ims & c atOr to his trust. The anxiety
L` Z a 1 1 i; ceaseless, the danger
cf :nir:skez. through, inexperience is great.
Why burden your friend with onerous duties that can be better
- r -!Sr ;;ti by thio Co:npany? The fees are no greater and the
i • •.-.am.r..ent much more capable than can be expected of any pri-
ic;:re:cr, Lowey(: sealing.
si THE LONDON & WESTERN TRUSTS CO. LIMITED
Li the logical administrator to arppoint. Its sole business is the
Ir.refs], efficient fulfilment of every trust committed to its care.
C'.'1. in and consult us. -
3BT, RICHMOND STREET. LONDON, ONT.
cSEI C20. 012h1025. Lt.. Mika 4 JORIS S. MOORE. Marie,
The Logical
LONDON CONSERVATORY' OF MUSIC
- :-AND-:-
SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP AND PlilZ S•
Wnte ler Particulars
LOTTIE ARMSTRONG, F. LINFORTH WILLGOOSE,
Registrar. Mee. See. (>V) Principal.
Address: -354-6 Dundas St., London, Ont:
JOB AND COMMERCIAL
Printing? he %t nal
Cottle at Montreal
Butchers' cattle, choice .47 76 to 38 00
do. medium 1.60 7 25
do. common 6.64 4.26
Canners 4.04 6.10
Butchers' choice cows6.60 6.76
do. medium 510 6.000 i
.
do. bulls .
Milkers. choice, eseh70 00 75.00 i
do. cum. and med60.00 116.00
Springers 50 00 66 00
Sheep, ewes 6 00 6 36
Bucks and culls 4 60 4.76
Lambs 7.76 1.10
Hogs. off cars 8 60 8.60
Calves 6.00 16.00
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle Slow. prime steers. 41.60 to
38.75; shipping. 37 76 of 18 60; but-
chers'. 36.00 to 4826. heifers. 45.36 G+
47.60; cows. 44.00 to 44.76; 8051.. 1440
to 17.00.
Veale Active; 34.00 to 413.10
Hogs -810w; heavy. $6110 to 47.00.
mixed. $700 to 17.11; yorksrs led
pigs. $7 16. roughs. $6.00 to 16.16.
stags. $6.00 to $6 76
Sheep and lambs - Active, lash..
35.00 to 49611. yearlings. 66 00 to
38.26; *tethers. 46.75 to 37.00. .woo
$3.60 to $'; 50; sheep. 1611.d 14 60 t
$6.76.
Chicago Live Steck
Cattle- Market week. Beeves.
$4.10 to VIM. cow% and bolters $3
to 37.85. calves, 17 64 to 411.
Hogs Market firm tad higher.
t, 16 66 to $6 40; mixed, 34 i6 1,1
. heavy. 46 60 to 44.40, rough.
to 36 66: pigs. 16 40 to 34.70.
Belk of sales. 4e 71 to 30 110
111M3he. 4 is tarrao $1.14' reerllags. h
41 31.11; awls. $7.61 M 46.00.
forres
TIGHT MONEY PRICES
THERE will be a couple of months of /Evere
winter weather yet and we have a few
heating stoves which vie will sell at i ...ttly
reduced prices.
1 No. J'ti Crown Biilliar Renter .... .....was 1441.181, noi. 433.80
1 No. 13 Crown Brilliant fleeter, with oven, was 4:1.00. now 35.50
1 No. 28 Crown Brilliant heater, with oven. was 45.01, now 37.50
1 No. 101 Royal Oak .... .. wan Ot.un, now 24.00
...were 15.181, now 12.00
was 111.511, now 13.00
...was ; 1,114, now 18.80
. was 111.181, now 8.00
2 No. 17 Special Oak ..
1 Wiener
1 3 -in -1 No. 220 ......
1 No. 13 Special Oak ..
We have also some splendid values in second-hand heaters
which are in good repair. We get them from houses where we in-
stall furnaces. 1n Second-hand ranges we have 2 imperial Oxfords,
1 Busy Pearl, 1 Home Treasure, 2 Grown Huron.), I Domestic
Souvenir. and one Original wood stove. These ranges are in good
repair and at bet gain prices.
Do you want to have a good second-hand furnace installed in
your house? We have a No. 21 Kelsey with capacity of 1%n(lo to
40,(0J cubic fret, that we will guarantee to be in A 1 order. If you
are anticipating putting in a heating j ih$hie will he a snap for you.
In Shelf and Heavy Hardware nue stock is up to the minute.
(live us • call for anything you want in Hardware.
Do not forget t het we handle the hest white ash Scranton Coal.
This is the test grade of coal mined and costa no more than cheaper
grades of coal. All coal is weighed cn the market scales. We air
have a guantit' of Hard and Soft Word.
Our Electrical Depa. hue*t was never more complete. tile, is a
call when pm require any electrical work or materiel.
We give prompt attention to Plumbing, Heating, Stott. Fitting,
Electric Wiring, Tin.mithing, etc. All work fully guaranteed.
CHAS. C. LEE
PHONES : Store 22, House 112