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MAEEIAOR LICENSES
WALTRR B. &ILLY, J.P..
atiI?WVH. OXT.
ammo or MAIL IIAQR Lammas.
Patents, True Barts,
Design
$.(Orad in All Countries
Wras env troy bet -PATIENTS PROTSt'-
T1(1N. Tet. ail skeet sad flew t. 'tet we
eats. PA al:Utst & ffdl adaaSth - [Orf
rsrr sub Polls{ (Moo totrosoor. Masser et
Pewee laws. aaat.mes Palest Atdaaq.
O..10tR Jamas stint. neewww. nienekee-
Masa sad waldges. newwrw-.weee d
salttwlgs emseake.
Brophe) Bros.
AODiIIRWOH
TM Leman
Puma! Directors
aed Embalmers
Orders serdn1y aMasd - w
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ANIMA CRAPTILM1 REPORT.
Ammo/ Hestia' L. Wok -Hai Use-
id
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Ahwesk 1. O. D. Khi
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fie asset/ tw.edattes no M.w.dey shoe -
e we, Febrssry Ma. A mnc.1 snows
folwar was reported.
The followieig al leers were riveted
Hes. resent r., McDonald : bo
✓ reet, ja
hs►.gets. H.y1.: regent, M,,.
W. L. Mot ; let rise -regent, Mr..
Russ ; Ind ark. -rola.. Mrs. R, ('.
Hays t eeeretery, Mrs. Carlini ; tremor
wee. Mies Millar : standard bears,.
Mlle Hays • executive, Mrs.lssse
lee. Carey, Field. SI .ca. Phelan. Ache -
sun. Ifobit', Whit.ly. /mdse. (lapses
ted Prudtoot.
FoIlow..a i. the ►r. ,,'try's report :
To the Reese and Members of
Abu,rek llhapter. 1. 0 U. K.
LADizik-1 have • g eat deal of
plre.urr in present i s w you Ulla
seated report, niece Meg a. it doe. a
year of great actio yod asefulsses.
It has bee° a yr.. ..f great Opp u-
tuaity and we feel the' i, be. opro.d
up to u. neer Held§ ..1 1...•., although
it bas 1. ought us .1- wary anxieties
sad trials.
W. bee. on near till at present
fifty-four membri,. ...d bays held
during the pet ye., Seto meetings.
which w.r. wen .tt nerd.
Our hospital here h.s been, as It
always was, nut ill, ate*. and we Myo
expended upon Ildu. tag the yew, =167,
which has been us. d purchase neces-
sary
ecr►soy nom/ort• for h paue..N and the
waren; each ai bru.b t..wels, tr.ye,
ware, table hoes. h d linen. china,
wattrwirer, and linoleum for the
dlningr. ow. intali•' tshlee, a view
ebair for the um•-., Choruses cheer
for the patients .rd Uhri.imas gift
to the lady v°perintendeet.
We also provided u. sitar eases for
our four graduating our -r., Mien Cuff.
Mu.. l;..a. Miss Sha. •nrl Idis. Shute r.
ibat we beveled a 1 met and beige(
bendieg to still ourg •t..1 regret with
reward 10 our work he. r,
We have seat our year/ daze -
non of $5 to lbs St'• utan'e yearly
at Nat.k, .s we cu..-ider it a moat
worthy lo.tUution.
R'. wish to rap r.. our pentode to
our ousel friend Mt-. Moire. f r her
gift of $=,. and els., to Ur. Holmes toe
hi• gift of $10. !(rich ►indly rre.em-
1*.ncr., help to r,,cr.uiage us, amid
!flake U. feel that our work 1, being
appreciated.
We hare 10.t two ,.f our memb is
during the leg ye.r--)fir.. Desi.,
f.runrly.uperin.eedent of uur bo.Di-
ta1 hese. end Mos B-.unioot. We
shall mis their kiedly .nd generous
help welly grit ly.
We had hoped at riot last annual
.tiering that the ter.ihle coot/ et 111
Whit -b., many nv i .05 wore rngeg.d':
wi.uld he over by this t err, arid that
permanent p see ricotta hee.tahlisbed.
We find Ind. ,.d that the co,Hict is
teeing mine fiercely then ever, and
thre.irtu to itiv.,l.r the wboIe world.
Hewrver, the year finds us with
rum Age unabated, and confidence
ureba►ken th.t our t,nupr will be
v.eturtuu•, and tl:Rt the right must
is
We h.ee born endeavoring u far
as pn.eittlr to do our pot to help in
this tine of slims ■ud suits to our
ceentt y
In May a eommunieetion w•.
brought ' u thio Chewer &eking for
our err- .prration with the other towns
in Huron county to rate money for
the pureba-e of • field kitchen for the
IK h Battalion. WVe wore asked to
mise the sum of Von. and we. with
the a•er.tsnce of We other Chapters
of the I. O. U. E. and other ladies of
the turn. .ect.red by b..u.•-to-hoose
canvas the sum of $7e1, i,o geoerously
was this &eNee.' respon.tr.i to.
We alto contributed 51n toward the
porch toe of a motor ambulance for the
71st Bat'alion, and have adopted a
pncaner of wet in Germany, . F renrh-
Canadian. al.d are coot ribusing $2 per
mortb to procure comforts for him.
In resit titre to an appeal to the
lad ea on Trafalgar Day, the meruber,
of this Chapter °attributed 115r4 50 and
handed it to the M.yoe for the British
Red L. ter.
We sent at Christmas time I; to the
National See vim Committee to help
with the fired raised for the purpose of
buying • small gift for each Canadian
soidiersin active service : 55 for the
rntstort food for our Indian troop :
51010 help in the relief of our brave
elite. the Belgian., and sal; towards
the new wing of the King George Rod
Queen Mary hostel for Canadian sol-
diers in Laindon, England.
We have pledged (lufselers to re-
sp.xtd t. genero.ssly ss our .Deans will
allow to every appeal made for ..onev
for this greet canoe. In addition to
tbs. a nutnher of u. bees made the
aveaest sacriflre of all. the sending of
our your to defend the weak and
less land to help put down tyranny and
wrongdoing.
Ai our last meeting we appointed a
.peciel committee to look after the
comtol to of the soldiers herr, and those
who ret a. n. The following ladies are
the members of this ettmasitter :
Mesdames, Proudfoot, 111,1. Hay..
Boas, Noble, Carrie and Miss Millar.
We do not *petition these facts in
any spirit of self -laudation, but realiz-
ing that the utmost we can do will he
toll not neatly enough. Our Empire
le engaged in the moat terrific conflict
tie world has ever see° ; ('anad• is
making for Aer.elf • place amongst
the great nation. of the earth, and the
false .4 our Ca' wadies ...Nhn will he
..dyieg ; but we haw am part to do
as wall. sacrifices 'Meat be 'rade and
. till more mart 1...acoesplishd le the
VaOast Mt -.Tar eel& la bowl sr4
lrik flinyflyeara Ter dewed m
%sea spa. the sir ppm d year
bail d bevelha
tPe . mere �jMwh4g.er
idtaap, lqu.ow or bweeeb.t
es si.argarg tar tatMtk at "debt
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THE iov Of BEING
ALIVE AND WELL
RMwwd Ts Heal& b '7.i+.issd'
The ramose r..is'Et.ii.
Mos. ROC440M
Roams, P.Q. )larch Tad, 1915.
"I have received the most wonderful
benefit front taking 'Fruit -a -tires'. I
suffered for years from Rheumatism
and change of life, and I took every
remedy obtainable, without any good
results. I heard of 'Fruit -a -tires' and
gyre it a trial and it was the (wily
"medicine that really did est goad. Now
I am entirely well ; the Rheumatism
bas disappeared and the terrible pains
In my body are all gone. I am exceed-
ingly,r err/al So '/'retia-litrs' for sueh
relief, aotl I hope that otheri who
suffer from such ^ distressing diseases
will try 'Fruita-tireti and get well".
MAI).►llf: IS.tIE, ROCIION.
The marvellous work that 'Fruit -a -
tires' is doing, in overroming disease
and healing the tuck, is winning the
admiration of thousands anti t hot nils.
/Oe. a box, 6 for 11.30, trial size, 255e.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruita-tires Limited. Ottawa.
year that is coining, and our .auaat
prayers most Its made to ted 0nd tet
one '7a. -flung battle line" that Hs
will in His own good time bring gond
out of what '.rents to us to beonly evil.
and light oat of what to us is now
dal knee.
Let to. th?rein,. with renewed
row Age reenlve to do our part, and
not shrink ftomacy sacrifice that may
be required of us us thin calls. when
the freedom of the world ie at stake.
We err entering now upno • new
year and 1 feel sure that we all bops
that it will he chsr.cteriz-d by the
same uuaniwity end good ferliug that
we have h.dduring the pest, so that
when the year dere. each one of as
may feel that .be has dour_ her duty
Et.lz..tBrTH \W . CIRRUS.
Secretary.
--
Treasurer's Kgoit.
•mrttrrrs.
bolero no Mai F.brw.ry *5. rid.' 0 a:
Proceed. d res...... .... tai
l�ob r n. IIli'retirees..1.m,
Oct
Maar ase . • al +..
7tasasered ben spiels' a assess ... Oat
Premed. of ss.irOe -..... . .. K m
Sifts leer .I ... - ......'.... .. u s
Intete,t at beak ..... ........ .. S;
1
yrarnrrc'sa.
Jowls. MUS• wrr.tb fee Mw. Hart. ...11 1 M
Aegis* i IM5 c.rd.for wrvlseell.tor-
ess-toe.. :el
Ort
ri31 seeaseu. to Brush 11•11 Crow t.
F. 111 SS
.altos 1• isstae iaitzl.zz 5., am
lNIS
Qrs. Wry'. CC ueattalloo had* MONAUkitt 01ft stied:ailial5le
Delidas Roll. ( road
t i.a.fertn 1 r 1 radian sidism he
NMI
Prissier- Fatal 0 m
F1Rylour 1..- .. .dat. .... . p M
stamp. and ..u..y ..a. .... 1 i
BaLnde ea had
SPIN '1 AL ACCOUNT.
NszirrnL
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keel February IS lets 6 M 111
�W.,1era Canada Pier 41- dirtdat.
Mare asst September H .0
lolorro& at busk .. . ... 1 a.
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ass
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$ 71M
arssnrreaaa.
Trsa.f.rred t. 111. D. ti bcawst. .S IS M
Ireare M Ilepl. leaf Club. Leadita. 9! M
Wanes, en band. February 57, lff�... If b
HOSPITAL ACCOUNT.
aslcaleTS.
Seliatis Desi se. Kt. 0)..., wa(T t3. IMS • n w
latest at east t hi
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MI
• 71 55
.tarmttxrrttza,
17r7 [lead• for bevies' $ 0 SI
le/iodine lar Maw aI ..... ... . 7 A
wow for beseral 7 N
.see t.11. , roes he peal N 77
risky
/unreel eases. far arpttai iM►rbwls
Clite.tal.
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WO IOU It ourselves learn the ways of
right and wrong, and having ksrwsd.
we must chorine. -M aria I oxN I i.
Important Notice
Signal subscribers who are
in arrears are hereby notified
that the Publishers' Adjusting
Association. of Kansas City,
Mo.. is no longer authorized to
collect aaoounts for The Signal.
is are to be made
to this office.
THE SIGNAL PRINTING Co..
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111ARIET QUOTATIONS
Ir
Toronto Cattle Market
!teary cheese steer:, ..11.11 to 11.15
Handy choice steers... 7.10 7.75
Butchers', good 7.06 7
do. medium 6.6J 7.0
da comwou 67: 6b
Heifers. choice 7.60 7.7,
do. good 6.86 7.
do. medias .. 6.00 6.7:
Matchers' cows. ekoice. - 6.25 6.3. •
do. good 6.25 6.s
do. medtam .... 6.75 6 0
do. common 5.25 5.7
Butcher -bulls. choice ., 6 25 7 t
do. medium 6.:5 4.
do. bologna 4 00 4
Feeders. 900 to 1,100 lbs6-0) 6 I,
do. bulls 5.00 5 3
Stockers. 760 to 040 lbs 6 00 6
do. med., 660 to 760 5.60 6.'
do. light (.75 6.5
Cutters 4.00 4
Canners 3.25 4 b
Milkers, choice. each30.00
do. medium 55 W 80
3prtngers GO 00, tel b
Calves, veal. good 9 50 11.5
do. :Dedham .. 6 00 9.5
do. common 5.25 1.t
do. grass 4 75 6 6
Spring lambs, cwt 10 50 12.5
Medium and heavy 1.00 10.5•
Yearling sheep 9 p0 9.6,
Sheep. ewes, light7.75 9.5
do. heavy sad bucks6.00 7 6'
do. calls 3.0,
Hogs fed and watered9.60
do. light and heavy9.00
do. welgbed,,of cars 9.90
do. f.o.b. country . 9.15
Sows. fed and watered. 7.00 0 . vv
4 r
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0.0
4.0..
0 04.
Termite Grain Markets
Manitoba whect-!n store at Fort
William. No. 1 northern. 8106; No. _.
8103', No. 3. 81.01y.
Manitoba oats -In More at Fort
William, No. 2 C.W.. 38%e; No 7
C.W.. 36%c: No. 1 extra feed, 3634se.
No. 1 feed. 34' c.
American corn -No 3 yellow. :Se
Canadian corn -Feed. 69c to 70e.
Ontario wheat -No. 2 winter. per
car lot, 95e to 97e: slightly sprouted
and tough. according to sample. '.in'
to 93c; sprouted or smutty- and tong',
according to sample. Sic to 90c; f.. I
wheat, 80c to 83c.
Ontario oats -No. 3 white. 40e to
41c; commercial oats, 39e to 40e.
Peas -No 2 per car lot, 81 40; 81
to 81.20, according to sample.
Barley -Malting. outside. 61c t.,
63c; No. 2 feed, 55e to 58c.
Buckwheat -71c to 72c. •
Rye -No. 1 commercial, 37e to 33: ;
rejected, 83o to i5c. according to
sample.
Manitoba Boer -First patents, in
jute bags. $6.80: seconds. 46.30:
strong bakers', :4.10. in jute bags.
Ontario floor -Winter, track. Toror
to. prompt shlpelent. ace.. .ling lc.
sample. 84.40 to 84 Gu. in Jute bags.
bulk. seaboard. 84.40 to $4.60.
Mtllfeed-Carloads, per ton. deli,(.
ed. Montreal freights: bran. 825;
shorts, 826; middling.. 1,27; good feed
flour, bag. ILO to $1.70.
Wholesale Pr•cdece
Toronto wholesale prices to tLc
trade
EC/0-
Special l ean's) newlaid$ .3110 4 .32
Newts id, ex-cartone .2) .30
Bxtras /selects) Storage .25 .2:
No. 1 straight storage. 7:1 .25
No. 2 .21 a .22
Butter -
Creamery prints. fresh .34 .35
Creamery. solids .31 32
Dairy prints .26 .30
Bakers' .23 .24
Cheese -New. large. 19c; twins.
19%c; old. large, 19%c; twins, 19%c;
trtpM(s. .Jc.
Holey- Buckwheat, barrels, 7c to
7%c; tins. 7%c to 2c: clover, 60 -Ib.
tins, 12%c: 10 -Ib. tine, 13c; 5 -lb. tins.
12%e to 13c; comb honey. No. 1. per
dozen. 82.60 to 83: No. 2, per dozen.
$2 to $2.40.
Poultry Lire Dressed
Old fowl, lb16c 11tc 16e 18.
Cbkkena 16c 1Pc 1$c 22c
1rrteys lac 20c 25e 30e
Docks 11e 14e 16e 20e
3eean 10. 12. 17e 19e
East Sulfate Cattle
Cattle -Receipts. 2.200 head: fairly
active, prime steers, 85.50 to 88 75;
shipping. 84 75 to $8.40: butchers,
86.60 to $.'t 26: hearers. 86 to 87.76;
cows. 83.76 to 87: balls, 94.76 to 87.25;
fresh cows and springers, active and
steady. 850 to 895.
Veale -Receipts. 1.200 had; active
and steady: 94 to 1112 60.
Hogs -Receipts. 12.000 head; ac-
tive, heavy and mixed. 89.25: Yorkers.
$9 to 98.25: pigs. 44 50 to 98.75: roughs
84 to 98 25: Maga. $6 to 84.50.
Sleep and lamb.---Recelpta. 8.400
head. active; lambs, $8 to 812. with
a few at 812.10; yearlings. 86.60 t'.
810.50. wether.. $1.75 to 89.25; ewes
$4 to 98.50: sheep. mixed, 81.50 to
88 7 6.
Seeds
Toronto wholesalers are selling to
the country trade:
No. 1 red clover, cwt. $24.00 to 925.00
do. No 2 24.6.0 26.10
do. No 3 , . 24.00 40.00
No 1 alaike, cwt. 21.40 22.00
da No. 2 11.40 19.40
do. No. 3 16.00 04.40
No. 1 alfalfa. cwt26 40 24.40
do. No. 3 ... 22.40 1.40
do. Nn 3 19.40 1.40
Na 1 timothy. oat12.40 14.00
da No. 2 15.1 11.11
do No.2 9.90 10.1
Chicago Oates Mark*
Qattlse--R.ceyt.. 1400; market to -
settled ; beeves. 41 Os 59.99; stockers
sail feeders. •170 to 11.78: cows sad
bettors. 83.30 tt 48.s4; calves. SIM to
911.1.
Hess - Ree M UMW sats'
atlases: wit. 44,15 de atilt 10`x4.
woo to 9Z./•: heavy. 88-2. Os Ka;
Psi. 56.1 las ILO; pap. 41.90 els N;
bele .t sales. PM to
�t.5 .7*..
Mom awlt
mobs'ns: a.ttea. 54 a IUM;
Imes. settee. ill la 511.91
salad 10w awl «resp
INPehse s tee barblg as teak
Tara_ bar.
the
taw . gam lib 1. .010
40t 010 1 ...... 14.1 14.
Oiled strew. Ina •.... 4 . 110 I.
1
ning the Spring Goods
The new Silks have arrived, plain colors predominating. Amongst the most pop-
ular Silks are Taffates, Pailettes, Failles for dresses and suits and Crepe de
Chene, Georgette Crepe and Ninons for the more dressy wear.
Guaranteed Taffeta Brilliant, a rich
Our Special Pailette Silk in black and Taffeta Silk that is guaranteed not
all colors, beautiful rich quality, to cut, will make handsome suits,
all the popular new Spring color -
Full yard wide, St.00 per yard.
ings, 36 inches wide, $1.50 yard.
New Crepe de Chene and Mammy Silk Waists
Very dressy Crepe de Chene Waists, in white apd black, rich quality Silk Crepe
de Chene. Each $3.50
Handsome white tailored Waists of heavy quality Mummy Silk, the most popular
Waists of the season. In a variety of styles from $1.75 each
NEW GOODS
New goods that will arrive in the next few days -New Carpets,
New Linoleums, New Oilcloths, New Curtains, New Portieres,
New Cretonnes, New Prints, New Ginghams, New Wash Goods
and the New Spring Coats.
Shipment of Knitting Yarns Just to Hand
We are fortunate in getting a Targe shipment of an extra quality Scotch Fingering
Yarn in grey and khaki shades that are so much in demand and are very scarce
goods. Our special price for this quality.... $t.6o per lb.
Knitting Needles. all sizes now in stock.
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PHONE 56
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McCall's Patterns for April
now in stock.
PHONE 56
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Millar's_'Scotch Store
The a fleet iota of old one / one ofE M
L►e
VVet of ronsoltwlssa of '/trent nits, (E Prrntin
et often tboagbt what • nnrl&n-
choly world this would he without 1'111.4111-g?
children, and what an inhuman work'
without the aged. -Coles idge.
Have You Tied Our
Bread
Buns
Cakes
Pastry ?
We are pleasing a large
number of customers
and should like tb hare a
trial order from VOl,'.
DAVID BURNS
The Baker Kinerton Street
CURRENT LITERATURE.
A N4;LR.-rsa BATT ROC:4 -A
fine de- ciowl ou of l3wtrtche, which sirs
tt one time the headquarters of Louis
K-il and the tweet• of a monaural/,
battle during the Met la uprising in the
We -t! is given Ly 11.W. ilewitt in the
current number of The Canadian Mag-
azine. The history .•1 'bis interesting
aal l ng-negleeterl .pot i. well told.
wed there rte w number of rare and II.
luutinating photographs. Then there
is an article hy A. N Belding ou "That
Devil'. Po tr.- • form ,Int mild slavery
as pract.ped in New Brunswick :
" Deem m. end Their''suer,.," a popular
p.ych' l gie•I study by Professor Her-
bert L. Strwar• ; "London Poor in
War Time." by Margaret Bell ; "Refu-
gees in Perla," hy Mnna CMaver ;
"Elo,ian4," a Can.dien play, by Rek-
tor' A. Cooke, and "Wtmance." • *bort
story by Magade 1. Roche.
PATENTS
:o .TJIbit1lt•?Ih,ji
I" ■'1 reestrtra 11•1 for our IXVBY-
1 ter d AUV1BEgwhicb will be sent tree
MARION a MARION.
•s4 University •t.. Metntr4af.
405 -AND COMMERCIAL
the Signa[
Logs Wanted
We will pay the highest cash
price. ter all kinds of Ings delivered
at the mill in (:.'derieb.
Cuatnm sawing done promptly a1
any tense.
We will &leo buy grain at our
elevator end will pay the beat mar-
ket prices. -
• Orders for chopping or rolling
grain promptly And carefully at-
tended to at our chopping mill.
J. E. Baechler
Mill and el. vator north of Mac -
(7. .I yards. l;odericb.
ThE HOWELL HARDWARE
SELL!J'vG-OUT SALE
This is your time to buy your Spring Paints, Varnishes, etc. We find, after com-
pleting stock -taking, that we have .t large stock of Hardware yet on
hand, even much larger than we anticipated after such
a successful sale as we have had so far.
Buy of us NOW and SAVE MONEY.
We must close all out as quit.kl) as possible.
THIS WEEK'S EXTRA SPECIALS )
Fifty gal. Gasoline, in 3 gal. Iota, 30c a gal.
Four 40 -gal. Oil Tanks, $ 1.00 each
One Base Burner Heater, used three seasons, extra value $24.00
THE HOWELL HARDWARE CO.. LTD.
PHONE 57.