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1 ERIt.)DICALS and
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hound or repaired.
SOLD 1.IKT'1'EKING
.n LEATHER HOODS
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MEDICAL
1 IR. (41•0. Hh1LKMANN, (J TE -
kr PATH.-1.a4e16N to .ewes'• and dal
'tree'. Meurer, acute, innate rad aervwed(r
seders sye. ear. bore .rd latest 4sa1-
awe, luobago .os( •a..maihe mealtime, Ado
seeds Heawte rub• et the knits. Uses et
e mede.ce, owner Nel oe and St. Andrew.
greet. A. Mims ogee Mondry.. Wednesday.
and Seturdy.: Say inmates by appel.tmeet.
R. F. J. R. VORfTER-EY it, EAR.
doe. and Gerold only. Hoareon.
Yank ophthalmia end Astral 1 tate.
%.611.L. Ear. Noce sail 1 throat eeptW.
Square, aa4 Moon4.ld Eye BeeplW.
England. t ama. 46 B. W atrton Street.
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AUCTIOMU1.
THOMAS GUMMY
ii AUCTIONEER:
Bos C. bwrrtcb. All lastrecuoe. oy nut
left u inions! ..Atte will be pro at,.•) .
ended to. ILrWe=..i. 1=1.pboue 119
LEGAL
R. liAkN
»BBAltttlarati. S..11cIThIt• NOTARY
PL BLit% ICfL.
061tr-8,.. aster t..•k mock. Hamilton tl _rent .
31ederlcL Telephone to
Rear Seat. naw end !sasses.
PRUU IKuUT, Y I1aLORAN • UOOK E
aal4ttar mos - ttouc- ttiTtt8- NCYYAR1E8
PCUUC, £1C.
Omo. on . he +., tea....eooad door tr .u, Boa
lar n .u.et, lwu.. a-4
✓rlv.te Wort. to loan at towed ride,
W. Pilocwtwr. 11:-C. .1. L Ik•••oa•s.
H. J. L. Coon .
Lfee, b. t.AMhKUA, K. C., HARRIS
�• 1 kit,.u.kaWt. notary public. tallow.
th..eriea. &lard door fr
Al l I.n.un laundry of each week 1.
Oe, on e.t...1 Duret vecup.ed by Mr.
• Alec b..ur. Y .m. to. p.m.
tldAril.aa lasttttLiW, LL.ri.. itAn-
R,ln t tat, 0...w3 .0I. eatkmw.. .13... Godo
✓ . k. i ,.a r Wwrwt 110.45.
r e t/WER. BARRISTER, �Sl1L-
• imtuu„• e, NoG.ry Public .hs( l outaoer.
•woe--• Hou.. (hderlch. Toner.
ihaUttAtICk. LAMS. £TC.
!
ckiLl t,r MUTUAL 1.1kh IN
e L h A h C a C U. -Tees and wended
teem presorts moored.
Ocoee. -J. H. McL.sa. Pres.. 8saterta P.O.;
Jen Oosonally, V toe -Pres.. Godrlo1 P. 0;
1/1=1.. Hey ileo. -flee.„ 8eatortk P. O.
Y. YcUre/w aw1rth ; Job.
O . Grin N lntbrop W lllrw Mae. Cosetaao,;
Jean bel.u. wet., Htod> ; James Evans,
8e0ekwoa4 . Robert reerb. Mare& ; M.Jeedm
IE.Ewen. .n uoeiteld.
Aa.a.1.. • N. Yeo. Bo(wesviU.; AMR.
kj,�to� Clinten ; Witham Owen'Sesrrth ;
Hletan.y.boast U. Pettey- eaa pay
tr/MY.no. Y,a. I,t �t �&kalr cards rsoslptee at
J. Ma.rr..k - CWtalaa Mare, CHaton. R. ..
sr. U • .. y. �.• euros treet. Ooderieb. r
J. 8. }.els('. General8.tie, Baya.ht.
t�/ , is s� PRIVATE FUNDS TO
pf/V,ouu 14.n. Apply to M. O. CAM -
N. Barrister Hamilton street, Oodr4et.
• - R. ROBERTSON
INSURANCE AGENT.
✓ iga AAD W.er8IN. • BritL►. C...afaa and
American.
Annus r•r Siam= Aso yirrt.ornare Wien,
ITT : The Orr'.. Aceldeet and Gttarabtee
Caryoe.uon, Limited. of Landon. Eng.
ffeskrrT AND tooana rr a DOWNS : Tbe U.S.
Maus rod Overeats campsar•
O01ee at res(ds..ee eoetheaet of TM.
Soda and St. Davi'. AMU Tt s. Ifs.
MA111AQ1 LIQUISLS
WALTER M. KELLY, J.P.•
oODIWCa, ONT.
ISIULR Or 1MAH81AOL WCLN880.
Patents, Trace larks,
Designs
l 'cured in A11 Counlrles.
WHOA tor tree book "PATENTS PROTS('
TiON. Tribe .11 sheet and Mw to net pat
eats t SONS, ..*.1b.be4 13T7
I.rwwfy Palest gars E8.wia.?. Mester of
Panted law.. R.al•tere4 Patent Attorney.
Ma. IOW. James Street, Montreal NeMbeke�
ser
Ottawa AAM Washington. Rop eePetWtres In
all -Mew es ceentrle..
Brophe) Bros.
OODERiOB
ll.e Leediag
Nam! Dlnctsn
and Embalmers
Order easehR, s06arbod to
at . 8U boon. '11+6 w OA/.
i HE SIGNAI. GODERICH. ONTARIO
Tw1 TOWN COUNCIL.
Mini tee w ritiw Pelisse's( a IwMW
a Camp at Dederick.
'1'he town council held its regular
meeting on Friday evening, Ynl lies.,
with all the memlwrs present.
A letter was rear from the t'uivu of
Canaaliau Municipalities with refer-
ence to the \Venter,, !'mads Tele -
!delete bill, now before Perliamvnt. 1 t
was ordered to be filed.
A commuuicatiun war read from the
foal relief committer, asking that
$100 be placed to Lite credit of the
cuutwitlrr for local ' .liefp one..
Th.. matter was referent to tlrritispecial
end relief committee.
A letter trout the Nat' 1 Sanitar-
ium Associ.tion, sinking the council
again W consider the matter of malt-
ing a grant to the Association, was
ordered to he
A letter was read from Lieut -Gd.
Comb. omcer ding the lAlst
Battalion, with rrtereuce toestablish-
iug a military camp at (ieolerich. It
was •eel end .rcoudrd that the
council petition Sir Stat Hughe. to
establish a mobilizestion camp at (lode -
rich for the purposte of training four
or more ovetvras lultalious, the..
cil (wing strongly 31 the opinion that
the cantp ground at (aal.rich offeror
it suitably place for such a catnip and is
in every way convenient fur the offi-
cers, non-e"t11111 iesiotted /1f1t1'rrs std
omen serving in the battalions raised
herr and in the adjacent counties.
The motion was carried.
A letter was received fro,,, Inc Sid -
way Mercantile Co.. stating that a rep-
resentetive of the Cunttluy would
shortly visit lanlrrieh.
A circular letter from 1 he Ontario
Municipal A.,.lwiation with reference
to the council'r joining the Association
was 1r -fermi to the specie' c"u"uttttc.
The finance c tee Ita•omntrnd-
ed that the -um of $2.51J IN• refunded
to Chas. A. N'Ititrlp out the purchaw
Cif a lot at Maitlntel ..Trete! y : tb.il
the c3win ty rate. for 1913 fel the county
war tax for 1915 he Laid ; that it mem-
ber of accounts ba paid. The report
was adopted.
The sties ial c • • retorted that
the report of the medical he,11h "M-
crr had been exemitted and w -a4 con
sidere•el very 'rat if yang A coley of
the;ileum referring to the water sup-
lply had leen sent to the water and
ight rotund% • . The retort was
aelopt.di.
A cion was passed to have the
names of the contributors to the Brit-
ish Reel rowel fund published in the
two local papers at cost tyd to ex -
C1.141 =Ill for each paper.
Councillor % iglu introduced the
matter of placing liability insurance
on the town employees. 'rhe nutter
was referred to the special a • tee.
The council then adjourned.
HYDRO -RADIALS.
Exeter-Goderioh-Kincardine Line One of
Eight Surveyed.
Toronto, March 10. -After a.ary
months of work the engineers of the
Ontario Hydro system have finished
their work on the sof ve ing and gath-
ering of dots f. right Hydro -electric
raduM int en* P4Ottinlett. The Hgarti
(commission is now waiting for action
by the municipalities, sa, with the ex-
cept ion of the route tbtough Hamil-
ton, which is still "in this air." the
lines aro ready for actual construction.
TOOK THE ADYICE
Of HIS FRIEND
ab1-ar Trouble sed Rleewadem
wsierei Sy 'i'eilea•6ieea'
MR. L. LAIRI[
594 Champlain St., Montreal.
"I have been restored to health by
taking 'Fruit-a-tives'. For two years,
I wits a miserable sufferer from Rheu-
matism sod Stomach Trouble. I became
very weak, had frequent dizzy spells
and when I took food, felt wretched
and sleepy. I suffered from Rheuma-
tism dreadfully, wiltpaisu in say bath
end joints and say ,rends swollen.
A friend advised me to try'Fruit-a-
tives' and from the outset, they did me
gu.dl. After I had started the second
box, I felt I was getting well and I
persevered in the treatment. I can
truthfully say that 'F ruit-a-tires' is the
only medicine that helped me.
LOUIS LABRIF.
"FRUIT-A-TIVES" is the famous
tstedicise madeJrvNm fruit juices.
60c. t box, 6 for $.5O, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of price
by Fruit -a -Lives Limited, Ottawa.
The following are the routes selected
by the commission :
Ill Toronto, Port Credit and 'Oak-
ville to IVemilton-this line will con. Peas -No. 2, per car cut. 81.60. 81
nect at Port Credit with the Toronto- to 81.30. according to sample.
London line already approved ny the Barley -Malting. outside. 62c to
voters of the municipalities interested; 64c: No. 2 feed, 57c to 30c.
12) Ha'niltnn, Grimsby and SL Cath-
arines to Niagara Falls ; (31 8t. Cath-
arines, Welland and Port Colborne ;
(4) Dunnville, fort Colborne, Fort Manitoba flour -First pate :tor. In
Erie, Bridgrherg and Niagara Falls ; II Jute bags, 86.50; aecdnds. 86; strong
15) Elmira. \Vat•rnn, Fierlin, Preuy._kbakar•', $5.80, in Jute bags.
Balt and 11-nlil•nn : in. Owen S;n 'r Ontario flour -\\•Inter, era, l:. Toron
Chrsley, Hru.sel., !l.•aforth, \1' sal- '0, prompt shipment, r....rding to
ham and I. . it ton. This line will cor- sample, 14 15 to 84.30. i. pre bags;
hulk. seaboard. 1413 to t,
MllIfeed--Carloads. per ion,'del;ver-
ed. Montreal efreigitti.; bran. 125;
shorts, 826; middlings. s27; good feed
flour, bag, 11.6u to 81.70.
LIAREi QUOTATIONS
Toronto Cattle Market
Heavy choke .atrers....18. 10 to it 50
Handy choice butchers. 7.75 8.15
Butcl.ere. good .......'.40 7.76
do. medium 1.76 7.25
do. common 6.50 6.75
Heifers, choice 7.60 7.26
do. good 6.76 7.35
do. medium 4.00 6 60
Butcher cows, choke6.26 7 00
do. good 5 75 6.25
do. medium 6. SO 6.76
do. common 6.25 6.60
Butcher bulls, choice6.50 7 25
do. medium to good6.75 6.60
do. bologna 4.00 4.76
Feeders, 900 to 1,100 lbs. 6.25 7.25
do. bulls 5.00 5.26
Stockers, 750 to 900 lbs. 6.00 6.75
do. mrd.. G50 to 760 5.60 6.00
do. light 75 6.60
('utters 4 25 5 25
Campers 3 00 4.26
Milkers, choice, each 80.00 100.00
do. medium 55 00 80 30
Springers .. GO 00 103 Ou
Calves. veal, good 10.00 12.50
do. medium 6.50 10.00
do. common 5.25 6.50
do. grass ... 4.75 6.00
Spring lambs, cwt 10.50 13.00
Medium and heavy 8.00 10.6u
Yearling sheet 10.00 11.00
Sheep, ewes. light 8.00 9.50
do. heavy and bucks6.00 7 6,
do. culls 3.0. 4.60
(logs, fed and watered 10.25 10.53
do. Tight and heavy . 9.75 10100
do. weighed off can10.65 10.901
do. f.o.b. country9.90 10.15
Sows. fed and watered . 7.40 7 .63
Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat -In -store at Fort
William, No. 1 northern. $1.07•ly; Nu
$1.05 ie. ; No. 3.
Manitoba osts-lu store at Fort
William, No. 3 C.W.. •..i%c; No. 3
C.W., 38 c; No. 1 ektr:t feed. 3S%c;
No. 1 feed. 3714c.
American corn -No. 3 yellow, 791jc.
Canadian corn -Feed. 68e to 70c.
Ontario wheat-Nu.2 winter, per
car lot, 96c to 98c; alightly sprouted
and tough, according to sample.. 94c
to 96c; sprouted or smutty and lough.
according to sample, Ile to 933 feud
wheat, 85c to S8c.
Ontario oats -No. 3 white, 41c to
42c; commercial oats, 40.- to 41e.
Buckwheat -69c to 70c.
Rye -No. 1 commercial. 55_ to SGc;
rejected, 82c to 84c.
nett with 1 a' coverteg the Si'. M.ry.,
Stut•turl: lo, on. 0liar, and with the
Toronto -1. •n,ton line at (:rant .n.
Ea•'•rr, I;.olerich and Kincardine i+
the eighth line.
You west work: nothing is is b�
got for teehing • and no man who
chi ..es t•. I. • indu.trioue nerd be
under o1.Ito,tion. to emu her. for
labor ..f eves y kind comma' de its
reward.
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A tailor's goose can put a
veneer of style into your
clothes -hut the beauty
that is more than skin deep rc-
quires careful, skillful 'masterly
hand tailoring -the kind that goes
into made to measure clothes.
There's more hand tailoring employ-
ed in a custom made suit than in any
tether kind- hand tailoring is a time-
hpno, custom method -it gives the
rfothes their style permanency.
(-land tailoring is just one f the advantages
that custom tailored clothes provide - their
styles are more distinctive and their wool-
ens of a really worth while individuality.
ART CLIMES
vvK s a rx
WALTER C.PRiDHAM
Goderich - Ontario
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WPolesal6 Al hoc. . -
Toroato whole:.ate p: lees to the
trade:
Eggs -
Special (cart's) newlrld$ 71:o..'2
New -laid. ex -cartons.... . _9 .30
Butter -
Creamery prints, fresh.. .34
Creamery. solids .31
Choice dairy prints .28
Ordinary dairy prints.25
3akers' .. .23
Cheese -New. large, 19c;
11c; old. large, t9yc; t-vins,
triplets, 20c.
Honey -Buckwheat, barrel;, 7c to
7%c; tins, 7tsc to Sc; clover, 60 -Ib.
tins, 12%c; 10 -Ib. tins, 13c; 5 -Ib. tins,
12%e to 13c; comb honey, No. 1, per
dozen, 12.50 to 17; No. 2, per dozen,
12 to 82.40.
Poultry Live Dressed
Old fowl, Ib IGc 18c 16c 18c
Chickens 16c 18c 1Sc 22c
Turkeys 1Sc 20c 25c 30c
Ducks Ilc 14c 16c 20c
3eese .....deed 10c 12c 17c ac
.36
33
.31
.28
.24
twins.
19%c;
East Buffalo Cattle ,
Cattle -Receipts. 2.800 head; active;
prime steers, $9 to 19.26; shipping.
18.25 to 18.90; butchers, 16.75 to 18.85;
i,eifers, 16 50 to 18; cows, 14 to 17.50;
bulls. 15 to 57.50; stockers and feed-
ers, 85.76 to $7.25; stockers and feed•
to $6; fresh cows and' springers, ac-
tive and strong. $50 to $100.
Veals-Recelpts, 1,600 head; ac-
tive; $4 to 513.
Hogs -Receipts, 12.000 head; ac-
tive; heavy. 110.40 to 110.60; mixed,
110.25 to 110.40; sorters, 19.50 to
810.40; pigs, 19.25 to 7'19.50; roughs,
19.25 to $9 35; stags, 86 to 87.26.
Sheep and lamb.-Recelpts, 16.000
need; sheep, active; 'ambs. slow;
lambs. 38 to 111.60; yearlings, 16.50
to 110.25; wet here, 18.75 to 10.25;
ewe.. 14 to 18.50; sheep, mixed. 18.50
to 13.72
Dressed Meats
Toronto wholesale houses are quot-
ing to the trade as follows:
Beef, forequarters ....$ f. 0 to $10.60
do. hind.ival ter'... 13.60 13.60
Carcases, choice 11.00 11.78
do. common 9.0� 10. 00
t sats, common 7.64 6.60
do , ed t u m 10. $11iW111//// 12.60
do prime 12.60 16.60
do prime 13.10 14.66
Heavy hogs ... 11.11 11.60
Shop hogs 11.60 14.11
Maros, heavy 10.0 13 11
do light deed13.11 14.11
Lambs 18.60 21.00
Chicago Cattle Market
cattle -Receipts, 14.00; 'satinet
Arm at years btgb.st prises; beeves,
60 to 58.85 ; stockers and feeders,
11 to $8.10, cows sad hotter*, 13.76
t• $6.76; calves. 13.00 to a11.05
Hogs -Receipts, 1,450; marten weak
tight, $1.36 to $f 15; armM, 56.00 to
51: hoary, 116 46 to 56.11; rough.
M.41 to 19.11; pigs, $s to 56.10; bulk
of stere. $ 76 to 16.66.
Sk.er-Reeetpte. 17,151; market an -
Nettled; native, 51.26 0 pest; lambs.
mattes, 56.40 to $11.00.
Sated Hey and Barer,
Merchants aro Maytag ea track,
crest*. at eke tatlowles
Baled hap. are. Na 1.811.0100$111.1141
Ne. 2 16.40 14.46
Wed Anew, fee . , 6.46 t es
TMVYO.&T. MaacR 1141. Mws a
D.MILLAR;fSON
Special Values in Irish Linens
We would advise all
(luirements at once.
practically old prices.
housekeepers to buy their Linen re -
All our stock of Table Linens at
Linens are now getting very scarce.
Old Bleach Table
Linen Sets
Our -Old Bleach" Table Sets, consist-
ing of cloth and dozen napkins, special
value $ 10.00 set
Exceptional value in Bleached Table
Linen by the yard, at
50c, 60c, 75c, 85c, 90c, $ I.00, $1.25 yard
Unbleached Table Linen by the yard, at
39c, 50c and 75c yard
Special Values in
Napkins
Special All -linen Napkins, dinner size,
hemmed ready for use. Very special..
$1.50 dozen
Other Lines :,,at
..$1.25, $I.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.50 dozen
Special Values in
Towels
10 dozen only Bleached Huck Towels,
heavy quality, size 20 x 40 inches, hem-
stitched, only $ I.50 per dozen
A special offering in Huck Towels, large
size, hemmed 1 5c each, 2 for 25c
Old Bleach Huck Towels, fancy and
many suitable for initialing, all at old
prices, 50c, 60c, 75c, 90c, $T.00,$1.25 each
FancyLinen Tow''1lings
by the Yard
Complete stock of fancy Linen Towellings
for embroidering, in neat designs, in dif-
ferent widths, at 25c to 60c per yard
Exceptional Values in Bedspreads
Special values in Dimity Bedspreads, light weight, easily washed, beautiful design;, large
size, while our present stock lasts... ..deed ......................... $1.2S each
Our extra special Quilt value -Crochet Quilt, super quality, extra large size, only $1.5. each
Much under present price..
Special Values in Mercella Quilts
Mercella Quilts, super quality, for all sizes of beds, beautiful, rich design., from
• •••• $I.75to$5.Neach
Sheetings and Pillow Cottons
Special values in Bleached Sheeting, :, pieces only, h yards wide, plain or twilled with very
little dressing. Special per yard
Circular Pillow Cottons in all widths, at
2Ac to 30c per yard
McCall's Patterns
PHONE 56
McCall's Quarterly McCall's Magazine
Millar's ,Scotch Store
Have You Tried Our
Bread
Buns
Cakes
Pastry ?
MP'
We are pleasing a large
,number of customers
and should like to have a
trial :order;- front-
1111... edle
DAVID BURNS
The Baker Kingston Street
Y SEC R
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al cwntrlra Alk t,.r our I\\'f:N.
TOR d ADVIBRR,whlch will be sent free
MARION .! MARION.
204 University St-. Montrdel.
PHONE 56
Let There be Light
And there' was light wherever we were given
an opportunity of installing
Electric fixtures
Experienced men and the best
materials is thesecret of our
success.
Our store is Headquarters for everything in
Electrical Appliances, from. a POCKET
SEARCHLIGHT to an ELECTRIC STOVE
Beauty and Utility are combined
in much of our stock, and-
PRiCES ARE RiGHT.
SW ET ROBT. TAIT o 3
Th£ HOWELL HARDWARE
SELLIAiG-OUT SALE
This is your time to buy your Spring Paints, Varnishes, etc. We find, after coni
pleting stock -taking, that we have a Targe 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 quickly- as possible
TIIiS WEEK'S EXTRA SPECIALS
Fifty gal. Gasoline. in 5 gal. lots, 30c a gal.
Four 40 -gal. Oil Tanks, 11.00 each
One Base Burner Heater, used three seasons. extra value 124.00
PHONE 57.