The Signal, 1916-2-17, Page 3TNir
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OmINJL urns( riftt.'ai n airdaat EafihiEms
/n Last Weak
INSPollowt.i b the ❑s of psiswh •
S Sees at tis tabibitloo of the Heed
Poultry .d Pet Stock Associatk>u
held in (3ad.ftcb last week ;
UNDINE Lig Beat... -let sea 2d To Lydia L Plaldsant's Vtsg-
4.d eeekae.l, 3rd pullet, Newcomb.1
Brer Godes inh - let cockerel, 1st and staid* CoiDpottod.
ONLY
OWE
THE SIGNAL GODERICH. ONTARIO
I�il1�T QUOTATIONS t�r
MY HEALTH
Toronto Cattle Market -,
Heavy chotr • ,'.n ro 87 75 to 111.2.1
Handy t. tears.... 7.60 7.751
Butchers . - 11 7.60
do. act. t : d.1) 7.10
do. tom5o s 6.76 I.
Heifers, clue m 7.30 7.70
d , good 4.151 7.26
du n.edluw 0.03 4-71
Butchers' co.., choice0.21 1 16
do good 6.00 4.23
do. median, .... 6.71 0.00
do. com et,,i 5.25 1.76
Butcher bulb, choice0.31 7.40
do medium 1.75 6.26
do. bologna 4.00 4.75
Feeders. 900 to 1.110 lbs. 4.0) 0.15
do. balls 5.4e 1-r
Stocker,, 750 to Mel lbs 4 00 11.6+
do. med.. 450 to 760 6.5d 0.00
do. light 4.75 1.1+
Centers .. , 4.00 4.76
Canners 3.26 4.0
Milkers. clothe. sae►10.00 100.00
do. medium 66.00 51 is
Springer 64 00 100 w
l'alve.. veal. good 0.00 11.5
do. medium ... 1.00 1 0
do. common 5.26 8.(.
do. gnus 4.75
Spring lambs. ewt. 10-61
Cull lambs 8.00
Yearling Wimp 1. N
Sheep. ewes. light 13.00
do. heavy and becks6-4
do. calls 3.0C
Hogs. fed and watered 10.00
do. light and heavy9.60
do. weighed ort can 10 40
do. f.o.b. country1.65
Sows. fed and watered 7.30
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BIDICAL
1114. 060. H1SILEMANN, OSTE.
Lr PATH. reeeWbt M eeaee'• sed e►Il
8.ee's d...a.a► +eau, *red and ,.ruses all.•
men ee'yfy� ear, sus .d threat Metal deaf-
asm. lameap and rheamoUe cad dews. Ada
dim remove t ebbed the ka/l . UCS at
.eeids.oe. owe Nelms mrd tot Aedrnw•.
dents. At hams eMMeed 7e. WMwtays
sed aatardar.: any **Wel b a0eelat-'a•at•
vuReTER-EYE.
threat day. Hada.aEAR,
sore $Sus me
!erk� and dad taetitsu.
.ileal Leiria Igor. N&. sed 1 best B..plid.
oleo:Nacre, and Ideete0sM Lye Berseal.
healed. Utile, ! LMaurW threat.
Hears E.
s12a,a,fto p. ism Church.
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AUCTIONEER.
THOMATHOMAS OUNDRY
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Aucr1UNELR:
aux w, (iederlrb. All b +rat
tett at 0raaal alike w,L M •
ended to Redeem mewlee. 1M.
LEGAL
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B•HARIILTLIL E..LICITOR, NOTARY
/t�s�a�PCSStat , -rt..
mss-. weak. B..Wpa Stmt.
Heal Mat. Lassa and Lgereme.
PROCDPUl1T,I1LLOMMAN kUOOKE
MADAM 1 ERa, SUUCi741aa 10OTARIMS
rUh1IU. Ltc.
Otos ea the Spsaie..ecesd deet tram Ham
tare .troll, Uua.nea.
rt1% ate tuns. to lima at levet rate.&
W. Pi.oc wooT, ti c. J. L in • o< -a
H. J. D. Coosa -
11 0. CAl1httUN. K. C.. BARRIS
Tilt, .Mierio, twtary p.bIic. Cline
dome. atrderlCI, thud Mar tr•
�Jpa.zs Al *A 0. un 7 aurtlay or sorb week is
M�ecsepe on Atl.r.t direct occupied by Mr.
r. vice hour• a am_ tot pa,.
b:LA/ in (JARROW, LLB., BAn-
Lltfl \M. &wormy, sesseuar. eta. Dedw
eaaaslcb�hhbbd lawn w tad u Mont rotas
el (MAUER, BA1tRISTER. SOLr
J. I ..r. Notary Peek ad teeeeyseer
i.e-Ceart Mead Oo/er4ek a i>M
1%SUItAMCI, WAMS. ETC.
1,tc&IW OP MUTUAL FIR ii IN
515 /ee C�m att•� N C L C 0. -/arse ad iodated
0S -J. � Pram, aeatertk P.O.;
J.a Us.eeD� V1 ..P es.. Ge4erisb P•
N ae i Mara. ase - Trema, ss tba P. J. Dlrerr..s-R_ / Methane', NssOsrt! : John
oefw.e, WinthropWitham 01... CCselaad
M ....wee. Wellhead ; Jame Lvae..
Ferris,weed; Robert Darted : M&Mrlm
lwAAcgmate: J. M. Yea H-.ylmaesyv�Ws; Atex
0. e51. 1 i. $..tessk. Nrller•beadIre can -pay
a..emats Sad set that[ +aide r.er/Ni at
k A M.n b'. l made Dun, Clime It. el.
eau. O.• ... T. lt•t•..t• ■ w1eet, leadmlra. er
J. 0. Reid'. General it re. Bs)held.
)20♦ I l PRIVATE FUNDS TO
,000 ls.e. Aaets to Id. D. CAM -
014. earriotr 1Lm64.w a rem Gel rls4.
w R. ROBERTSON.
t 1?xs1}RANCi AY1cNT.
Iran un Leasirson.: �.Iab. Cm.sad.st sad
..mteen.
AQnlnaaT. a.altme AND 0OWyt�' Lam,
mr : T1s (icon AadMst and Gears&w
L'rite& el L..dea fed.
Femurs .asaatva Bowie : The U.E.
gldetty .ad Haaraatee c*. posy
Oise .t redd mos, .cute.., come. et TM
Sere ..d 0t. Davits stens - Phew til
LAEEIAOs LICOISES
WALTRR B. KELLY, J.P.,
00i►LR1CH. ONT.
sesUL& Ur u WUAGL LiCLIl$O.
Meets, Tree lams,
Designs
`Secured in • II Couotrles.
settle roe tree took-PAT7Ql1Y PROVES.%
TR.,\. T.41• vl abet and hew to get pat.
es . R A Ie.( C L a IONS, t eaktrbrd 107
0ea.wb Petaled case Lsaairr. Maser of
Potosi law*, R.gbMered Palet ASM.e+q
see, Met. lama street. Mauves/. Pr.w.bes
Wawa .ed leashl.gtoa Repe.atstivep 1a
as 0smige ew&tif.,.
iiirgegeguremitimmeemesegromegroesageo
Brophe) Bros.
OODERiCH
lie l-eadl.g
Funeral Macaws
aid Embalmers
orders ealeft.Ey at4- I ta
at ail hear.. might et day.
had pullets. Thu;. Watt, (11.los.
Du k Breb.as-tet cock. let heel
tat cockerel, lot pallet, !ad corkers/.
1.d pullet. Jobe B. Howie, 6uderlcb.
Partridge 1'orbin-1et cock. 1.4 hos..
1.t eoekrrel, let pullet, Edwards &
Oat M.tebsll.
Lwg.bao.-1i1 cock, Ist hen, 14
pullet, Jubr. 8. Heinle.
Mr bite Plymouth Rucks -1st reek,
Lid ben, Th... Howarth, Utderich 1
2nd and 3rd co- k. 1.c end Sed hen, IL
6. Hurdle, reafortb ; I.t and :hid
eocketel, 1.1 and. 2nd pallet, H. (1.
Hurdle.
0,11en-Meed Wyendutte-l.t and
!ad rock, lot Sed god b -o, let and 2.d
eoeter.l, let ..d 24 pullet. Peter
Daley A Sue. 8esf.•rab ; 3(4 Dock, 3rd
bee. 3r0 metier', 3 d pullet. let pen,
M. B L ..burn«. Ocdorich.
Silver -hoed Wyandotte -1st cock.
let sad Led ben, 1st sad 2.d cockerel,
1st and Ltd pullet. Peter Daley A Bee.
While W Ta.doue-let and !ed
cock. lit ..d 3rd ben, let sad 3rd
cockerel, let sod Lid pullet, F. W.
Sherwood, Mi, cb41 3.4 Bock. 71vd
ben. !se cockerel, 3rd pullet, 1.1 per,
Wm. Doak, 0 dertch.
Partridge W y.wdoua-1.1 he.. let
cockerel. let pull.t„ Wm. Biaer..an,
V lichen,
Black Wyandott-- Ist cock, 3:4
hen, 1st pall..; B.tes• Beacom, (lode -
rich ; 1st and 2 id boo, Tho.. '4%'atts,
Cliutoo.
Buff Orplaato t -1st cock, let and
2nd ben, let cockerel, 2 -id pen, New-
combe Bow., Oodericb ; 2nd cock. 3rd
hen, 2nd and 3rd cockerel, ler, 2n41 and
:3rd pullet, let pen, M. E. Lywuburner.
Blue Orp.ngt••n- l,5 cot k. lit and
2nd ben, I+t and 2.4 cockerel. 1st and
Zai pullet, Newc,m'te Bros.
Bleck Orpington -14 cock. 1st and
Sal ben, B au. l- Beacom.
Whi .Orpingion-1st cock. Int and
2 -td" hen, 1.1 and god cockerel, lot and
god pullet. 1st pen. M. E. Lymburoer.
Rhode 1 -land Red. N. C -1st co. k.
1st ben. 1st cockerel. tel pullet. lot
pec, H. P. Lubbro.tk. G.dericb ; 2u1
Dad 3.4 cockerel. tad and 3.1.1 pullet.
Bates ! Beacom.
Rht'de 1.1asd Red, R. C.-Ist cork,
bete cockerel, pullet and pen, 11. P.
Lvbbrook.
Silver grey Dorkihas-let and 2.d
Bock, ben. cockerel sod pullet, all to
Edwards & Clark, M,t-be1. •
D,rkinge A. 0. V.-1.1. ecck, 14 avid
2nd ben, cockerel end pellet. 1st prn.
all to Wm. Carter. Inrtdeeboru.
Black Minutes, 8. l' -let c. ck, 3.4
ben, Thos. Hogg.tib, Dud ericb : 2nd
exit. l4 hen, lot cockerel, 1st and Slid
pullet. Bates A Bestow.
Spanish -let cock. let hen. let and
2ud pullet. Jubn 8. ltowtie.
Audalasiens-1•s. rock, 1.t hen, 1st
pen. J.oh•s 8. ilowrie ; 1st cockerel,
13;.5 w arde A: Clark ; 3td hen and 2.1.1
puler, W. H. Deraiwg, *atter.
Arco De., 8. 0. -tat cock. 2nd and
:ird her. lo and 2.1d cockerel, 14 and
Y•.d pullets .1st sees. F. Bt um Medd.
R. H No. 1. CI don ; 1.t hen, 3rd
cockerel, :i d pullet, C. 11. Resod.
(.ours icb.
Ancunair, R. ( -1st hen, let cockerel,
pullets let end :had. F. B. Medd.
Whoa Lowborn*, H. C. -1st cock,
2od hen. god cockerel, let and god
pallet, Julius l'. Ribber, Berlin ; 1st
and and ben, 1-t and';3td cockerel, Sed
pullet. 00'.11. Dearimt, Exeter.
White L•gborn, 8. C -1st c. -ick.
2nd and Sed hen, 1.4 cockerel, 1u pol-
ite,. Wm. E.ser..an. Mitchell: Ind
cock, 2n41 ruck, Ind and 4th pullet,
Thos. Hoggartb, Ooder.. h ; 3rd and
4th cock. 1.t hen. 2•d and and cockerel.
nth pu'let, Bates A Beacom. Oodencb
:3rd po let, Julius C. Rkbber, Berlin
Brown Leghorn, R C. -let coet, %V.
H. 1) •wring, Kzvt-r :2nd and 3rd cock.
Ist and 2nd hen. 1st and 2nd cockerel.
1.1 .od Lind pullet. R. H. Posed, Wood-
stock 13rd pullet. John 9. Hoene..
Brown L.egborn, 8. C.-Ist end :nod
cock, 1st hen, 1st ad Sed eoek.rel,
John N. Howl ie:Jed hen. 2nd a rkeret.
1st pullet, Wm. K'zersao. Mitchell
2nd puller. W. H. Dearing
Ca..pind-let cockerel, Poetlelb-
waite Bees.
Buff Legbotn-let and 2nd rock, I.1
sod &HI Leo, 1.1 cockerel, let pullet.
Wm. Jobneton, Goderieb.
Black Legboen- list ben. 1.t pullet,
J. 8 Hewn... •
Oeste. Block lied - le coca, 2ed hen.
F W. Angu.. Wiogham ; 1-1 bee.
Will. Carter. L,ndeeboto'.
P.t Oa..e-Ist cock. 2nd ben. :3rd
a.ckerel, 'l d pslI. Flank Jeffrey,
ti derieb ; 1-t hen, 14t eeckerel, 1.5
pullet. Wvr. Carter, Loodeabaru' : 2ed
euckerel, 8. 0. McKay, Oode,icb ; 3,4
he., 11.... Bawer, Winglesm.
elarne. A. 0. V. -1st cock. 14 bon.
1st cockerel. 1st pellet. Moe Bower.
Cornish Oame-let cock. 1.t her. 1st
cockerel, 1.1 pullet, Wars. Yule. Fuller-
ton.
tinklen Poland -1.t cock, 1.5 hen,
1st pullet, F. Woollcoenbe, (lode* icb.
HamMrrgs. S. 8. -let and 2nd cock.
1st and 2n0 ben. 2.d cockerel, Ist and
sod pullet 1.8 ren. %V m . Carter,
Loode.boro'; 3,4 ecck, Std cockerel,
3rd pullet, Po.tietbwaite Sew.
Hawtwrg., 0. 8.-1.1 cock. 1M and
Ltd hen, l.t cockerel, let and god put.
let, all to Wm. CNkter.
Hamburg.. 8. P. -let hen, Ist cock
.rel, H'm. C.rteer
Hamburg, O. P. -1st cock, 1st hen.
1.1 padre, Wm. Carter.
Ha..b.rr4.. black -let cock, lot ben,
let cockerel, 1.l pullet, lid pen. W...
Carter : 2ed cock, Zed and 3rd hem,
S. 0 McKay.
Houdaa-1st cock, let bee, 1st rock.
end. 1st pullet, lot pen, F. W. Anew,
Winghato: 3 d eoek. 2nd ben, P.
W poll omhe ; 2nd oock. 4th bor. . 2nd
cockerel. !nd pullet, F. W. Angulo.
etmet res, A 0. V., Red Caps- Iet
eoek, 1st.nd 2nd hen, 1st cockerel, 1st
and Ind pollee F. Rrnallmeosb., H.e-
saM : !.d eocb, 3.d 4,4 hes. and
eoek.sel, Sid pullet. Thomas Wall.,
Cllstoo.
Red bows -1st cock. let and had
hew, let wad lad cockerel. 1K and Zed
pellet. 11.4 per. Neweo..b. Bros.
Bse,eeltP jmouth Rocks -I.1 cock,
let eoekerei, Sad eoek.ed, 2-3 pose. 4th
cockerel, R. A. Remy, OHatt9p5m ;� 3.t
hen. tool meek, had boa. !ad pellet, 3rd
pmSet, W... Yale, i ellortos : 5th pos.
H. A. Hovey.
Plymouth Reeks% A.O. V. -1d em.0,
1-t and aid hos, let ttwtsrel, let and
W aehisgton Perk, 11L - " I am the
mother of four children ad have suf-
fered with female
trouble, backache,
nervous speila and
tie blues. My thil-
dren's load talking
and ro..plag wo it
make me so normutl
1 could just tear
everything topiaries
and 1 would wheal
over and fed eo ick
that I would no t
want anyone to talk
to me at times. Lydia lei Ptnkhain's
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills re-
stored me to health and I want to thank
you for the good they have done ova. 1
h ave had quite a bit of trouble and
worry but it does not affect ay youth-
ful looks. My friends say 'Why do you
look so young and well!' I owe it all
to the Lydia E. Pinkham remedies."
-Mrs. Roel. STorrEa- Moore Avenue,
Washington Park, Illinois.
We wish every woman who suffers
from female troubles, nervousness,
backache or the blues could see the let-
ters written by women made well by Ly-
dia E. Pmkbam's Vegetable Compound
If you have any symptom about which
you would Re to know write to the
Lydia E. Pinkbam Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mas., for helpful advice given free of
charge.
tad Polk'. Win Yule, Full•r;on-
(lame 83 metro leowo ..d -I ben,
Het cid Ht eget th, Goderieb.
Chinn B.uu■m, black red -1-t hen, 14
coclerel, 1.t tulle , 1bor. Bower; 3rd
pull. t, F. W. Atgu-.
Silver Dur kair g -1-t tock, W. F.
Angu.: let hen. 1.t c.,ckerel, i.1 pul
let, Zed cockerel, 21d pul!rt, Thoma.
Bower,
Pv-le O• me -1 2 cock, 1-2 hen, 1-2
c-cerrel.. 1 2 pnll.te. 1 per, all to 1hos.
Bower. %L ingham.
G .nle B.utam, A. 0. V. -All to T.
B over, R ingham.
Bentann, Gu1•len 8. bright -14 cock,
1.1 her, Pell. dinette Bro. ; 2 ,d ben,
Wm. Car ler,.
Banton, Oliver Sebr'gh?-All to W.
Cis., rt.
It.r.t.tn, Buff Cochin -All fins. to
F. W. Anne-, W ingham: 2 ecck, 2 hen,
Barer 1..Heaeo...
Black Co:h n Bm'am- 1-2 cock, 1-2
h en. 1 2 cockers', 1-2 poUr•,.all to Ed -
week & Clerk. Mitchell; 31 hen, 3.d
cock,tel, to John Webb, O eferieb.
White Cochin Banes -1-2 ben, H.r•
o1J Hoggarth : I cockerel, 1 p..11et,
F. W. Angie.
Minimise Wsek :nee comb --I c ek, 1
hen. 112 cotarrrl, 1.8 pullet, A. Fisch
A Non, Woodstock.
Bent ,mo, A. 0 V -1 rock, 2 ben.
Cert.' ; 2 rock. 1 3 h. n. John \Celt. ;
1 c• ckerel, 1 pullet, F. W Angu-,
Pbearants-At) t. 33aruld llog-
gar t h.
P.,let.o., Barbs -1 cock. 2 tem, Freak
Jeffrey : 2 roeb. 1 bee, John W.bb.
Fa. Tale -1 1 cock. 1.2 her. Jobe
Newromis, sr . 0.d.r reit.
Hooters -1 cork. 1 hum, Jobe Webb:
2 cock. 2 ben. 8. O. Mckey; 3 :nut. 3
ben, John Newcombe sr., 0..a.r•et•.
Jerobro-1 Bork. 2.3 her, N- O lie -
Kay. (:ad.i•kW: 2 mak, 1 bre. Job.
Webb
Owle-1 met. 1 boa, Jobs Webb ; 2
cook. 2 lira, 8. O. M. Ley.
Pc mare -1 Souk. 1 bee. H. A. Y.ewy.
Clinton . 2 soca,: bur, P W. £..s..
Tru..petels-13 emelt. 1-1 IsJ
a, .pr
Newcombe. et.; 2 os. k. 2 h.a. Di.
W elh.
Ter*it-1 bee, Job. Webb.
Tumblers, eMsa-leged-1 ser-, ILA.
Hovey : 2 cork. K (3 M'K'ey: 3 seek.
1 2 hen. Jobe :iewa.hih., r . ; 3 hem
P W. Aeg-_
Fri:Wer e- - l eves. 1 bus, fie G. Me -
Lav : 2 wee. ! boa, Juba Webb.
Muffed Tsatiss.--1 ! coot. 1-2 hest.
Jose Newcombe, r.: 34 best. M A.
Hnre, .
r
l.ute. Plg.-l•2 melte 11 flmstb.
F. W. Awe-. Wisgbow.
Iodism lt.e ew Daek.--Im eti. 1.4
young. J. S. 14 terse
Specials
The sppeecial. wet..w.j(isd es trlk.we :
For lint Berried Rork pallet -
tlethwait. Boo..
Ply Incest h hock. A. V , essi ei ton -
Wm. Yule.
B.vt:a..-Thos. Bower
Larp;e•et di -play Rbode 1•3.rd Red -
H. P. L.asbbcoot.
l olleelioo . f
Grime. A. V. LVm.
Vole, Fullerton.
Best pail. P. C %V. Leghorn-- Wm
h:iz'nn+n, Machell
N'y..nd.,ttes. Ar V., collection --
Peter Maley & 8..n.
A. V. Orpington.. collection -11. E
Lvmburn.r.
Rhode Island Red -all to H. R.
L.shnrock
!Knobs,. Cam epeeists went as fol-
lows : Orplimton blue, New coenbe
Rro..: Oritlneton t4 lett. Rite. & B••a-
rom : onl, red Det Ana. l'orter : 8. (i.
Iodine, Edward. A Clerk : Cornish,
Yule : Red Caps, Watts : Red Nuarx.
Newcombe Bros.
CttlrectIon of ilamharg•, A. V.-
W�. Darter. Lond.sb ori .
Beet pair of Menne-P. O. '4eKey
Oolleetion Leghorn., A. V. - R. H.
Pond, Woodet.w•k.
Beet ►rind ill show -Wee. Carter.
Londe shorn'
WHY YOU ARE NERVOUS
The nevem..., at, m is Welder= systeue
el the human body.
14 prefect bealth we hardly realise tint
we have • network of nerves, but when
health is ebbieg, when strength is declin-
ing, the same nervous system gives the
alarm in headaches. ti eednees, dtavmfol
irritability *.d •stem corrected,
straight to a b eakdow..
To correct .eree._L ._, 9oott's E..ul-
aim is erectly what yes sbeald take; R.
rico nutriment gs4. W. the snood sod
rich blood Seeds the tiny .,HeolUe while
the whole .jr magmas to Ilea r.p-
tag tonic 1mce. Tree he.. iarta/n1
- hies a Sew Used. Det -
6.6.
12
5.5
0.6.
0.Ou
7.57
4.63
00. C,1
0.00
00. no
0.00
0.00
Toronto Grain Markets f
Manitoba whect-In rtore at Fort I
William. No 1 northern, 11.223%; Na
2, 11.2146; No. 3. $1.13.2.
Manitoba oats -14 more at Pur
William, No. 2. ('.W.. 43%c; Na 2
C.W., 41%c; No 1 extra feed, 41%c,
No. 1 feed., 40.-.
Amerkan corn -No. 3 yellow, $1%c
Canadian corn --Feed, 74c to 76e.
Ontario wheat -No- 2 winter, poi
car lot. 12:10 to 61.12; slightly sprout
ed and tough. according to armpit
51.06 to 31.11); sprouted or smutty and
tough, according ' to ,maple, 31 to
11.04; feed wheat. 90c to 95:.
Ontario oats -No. 3 whit 43c :o
44c; commercial oats, 42c tU 41c.
Peas -No 2 per car lot. 61.60.
sample peas. 11.25 to 31.75. aecartas
to sample.
Barley -Malting. outside. 44e t.
66c; No. 2 feed. 57c to 60c.
Buckwheat -77c td 7..c.
Rye -No. 1 con.merctal. 9_- to 94c
rejected, &:c to 6:c, accordin3 t:
sample.
Manitoba flour -First patents 1:
lute bags. 17.20; seconds. 16.70; giro -c
bakers', 36.50. In jute [rags.
Ontario Soar -New .. doter, 74 SO to
15 00, according to ?ample. seab..•„tel
or Toronto frelat.:,., In bags.
MIIlteed-Cark-eda- per ton. del.'.. -
td, Montreal fr.-igloo; len,
aborts. 121; teldiiltngs, >27; good tee
floor. bag. 11.76.
Wholesale Produce
Toronto w;,oleeala prices to the
trade.
Eggs -
Special Icor t'. ' .ewlald 1 .34 to
Extras I eelectt l storage .I.w,
No. 1 stralg.,t storage.. .27 _ ."-
No. 2 .3 L2
Bettor-
'resn:.ry petals. OM.36 .26
'»emery. semi' .22 .34
Dalry prints ,:4 .30
4.0.55' . 23 -2 3
C751s510--letups Let; twins. 1154c.
I6/.al►-111nrkwis s. barrel 7c to
•T%be; tits. 7t1c M le; clover. 60 -Ib
Yea, 15r '. 12'gs; 10.0. tins, 1212c to
lir; 1.34 lbs. 121he to 1le comb
Mmes. Yie 1. per doses. 12 50 to $3;
14 2. per dere. 12 to 12 40
Poultry Liv Dressed
:lid Mt- I4 13c 16c 1 Sc 18c
nttehta. lie Ise 18c 22c
Wafter, lee 20c 25c
swim 11c 14c 14c 20c
:seer 10c 12c 17c 19c
.37
34
Eaid 8.0.1. 'tattle
Cattle-R.rmpls. 4.000 head: fairly
active. pea. neer. 18.50 to 14.75;
eirp/eag. 17 7; to $2.35. butchers. 10.50
to M2$ ne,fers. $6 75 to 17.75. cows.
13110 to 17. bells. 14.75 to 17; stock
►etfer.. 14 as ;, 16.50. stockers and
feeders. 1373 to 5725, fresh rows and
Wringers., active and steady. 154 to
1116.
Veils- Re. elpts, 1.200 head: active
aad steady: 1/ to 112.50
Hog. Ne. • Mts. 14,000 head; slow:
hove') 304 n,,..4. 58 70 to 18.73: York
urs is J:. to 3. 76: pigs. 18 to 18 25,
roug•u. 17 to to 17 W; stags. 16 to
17. 77.
Sheep •nd lamb.- Receipt.. 1.000
Muad. ao•cee. i.rgbs. id le 122: rove*
totes 84 3n t , 810.75; wether.. 16.60
to f1. ewes. f4 to $-64; sheep. mixed
fS 10 to 1173
Dressed Meats
Toronto w; .Mesal, houses are argot
ng to the trade as follows:
beef. forever. -ten. 1 J.60 to 110 10
do hlnd•luarren... 13.00 14.00
Carcases. eholc a 11 00 11.16
do common 1.00
Vests, co:.)mon
do medium 1.50
do prime 12 50
Heavy hogs . 11.00
Shop hogs 13.50
Melton. heavy 10.00
40 light 13.00
Lambs 11.50
Cattle Market
Cattle - Receipts,. 14.00: /tr4ltlst
strong; beeves. $4-110 to 1184; rows
and heifers. $1' 13 4p U.N. calves.
13 54 to 111 50
Hags -- Rec.l pts, 35.000 market
weak; light. 17.71 to 11.25. mixed.
17.10 to W.311. heavy. 17.10 to 18 3o,
"'lib. i^ 11-56, else, 14.26 to
17 40; be of rales. 11.10 to 1s 26.
Sheets -Re vlpt., 1*AN, marktlet
strong; sative. 17.75 to 11.34. lambs.
satire. 11 to $1L11
1
T,.uI..AT, rENIMPE.T 17, 111111 a
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New SPRING Goods
NOW ARRIVING
The new Spring Goods to arrive during the last few days
NEW PRINTS NEW GINGHAMS NEW WASH GOODS
NEW SUITINGS NEW SILKS NEW NECKWEAR
The
New Prints
Millar's special "Clyde Prints"
in light and dark colorings,
in all designs to suit ; colors
absolutely fast. 31 15c
inches wide, per yd.
Anderson's Celebrated
Scotch (iinghams
We feature Anderson's celebrated Scotch
Ginghams in plaids, checks, stripes
and plain colorings. These are the
best Ginghams on the market. ]5c
Fast colors., 27 inches, per yd. •
The New Wash Materials
OUR showing of Wash Materials this season will surpass any of our former show-
ings and should be seen early, as many of the more expensive ones are in dress
lengths.
Voiles in every conceivable style will predominate and large patterns will be the
most popular. Plain Voiles and Marquisettes in all leading colors. Splash \'oiles.
Embroidered Voiles, Printed Voiles, Palm Beal Suitings, Special Middy Cloths.
CREPONS FOULARDS BATISTES
Nainsooks, Cambrics, Cottons, Madapolams, Indian Linens,
Lisle Muslin, Organdies, Crossbar Muslins
Special values in Nain-
s o o k s, beautiful, fine
qualities. 36 and 40 inch-
es wide, at
15c, 19c, 25c and
30c yard
Victoria Lawns, extra
fine qualities. at
iOc, 12 I -2c, 15c,
20c and 25c
yard
Horrockses' English Cot-
tons, absolutely pure and
free from dressing, 36
inches wide. at
18c, 20c and 22c
yard
New Neckwear
New Veilings
Ikea,' Pagans* f#feCafi
QYrterfy
PHONE
Millar s Scotch Store PHONE
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BEN PAIL LIR
TrsizoAl, Feb. %.
RED Cn wte WORK -Tt. Yennoller
R. d Cross leo-let y t l',.Ib..rne town
. hipped a bele of got,ds last west ra
the head Once at Tot onto containing
the following articles : 131 pair. tock..
29 bo.pitnl sbirtr, 14 grey flannel
shirt., 4 tuns pyj.ma., l;t pilk,ws, 'tet
pillowslips, 42 b.•.pi:sI h.ndk.e binfe.
18 knit washcloth., 3rd) wit e.. 1 large
package old cotton. 1 bundle maga-
zinee. V.Iue of bale 5385.i.;.
The feather. for tilling pillows w. re
elven by the following loci •s : Yrs.
1. Young II.. cal) 1, M•-. Clarence
Walters 2. Mr►. Ed. N &'fres 4. Mn.
Jas- Lr ng
The Society is indebted to the fol-
lowing for knitting during 14. month
of January : Abs. Cir ga. 13 pairs ;
Mrs. Jas. Long, 14 Irir. ; Mrs. T.
(1, 11141i PO. 11 pairs ; Mies Rol c Young
Lomat•, 1) pelts : Mi,. J. Yuune
.Loyal., M,,. %Vn,. 3`tr•usban, s pairs
►arh : Min Mildred 'Yonne ILov-I..
Mr.. T. ('I.tk II...y•l), M.. &t. Wal.
tie., 7 p in each ; Stn, J. Allot. Mr,
W. McCabe ILoywtr. M.-. E• het
Ntreughar. 5 pans earls : M•.. W.
Oar, )'li.. Tahh 4Loy.l ., Mrs. .Linos
Fohet itioderirh), Ws. N. Alhn. Mrt.
H Mew, 3 pairs each ; Mrs. Jas.
Manning, Mee. G Been. Mn. Ward
(ardhill, )Ise. John Femme. Mime
Hilda Ring. Mote Elle Omen., 2 pairs
melt ; Mea 1'. Wolter.. M,.. E. M&. -
t ell. Mr.. G. Vanstone. MD.. Ruther-
ford. Mrs P. LValtere, M+.• hams Oke,
Miss Maisie Walters, Vise M Long, 1
10.00 poir each. The .rw,ng for the Ital.
1.11 was dove ny 14. (Allowing 3.di..:
11,00 Mesdames E. Walters, Breen, MeC urs,
14.14 Jewell- McWhinney, Grime Huthet-
11.i4 toed, t:kdhill• J.•. l_ong. J R. long.
14.00 L. Walter', liming. P. Wsltrr,
13.0) Rtr.r`hen, Hill. Mi.... R. 9trao hen,
14,00 iSdoa Walters, In ne Leong ; one large
11.00 wa.belolh by Mr. Ed. Walton.
Baled Nay ad Stew
Merchants s s baying co track.
Tenets. at the Islbwtsg portions:
Dalai W, sow. No. 1.111 10 1.511. N
da 31..1 14 00 14.00
Wed amber. tis J , ..s 0.10 L31
Most people wnuld rather listen to
made eel vied praise thart merited criti-
&set.
Cloud. a man ion's nece..arily •
simpleton merely l.cwee he live. the
simple life.
Fortune knocks trim .t every mac's
done. but misfortune crawle.n at the
open window.
Too many ur.n pea for things they
aro toe lacy to work f.
Ove sbeeld learn 4. talk well-a1.o
when It is well got to ta1a.
A dip of tbe teugue is often more
settees than a .i3p 14 the foot.
The bab4ts of std ale are immorally
the habits of youth gatared aid mu -
Printing?
SOS AND COMMERCIAL
tbe %ignal
11
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Visit the
Good Roads
Congress
at Sohmer Park, Montreal,
March 6th to 10th inclusive.
Every citizen who is interested in the welfare
of his community should take advantage of thio
opportunity to obtain information about the kin .1
of good roads that will create better and more
economical living conditions in that community.
See our
Concrete Road Exhibit
and ham without cost the advantages, the
practicability and economy of the "best good
rood" -the Concrete Road
Our road engineers will be in attendance to
give you the fullest detailed information of the
economy of Concrete as a road budding material
Don't wait for someone else to take the lead
Come in person and get first-hand facts.
Ask fol our free booklet "Concrete Roads".
Concrete Roads Department
Canada Cement Company
Limited.
en Herald Baiag, r5i..I.
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