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MR SIGNAL GODRIUCH ONTARIO
THE
ORIGINAL
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
BEWARE
OF
THE unsr
Termite Cattle Market
Representative prism met.-
Shipp:ng steers IT• 14 to $7 .86
liandy choice steers-7.40 7.44
hutLher steers. 110011• • • • 7-10 7.41
do. ineilltom 4.66 7.10
do. common .......-. 6.00 11.66
Heifers, choice 7.00 1.36
do good 4.10 7.00
do. medium 6.76 6.64
Butcher cows, choice- 4.26 6.75
do. good .. 6.76 6.25
do. madium 6.26 6.76
IMITA-
do. eornmou .. 476 6.76
Butcher bulls. choice.... 6.26 4.76
TIONS do. good butts ........ 6.76 6.15
do. medium ..... 6.118 6.76
OOLD ON do. rough bologna...4.50 6.26
THE Feeders, 960 to 1.100 lbs. CH 7.04
MERITS Or do. bulls , 4.76 6.76
Stockers. 750 to 900 lbs. 6.116 6.16
do. med., 650 to 711111 6.16 6.25
. 2.76 4.26
IINARD'S Canale
Cut terril s 4.25 4.16
Milkers. cholas eacts65. 00 14.04
LINIIIENT de. emuand med40.00 66.04
.11pringers 96.04
Calves, real. champ-. 7.60 9.64
BOOKBINDING
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
hound or repaired.
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equate. sea Moorefield eye ilemitel.
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Seniased, opposite Moos Chards. Hours 11.
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11 . Chiropractors, sulne and nerve
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two. Dike over Sharman . 81sse lucre. en
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Brophey Bros.
OODERICH
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Nora! Directors
am/ embalmers
Orders eiseedally atlawded ea
at all hours. night ere day.
do. medium . 8.00 7.0)
do. common 4.60 7.04
do. grass ......... 1.60 4.64
Bob calves, each 1.60 7.04
Lambs, yearling, light9.50 11.01
do. medium 8.00 9.54
do. heavy . 7.60 8.04
do. culla 7.00 7.64
Spring Lamle, esech6.00 11.00
Ewes. high. 7.00 8.04
Sheep, heavy and bucks 6.60 7.00
00 4.25
Hogs, off cars s 9.10 9.26
do. fed and watered8.85 9.0d
do. f o.ti 11.60 8.66
Fermer's Market
Following are the basest gootations
tor farm produce at St Lawrence
Market, Toronto.
Wheat. bushol 51 40
Goose wheat 1.35
Oats . .65
Barley .83
Buckwheat 86
Rre 1.15
Pella 1.25
Hay, timothy. No 118.00
Nixed and clover 14.00
Straw. bundled 17.00
do. IoosP 10.00
Butter. choice dairy.33
Eggs, new laid. doz. .22
Chickens,, dressed. lb .22
Fowl, lb. .19
Ducks. Ib.' .14
Turkeys. lb. .26
Geese, lb. .16
Live chickens, lb.16
do. hens, lb. .15
do. ducks, lb. .13
do. geese. lb. .13
Apples, basket .25
do. barrel 3.00
Potatoes. bag .60
Onions, small basket.25
Green onto is. 2 bun.05
Lettuce. 2 bunches .05
Parsnips, smal; basket.15
Cabbages, each .06
Pork, lb. .15
Dressed hogs 10.00
1.ar4. lb. .16
to $1.41
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Toronto -Grain Prices
The following wholesale prices are
quoted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba Wheat -No. 7 norzhcr
51.68, late pert.:. No. 2, 21.67; No. 3
$1.64%.
Manitoba Oats -No. 2 C.W.. 721.c;
No. 3 C.W.. 708ec. trAk, :ay pot..
No. 1 nod, saruple cats. 60c.
Ontario Oats -White, otitaide.-61c t 1
Etc.
Ontario Wheat -No. 2. per car lo'.
51.48 to 81.53.
American Corn-C.I.1:. bay ports to •
opening of na.lgation. No. 2 yellow,
blieC. No. 3 yellow, Silvio
Peas --No. 2. 81.75 to $1.80. car lots,
outside.
Rye --No. 2, outside 81.00 to $1.11.
Barley -Good malting barley, out-
side. 73c to 75c.
Roiled Oats -Car 'lots; per hkg of
90 pounds. 81.40; in smaller lot'
53 50 to $3.55, %Vindsor to Montreal.
Buckaheat-80c to 82c . car lotv,
outside.
Mt:heed-Car lots. per ton, blots
He to 527; shorts, UR to 829; min
dlingo 833 to 134. good feed flioir,
538 to $39.
Cattle at Montreal
Butcherscattle, tho:te.$7.75
do. med:um 6.50
do. common 1.110
Canners 3 50
Butehers' cattle, cows6.25
do medium 1.51
do bulls
Milker; choice. each... 65.00
do. tom. and med ...55.60
Springers 45.00
Sher p, 'era 6.75
Burks Eli :tiffs .6.26
LAmbs 3 26
Hogs. off cars 91
roves 2 6/
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to 53
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5.75
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Eos' 11.:ffalo Cattle
Cattle -Ht aloe end s1.a47;
otheOl ; prime sn-ers. 88,25
$11.50; sh3o ing. 87.60 to $;.17.; bu
chers. 65.00 to 58.26; heifors, 150o te
8776; 3 etro $3.504 to 8700, buils,
$4.50 to $6.:e
Veals- actlie, 54.544 te 614.50
Heel- Art a e and steady: heavy.
We to 8S.O5; miesd. 58 415 to 88.10;
yorkvvri. 58.10. Ism 8804) tn 52.10;
r; %as $6 71 to $6.86; stags. $504
to 56 OS
Sheep a :.t1 Iambs -Active; lambs.
$$04) to 814410; rearltult#. $6.P to
as 3S. wethers. 87 21 to $7.501 ewes,
$300 to 9410; steep mixed. 57 00 to
5715.
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County and District
Ell. M., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Elliott, of Bellmore, was married
on April 21et. t G. N. Johnston. of
White -church.
%Vm. l'errie has bought the 100 -acre
farm, known All the Coates Vann, on
the 1414 concession, Grey, from hie
brother, Alex.
Mr Kanto), of Toronto, has leased
the tan. of Thos. Poll/std. near Win-
throp, and intends going Hato the bog -
rasing businese.
Mr. 11'etister. of the 614 concession.
McKillop, is preparing to erect • new
house OD the farm be recently pur-
chased from P. Kerr.
The house ma barn of Joseph Shaw,
of the 3rd concession, Motris., were
struck by lightning on the Ilth init.
and daniaged to the extent of PO
BRUsSILLS.
Fred liurehill bas one to Simone to
take charge of the lightning -rod
busiireqi of It. Trench of Teestwater.
Mrs. Herron. who has not been en-
joying good health ot lato. is let MOO
tog to %Vinghans to live, es she owns
property in that town.
Owing to the prevalence of measles
Lb e public school was cloard a week
longer than u3ual at Easter and the
building was thorcughly fumigated
during tbe holiday
Mk.. Margaret Jane Whitipg. a
former well-known resident here, died
at Brandon. Man. on March Istla. Sire
was the moiber ot [hitter° childien,
seven of whom survive.
Elva, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Lamont, was married on April
1414 1., Samuel Bell, of near Teeswater.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Addie have The ee rein( ny was perfottued by Rev.
rented their fariii,3in the 13th conees- A. .1. Mann. Theo will reside near
mon of Grey, to Mr. Blinco, of At.
Teeswater.
wood, and will reroove to Stratford to
live.
Eveeett 0. Walker. a former Morris
townstop boy. was married on April
3rd to Ella Franres Bate, at Brandon,
Manitobs.. They *4* reside at Regina,
Seal.
Janie,. Leslie. son of John Rime of
I.eadbury, died on April 13th after
undergoing an operation for an affec-
tiost of the ears. He was twenty•two
years old.
Mts. %Vto. Patton, who for forty-
five years bad lived at Ethel, died at
the home of her nephew, at Hespeler,
on April likh. She was seventy-nine
year* old.
Alexander Edgar died •t his home
on the 304 concession. Howiek. on
April 1st. He was eight -three years
old and is survived by iris wife and
five sons.
J. J. Irvine. of McKillop. has leased
his farms to Thoeues Pryce and sons.
Of the 331erree Mr. Irvine retains 36
for his own use, es well as the dwell-
ing houee and orcbards.
ViOnsJohn Rowchtfe died at the home
of his parents on the ith concession.
tisbortie. on April 12th. The decesied
had been unwell for Witte time. He
Was in his thirty-fifth yeas.
Wm. Bender. proprietor of theCons-
asercial.hotel. Heiman. was fined VW
recently for a second offence of selling
liquor without a license. Inspector
Tort ance laid the information.
Annie, only daughter of Mr. and
Mts. Thoo. Richerdron, of Kipper].
we. married to Atchie Noakee, of
Godes ,ch township. on April 7th, by
Rev. W..1. Doherty, of Henson.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lake, of t be
411i conceseion, Grey, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Olive
M.. to Me. Arthur C. Remy. ot Ethel,
the marriage to take place this month.
Mrs. Wm. Aikenhead Passed away
after a long illness at her home- near
Brucefield on April 9th. She was in
ber fiftieth year and leaves' her bus-
baod and eight chikiren to niourn ber
loos.
iticluad C. Llodgins passed away at
his home on the south bounJary of
Usborne on April 6th. He had been
unwell fur the part two yea's. The
widow, five daughters and twn sons
survive.
.John Jackson died at his home near
Hensel! on Sunday-. April lith. in his
aventy-eighth year. He 0.50 4041) in
Ireland but had lived in Huron county
many years. The wife mud a grown-
up family survive.
The barn of Thos. Adams, of the Oth
concession, Hullett, was struck by
lightning on Sunday. the llth inst.
Terre young calves and a number cf
hens were killed and the building con-
siderably damaged.
The banns of marriage were pub-
lished in Zurich Homan Catholic
church of Emma Ducharme. of tbe
Bronson line, end Louis Brisson, of
Dryedale. Also of Agnes Chairette.
of the Siluble line. and Frederick 8ie..
mon, of Zurich.
Mahe! Annie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. Btown.of Hullett. wee mar -
On Apt' 13th to William Herbert
Hoggarth, by Hey. C. Keine They
will reside on the teouthcombe term oh
the fith conceniou, Hullett. %Illicit the
groom recently pirichaeed.
Or. April Edward Rando an
aged resident of Hullett, answered the
final summons. He was horn in York
county seventy-two years ago and
hiul lived on the Lsrm on wbich he
died for forty-eight years. The widow,
six sons and two daughters sui vive.
Isaac ;Metcalf, a pioneer of Turn
herr' township. died at Wingharn on
April loth, in hie eighty find year..
The deceased was born in Yorkshire.
England, eniloame Canaan, nearly
sixty -year* ago. Sips I435 he bad
lived in the vicinity of Winghani.
Wotil has leen received of the acci-
dental &ell) in British Columbia id
Geo. Bucbanan. son of Mr. A. Buchan-
an. of Hensel). The deceased was en-
gaged in tunnel work for the C. P. R.
when w rock fell on bite. kith*, hitn
lo-•tantly He was twenty-nine years
Outage Live Meet
Cattle-. Martet beeves 14.76
to St eows sad totters. $3 10 ta
$11.116, eafree. 26.76 to $11.26
Hoge --Market weak. Hitt. $7 44 ts
57 $8 • Wised. 81 35 to 1771; heavy
$7 te $7.0. rough. 57 to $7146; Mot
1414 as $7, hit of vales. MU te ••••/_Yermoills, Jos*" e
17.0$ sad MM. Newer. of Mama barna{ .
11110.0 --Market strong; agrivw min es• sipouber Goo doter ell the
sg $$ ye; was*. astilva, se ee is seen The Illimposi Malt Maim se Poe Neer
1=*a sarviewiltatageeridloetad
3.111. notherfeed.
old -
Mabel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Abe Culbert. nf Dungannon, wise mar- Mro Edwar Monte 4 at her
ried on April 14th to Geeirge Glazier, 1st me here on April 81.13, in her eight
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of Ashlield. The ceremony. which beh year. She was born in Renfrew
took place et tbepenronagesistekocw, county aod cause to Clint -in with her
was performed by Rey 14. Bridarette. husbeind thirty -eve years ego A
Th. roving couple will reside on the family of We survive.
of Ashfiekl. here with be lira contingent. bas ar-
Private os. Haadslev. who lat.
groom's farm on the 6th eoneesrion
rived hotels, having home invalided oot
Samuel Chamber*, an aged and re
Directed resident of Rthel, died on ef the arasy. He wee twenty-ooe days
April h He wise been in tokens' in lb* tomedies in Femme and is wilier
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seventy Ave years ago end came to mg with en 'Owed wrist aed what -
Caned. in 1954. He had since made herves•
two tripe to the Old met Hie wife The Clinton tvairnag club hes bees
and one daughter our •i Mrs. Ram. rersegpsaimd with the telbewing
Rathwell. of Doderieh township. and were : Hos. praidleet. D. A. rtieteeles:
Aire MelLel vey , Grey township. are t. W. Jealkatto t rice preseident,
Meters of the deceased. . J. W. Stow t ernrwtary. F. T.
Woe Margaret IlleDowald, (if the J.46.°111: tresawilme' J. a- 116""7
4.1.,5441r o( Ashlield sod Heron tams- wilw6Ser. Jobs Walla-
ninsity-two yearn Th. deeeeeveri haelle Twinkle. twialde, little Mar -we
to Horan limeraehip from Sentland know rgoet1T whet 704 are 115 0411•6
MIMS ribriell t10. bat sleeve
we've • Wag nr two.
°What ewe yam *dog mow, HIS r
"roe eoltooting " "Oalleetliest wbist r
"My theregista." "Oadi I yea were
always hrehy lo MOUENM logy
EXETER.
Philip Blake has purchased Win.
Choeren • residence on everting mired.
Elizabeth Jean. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. Hardy, of town. was married
at Toronto on April Ilth ot James
George Stuart Stenbury. barrister, of
Exeter. . Rev. J. F. McLaughlin. of
Victoria College. was tee officiating
minister.
Ches. Lindenfeld. who has been
with J. A. titewart for the past twelve
years in the geonal store business.
has purchased a hardware business et
Parkhill, and hoe already taken poin
session. He has sold hie residence to
Francis Bletchloril, 1 Csborne.
The home of Mr. and Mr,. James
Frayne wa• the scene of a pretty
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wedding on Apr ii 14th. to ben their
laughter, Margaret Jennie, was mar-
ried to %Van. R. Parson*. Rev. W. 0.
H. McAlister performed the cetemonv.
The young couple will reside on tie
farm the groom iecently purchased
on the 2nd cooNvesion, Usborne.
SEAL-OW:H.
Miss &nth Neelin. who is to go
to the front as • nurse, has gone to
Ottawa, in readiness to sail with the
next nut's,. contingent.
The Seeforth band has purchased a
double Beat bass instrument- for
which $75 was paid. It is said to be'
the cnly one of Ka kiod in Canada.
Mrs. Maty Cernochan announces
the eng.gemeot of her daughter, Eve
Gertrude, to Jame- Lille, of Sturgeon
Falls. the weddirig to take place
quietly et the end of the month.
The Seaforth flax mills are to com-
mence operations again. There are
two seasons crops on band and a repre-
eentative of the company has been
securing land on which to grow flax
this year.
Wm. M. Gray. a native of Seaforth.
died recently at his home at Toronto.
While in Se-Mora:1 Mr. Gray engaged
in the salt ioclustry. He tetnoYed to
Toronto sixteeu years ago and had
been in the insurance bueeness.
An aged resident of Seafortb. in the
person of bins Geo. Hudson, died at
the home of her nephews. Alex. and
Geo. Lowery. of Mcksillop. on Satur-
day, April loth. She had been unwell
for some time and her death was not
uncap* eted She was eeventy-five years
of age.
WINGHAH.
.1. H. Beemer, who has been C. P. R.
agent here for tharty years. has re-
signed and will go to the front am a
sergeant.
Miss 5Iebel Oowse was married on
April 710 to Arthur Edgar. of Culross,
Hey. W. .1. Hihbert petrol med the
ceremony.
Word has been„receiv ed that Private
Richard Edward had been killed in
France. Mr. Edward was • British
reservist.,and while bei -e worked for
John Putland at the Brunswick hotel.
On Wednesday, April 7th. Margaret
E . deugbter ot Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Reid, of Winghaui, was quietly mar-
ried at Stratfool to Hem W. White,
of Detroit. Rev. Mr. McLean °Mei-
•ted.
Margaret A. Cerr, relict of the late
Alfred Cody, died on Monday. April
1214, in her sixtieth year. Two daugh-
tere, Mrs. W. J. Armour, (31 town, and
lira. J. A. Dey, of tiouthempton. and
one ,on. Frank Cody. of Toronto,
survive.
Alfred Galbraith, a foimer resident
here, died recently at his home at
Flint, Mu -b. He was engaged in the
newepaper business and when .here
W&5 on tbe staff of The Times. He
was a brother of the late S. %V. OM -
breath. a former editor of The Times,
CLINTON.
Frank Morris and Jame. Crich bare
gone to London to join the thitd con-
tingent.
D. end Mr.. Gunn and Mrs. Don.
Gunn are on an ezteodled trip through
the tiouthern Staten and will visit tbe
exp./minion M San Francisco.
The engagement le announced of
Cora V.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Rathwell, to 011ver M. Valen-
tine, 01 Brebdoe, Mao. 'The marriage
is to take place III Yionlp.g about
the end of the month.
ships, died un April Mb at Ow age of
For middle-aged and elderly people
the ideal laxative is
'Lexstti,
Cculettio
The gentle but sure laxative
Their effect en the bowels is erode. sooth-
ing and strengthening.
With advancing tote comes inactive bowel
movement and aluggieh liver; through weak-
ness. nature is unable to perform her proper
functlwis und needs assistance.
RexM Orderlies aid the secretions and
101,dettioo
ivut-isair - ma& rvrivaainva
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Made
functions of the liver, stomach and bowels, ussur-
Int a senile action without griping. They are the
pierfec t. laxative fur roiddle-aged and elderly people
and beteg so plea:ant to take are a boon to
chili:reit.
8IP1111111 SIMMISA eserywhere eel! adman Orderlies. ant wall
refund your mosey dim ...Ay reeeoo they fall to...tidy.
In Canada and sold In metal boxes at 10c. 2k and 50c each at
Reza/1 Stores only. Get a Bo: Today from
11. C. DUNLOP, Goderich. Ontario.
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Buy the Modern Way Direct from PAGE
FREIGHT PAID)
You want the BEST FENCE at the LOWEST Palm The biggest real value for your mon,y.
THEN -Why go to tbe dealer ? He doesn't make fence. He only tells it You pay him •
profit -but he can't add a cent to the WORTH of your fence. He only adds to its cost.
WHY -bele to pay tbe Organizer $70011 year. He WHY -help to pity t be Saleemanegerce EEO) salary'
doesn t make fence. He merely sells it to the He doesu't make the fence. He merely hosoes
Dreier. He gets • fine living -by raising the the Organizer -who sells to the resler-who
PRICE (but NOT the QUALITY) of your Fence. finally sells to YOU. You pay him well.
50- to 76 of all the money you pay the Dealer for the Fence -goes to these three men, Yet the three
together can't add a single day 40 44. 441. 04 your fence. But they can -and do -add many cents per rad tvi
its price.
When riso boy
DIRECT from
P A 1.1 It. you
shre ALL your
-fence-in on • y
to the man
who really
make* the Fen -
oe. Who put.
Into It all the
tjl: A LI TYand
v. LUZ eau
pay for.Therne
only on* woman
Profit bet worn
you and ova
The rest of
your mosey
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PRICE LIST
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$ u
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111 12
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SPECIAL FENCE
Ne 8tee efte Meese 11•••••• Ma 1111.
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311-bee.40-incle .51
13 -ft. 4.35
Usft. Gate 4.114
14.44. Gana_ 4.55
See twels RIM
25Iles. Ream .75
FREIGHT PAID ON 0410e1S
Ole Mee OR OVIR
WHYsnore rt
•he
ewer WHV
P A ill
p res for fen
not hall a.
WHgjs.. the 4404y
for Ye!4rThink
his en er' Mall
your • order
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cheek. rtmney
..pre'. 0.
ler or hvnk
draft to the
nes re. t PAIVE
Wanda tier
vo• 131:47,
VIENce: at the
Lowe.; nine-
Prelirht PAID
11. order
and over. •
1M I 87 Church St. TORONTO
PAGE WIRE FENCE CO., LTD. perT 1137 King St. W.
WALKERVILLE
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'PAGE FENCES WEAR-USTI
SIGNAL to January ist, 1916, 60 cents
Let's interest the man next door snd the man across the
street in this "Clean Up and Paint Up" Movement.
If they will do their share and go after their neighbors, you
CM all makes glorious success of this practical, helpful, sensible
gam of civic improvement.
Whole -hearted co-operaion is what is needed for
Do yourpsrt carefully and loyally. If the House looks
MI, or the P9rch is worn, or the Fence is scarred. a coat of
"IOW Pure" Paint will put yourphice in the Spic and Simusless.
If there is any freshening or brightening to be dolma**
tbc4house, we have the Paints, Stains, Varnishes ana PasTolli
bulb the work easily, satisfactorily and economically.
lainet. w• awry EVERYTHING yew weed se "Palm Op" with
OM, MOM. lifiewsla-Serawar Priem sad Varolehae--MADS 1NCANADA-
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