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FHIC SIGNAL GODERICH : ONTARIO
CANADIAN LOSSES
WERE VERY HEAVY
Twenty two Officers Killed and Sixty
Seven Wounded -Many Prominent
Names In the List
After more than two months of
trench fighting with losses compara-
tively small the first Canadhn trivia
Yon were given their chance last week
in the great battle to the north of
Ypres, and as edictal accounts have
Indicated they fought with splendid
courage and effectiveness. But the
victory gained cost Canadr. many, of
her brave sons. The official list of
casualties thus far reported to the
militia department at Ottawa shows
that during the fighting on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. and which sill
15 progressing the Canadians lost 22
commiss!oned. officers killed and 67
wounded.
The °dicers reported killed are:
Major Albert Edward Kimmins of
?Winona; Capt- George Crowther Ryer-
son, Tu: onto; Lieut A. D. Kirkiwt-
riek, Toronto: Lieut. M. Daniel Mac-
deaaid. Toronto. a
Capt Donald Glover, Orillla; Lieut.
Cameron D. Brant. Hamilton; Ueut.-
OarL A. H. Birchalt, Canadtan Per
neament Staff. Gloucester. Eng.
Lint Charles King Mason,laska•
'oda.
Major Edward C. Norsworthy, Mon-
treal. former:y of Ingersoll; Capt
Wail. Clark Kennedy. Montreal;
Osrald 0. ' c -es. Highlaaders, Mon-
treal. formerly Ottawa; Lieut. Guy
Mulford Drummond. Montreal
Capt Richard Steatite. Westmount.
Lout George M. Williamson. More
tread.
Capt. Celt M. Merritt Vancouver;
Capt. John Geddes, Vancouver; Capt
Marathon Maxwell. Fleming; Lieut
Arthur Lodge Lindsay, Vancouver
(mitres of Strathroy, Ont).
Lheut-Col. W. Hart McHarg, Van-
Died of Wounds
(lent -Cot Russell L Boyle,_C
Nike. Alta. 1 native of Port Colborn
1lent 11. R. McGuire. Orangevl
Vie. D. Mc:+ahs. Drotnbourne, .
/wit Pte. Eric Preston, Vancoav
IPte. C. B. Hawley. Cowanvllle, Quit
Fan.. A. M. Elliott, London, Eng.
The list of wounded given out
tktawe follows:
Lieut E. K. Clifford. Stony Cree
Int; Ldaat J. L Youngs, Strati
Idiot P. W. Pack, -dount Fore
Iet J. K. Croa, Toronto; Ca
0. R. Roger?, uo address given; Ca
.1. Huggins. Ot'awa: Capt. E. G. Re
St Catharines iesi1
Lt G. U. .0
Lieut. Norwich. Ont.; Lit J. R. 1111
Milton; Liedt J. M. McKinley, C▪ a• , NS.; Lieut F. W. Miller,
sing, N.S.; Lieut. G. W. Balla
' Hasltoa; Lieut E. s. Kelly, 'laid
mend County (wounded and infante
Major D. R. Sandeman, Red Deer
Capt- R. A. S. Allen, Salmon A
B.C.; Lieut. W. Fitzpatrick, Plpestoo
Man.; Lieut J. Kircaldy. Brandt)
Lieut.. E. A. Whitehead, Montreal
Lieut 11. Quintal. Montreal; Ca
G. 11. goes. W'osipeg: ('apt. 4.•
Jameson. Winnipeg; rapt 1. II. M
Gregor, 1'Icto-ii; Lleut S. H. Gccdat.
Vancouver; LI G. S.- Ager, Vi
torte; Lieut. J. G. Kenworthy. -'a
couvev; Uc,.t V. A. McLean. Va
couve-; 1.i.•,::. S. D. Armour. Va
couver; Ueut T. A. Kydd. Rutrat
Rapids, Ont.; Capt. C. E. H. Mo: to
Royal Grenadiers. Toronto; Li,....
J H. Bennett, Toronto. Lieut A.
Spender, Vancouver; Lieut. A.
Ball for Belli; Lieut. ,E. N. (:,L'ia
no address,; Capt. John H. Parks. ti
John. N.B.; Lieut. Alfred C. Basted
Toronto; Major D. Sutherland. No
with; Capt 1. C. L. Smith, Chatham
Lieut W C. Butler, London; Lieu
T. D. Lockhart. Galt; Lieut. Andre
Gordon McLennan, Ottawa; Lt. -('o
William Senkler Buell, liroclv1;:r
Major Berkeley Henry Belson. Po
Dalhousie. Ont.; Lieut. R M. Yvan
rrie, Ont.; Lieut. Thema: Hca
laddell. Halifax, M8.; Lieut. Ro''e
Bruce Stalker Burton. Toronto; Lieu
O. 11 Weld. Iselaware, Ont ; Maio
James Lightfoot, Winnipeg. Aso
Capt Daniel Lee Redman. Calgary
Capt. Charles Wilson Robinson. 'tan
son. Alta.: .,teat. William .,rthu
ow
L rey. '(afrary; Lieut. George Gor
don Duncan, Port Credit, Ont
Major A. T. Hunter, Toronto; Cap
C. H. Watsoa. Port Hope. Ont.
Capt. Georlte Erie McCualg, Mon
treat; ('apt- 14 Barre. Montreal; Lieut
Walter Kirkwood Koubiey. Montreal
Capt. Paul R Hanson. St. Lambert
Qua ; Capt H. R. Boyd, Ridgeway
('
Ont ; apt H. 11 Smith, Montreal
Major Gilbert Godson -Godson, Va
couver: Lieut Reginald Htbb. rt Tu
per. Vancouver; Lieut. Graham Mont
g mnery Ainslie. Scotland; Lieut O. R.
Dail*. Claxton. II C ; Letut. W. Young,
SO address.
A second casualty list given out al
Ottawa con'alnedthe following names:
('ate P. E. Bowman. Edmonton;
Maj•.r I:ali•n:ye.. Georgetown; lAeut.
W. I. Ford. Kamloops; Lieut. H R
S eharehmldt. Vancouver; Lieut F. 8.
Molson. Montreal; Lieut. J. A. Dan -
seesaw. Toronto; Capt. George Hag-
gerty MacLarea, Toronto; Lieut
H 5' Hertzberg, Toronto; Pte. Wm.
Thomas Shaw, Scotland; Capt. Peter
� Iwtn Bowen, Edmonton; Pte. Rich-
ard Rhorney. England: Pte. Lee 8.
Tlmllck. New Westmine er. B.0 ; Pte.
Hashh John Carlyle 0.ileit Halifax,
N.R.: Pt. Fred Whit d, [Mead;Pt.. Harry Noises. Yortshtre, leg.;
Pte. William Coleman. Allston. Eng.:.:
Pio Prank Hoary Sanikester. Lou.
den. Keg . Pte. Mack Her.an.oa,
Lest. est. Halbert Raa.om.
MaltMaltWinnipeg; Pte. Edward lataa.
Ochoa. Maa . Pte. Frederick W.
Wicker's. Heatless, Eng Pte Ou-
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tarp Janes Murray. Aastrether,
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TURKS CHASED FROM ENOS
Wean Force Landed Prose Warships
and Met With Little Opposition
The London Daily Mall's Sofia car -
respondent in a despatch to his paper
tags
"Fugitives from Enos say that toi-
Iowtog a bombardment by the allies,
Cie British landed a force at Enos.
and the Turkish Commandant .rdered
ea evacuation of the port."
Enos 1s Turkey's most southwester
ly port on the Aegean Sea. 1t lira
lust to the east of the new boundary
line between Turkey and Bulgaria.
and L 12 miles southeast of Dedea.
hatch, Bu)garia.
The story cf the Landing V in part
coofirpoed by Berlin reports and by
a report from Salonikl. It is reported
that the British troops Ont landed
numbered 2,00 and that others fol-
lowed, the Turks offering little resist-
ance.
A despatch from Paris says: The
best means for hastening the pas-
sage of the Darda-ielles by the allies'
warships wa+ one of the pr(jclpal
subjects of a conference between
Minister of Marine Augagoeur and
Winston Sprncer Churchill. First Lord
of the Admiralty. The conference
was held In the north of France.
On his return to Parts M. Augag-
neur stated that the public would b.
wrong In thinking that the operations
in the Dardanel;es had been ■uspend-
ed. M. Augagnrur said the general
caval situation of Great Britain and
Prance was In every way very favor-
able
A GERMAN PEACE SCHEME
Women's Conference at the Hag
Engineered by Enemies of Allies
A despatch from Paris says that
1s charged by Madame Duero Tmetz
president of the French Women
National League, that the Women
Peace Conference to be held at Th
Hague is nothing more nor less Ma
a German propaganda manceuvrtnn
ander the coloof International in
terventlon. And this Madame Tun:
bolds to be true, partly because tit
Women's National League has bee
offered all. expenses for their de:
Oates to the coaterence if they con
sent to the prepared resolutions with
out discussion.
Consequently all Prench feminist
groups have unanimously refused to
participate In the congress at which
Was Jane Addams is to preside. It is
their intention, however, to unite In
sending a strong protest against tha
resolution favoring peace, which It
proposed to pass, as coming from the
women of the world.
R[ETS
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THE LATEST MA
Toronto Cattle Market
Representative. prices are:-
thlpping steers 57.00 to $8.00
landy choke steers7.60 7.00
tutcher steers. good7.30 7.60
do. medium 7.00 7.25
do. common . 0.60 7.00
Letters, choice 7.10 7.80
do. good 1.76 7.10
do. medium 0 36 4.75
6.75
11.36
6.76
6.76
7.00
8.36
6.76
6.36
Butcher cows, choice... 6.36
da good 5.76
do. medium 6.36
do. common 4.75
Ontcher bulls, choice6.36
do. good bulls . 6.76
do. medium .. '-6-26
do- rough bologna4.60
reedere, 560 to 1,100 lbs6.31
do. bulls 4,75
Stockers, 750 to 000 lbw 6.36
do. med., 650 to 760 6.76
anners 3.90
' utters .. 7.40
Milkers. choice. eacb66.00
do. com. and med40.00
itprtagers ..,60.00
Calves . veal. choke.... 6.00
• do. medium 6.50
do. common 4 50
do. grans 3.60
Bob calves. each 2.00
Lambe, yearling, light9_50
do. medium -. 8.00
do. heavy .. 7.60
do. culls .r. 7.00
Spring lambs. each...-. 7.00
Ewes, light 1.00
Sheep, heavy and bucks 6.60
Calls ..... 2.00
n
Hogs, off ca8.76
do. fed and watered. 8.50
a f.
do. . ._ . 8.16
1.Op
i.
6.86
6.26
7.40
7.70
06.00
06.00
06.00
10.00'
8.00
7.00
4.60
6.00
11.00
2.60
6.00
2.60
11.00
6.00
7.00
4.26
8.85
8.60
8.25
Farmer's Market
ft Following are the latest quotations
u. for farm produce at St. Lawrence
s Market, Toronto.
's Wheat, bushel „31.40 to 50.00
e Goose wheat 1.30 1.36
n Buckwheat .... .85 .00
g Barley .83 .84
64 .66
u Rye1.15 0.0)
e Paas • 1.25 1.35
n Hay. No. 1 30.00 21.00
e- do. No. 2 .....'16.00 18.00
• cattle ttle '..:11:00 11.30
. Straw, bandied 16.00 17,00
do. loose 10.00 11.00
Butter, choice dairy.35 .22
Mgr•, new laid, dos.20 .26
Chickens, dresa.:d, Ib.,.23 .25
Fowl, Ib :20 13
Turkeys, Ib. .28 .35
Live chickens. Ib, ....s .16 .17
do. bens, Ib. .. . .17 .20
do. ducks, Ib. .16 .14
do. turkeys, lb. .. .17 .20
Apples. Greenings, bbl. 3.00 0.04
do. Spies, bbl. 4.00 1.00
Celery, bunch .08 .10
Cauliflowers, each .23 .00
Potatoes. bag .65 .76
Cabbages. dos. .60 1.02
Carrots, peck .20 .00
Parsnips. peck .20 ,t10
Bests. peck .20 .Si
Turnip.. bag .45 .O0
RESTRICTIONS ON LIQUOR
British Government Bald to Have De.
tided on Coons' of Action
The Br'tish Government has finally
arrived at a more moderate declaim
for dealing with the drink problem
accordin- to The Times, which pieces
the' propc,rd restrictions under the
following ::fads:
FIRST -Prohibition of the sale of
11:nature spirits.
SECOND--Encotragcr, en: of t".e
Crewing of Ezhter beer".
THIRD-_ potisl put'11 • house r' -
r!rlctlont in :'munition;"
FO:"itTH-Rei.nced beers of sale
generally.
Fi VTH--Compensation for the In-
terests affected.
ATTACKING DARDANELLES
Tree's Landed Successfully in Spits
of Cetermined Opposition
T' ()m`,'r.ed Anglo-French feet
and arty hese commenced their long
expectrd 'neral attack on the Dar-
dsnciles. Al' that is krown so fat
of the new op.'rations is contacted
In a brief report issued by the War
Odic.• and Admiralty Monday evenlag
wh:ch elmp:y sat.! that In, spite of
seri. r* epeolotion troops have been
VT(' ssfully landed at various points
on the Gallipoli Peninsula and that
thel- advance continues. The attack
I* t,eing mzde by land, the sea and
the air.
HALIFAX TO STAY WET
Speaker's Vote Prevented Prohibitory
Law Going Into Effect
The Pro -ince of Nova Scotia, with
the excepti.n of the city of Halifax.
Is under P ovinelal prohibition. Tbs
city last week came within an ace te
Cie House of Assembly of being In
eluded in t.. prohibitory law.
Mr Tsni.'r, leader of the Oppoet
tion, moved that after Mares, 1916,
when the rre.ent licenses In Halifax
expire, the rrovtnctal prohibitory law
should go into effect hi Halifax city.
This was debated for several hours,
and a vote was taken which stood
twelve to twelve. The Speaker. br.
Ellis. gave his casting vote against
proh'httlon, thus defeating the amemd-
meat
Belated Tele M Stwhi erg
P T Jane. the wall knows anal
expert. addressing a le Lane
pool last week. mild it wasof ranee
ally known that the oerfiaaa had
triad to land an eepeettki mry twee
la Britain. an that n wee the ithibt
navy that made them go Meek to
harbors agate The eery saved Hiss
ooeMtry. end there was 101111 101110011
of ft in the newspapers.
PleWadas la Meatsunillegg
1■ tb. Coloetal L.•SldiaOre 00 Maw
foaMlsnd the Premier arareed ant
the Oevera.eet tat•mind
• hill daring the sees6.a pw11illia Z
• pieheiet a nest Mtesssa4f 00
nestle• of melanin et ra
trailer
aad la a. woo
vete. policy
tob.Z
wm became dry ea ltlb111114.
Toronto Grain Prices
The following wholesale peltses are
quoted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitcba %Vheat-NU. 1 nlrther,
51.70, lake porta; No. 2, =1.6844; No.
3, 11.66%.
Manitoba Oats -N 2 C.V., 72c;
No, 3 C.W., 69c, track, bay ports;
No. 1 feed. 68e; sample oats, ',7c.
Ontario Oats -White, outside, 62c
to 634sc.
Ontario Wheat -No. 2. per tar' lot,
81.66 to {1.57.
American Corn-C.I.L. bey ports. 10
opening of navigation. No. 2 yaw,
61%c; No. 3 yellow, 811rec.
Peas -No. 2. 81.56 to 8140 car lots.
outside.
Rye -No. 2, outside $1.00 to 81.11.
Barley -Good malting barley, out-
side, 73e to 75c.
Rolled Oats -Car lots; per bag of
IN pounds, $3.40; 1a smaller lots,
*3.60 to 53.55, Windsor to Montreal.
Buckwheat -80c is 82c, car lot:,
outside.
Mlllfeed-Car lots, per ton, bran,
836 to 127; shorts, 528 to {29; mid-
dltngs, 533 to 534; good feed flour,
836 to 139.
Cattle at Montreal
Butchers' cattle, choice 58.00 to 88.25
do medium 6.60 7.5e
do. common 5.00 6.6
Canners 3.60 4.01
Butchers' cattle, cows6.50 6.76
do. medium 5.60 6.00
do. bulls 6.76 7.00
Milken ch lice. tech 70.00 76.00
do con and med...60.00 66.0,
Sprinters 50.00 66.0)
Sheep, ewes 6.0')
Bucks and culls 5.50
Lambe 6.50
Hogs, off can 6.50
Calves 2.60
6.25
6.76
'-7i
8.60
12.00
East Duffel* Cattle
Cattle`Heavy, slow; others active,
prime steers. to 18.16; shipping,
tehers. 56 to *1.25.
tows. $3.60 to $7,
..6
8..50 to $7.*5,'
halter, 11 to 1
bulls. 84 60 to $
Vests --Slow• $4.60 t 5f
Hogs ---Active and ate y; heavy and
zed. 14; Teeters. $7 to 511; Pig,
87 15, roughs. 56.00 to 14 76: stage.
55 to N.
Sheep sad Iambs--She.p and handy
lamas. activd; iaabs, 14 to 59 76;
yeatiilags. $640 to 51.36; wether•.
{7 60 to $7 76. ewes. $3 to {7, sheat.
.teed. 57 to 57.116. '
Chinas LIes Meek
Cattle-1{arhet weak; Mims. 56.16
is AGN, weatare trews, KU f+
VW: ern aN b ua. NM e
SAO; mlrea, N.16 M .
e ries Mad. rub, rf.66: wavy.
NM M PM; regi!. 6t$5 In sus.
56,36 W K>'6; balk it We&
J6 le RAL
Ilbsop--111•0144 straw, mows 17 60
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