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THE SIGNAL : OODERIOH : ONTARIO
TSvroaT. MAT SO. 11066 8
NOTfflNG OE1TER
Klee anis People
End Crisis, Open Camille .
Perla. May 18- Dr. 1. J. DUVos
cabled trona Rome last night: "The
Oernaaa-Amtrlan embassadors' amaz-
ing ooasptrac, with Signor 01olAti
aM kis parliamentary '.Cporters has
bees thwarted only by the patriotism
of the people and the king. Just when
1t was on the po'at of succeeding
Baron Macchio, the Austrian ambas-
sador, raps::ed to the tcreiga once
Saturday evening sad iaqulred
Baron Sonn'.::o whether tbora was
any tntth in newspaper reports ,d
accord b_twccn Its y and tho enten1
poorer•, adding that to obviate den
MERITS Ula
genius misunderstanding sn lnin:e
diate °Metal contradiction was Iia•
' peratite. .o^.rico replied that bay•
ing resigned office he felt i.ieo'n
potent to deal with the subject. .1
he once more is a minister. t: ..
probable the same question w 11 b p
to him today and the Inevltab e an
ewer will be returned. The eta-, -
quenee will be a demand by' Von
Macchio and Von Buelow for their
passports and a formal declarati ,u
of war. The (tartan crisis 1s •fox
over and the Italian campaign against
the 9reutonle allies is about to begin.'
"The Giornale d'Ital'.a, which has
been a strong supporter of the Salsa
dra Cabinet, and was anion; the firs:
to advocate military pr 'pnratl .:h•
publishes a slgnitleaet article. "war.."
says the parer. 'As virtually declared
by concord of the King, the Gov,.rn
meat and the nation."
Italy's Thursday
Rome. May lit- Italy'■ formal de-
cision for peace or war will be m 1de
on Thursday when the question will
be submitted to Parlla-lent. C,•m-
petent Judges declare the Chamber
will declare en manse for interven-
tion. It Is reported that two sped ,l
trains are held in readiness for th
Teuton. ambassadors. Formal aa-
bouncement that Premier Salandra
.would retain his office which was ex-
pected last night had been delayed
because It will mean the immediate
departure of the ambassadors. The
Austrian and German Embassies are
under strong guard to prevent L:o,i
attacks. The Vat1csa also 1s guard-
ed=- A revolution has broken out 3t
Trieste, according to • message from
the frontier.
OINsllll'S
LINIMENT
Bo 0 KB! N DIN (i
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and .
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
',ULD L1: rrhm1Nl3
un LEATHER GOODS
alt ordory my mode to ea leaving
ilwa sa.THIC eluNAl. (iadertch.
A. E. TAYLOR, ti ie iosn.
MEDICAL
It,. GEO. Itt•.ILEMANN, 08rE-
PATH. spsob.4.t In .cera.'. and oill-
n's dlrer.e•, acute. bionic and nervous dl. -
mors, eye. ear. now OA throat, partial deal*
r, lumbago and-bermatic ca.dltlooa. 'Ade
pta• reuW.c t without the knife. umce at
CC. owner Hel..n and St. Andrew.
U..t.. At home om a Woodsy.. N'edo..4ay.
04,14aturday• : any e, wuia by .ppalotallot.
OIL F. J. RA
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l� no.. and throat only. Howes�aa.t.}}sen.
IE. Ywan
a ophthalmic d Aarat Instiute.
teal .t..( -L. W. Nose and 1 brow. Ho.pital,
o Square, and Moorefield i:ye Rorpltal.
ki,g iaod. URoe, 83 a. waterloo Street.
ratrord, uppa.lte lYuox Church. Hous 9.
It a. u . t .0 a p• m...7 to' P m. Telovhooe
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H. AND MINNiK M. GREER,
11 • D. C.. Chiropractor., spine and Dery
Chiropractic 1. tae .cte•oe teat
without druii. or knife. Free examine.
eldlo. Weer Sharma*. ahm acmm so -
fame uo East +trees. l'boue SAL 06-21u
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PUBLIC'. ETC.
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revue funds to loan at lowest rates.
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/ KJ*Talt. attarssy, wencher. sec. Oats
ch. Moder to ked at lowest rate.
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NEW PIRILICHR WILLED
Chagas Given Nei Chance to End
Portugal's Revolution
Madrid. la ay 18 -Joao . Chagas.
President of the Portuguese Cabinet
who was shot on a train while travel-
ling from Oporto to Lisbon, died o.
wounds, according to the latest re-
ports reaching here from Lisbon.
Chagas, newly appointed. -was wound-
ed yesterday while trsve:ling y tra n
from Oporto to Lisbon. where he was
10 take charge of the Government to t
sp by the reso:utlonarles. Death was
due to a fracture . of the skull. which
was discovered after he was taken
to a Lisbon hoepl;al. The new Pre-
mier was shot at four times with a
pistol in the h..nds of Senator Freitas,
who, accordfne to• a Havas despatch,
was shot dead by .gendarmes.
Fighting has been resumed in Lis-
bon. with Increa3. d violence as a re-
sult of the shooting. The latest news
Is that the warships again are bom-
barding the city. and that over one
hundred persons were killed yester-
day.
A despatc a to the Havas Agency
from Lis.'on says the protect for the
revo:ut.on :a Portugal was formed
three days after the constitution last
at; rc:i cf the Cabinet of General
1'imerta Castro. Two hundred per-
sons killed . nd five hundred wounded
ire the retorted results of the fight -
me to date. Admiral Javier Brits
nag been imprisoned on a Charge of
saving ordered the submarine Espa-
larte to sink the boats bombarding
l.i.bon. General Pimenta Castro him -
;elf a prisoner ou the Vasco di
..aura. 'President de Arrtaga 'lined
early yesterday the nominations of
the new Chagas Cabinet.
Moos Is sstrseet.m.yae. Oat makes �say
t�s o[t . W Is off
• w eget of the haa1L-11811w'
How British Prepared
La Basses Victory Was Well-werkN
Surpr'se
Northern France. May 18--Coloaei
i:epington v...t s to The Times: "Br
.ore the ti.0 o d r.sen yest rday the
':rit'th armystormed the Ger-
man lines from Festubert to Riche-
bt,urg-L'Aeoue. For several days a
Glow we.141Lected cad persisteal st
till ry fire was maintained against the
German lines but there was nothing
to indicate the direction of ear next
attack. Sir John Preach had aot
only to provide troops for the pro-
jected assault, but to hold the long
trenches and also have regard to the
situation at Ypres. in the late after-
noon of Saturday Sir John rode out
among the troops *04 was received
with enthusiastic acclaim. He wished
them good luck and addressed to a0
a few warm inspiring words. The staff
arr.agenaut far the attack were we;
made. Ail the colum■ rolls wen
'sharked by sign boards and every
movement took place after desk. Tin
sight was dark cad the wind was
searesh perceptible, so that the Der-
mas soul/ scarcely be ready within'.
Thater Did ntMeS ' MuoFl
Oras That 1 Spent for
VBelefoataise.Okio.-" 1 wish scary
,peak, serous woman cook'have
V for I sever spent .sy b
sty Itfe that did me so such good as
that I spent for VtsoL My serves were
Is a res7 bad conation, making se very
weak. Weed. and warn out and often
Ever drowsy
oil. doctor's medicines. sod Mbar
preparations without bandit.
Ons day a Mead asked ars to try
Vino/ I did and soon my appetite in-
creased. I slept better and nos 1 am
2aross and well anddorm
LLwow,with pleasure." M Ohio.
Nervous. weak, tared. worn-out wo-
rsen should take Mrs. Iaaborn's advice
and try Visci for there ere literally
**moods of men and women who were
wb>�y their good health Vinoweek and l°��
Itis the medicinal. tiros building e1.•
mots of the cod's Scars, sided by the
et tots Sas. sentainsd in Wino& which
make. It so .mases In all .'eh ogees.
11. C. Dunlop. druggist, Bedford
Block. Ooderkb, Ont.
MADO MACDONALD'S MESSAGE
Te Little Girl Cowsin Who Had Sent
Hina a Sort.
Toronto, May 8. --Margaret Struth-
ers, eight years old, daughter of Dr.
Struthers, medical uMcer of the On-
tario Compensation Board, received •
letter yesterday which she will cherish
.11 her life. It came from Lieut. Jitado
Macdonald, of the Q 'cell'. Own, who
was killed in the r.strle of Ltng.-
marck. 11 was (be last letter writter.
by one of the must popular Toronto
soldier In acknowledginpl the re-
oeipt of a scarf which his cousin. Mar-
garet Struthers, bed gent •t i him,
Lieut. Macdonald wrote the following :
Belgium. April lei. 1915.
"My Dear Margaret., -1 thank you.o
much for your dear gray scarf. It
was just what i needed. 1 ou must be
a wonderful worker to have inside so
nice • scarf. You mu.t feel awful
sorry for the poor little girls over here
who have been driven out of their
homes by the Germans. There are
thousands of families in the towns
around here living in wagons and carts
and tent.. Their beautiful homer are
smaabed down by the German guns.
Now, Margaret, 1 would like to get a
letter from you some ti,,.e, and 1 will
tell you mole about things over here
next trine."
The above letter was wt itt.eo the
day before he stet his death by • obeli,
when hie batt.lioo was advancing to
reinforce comrades who. were being
*wept back by the German hordes.
Lieut. Macdonald has relatives in
Ooderieb end Bale Mies Struthers le
• daughter of a former O.C. I. student
Liner :owiwyed Safely
Glasgow. May 19--11te Cunard laser
T saeylvaela Inas cosvoyed tkroogk
the s.bsearlas son by ships of the
British wvy. PaMeagses et the
Transylvania ear that wises they
mere searing the BOHM pert the
periscope et a submarine was &Mery
N ,n tri shIp's wake. TM War dg.
bons.. .M the wbsarlas tlmNsan
ed.
Sown Acre Sae Olean
Haves, May 1l-Tbe a.e11416m.10 es-
1014We4 by the terms' aealheaat
sf
Ontami has bees esspS0toly •e.
adore by t' allied miaow Adm
Wen were Ws to alagaa ` WNW
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NOM Moldier
stasma�..N.00to$1.itis • �••
ona ..••••••• T.J14 7.
de. comma' . 6.76 7.40 •
Hewn. good to ekoto. 7.60 9.40
da medium s 7.00 7.1S :
Stetcher cows. choice.,. 0.64 7.60
de. good 6.60 6.00 •
de. maw= 4.06 1.76
Butcher but a. choice.,0.11 7.60 •
do. good balls C.10 0.00 •
da medium 6.76 6.00
40. r.udb 'wlogs& . 4.10 4.76 •
Feeders, 900 to 1.100 lbs7.00 7.60 •
da bulls 6.60 6.a
Stockers. 700 Of 900 lbs7.00 7.10 •
do. med.. 650 to 7600.16 0.10 •
do. light, 500 W 6506.35 6.60 dh
Cannons .,. 3.76 - 4.60 •
Cutter' ... 4.10 6.00
MIIken, h ho:c a, each. 60.00 90.00 ,
Sp
ba1.00 76.00 I •
Calves, veal. choly6.00 9.60 •
do. medium . ,7.00 3.00 •
do. commo'1 6.00 6.50 t •
7.00 .,lu
5.00 6.00 0
5.76 6.00 •
5.00
de. meds steers.
A MAMMOTH SUGAR REFINERY.
Semitone Tbe.rad Teas d Concrete
Used is lea Construction.
8t. John, N. 0..•boa.te of having at
least one great building that may be
truly tereued.•'as .olid as a rock"
lbig is the AtAantic Sugar Refineries,
wbieh required Iwo years in tbe build -
log. ft•'venteen thousand tons of con-
crete and throe thousand tons of steel
were required in its .,onstruction, and
it is recognized as being not only a
credit to Canada, but also the most
up-to-date plant of its kind on the
continent. Some of the machinery,
which was designed expressly tor this
refinery, is almost Inman in it work-
ing. This is particularly true of the
macbioes which fill the two -pound
and five -pound cartons of LANTIC
GRANULATED SUGAR. Three ma-
chines told and seal the cardboard
cartons, and weigh each one so that
the carton contains the full weight of
sugar as stamped on the outside, and
all this without being touched by
huusan hands. The Atlantic Refin-
eries also contain many other interest-
ing devices for t8e refining and
purification of sugar. which enables
this complete plant to have an output
of one million pounds of sugar a day,
or a yearly output of three hundred
miilious pounds of sugar. Only cane
sugar will be used in the Atlantic Re -
Retries. so that those who buy LAN-
TiC SUGAR, either so cartons or the
10. 2O or 100 -pound bags, will be certain
to obtain the very nest granulated
caos sugar refined under the mot
sanitary conditions.
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MIDDY BLOUSES for
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No. 1744 -Child's Middymade of No. 1Tlfi-Mlase.' smart Middy •
No. 1T�.-Ladies' Middy madey
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white middy cloth wth garbs made cf extra quality middy •
of white twill middy cloth, •
eollar and cuffs, pockets, and cloth, oaths collar, wide halt, two
laced front. Navy. red and
similar to No. 17441. Sixes 34 to pockets. Sizes 16 to 80 years
cadet. Sizes 6 to ltl years. W. Special each 61.00 each 61.010 •
ringers
Lambs, yearlings 10
Spring lamb-
Back Iambs
Ewes, light
Sheep, heavy and bucks 3.50
Hogs, weighed off ears. 9.40
do. fed and watered. 9.15
do. . f.o.b 8.80
New and Dainty Designs in Waists
Just to hand some very smart New Waists in the latest styles 'in voile and
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muslin, embroideredlfronts:and Iaceitrimmed. Special each $1.10 •
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Wholesale Produce
New laid eggs, .n cart'ns$ .23 to $ .24
New laid eggs .21 .22
Cheese-:.ew, large, 19%c; do.
twins. 19%c; old, large, 20%c; do.
twins. 20%c.
Butter -
Creamery prints. fresh.. .32 34
Cream solids .28 30
Dalry prints ..... .24 .26
Bakers' .22 .23
Beans -I ,Imes, bushel, 13.10 to
1345; H.P., per bushel, 83.2u to 13.25.
The new Parasols have arrived and are very smart, in all the novelty styles in
• "India" and "Queen Mary" in plain colors and fancy designs. From $1.00 to •
• $3.50 each •
• Children's colored Parasols, smart designs From S0c •
• Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear •
• Three Leading Lines. •
• The Scotch Store has always been recognized as the best place to buy •
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• Hosiey, as only well-known brands are kept, such as "Radium," "Penman's"
• and . "Sunshine Brands. •
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Honey -Buckwheat. ;lie a pound. :
In tins; 7c t,. 7%c in carrels; strain-
ed clover honey, 124•c; :4c In 5 -lb. •
tins; comb honey, No. 1, .3 per dos.;
No. 2.92.40 per dozen.
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Poultry- Live Dressed •
Chickens tic to U c 17c to 20'
Fowl 12c 14c 14o 16c 1 •
Ducks ,leo 12c 16o 1Se •
Turkeys 15e 16c 20c 28G •
Onions. -Canadian. 75 pound bags,
91.40; Egyptian, erste, 85.60 to 90.76. •
Potatoes-Ontario,65c per bag, out •
rat store; 10c In car lots:New Bruns-
wick', 70c per bag. out of sto-e; Oso •
In car lots.
Other Vegetables -Turnips, bag.
50e; carrots, bag. 75c; beet, bag.
tee; parsnips. bag. 40c.
Brophey Bros.
eoDHawcls
TM Load*
Puma! DIreders
aid Embalmers
Otrdere essieb.ry aMonend to
tM el bums tight ea Emr.
Toronto Grain Prier
Manitoba 1o••r quotations at Tor-
toni*'are: -.rat patents. '8.20 in cut-
ton and 18.10 In jut . strong bakers.
17.60 1n cotton and 97.40 1n jute.
Ontario oats -Na 2 w bite. 610 to
13e, outside; 05. es 50%S. Termites
Buckwheat -SOC. nimaint .
Brea-Marttobs, 526, in bags. tor-
oato, and . ho: t, 7228. Toronto; mid-
dlings. $33 to 935.
- Rolled Uat -$3.4u to 53.50 per ba S.
Barley ---Ootids No. 3..73e to 75..
nominal, on orae.
Manitoba wheat-oport-No 1 , MiIIar's - Scotch Store •
northers, =lK6y; No.. 2.'81.63; So.
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( arra-N°' 2. 917<e elf. to . ay • TELEPHONE NO. 56 •
ports.
Oatar:o flout -3u.10 to 56.15. sta.
Pads -No.., noes'ral. 91.70, but very•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••0
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Women's Lisle Thread Seamless Hose, Radium make, extra quality.
Black, tan, white, pink, sky and cardinal. Per pair .. 25c
Women's fibre Silk Boot Hose, extra quality, Radium brand, in black, tan
and wh te „ Per pair 35c, or 3 pairs, for $1.00
Women's fibre Silk Hose, a lovely sheer quality, black and white, Special
per pair 50c
Boys' and girls' Hose. Princess Ribbed Lisle Hose for girls in black and
tan, a most popular line. All sizes, at per pair 25c
Buster Brown Sister Hose, a silk finished lisle a very dressy hose in black
tan, pink, sky and white. All sizes, per pair 2s
Buster Brown Hose, the hose for the boys, will give thorough satisfaction.
All sizes, per pair 25c
• Infants' ;Lisle Socks in plain colors and fancy tops. Sizes 4 to 8.;.
Per pair 15c to 25c
Our stock of Knitted Summer Underwear is complete in both ladies' and
children's. Buy the Corona Summer Underwear for best value.
Kayser Silk Gloves in long and short lengths in all colors at keenest prices.
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"McCALL PATTERNS ARE THE BEST."
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Ontsr'o wheat No. 2, 91.49 te
11 90. outside.
2. 11.17 to 11.19.
':anat:a Western eat -No. 3 at bay
ports, 6'ilc; No. -3; 76idc; No. 1 extra
feed, 69tyc.
East auffale Cattle
Cattle -Receipt. 3.500; fairly ere
:;ve; prime steers. 98.60 to 18.80;
hlpptig, 57.71 to 99.35: butchers,
9 ,u to 58.60; bel(. rs. 15 25 to 98.25;
sows. 83.75 to 97.25; bulb, 94.50 to
17.35.
Veal.-Rtcelpt, 1,300; active;
14.50 to 89.10.
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Hogs-ecelpts.
R 18,600; active;
Meavy. 88.16 to Ib 25; mixed.
yorkers, 58.15 to 1426; pigs, $ .90 to
!8; roughs, 16.76 to 16.86; stags, 95
la 15.75.
Sh:ep and Iambs --Receipts, 9,000;
ctlre; sheep stesdy; lambs, 96 to
110.75; yearlings. 16.60 to 93.25;
ethers, it to $s 50; ewes, 53 .o
;7.70; sheep, mixed, 17.75 to 53.
Chicago Live Steck
tattle -Receipts, 17.000; market
steady; native steers. 54.80 to 99.25;
western steers, 56 to 57.36; cows and
heifers, 51.30 to 58 76; calves, 96.110
to 99.29.
1:cgs--Recelpts, 36,000; market
slow; light. 57.60 10 87.00; mixed.
17.56 to 57.90; heavy. 57.30 to 57.01;
rough. 57.30 to 57 45; lion. 86.74 to
17.11; bulk of sales. 57.70 to 57.50.
Sheep -Receipts. 10,100; market
weak; sheep, ;';.90 to 50.76; lambs.
native, 57.76 to 510.16.
0..tS-W Islseal.
Beet. for.gttt1aarett s. cwt.$11.00 toill .NI
da kladguarters.. 16.0 16.50
Carcases, cholas 11.50 U.50
do. common 110 11.00
Yea:s, commas..cwt7,00 0.40
da amities 0.00 11.40
da prime 11.00 14.40
Heavy logs 1'.36 10.71
Shop hogs 11.71 11.16
Metts., hmvy 10.00 11.00
de. apt 13.40 14.06
Lambs .... 14.50 110.40
Spring labs 1.40 2.40
Wed Nay
Trick prices. Toronto, eco:
Ne, 1 baled bay 517.001' $17.110
Ns 1 haled hay
Ne. 3 haled bay
`leo straw .
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HERE ARE A FEW
Extraordinary Values
in Hardware
We have a limited quantity of Paint, which if bought
today would retail at 25c per 1-2 pint tin.
YOUR CHOICE OF SHADES 8c PER 1-2 PINT TIN
Handy Varnish Stains, regular 25c tins for 13c
Regular 45c tins for 27C
Leather has gone up. We have just purchased an assortment of
half -soles, that we can sell you at sac per pair, while they last. Regu-
lar vatue-35c 011a
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