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Tenons Cattle Market
"Handy tacks steers. . 17.46 to
Butche, 7.16
do. rs.... 1.46
do. oerMOB 6.76
Heifers, cbole* .. , 7.25
do. good 060
do. medium 6.26
Hatcher cows, choice'1.21
do. cared
do. medium 6.26
Butcher bolls, choice6.86
do. medium 6•W
do. bologna , . 4,00
Weeders, 600 to 1,100 lbs. 4.00
do. bulls ,6.44
Stockers. 760 to *00 lbs6 00
do. hied., 160 to 760 6.60
do. light 4.76
('anners 3 00
Cutters ... 1.00
Milkers. choice, each 90.00
do. common 40.00
Springers 60.00
Calves, real, good 4.60
do. medium 7.00
do. common 4.73
do. grass 4.CU
Spring lambs, cwt. 10.00
Cull lambs 6.00
8.00
6.00
3.00
Hogs, off cars at packers 9 15
fed and watered. 8.75
light and heavy. 8.25
f.o.b. country8.40
6.26
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MERITS Olt
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LINIIENT
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BO0KB!NH1NG
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
SOLD LETTERING
on LEATHER HOODS
All *Men /weakly attended a as having
kem ea 1 IL.. d1U YIL, Oodedek.
A. 11. TAYLOR. e. &Arrow).
IEDICALr ys
UH. GEO. HEILEIL1NN, O8TE-
PATH..psdelLt le rees•a'r end the
dem'. dwa.... mete, arost: had eerreasdls.
weer.. ye, ear, how de
..d tptvat, pp..,tial s!
..m.. Inaba(t) •ad ebeawalia .ei.4h1see. Ad►
rwfe. ren.. c 1 wtl kset 19.9 knU.. Ofece et
idekutce. bassi NeI-e. had t)t. Asdrs..
•i.etr. Al hem idea* Maaders. Wee ne ds,*
sed estates,.: •log *rraIng fa' 9111e191m.04.
VasesJ. R. tYOB8TXR--11YeB, EAR.
rl.w YYoirk upktbalate heme *4 £heal t..Upi�ese,
Mead.. Oquere..aeaiN�6aewmaatlslMklest MesWtai
ramie., Lesla.d. flax r Rtlr 1lapatadesae 'Stt Strew.
Warned. ooesslt. Kern Clawed Hsu) k
•ita.m.,ftelp.m„ 7isaFa Tekpbs.e
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AUCTIO$EU.
THOMAS GUNDRY
i ACCTIUNtLR:
Boa (7.0adertak. An IrtraeUe . by feet
ktt .1 sternal earl wit& be prswptf/ a
MAad :o. lte..Ucoes talspesas its
LEGAL
Yearling sheep
Sheep, ewes. light
Culls
do.
do.
do.
Sows
11.1♦
7.66
7.16
0.60
7.76
7.26
6.60
0.76
4.116
6.76
7.44
6.06
4.76
0.76
6.26
6.60
0.00
6.10
3.76
4.60
00.00
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90.00
10.60
9.00
7.00
4.76
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7.60
9.00
7.60
4.50
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0.00
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0.00
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THE SIGNAL OQDRRICH. ONTARIO
KIOIFY DISEASE L"' �
WAS KILLINS NIM
us w w Im+e■"
TM M Klisy Rowdy
Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat -Ail nil. Na 1
northern, $1.32; No. 2. $1.29; No. 1.
11.26.
Manitoba oats -All rail, Toronto„
No. 2 C.W., 61e; No. 3 C:W.. 49c;
1 extra feed, 490; Na. 1 feed, 48c.
American corn -New, No. 3, 80Ka
Ooterio wheat -No. 2 winter, per
car lot. 11.05 to 11.07; slightly sprout-
ed and tough, according to sample, 51
to 11.04; sprouted or smutty and tong:•
according to sample, 90c to 96c; feed
(wheat, bee to 8k.
Ontario oats -No. 3 white, 37c to
Sic; com.aercial oats. 35c to 37c.
Peas --No. 2, per car lot, 51.90;
sample peas. 11.26 to 51.75. according
Ito sample.
Barley --Good malting barley, out-
ride, 67c to 60c; No. 2 feed. 60c to 53c
Buckwheat -76e to 77c.
Ryb-No. 1, 66c to 87e; re)e.ted,
70c to We, according to Sample.
lfaaltoba hour -Pint patents. In
gate bap, 54.60; seconds. 16.10;
strong bakers', M.N. In Jute bags.
Ontario flour -New winter. 44.80 to
N. according to sample, seaboard or
Toronto freights, In bash.
Millfeed-m'arloads, per too, deliver-
ed. Montreal ftetglns; " bran, 134;
shorts. 526; middlings. 826; good food
flour. 'bag. 51.60-
L. 11Alb
.o.IRStISTB.B.8.11t'tTIW,, t 0TARY
1•l.nut , eat .
U00 -8 riling busk Mock Hammon sures.,
3irasred . Tenaaam £
Steal tame Leak. load 1an.rsass.
phut; u Iter, r<1 LL.()RAN & COOICIi'
■•RKIs1Il5$. $OLUCITu1te. NOTA1Ulr.
Pt: nuC. ELL. -
(Moe on 1*.*00.e..acead deer from Ham
ad I. at tit. efe.arM`
rtirsto I...d. 50 W *1 tersest rata,.
W. Pea woos% LC. J. L. Wtaaaaa
L. J. A ou.•s.
II 0. U<111SRON. K. O.. i ARRIS
TOL. eaYrtor• misty yenta. !]Mese
Week Osawaea, shard doer fro
acre. At ta.etes Teandes et web welt 1.
on Alke. t bier* eeispded by bar.
11. urea keen IL a.m. tee Fa.
LARL168 tiAICltu LL.B., nA ta-
away se austraso.
sta. Soho
l BEAGER, BARRISTER, 8OL-
• te isr. Naar, P.bLk had L;e et aaeer.
e-t:eart M..r. Oaderlck. t►�at.
IJISURA$CS, LOAM& FTC.
64 L ILILI for MUTUAL FIRE IN
illi a U It INCE Ct.).-Vann wed keenest
t .. o poomets
If. alloblea, Pres., ttesMta P.O.;
°es Oudedisli
Ieeme = 5:7., a m'ee.•T�iei... a s P. w
letestws--U. M. Adhere. ae•Artk; Jeb.
8.1.1 wire. % m mo,.N'WenaRime.Cwriaase;
Jrba ysmaaweta. Medan/ea; Jams tears.
l(els�ra♦wa�'i sw�ttow llebert t errh, Maei.eLa•gt ; Naboth
� amt ?l• Atte, etk .
a ..erass.ta awn sat their card. we4$q* •
111.... Mora'. Clubtrs Were. R.
f et t'• Or. oe.7. •... *-L.+ . ee.•. -eieseeser.
. 3. V. f.eld's tie. eral e are, L•.1
U(►
�r��``,, PRIVATE FUNDe1 TO
,OVV lean. AH.Is a M. 0. ('Alt
list Bart4sr Itad;ase duct, Wdeefss.
Who/ rate Produce
Toronto wholesale prices to tie
trade:
Eggs -
S pecial (art's) newlaid.1 .50 to 5 .66
Extras (selects) stored& .33 .34
No. 1 straight storage.. .3•) .31
No. 2 .'5 24
Butter -
Creamery prints. fresh.':t .36
Creamery, solid! ' .33
Dairy prints .21 .20
Bakers' .22 .23
Cheese --Large, 14' c; twins, 19c.
Hooey -Buckwheat. barr-ls, 6%c to
7c; tins, 7c to 8c; clover, 60 -Ib. flus,
11Sec; do., 1016. tins. 12c; da. 51b.
tins. 12e; comb honey, No. 1. per
dozen, $3.00; do., No.
12.40
Poultry Live Dresszd
Old fowl, lb. Se lle
Chickens 11c 12c
Turkeys 16c )Sc
Ducks ... llc 14c
Geese 101 12c
Ih/oaantus, Orr., Aug. 96th, 1918.
"About two years ago, I found my
health in a very bad stab. My Alliseys
were hot doing their work and I was all
run down In condition. Baring seen
'Fruit -a -uvea' advertised, I decided to
try them. Their action was mild, and
the result all that could be expected.
My Kidneys resumed their normal
action after I had taken upwards of a,
dozen boxes and I rrgeieedn yold-rims
Mislay. Today, lam as well u ever."
B. A. KELLY.
OOc. • box, 6 for p.30, trial size 25e.
At deakrs or sent on receipt of prim
by Fruit -a -tires Limited, Ottawa.,
Po'ite Dorothy.
Dorothy we. .o bome.ick at her
tint earl y, and t r l d so bitterly, that
the hr- I..r'aoth.-r suggested tbat It
would he trotter for 1... to qn h..toe.
Dot onto. ■rrepted the idea. but a few
minutes later, upon *nswering • timid
kncck at 1he.l.ror. the bolter: mot her
howl U aro ht. bathed in tear.
"Well, Doiost.y, I am goad to rte jou
.guar. i)ia you derttl- t • come b.ct
It. a• •'No. ns tit ; 1 1-5 forgot t -'o
say I 1-h a such • oleo ' iw-."
"1Vby ate laundri women the most
fel gi•ieg Ir ieg. pp . RI Ih Y 'Because
the m. r.. .'.15. Tea give ih w tte
mote the? du tor yon,"
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It's Cutter -Time!
sass �m
Wouldn't a fine new Cut-
ter be lust the best Christ-
mas gift imaginable for
somebody you know ?
We handle the Gray and
MIcLaughl,'in makes, the
test in Canad 1.
STOVES
•R'e hate a number. of
Rank, and Heaters left
and can gibe you good
- t'alua .105 spat.
High-class
Gasoline Lngincs
for pumping and power,
Conte in and see' them.
fasts► �m
ROBT.., WILSON
.Agent for
Massey -Harris: Implements
Homilies St, Gcdatck
per dozen. •••••••
0111••••
25 laa beers said that the Jalpase.s
IVs as apt and rodgese la their proverbs
Ile they are 1. tkelr worlu et art
What. for esaaspte. cold be more ap
petiolate to taw to certain deapersts
ctrc.mstaaeee time this. "Man may
shout whoa be cast no longer swim' 1
"While the totters works, the brain
Neeps," is aaother saying of the Ja
pawa, which egprttoaes their coo
Teiapt for Ioquacloea persona. The
'Japanese are quick at repartee; their
wit le keen and temp:red, and they
can often admtnt.ter a perfect snob
In terse form. Or illustration of this
there may be cited the followint In-
stance. There was bete; tried In •
court a case involvtrs the possessto•t
and ownership of • piece of L?Opsrty.
The litigants were brcthers. tb.
holder, who was clearly rot the right.
ful owner. had vaulted and ejected
his brother and was pretesting his
right to defend his claim. The exam.
Ming magistrate listened very patient-
ly to t.lm until he closed with the
words, "Even a civ may bark at his
own gate.' Then the ):adge quaintly
voiced the judgment, as If stating. an
abstract point of law: "A deg that
has no gate bites at his own grit.'
TESTS OF CHARACTER
Ttluttwa s. INIeguw 80. IMS 11
Manners One Fairly Certain Way,
Says Lord Rosebery
Lord Rosebery, it Living schoolboys
some good advice on the formattcn of
character, said that he did not know
how to detne character. It was the
individuality of the individual, which
sounded like the famous delinitlon of
an archdeacon -namely, that he was
a person who performed arc':deaconal
functions. Character was the sum of
the moral qualities cf a man As to'
character, he believed they were born
with !t. He did net know whe;her
that went counter to theological dog-
ma, but he was err.ly persuaded of
the tact. and he had noticed that the
w-,ty a baby took t. bottle was a fee
tnd:catioa of thars_ter. The world
was constantly can:.g and chiseling
on their chtrarters. Not a day pass-
ed but had some influence on their
c::aracters. Carry ; and chiseling
some woods was useless becanse'thel►
were so soft that they'nerer rcpa:d
the trouble cr were worth anything.
AM emu; woods were syllt-s0' easily;
that they acre not worth anythiag
either; but there vera also some liner
woods, Uke old mabiggany, which got
richer and nobler the older they got.
He firmly believed that the years
they spent in school were far morel
important In the formation of charact-
er than all the many years they might ,:
spend afterwards The school mo -
moots were the supreme moments, the
moments which decided for them
whether they were going to be men
to t.La highest sense of the world, or
whether they- were going to pass
t-hrougi life as atoms. There w -1s one
A Guid New It ear to Ane an' A'
WE thank our many friends and customers for their moat liberal patronage
during 1915. The outlook for the coming year is much more hopeful, and
it is with this spirit of hopefulness that we are making our plana for 1916,
and every effort will be put forth to maintain our store as the moat popular
store in Goderich. - -
Our A nnual Clearing Sale
As is our usual custom during January-, all
goods of passing fashion and all odd lines
will be cleared out at great sacrifice to
make room for our new Spring and Sum-
mer goods, many of which are now con-
ing forward.
Time to Begin Knitting
Again
There has been a lull in the knitting activity
during the few weeks preceding Christ-
mas. Now the needles const begin to
click again, as it is Kanter in the trenches.
We have a good stock of our Special Scotch
Fingering Yarn in grey and khaki, which
is splendid value at 1=1.4.1 per lb.
Millar's Scotch Store
way only 'by wi.len the character or 'a
man best showed Itself, and that was'
by his manners. lie had known many
reople wt.o through shyneca find the
most e;ecratle manner.:, and who, 11
they were judged by t..cm alone.
would undoubtedly be d7..7ged to the'
block without benefit of clery. He
Ltd 1-roen s.ou..drels with the most
charming and fascinating manners
re`slb'e, whit* were green to them
ty r.ature for much the same purposes
c ; the web was ,;area to tl:e spider.
alas dose -were -not the .assn her
,.:cast. lie meant t':c.:e slmr)e, mime
ly tlanners which were the index oil
a manly, straightforward character.
lie said to the boys. let them make
tl.e:r canners worthy of their charact-
er and their character worthy of their
manners. The two prop gasas went
hard in tal:d. Ttcy co_'.d forst for
themselves a nose character, and
they Could empress this In noble man-
ners, the mcrners of a man who res-
pected Maisel and rest: cted ethers
as well. If Huey Lad noir' . manners
they would not have them. hat thought,
without a noble character.
Y3almoral `Cafe
Having purchased this business from Mr. T. J.
Salkeld, 1 am right in line for the Christmas trade with
a complete stock of fine Confections, and should like
to meet all of Mr. Salkeld's old customers as well as
any new ones.
`A splendid line of - - -
HOLIDAY BOXES, Chocolates, Bon -
bogs, etc. Fres't goods in beautiful
pages -all prices.
Try our Home -trade Candies and ton will say they are
delicious.
1. V. Robbins
Batntoral Caf,
i1one t; J
12c 11c -
ltc 16:
2Gc 2Se
16c lac
14c 1Cc
Toronto Fruits and Vegetables
Wholesalers sell to tl., trade as
follows:
Pineapples, case $4.00 to $0.00
Oranges. navel 3.75 4.00
do. Florida 3.25 0.00
Lemons. Messina 3.50 4.00
do. California 4.25 0.00
Grapes. Malaga. keg6.60 7.60
Grapefruit, Florida 3.75 0.00
Cranberries, barrel 7.00 9.00
Limes. per cwt. 1.60 0.00
Bananas. bunc'1 1.76 2.216
0010%3. 75 lbs. 1.35 0 06
l' Cabbage. dot -an .4d .60
Celery. erste 5.60 6.00
Sweet potator3, hamper 1.35 1.44
Dres__-
I Meats
11' • IL 1tO&iI Lf1oa
Toronto whclesale hooses are quote
isist11LANCIA0►A1 ing to the retail trade t.a fat _ws:
Otaa...p LN*Tag .. Ak11L*,Censataa sad
Ait.tk.t..
411CC0LUIT, b,1..7a.n AND LYI'l.o?aa' Ltaa.5.
n? : le. %areas Amides, a.4 U.srs.ter
w
C .s.warle.. 7.,n.d. of Losdes, Eng•
f oot at axe AAA +T au 190000: 11e U-`
euealny sad 0aara.dwt'anga77•
L,rae .l n.+dwae. wertaami ammo Wino.
tw.M ane ei. Irvad'ertresee. 'Waatls no.
ILAMN8AQ1I LICENSES
%1 A1.?FH K. KELLY, J.P.,,
brant itl*H, ur.1.
Matta OW MASR1A01t LICS 4sl*
Patent Solicitor
i/. S. MOCK,
aAttervev. nf
tr... v.ta .Lei
retass estate,
�a N mast.u.t-
tta s mewed R reae..a
tim.rt wpr•ese in patent mita, ret-
old* asbtaM•*. ,n all countries. N it.
James Street, Montreal.
w.a.
tor 1 Nremalsa.
Brophe} Bros.
GODS/MCI'
las Leadlez
Funeral Mason
aid embalmers
O,tiere .io.Ry a1 tori• a
at all sun.! IDIOM as -,
Beef. forequarters .. .1 $.60 to $10.50
do. hindquarters .. 13.00 14.00
do. carcases, choice 11.00 11.75
da common f .04 10.00
Vesta. common. cwt7.00 9.00
do. t::c.ltum 9.0) 11..770
do. prim. 1..00 14.00
Heavy hog t 10.50 11 00
Shoo hogs 12.00 12.59
Mutton, heavy 8.00 10 M
do. II ;ht 12.00 14 00
Iambs 14.50 18.00
Chicago Cattle Market
t'Rola -Receipts. 111,000; market
weak; reeves. 44 to $9.75; cows and
heifers. $. v0 to $6.40; calves, 44 SO
to 59.76.
Ilcg.-Rerelpts. 25.000; market
weal:; light, $6.86 to $4.46; mixed.
IN 06 to 84.60; heavy, 14.10 to 10.46;
rough. 50.10 to $4.26; pigs. 84.71 to
06.60: hulk of sales. $4.10 to 16.66.
shee;-Receipts. 14,000; market
d ress; native, 06.40 to 57; lambs. na•
18.e. 17.25 to $9.71.
last 5.10.1. Cattle
t'II weipts, 150 head; slow
e nd steady.
Peal►-Rendpta, 100 head; active;
14.01 to $11:6.
Hog3-RecPtpta, 600 heed; Now:
hoary and mixed, 84.46 to 04.70; yort•
sea. 15.55 to $1.46; pigs. $6.71; roughs.
06.00 to $1.46; stags, 04.60 to $6.00
S heep and lambs -Receipts, 2.044
Mad. steady: sleep. active; lambs,
slow. prices unchaagad.
Sated May awd Straw
Merchants aro haying es trach,
ioronta at the ONlowlag prices:
llslad hay, new. No. 1.117.60 to $11.44
dM Ma 3 13.00 11.00
Salad draw. baa 0.Y T.00
ueec - IN • W.NTR
H the Lord made man, be dl,:n't K:: r him r.Irgs: nor erra feat
of exrepttorat swiftness. fie gate ham • mod.
Man took his mind, his v,ondetfa!, anp.le, taut-raring_3 :-and
be turned ;t into harness till he bald run with the feet of in s
tie bent II it to a !ow io 1 -. t the a:1Owa he lard brought down the torn;
M twisted it round and ►stoned it out and hardcael It up and made ralt-
fead trains, and boasts, and Zeppelins. and aeroyiet.es, auj Ft,ri anis cut
of IL
But he, didn't start with ltruo-stlllty. When he was low does
Ila the scale of civilization. and wry Individualistic, and very moth a
Mild• ho strung his mind to snowshoes. be whittle] It out t:, akfa. list
'sad* sleigh rurners seen ha was an ilCsklmo. and dear knows what sort
of freak .trock blm, Lt.' one day, he lnvornt,d new winter feet far biot-
eeit. bird feet, swallow -darting, wonder -curving Ret. And be callcl
ahem states
Iso you slime!
No. 1 drn't mean do you Micro Jebo Henry to pus you r_uni of
118. Ice, Evangeline.
Do rot skate?
Ds you (Ott your roll to time north wind ander • towering cky, do
Toga foal the breath b•hin l you die away. seeosd bit In the reee reund
the rl.Ol-sows--40 yo. hod. sad, sweep, aid dap, aid glide wit11 that Yatateweattal poetry of.*onJeetmodes that the Mrd feels against tie sunset and t1:. flab in the
est the tingle of the air tato your blood, do you forget your pant accoant. and your standing in the soclil register. your party sJ111atloa., your age. name, sex and hotel
riytlm of • wfad Mown leaf' Think I'm exaggerating! There isn't any such skating routings? Jest you take the deft train to Quebec and And cot
Quebec 1s French enoulb to entertain you, Foolish enough to make you comforts:A* t Indian enough to b.'different to anything you ever saw b'f,re Quebec. Is as different from To-
mato. iboatreal, Wtnalprg. Vancouver as each o•• of tne:u Is different trem *litre otter one Alt titles doter in that way. And then Quebec rasa up and announces kerselt as different
agala, tram all et them beached.
Tie air of Quebec le cold Yes. And that makes Ice. real, Erni, outdoor. all -the -winter he. But the minae that the north gods blow Into Quebec air is so potent. so exhilarating. that
the skater's eheels glow with It and every little red corpuscle site has dose fvs, trains.: tbrough t6m doors of beg heart
Qeeber girls Masi seed roup. Asti they Coat need alarm clocks. There are skating clubs. and curling clubs, and snowshoe dos pinre. each with Its own plc1nreslue un'forr. And
the high revels Is th* dletast lodges w okay w winter evening bold aothlag enervating In Heir pleasure whoa they end ap with the torrbllgbt tramp how. again over tke ertep Frew
Bat dont be afraid to go to Quebec .because Fairy Godmother dldat put • slating foot Is your birthday stockists los can toboggan with no practice at all If you bate tort• end r*0
pick ■p • steereata•.
lie most poplar al1N in tit* city begins wader tie shadow of the King's Bastion of the Citadel aid lands you breathier* at the d..or of the Chateau Front.nar tea-room Yours dose a
4Nrt.r pt • mile 1s something ceder thirty sewed s. Bet that teal sit. Tobsgaaals( Wel Just • "stoat" It'. winter to mature/1 . You've breathed In health- alp. vim, seat with every test
at N
Do row wonder too that you Sad what roil stoop k at the Chateau! You don't Just Ile en the top of that sort of sleep and grate the !nape Is K. Tee stet Into It. Telles deep itt. a
tier ied e' dreams We UM abysmal depths af rho eaa of forgetfulness; ft's the best wrinkle •radleator In the world. It pato • week between yesterday and to -day. a biomass Ssaaty week
will M full of whiter spats ebb shoos arraagelmMb befog motto for • groat carnival to be held under tie *bedew of Ilse (-bateau Trost.wae.
It makes tbe morale, sea ever the 81115 Nat 1110 ea. suss of eilldhood, when ',tips ■0 was sus odometer, You tilt that way wiles yes were mesa becalms roe were tefb Mem=
tTe.'d felt Ilk* that to -day It It wasn't for the artificiality a.d ash-be•Itbfsfnsss of your iwdeen .slatoac. $.v a--w.ves'.as-tw..ty-Mesta--wer..ty-we can W SN Fairy Js►-O'-Dq
144 the bedpsat every morals,. It w1 osis Mk* We tt0 ostass. ehilsrtally, temperately, unselfishly, o.tdoorsfulty.--
summer see? Do you
bill In the wo.dertul