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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-7-15, Page 3• THE SIGNAL : GODIRI : ONTARIO HE 011111111 AND ONLY 1 ENOIRE DEWIR1 OT IMITA- TIOIfs SOLD ON THE MERITS 00 IINARD'S LINIIENT BOO KBI N UIN (i MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS and 1.IBRARIES based or repaired. BOLD LETT/MINI op LEATHER GOODS : a&'rV1$IOYdL. Gs404olts .a Matta A. E. TAY L()R. Itt.ATvoaD. ■EDICAL 1116. 011). H 0.I LE M.kN N. OttTE- t PATH, smandist is ,rasa... and stip Iran's Mamma. mats, Wreak sod t vsV eases. ort eat sora sad anat. p uktdiaaat sore. Iwshato sod rlsunaUe eow..i to.... Ad* sando Mare 1 wirk..wt lire kwi'rleges at iadir.t.a.. caw Let 34.1 ♦Yd r!.. Anjw's a. mesAt hem saes Mo.dar.. Wart yes and Batsadap: say creates bdM .0.t. imews. milsly . J. R. YURSTKR-EYB. EAR. threat . Bow .rmueaqie0a. rk Uphtba/Mo sad Aural lartitst0 Abel... Tar. Mosta truest Ha.pital. Bess... sad MIM gym HatetW. to Kam Clare BWaterlooos. 0. t+tl a. ms.. Mts. r.. 1 to r P a T seessr a- AUCTIONERIL THOMATHOMAS UUNDRY S AIICTWN>aR: nes el. Oseirle1. AtiMorestises by mai dknial sass will bo sirsoo..y . amid is. es aHsMlme 1111 .t LEGAL 11 U. HAYS HARELIT R. BOLICTTOR I.OTARY PtM at, hit- =r t.. (Imes-tl T - am Ba lavaHmwiltw arse. gena hats Lams and legation. a�fitUL'DPUIYr, YILLORAN PROs: bt OQT LMHU2=aa ieubic1YUR0. SMARM PV L&C. eta flus on tan Smeart soma Mot bola Haw Brea .tract. uer.riet rrivMr tsar to was at Mweat Mei WJ.Psotosoor. C.C. J. L !Lica.. W. Psoerieoor, Jo. 1V U. CAMERON. K. 0.. AARRI$ TEX solicitor, scary pall• Oaess Meow Uudmar, thud der be Memos At Chaim 'f florae: of ma wort ia erns en co Albert circlet on tied by Mr. MasNr Ulla boar. A a.m. tae p.m. LliARL1119 UA1tIW W, LL.B., BAR- atflrTlat. attorney. so&elMr, levo.. Owls - Mown Lobed at lowers raise 1 AGER. BARRISTER, SOL glIMAGER.. hair. Notary yahoo read t sav Imeyoaesr re-Gon aHowO . sdsriob. til= tk- IISUftAIICE, WAN& STC. mrMDlt oo° FNTO . eaedstar Hawlltoa attest. O.dsrt.t WR. ROBERTSON. • INSURANCE' AGENT. imp Aso Ussrrxrtn : sr*U.b. commas sal AorMaa. Ao.lsr.mr Soaxaw Arm s cruo'ues' Lunt, prr�: a'lal Loma a 1� T ss I 1J- r xe Ocraaa1T20 liana., efdspty and Gsarsineetemperay. Class M resl4'taes. artbast ono( at T1s Marla sad at Davi's samiso. Phos, 17t Olo aIoRLLLOP MUTUAL FIRM IN - rim AN C M and MMNll tlOw�oss.- .7. i Pew, agrrtk P.O.: ass.-Treee. motarta P. o. aww.ia Mil es avant scot; .act routsMarisa ; Mara' lfraiream. lizasasabl. AmwM : J. WYM rwAl nelwv. I ex. Mack Clinton ; Wpllao Olmor r. Bsatsenb ; enrsaaallaay. usaderib. t'spst-balisIS pm 11•r emil J )Nrefalbtheir seas rm.sysa Chaim acwr1rait.yl EAEEIABs LIc 1216 - -- W.LTs : glauca. ILI6LLchi. P.. lacus or lraaa6AOa mama Palate SNIeslsr 1I. S. BABCCOCE, Lawyer WA, sad Mal Patent Atterow. rY- •o o • sepses,,! C'raM tied 0. lla- Kella d dw1. ps sa mats prowtred /r commiel tlupsre readied in pelmet smite. Pat - sets lwt awMrMs. N M. AMOS Serest. sews So brarwanew Brophey Bros. 00D114i011 1>•e I.eadla= sad Embalmers ottotiol to grin 411....2_4117;004 er al Ai smirk. MART QUOTATiONS 1 JULY 11 Termite 'CMOs Merltot Ritts choles steer 14.21 to p.10 16ttteber slows. geed6.66 6.28 dna •niedlua 1.26 7.16 do. memos 4.66 0.60 Heifer.. good to choles7.60 7./u do. mewls. 1.00 7.11 Hate►.r Cows• choke0.16 7.26 do. good 6.60 6.09 comma 4.66 0.00 D otage halls. choice. , 0.76. 7.10 de good bolls 4. 6.21 do. medium ... 6.75 4.09 do. roasts bologna4.60 4.75 Ptsedsrs. 000 to 1.000 lbs7.04 7.25 do. bulls 6.60 0.10 S tockers. 700 to 100 lbs7.04 7.25 do. mod. 060 to 710 6.26 6.60 do. light. 600 to 650 6.00 5.1 Censers 1.76 4.61 Cutters 4.60 6.00 Milkers, choice, sackMI.00 10.00 Springers 50. C0 60.0.1 Calves. real. choice... 2.00 10.50 do. medium 7.09 1.00 do. comae. 1.60 0.00 Lambs. yearlings 7.00 3.n. Cal led ' lambs 7 .01 7.60 Beek lambs .... 6.60 6.75 Ewes, light 5.60 Sheep. heal and bucks 2.66 Hogs. welg!•ed off can. 1.60 do. fed and watered. 9.25 da f.o.b. 1.0) Have beautiful window !decorations Nothing gives eunuch pleasure as a well decorated window. Your windows will be tie envy of your neighbon if you use the �YtsaE Flat Rod -1.. sereeiw awl impairs Gooroatood not to sag ay tailiallt Tient is a !Cinch flat Red la a color to match your woodwork or disputa. Every rod commies a written gummies dot it will not sag or tarnish. A's ss m4 to ham ea eetreses• wi ds• oat&Ns Kk..1 Rat 0.611 ' (1 Come In and them 4.50 Wholesale Produce Toronto wholesale prices to the trade:- Eggs-- Spectal (cartons) .... .24 to .25 Extras (selects) . .23 .24 No. 1 (new laid) .21 .22 No. 2 .11 .19 Cheese --New. Targe, )7c; do. twins; 17%c; old, large. 22c; do. tw:ns 22%c. Butter - Creamery prints, fresh.27 .29 Creamery solids .26 .28 Dairy .prints .. .21 .23 Bakers' .19 .21 Honey -Buckwheat, 7,:c a pound. in tins; 7c to 7%c in berm:,; stralced clover honey. 12%c; 14c in 5-1b. tins; comb honey. No. 1. $3 per dozen; No. 2. $2:40 per dozen. Poultry Live Dressed Old fowl. Ib. .. 12c 14c 15c 1Se Spring broilers 17c 20s; Old turkeys... 16c 20c Turkeys .. Sac 26c Ducklings .... 13c ' 16c 17c lbc Toronto Grain Prices. Manitoba doer quotations at Tor onto are: First patents, 17.10 la cot- ton; second . patents, 36.50 in jute; strong bakers, $6.30 to jute. Ontario oats -:-No. 2 white. 66c to 57e, outside; No. 2, 65c to 60c. Buckwbest-Ncmf'lal. Bran -Manitoba,. $27, In tags, Ton onto. and shorts 1129, Tomato, mId- dilags. 130. Rolled eats --13.40 to 13.60 Per bug Barley -Ontario No. 3. 70e;-nomtna:. outside; feed barley, 662. Manitoba wheat -Bay ports -No. 1 •orthern, $1 41: No. 2. 11.2$144; No. 3. $1.35. t rick. laky ports. Corn -Nb. 2. 82e, c.i.f.. buy Forts; Canadian. No. 2. nom nil. Ontario goer -14.75. seaboard. Peas -No. 2. nr•se'asl. Rye -Ne: 2. nominal *Canada V. stern aatL-No. 2 at bay porta, 13c. Ontario wr-eat-No. 2 white, 11.122 1.0 11.15, outside. East Suffslm Cattle Cattle-Re•:eipts. 1.50 ' head; dry -fed active. grass-fed slow; prime steer.. 30.50 to 110; shipping, 2y 7b to 69.40: butchery. $:.:5 to 59; he tern, ft to 1S.60 cows. 13 :0 to 17; : t IIs, 15 to $7. Veils-Rr. celptr, 1.40:, head: active: 14 50 10 111. 11cga-Receipts. 15 00.1 brad; ac- ttec: heavy. $a 10 13 0;; mixed, 10.10 to 83.15; yorkers. 38.10 to 111.2.1; pigs. 18.16 to $S.2:v; rougks, 14.50 to $6.60; :tags. 15 to 25.75. S.ieeh and Iain*s-Reeetpts, 4,001 head; •.•tire; Iam'1g, 17 to 810; year. limgs. 65 to $S; wetbers. 14.75 to 17; ewes, 83 to 16.60; sheep, mlud, 14.50 to 16.75. Meats -Wholesale Beef, forequarters, cwt.110.76 to 111.75 do. bindguar era .. 15.00 10.00 Carcases. choice .... 12.50 13.50 do. ' common 11.00 12.00 Veale. common. cwt7.00 1.00 do. medium 1.00 11.04 40. prima . 11.00 14.04 Hcavy hogs 10.00 10.50 do. shop 12.00 12.50 Mutton. heavy 1.00 11.60 do. light 11.00 14.00 Spring lambs 10.00 23.00 Chicago Lha Steck Cattle-Recs:pts. 21.000; market weak; settee steers, $4.80 to $10.30; western steers. 17.30 to $1.40; cows sad .heifers, 12.30 to $1.20; calves, 87.10 to 111. Hots•-Recelpts, 36.004: market slow; 'lift. 17.26 to $7.75; mixed. 66.00 to $7.45; heavy. 16 70 to 17.46: roughs. 10,70 to 14.116; pigs, 8.71 to $7.40; mitt of sales, $7 to $7.04. $beep-Rceelpta. 12.000; market weak; sheep. 16.60 to 14.75; babe, .adage $7 to 14.50. li Choose Markets Cowaasvtrh. Que.-PNteea factories offered 176 packages of butter sad 18 boxes of cheese: 770 Packages of butter sold at 2$*., 106 pentagon toe- ing easeld. (.'limes offered at 14 6-11e. No seise. 1SNevtlls•--2.11( bozos cheese lien ed. AU sad at 16e. St. Ryaettithe QM -All a[orhtgs were sold. Batter at 27144 sad cheese at 14e. Sated May gad Straw GEO. HOHME1ER Seaso retie Footwear WE feel the ',ay least we can do for ycu when you come into this store is to gine you Shoes or Rubbers that will be ahwlutely com- fortable and will wear to your astiitacticn We want you to realise that your well - fate is our Hest consideration Our prices- are mast reason able. REPAIRING Geo. MacVicar North side of Square Goderich melsowateeramereammeaelanowatearames Oil Stoves 1 a► .•- We handle the New Per- fection and Quick Meal Oil Stoves. And- have 'also two De- troit Vapor Stoves, prac- tically as good as new. to be sold at about Halt Price W. R.PINDER Phone 1't1 Hamilton Street ••A Man's Ability Is His Passport" FRANK WEAVER t Prof lee Marie and Vote rpec,dat. Teacher Vaca C.kw. and Annie Scary 1.01011. OOTA00 txr.ih•es - 0.eerh Comm* Enw.cw.sn end tw.erweaion Few teems and lwrsrwsatime apply PORTER'S .00K STORE Merehoata are sow baylag as freak, 11 7�6sest . at flee te6Mwlag arises: i 1lalel key. No. 1, teem Ie t. $ta.60 M Ma $ 60 , tea .... 24. 4.60 PEN I19liw. l0a - 7.16 6.te ' NEIV6ATE STkEE T _LIVERY Having purchased the livery; hu.ioees of Wee. KIWI. 1 am improving the equlpnaeet and in- tend to pm°vide Good horses Prompt Service and Up-to-date Rip All order. *111 reeeivl prompt and carotid at. teetle0. Minot Mnowa Ilio 172 ler a geed tomcat. R. STOWE OUR OTTAWA LETIER NMMNw tc P. (8111111c 4141414.0414141 Ottawa, July 1a -The Hee. Artber Mashes. who is toe chartered phreae- smaker of the Govrem ver. spoke re- eeetly of the Nali000l Tess.eeetis- ..te! Railway as ”throwing its sinis- ter shadow admen Canada from the Atlantic to the Paella. - This. together with the feet that the Boo. Pram ()ochrous and General Mae - ewer (lugedes have bees buying a lot of ween 1 -band loeomotivss and rolUog . cork for the NatWest Trans_oetineet. al late►y, is taken W ,seam that this great oewpeiae is to get the worst of it In the future, es it baa done in the pan. from the Boise Uovernm.et. The N. T. R. has no (ricotta in the resent Ade labtra'ion. Tb. ikjec- tio0 to it is out that it Isn't • high- class sailwasy-lnd..d, at i. the brat twist railway ore the continent -but that it wasn't hero right The Lobo - ale fathered it sad rbc Conservative Government doesn't think any the more of it for that. A .t• parothel's breath is no colder tbaa the treatment this railwa has berrcriviag tort .ince the I:overnmeat tookim °free. The We. hoe two to handle it kw am a railway titan .. • potential source cf trouble for an aggressive Opposition. The sltaunton-Uuteliuo report is bot mot example of the way it baa hese teed to "dot scmethiog oar the civil•." The Laui ler Uovernsrest was vet y ctreful to give the Grand trunk Pa. i*C Cowper y no .Ieu.e sur declining to takeover the road or any portion of it on compl.tios. The Compeer was never keep on operating the 'gran" portion of the road from Cochrane east. but the Lousier Gov- ernment kept them strictly to their hargaio. That was all changed. how- ever. when the Bolden (.overomeet came in. After that the Company dad not have to lot k far for Haws au the contract which would relieve them of executing the letup. (tirades were altered. .witebtracks sutet,luted and important cbaoges in the line and ter- minal were made in the city of tj•rrtec, not only witbnut the consent of the Grand Ti uuk Pacisc Company, which was iwper.tive under the agreement. but also am■in.t 1be active protest of the 0. T. P. In fact. the Borden Gov. e10meut not only invited the Coin - party to refuse to operate t he line, but actually provided the ne•-e►.rry et, demo for the Company to make is case. Along with these overt arta of hostil- ity w the Natiooai Tiao.contieental Railway. the Bolden Government has pursuers a policy of playing faros item --- said termite being the C. N: K. 1 he C. P. R. was tick and powerful and had no grew need of the Burdon Gov- ernment. so the C. N.111 , which was still hungry for fame, wee adopted a. the Conservative railway. Anything it could get lipoid hr that much sew for the National Traneeotitiseotal. As a result .•f this dog -in -the mseger pol- icy, the Government is liable to have two transcontinental railways on its bands, a bigb-claws one. the N. T. R., which, haring been built right in the first place, will est little for reptiles and renewals, and am:thee. a ••sod' railway, the C. N. R.. which was thrown tor, her in a Kwat ban? and will need rebulldieg almost humeri - Lately. at cost of a1: QII)tlw)0. Hatred of the Liberals .Quid hardly go further. Wben the National Tran,eontin- ental Railway bill was in it. formative stages tb.re was a great deal ..1 Cance vatire opinion in favor of it. Conservative candidates. particu- larly in the Northwest. clamored for it, Conservative gewrpapere in Briti.l: Columbia furreaw is it the develop- ment of teat Psosiece,• the Gram Brewers' Amoriatlon endorsed it. boards of trade from Veer -mixer to Halifax gave it their ussqualified .p- psoral, and the late Hon. Mamue! Barker spoke strongly in favor of it in the House of Comm m.. In short. there was plenty of unbiased opinion nes the Conservative side of polities in favor of an all -Canada railway That would open up our hinterland. turnish competition with ex 'glair railways and provide ^heap rates. It seems a pity that so many mord intentions were fog/attire when the Barden Gov- ernment came to power and measures taken to make a hordao of what should be • splendid asset of the people of Canada. In view of subsequent event., pol- iticians al Ottawa are renemehering that Leader Borden was sever friend- ly to the N. T. R.. in fact. be liked ale -tont any railway. Gm C. P. R. or the (:. T. I , better than the new rail- way the Liberal Govern,Lmet was sug- gesting One day be was sweet ore theO. P. R. and would father.eb.me. to give that railway a.tr.sgle-bold on the new enterprise. The seat day be would favor tms 0. 1'. R. plan to ez- tend westward from North Bev sad route the grain the old way for Liver- pool via Portland. Maine. But Dever by any cbaoce did be see booths in the N. T. R. The scales were on hie eyes and he had no wish to remove them it Ieieg for duty of an Opposition to oppose. Leader Borden opposed with great invention and mower. The :ippo.iog was good is those da s. It was so good mat leader had 'eves mlterualive policies, beiag one for every day in the week, ischsd- iog Sunday. He was willing to ac - inapt awy or all of throe poli...., pro- vided only be could ditch the N. T. R. it was not, pet hare. that be loved the N. T. R. leas, but be loved the C. P. H. end O. 1'. R. more and foetid it better tactics to adopt their pleas. He. no more than they. had any eye for that part of Canada from Wissipeg vert which coemitstes the bask toiletry of Ostarin and Quirhec, the great clay belt which is to be (be future home of TaorAT. Jots 161 1116 i Watch Our Special Piece -Goods Sales Reduce the High Cost of Dressing e Me,r Plain and Figured Linea Used to Advantage in a Simple Tailored Dress )lc(`all Patterns waist (o. 66r s; Skirt X... 6p4 Tao of the many new demists 1.,t July. Price, t5 •carts 0x4. Thi:; Smart Porch Gown Showing the Quaker Collar and Bell Sleeves Is Easily Constructed at Home. Striped' linen is one of the coolest and daintiest of 'materials for summer wear. it is attractively shown in this simple costume with guimpe of organdy. The skirt is full and the bodice is one of the new surplice design.: The organdy guimpe, with its wide Quaker collar, is a distinctive -feature': the hell sleeves are cool and becom- ing, and. the pointed girdle is a detail that saves the frock front severity. This is a dress that is appropriate for the street, shop- ing, etc.: for general morning wear, or for the beach. Developed in' one of the .oft summer silks, plain, striped or figured, or in a silk poplin. Which is an excellent wearing material. this would be a charming dress for afternoons. The guimpe may be of organdy, linen. net or chiffon. Developed in Summer Silk, this dress costs but $6.18 To develop this frock with :;R -inch skirt as illustrated in Summer Silk requires'G 3-s yards of 36•inch material, 5-S yard of 43 -inch organdy for collar and vest and 1-2 yard of plain 311 -inch silk for the belt 'Pattern No. ti3S )) which completes the costume. The above price is furl iz' :i1I and includes the McCall Patterns No.. *1(165- lst7i,.&.1S0 and everything ner.ssery for making. Smaller or larger sires at only slightly lower or higher figurer. The perfect fit and simplicity of .all McCall Patterns make the very newest stiles possible to the woman of modest means. - Special Values in White Voiles' Another shipment of white Cotton Voiles in plain and fancy weaves just to hand. Many of these Voiles we will not manage to get again this season. Plain White Cotton Voiles, extra sheer, beauti- Fancy figured Voiles in checks and stripes in ful quality, double width, at: per yard. 30c, the' 'season's most popular designs Double 33c. 39c and 30c. ,. width, :;:1c to Mc per yard. Black and Whitt Stripe Materials in voiles, organdies and batistes. Black and white stripe \\-ash Goods are most popular. Our r howiug is most up • todate in narrow and wide. stripes • at 20c, 25c and 33c per yard. Ladies' porous -knit umbrella drawers. lacy Special values in ladies summer vest., porous - ,v triinmetl. per pair ;3c knit: short or no sleeves, extra quality, 23c each For the Verandah Awning Stripes in best quality a green. red• and fawn. extra heavy, special per yard 25c. Jap Matting for the. step:., porches. churehe.. etc.. only the best quality. 'kept in stock. at keenest prices.. japan rse Bamboo Verandah Shades in .all widths to snit all verandahs. From 81.2.3 each accord= ing to site. Special value. in heavy quality Mikado Vefbn-. dal' Mats at 81.(X),.$1,:111 to 84.50 each. McCALL'S PATTERNS ARE THE BEST x Millar's Scotch Store Pieft 56 The Square, Goderich, Ontario millions, In .hart, Leader Her- i suppressed evidencm,garbltd figure. and Money talk+, hot den's Idea of a national railway was then came to the net conA'*+ion that , whether or not we something which would lease that) the railway would baveeo.t 1115,teekissi wisel) •. part of Canada aliedately out. The less if it bad been built that mutt' Weal was peahens worth looking et,cheaper-this hill for that precious 1 _ __ _ ___ but the Kest could go chase itself His! __ Riese of work was not lase than Sinn. - seven alternative policies, as far as )*M. But the Staunton -Ont -lies re- ran be rensentl..•r.4. weren't follows :-I port is • were bagatelle beside the dr - (1) To utibr.- the water Coutes, lake, hirerate moafitoIl_'tri lN),,tliN) mind and river. I railwry fur ptilartisanns purfaposes i'-1 To extend the Intereolonial to H. F. 1.. Georgian Bay and thence to Winni-i Getting the Highest Bid. (*1 To give assistance t a the l:rand '11 ^onld have done better than to Trunk Pacific. ma tics" 111 To control rates in return for ,.A c.,mmon cryamong wives, my reasoc.hie public aid. to extend f or I dear. You womeo0,on, n't Name u. let.reolooitl as a Government road 1 moo for your lark of bshusiness ■acumen. nand fess it teem (ioverwmest doatrol• , To *son" yourselves that you have l5) To extend the Intereolopirl i tnar meet are well .1, pnlwe;hle Vila +Aould •erose the eolti*est -owned and cop- invite sealed pt opoesl.." - Ean.IW Pity trolled by the people.' Journal. 1Al To aid the (rand Trunk to build from North Bay to the Paddle as *bey wi.eed (71 To build • pat Fork railway enttsiettest of the Int Metal. Con- ed• Ailastiwe. Casadra Pacific. Cana• dime Xoetbers, einem with connecting Hake and eeeeseary extesetona. At sw stage of the gages did Llottlear Bordlen advocate (nversment oper- ation of railways. Ts. (overament le THAM* to be operatieg three railways pprrersseennfly. hot it was fenced into the Msahnsaa I'v elreum.taneee.-raid cir- .•umatanner l.t tag a desire toplay the C. N. 1R against the N. T. 11t1 sed make the latter as failure as a Liberal etsrprbe. laT*ruga tab i n t My 1.100*tealternativehteh polar the polic which h.e been perm � M hook or ernnk ever Piero the Government took °files in Neptesehor, 1111. To the sone policies already oersted must tin* he added. 18) To dish be N. T. R. and 44 the Liberals whomever possible. It has coot something to work tide oet. The bill tot the lllasato•- iso report, wbkb .Mgeetad statatis, i it never tells us are inveatiog it Wester§ University LONDON ANOTHER GREAT ADVANCE Income Doubled. -now 873.111). Another Large Addition to Facull y and Equipment in Arts and Medicine. Greatly increased Enrol- ment in View. \Veite for particulars M; E. E. Braithwaite. M.A.. Ph. 0. President -Y- MRE $2 25 TO CLEVELAND EVERY TUESDAY -THURSDAY '46N: :AND SATURDIAY - 1 THE STEAMER "STATE OF OHIO" 1)..w 2254 Ie Segetrouber 4111 twee -s �. ru.u. t t.er.ay sw awe tr..mt mit 111.111.0*. n er P. aM 11 1 wore m -...nay. w«I.eii rr riwmr' . ' . .. . . u'w elAVIS .54.tw�valiu.rta te'Ka.•e• .R ,n.aAnirr+,'w./e a.eM .1 Oer.M1 r..i41Mra.4*ra.wn, ,0ea00nAs/ t4/foe 44 64,0114 e. P. .•M. La•rP•M..o..IwweW.w QCURiaON TO CLEVELAIO-EVERY SATURDAY nnaslf tow Pon "Wry. %ewer,. 11,r P. W. al Wirer Wo ata lame . M TsrSsw 411.ewe. Warded ,.,. ors. .6 ni. arra ►.saw 1 a. to .a. Vsiod ars Pena at 21 tat We Lars Tr►. ti 1001 oaern.0 ,. naw. c. W . et.ermwa Corti.. AR. Mn i54.v. /tr 11. Cutvc Ape t sur►Ale TRANBtr co CLEIMIAND. d a