The Signal, 1916-4-13, Page 3THIi IOUROTTAWALEITER
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ONLY Ottawa, April 13th.- lirnet41 in.
n
nathy ie Wham extended to Sir Thom*.
\\ hits for the unlucky fate whin
GENUINE rntaugltd • Finaooe Miafrter with a
1 i•ina rrp.ttatlun for colymtM NOM IR
a foolieb argument on Nhell Commit-
tee.. and Their Mistakes.
MnlxlonalJ of Pi'•tou put there.luctia
■d ebsutdunl sbicb Nir Thollta• WW1
eol'r.l •m to defend (bis way : 11, Thee
i• no1hiog to investigate. 121 it i, im-
1)-.`.,6Ir to Iuvrstigate b, r ober the
OF .Ii II ('olu&it'pe is under Inoperi.1
curtti01. 13i we are truing to In yr.tigtt.e
IMIfA-
but only as &Melt au .lir Opposition
TIONS finds out for it.elf. This le h fly sums
BEWARE
‘i OLIO. ON
THIS
MERIT$ OF
MINARD'S
LINIMENT
BOOKBINDING!
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
u
?OLD LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
LllaWreeprotaotl attw4 bler
, to ow Is•v
asp at •1111. tl10 Y.4.1, (:od.vlca.
A. E. 'TAYLOR. reowrinutn,
MEDICAL
'1 'IR. (:Fu. HI:ILEMANN, OMji'E-
1) l'ATIL •4,rt44.4 u. woven'. mad ebtl
arwn'.drs,e.i.,.rut.•, J.ruuir a,41narrow du-
es1ee.. ere, err, to.e u d lnrmat, p.ttial deaf
11110.. lump...,.. 4:1.1-bculuatic ent..uliop. Ades
N olo. ut lbs ki,Ie. °tart) at
resldeu.r "atm' \,1-..a and St. A...tryst,.
/Alert•. A.. bus..4.4.• Monde>-. Ned,✓.dor.
.ad 1'4nuda). any rt r1,°. 44 rl•t'olultner,L
F. J. 1.. FOKsTER-EYE„ EAR.
saw and thrust °ally. Boo..-rtra.sa,
York Upbtbalmic and Atom/ lwtltute.
1..i-•.. Las. No.. and 1 bruit H,.-piU.l,
fdatd.n • Squat,.., 4 M.aaede14 Lye H,.prtsl,
1sm1es. Liaat•n.t. udder. 330 Waterton snort,
94wtford, oppo:dte Kuua 1 buts b. Hu'.r. s,
• tits. m:. Y t., t t. 'n.. 7.to 6 t. to. Teloubuse
A.
AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS tiCNOR
TY
AU('it"VER
(kdcnab.' All. in -tragi ioss by mat
lop .t 4. .Ilicr.MIse: 1.11.44(1) *
es1.d Iu. ftwatiut.rc Lei0.4J4.s 119
LEGAL
up Sir ' rho&•1: •perch en the sul-j-ct
and the I:nvernutrut'• c twee of act
uptudate. -
It wise a poor ease and Sir Thermo.
knew it. He hemmed and bowed and
41o,tndried Ind *tumbled. but c.u.ldh'I
stet) out fre✓ly any whrl r nn ave 111111
of the load lir was earl yirg, a Toad of
little quibbles muter suited to at 41101.
1101611e11. wh.t.0 spr•itl busigt'►s i• the
small stuff .11 debate -the smaller the
Letter. Poor Mir Th,vna.. f It was
hard luck that he .1 1,1 hr asked to
cheapen hie mit Al with such pettifog-
ging. but he did it lurt the halite. The
Finance Minister has a nigh sense of
duty. He takes the lean with the fat.
He doesn't expect all the gravy all the
ble1Vhu.
at',. he did the best he
could with a had job. 11e need all the
arts 111 the orator '.0 coax Iheapplausa,
thul.derrtit lightened, boo icenrtt-the
1101141 blunts in feet , hu( 11,1111Mg doing.
Hansard will by aide to pick nut at
least a hunched telltence, m grit; tat he
waited for the raptor -ns.•heer., of his
(.1ooerra Ile the 4l,.v,- 1111).•„1 side,
Save for a cIi,ln•. of Ilse. *S.i,tid by
the sardonic laughter. f 1 I M4 bnffnrl,
1411, It. hurl for hi, rxiuctrd
Men.toi•hip, 11'1 (diem . .-our. Like
wi•c nn earl urs -w' lrcas, 11,41 %I1at y111
would 111 ,e,'. ' New y of ; I. 011., how-
ry.-r. The Urn. Andrew IIruJ«)• wiU,
» pori( of doom. •11 Ily Ma. l.•nn 'sc•1u-1-
ing d»Illy,, Muntbri Arid 1.,,4114(14.)).
cunsiden.ng in A Collin 1.0.11r 11.4rh
gram) Nati. natio,. ►h, told be -.skid" to
►wallow, the rank and file of the p111 t
with I..ng Sun.t,ly fa:• •s, ,t, who.)) ,.'..1
say. "1t • up 111 yon. Thr wo1.t 1• y,•l
to come." \o' ray 1 f h• i.• .' T:'+tt
„rapid.-'.re-rte,r .u,d•the:d:,) 1 gtrt-i..-p i-4
look rvrlo-wheir.' Arthur Meighrn
go.piog like a •ick 44-1.. 1'1 *-Mese-
den Knee ing a a 415-u,i1t t.. i.:.. -n11.
do ,l t to help hie. digest the rra.ou,•
advanced by hie Float.. -r• Mini,trt.
1'hP 4.44 of the Cabinet plung-d in
'.meow.. l• it any wot•der that it got
onM,r'1'I ,a' nerves atl,,l`billed up
hie argument.? .
Sit 'lhotus*analyze d, as be u••4•••
pleastrl t, • call i', the• r.,ntractht w ith
the American Auemuniti.'n l'utnpsn
nd ti,,• lotern,Ciou.1l .4, 111, end Fu.
'otopety i. t•d_11j• ,S1,.:hy'e. Si
Tholes, drew fn•nt these th r1,41.111sloe tb.t the rnifyir.g letter given 10
Ir
:441111 came 41'ues bona, 1 l•pr bent
ing His 41: i'atuur Msje.t,'e Govrin
beret l•.
old thatcon.orl.tly the Cent,
•111,3.
r
, ••
t , . nmrnt.ha.t no teal re•4.in
�itrl:-y for theta. It *As therefoi
nut o1 1•114.• r li1g, n4.-.. h. aft -ter
wisteet by ie .'like of l' amerce:ice base
brnchet --t h .1 I he Hot den Gavel n
men/ ghat t dAn in‘ eat igotinn into a
little as might 1* found out 4nut tint
to time by the O;ipar.iui:n het weer
now soul the lir xt grurr,tl elect ion. A
.
for thr 10.1, a 3.ca 5..)bns4nrs u
their'. t:oW route) tt10. • 1-an4tre advert
tulwra And their 1' magi n16%1.44w'rena
al
ansidr•p,t11ters gouged the dear tilt
Mother l'onntry.
Uf roulwr, rirTh,nn», di,' not put it
!int that way, but that •w--as
, the ut.-
ance .:f rt. Ni, Thomas tikewisr dis-
claimed ant oevernuient knowledge
L.(wilhun-Beller cuimithe ioo..,n .id,•r,.
not yet in haul Fpl r by 13rr
4 j0u,in
1*4,klis. Yoakum, E. \V. Harem . 1
H. Cadwell, Eugene LRnanti, tb,. 11•.1 •
player, *nil ut her 4rrrs4•11s more or le...
neatly connected with that soul u(
honor and cheri.hed friend, of Sit
Mom's, oans•ty, l'nlunrl John Wes:ey-
.\11isou. Sir Thomas di,chuntetlany
knowledge of these ger t1 y, disclaimed
them with a.glrst deal of personal
e
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Hilal Lobate 1.0.0., 01 .,1 1u•urancs.
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1HE SIGNAI. COI)ERI('II, ONTARIO
CIRL COULD MARKET pmr�no� �
NOT WORK - --
Toronto Cattle Market
How She Was Relieved from • Easter a''rr.. :4 w 49.N
Heavy choke .Iyer. .. M.4,) 1.50
Pain by Lydia E. Pinkham's Hanby .oke . t. • rs . 8 1u11 11,40
Butchers', good ... 8.10
7.4u 7.75
do. common . .. 6.75 7.25
Taunton, Mass.-" I bad pains in both Heifers, choice .. . .. 7 65 8.15
Sides and when my periods came 1 had do. goo 7.25 7.65
W a t a y at home too.medium, 6.50 7.2S
from work and suf- 7.60
for a long time. 6.75
One day a woman 25
came to our house 6.50
and asked my 7.75
mother why 1 was 7.50
7.75
suffering. Mother 6.75
told her that 1 suf- 7,25
forbad every month 6.25
a:d she said, • why do. common, light_;r 5.70
don't yott buy a :'utters 4.75 5.'.8
bottle of Lydia E. ('annrr.l 4 110 4.45
Yin;: ham's Vegetable Compound': My Milkers. choice, each ...7".(r0 90.,00
mother bought it and the next monthill I do. nledipm to good .:.•'00 75.00
was so well that I worked all the month 3prlugen .. :••,. W 95.00
without stayingCalves. real, goad....,, 8.50 10.80
at home • day. I am do. median 6.00 8.00
in good health now and have told lots of do. comm() .... 6.50 1.00
girls about it. "=Hiss CLARICE Moat►►, do. grass 1.2;
Russell Street,Taunton,
to ,Mess. Bob calices, each 5.00
Thousands of girls suffer in silence
Iambs, cwt. 13.60
every month rather than consult a phy- String. Iambs, etch 9.00
sician. If girls who are troubled with h D. Pwcs. Blit •.•q 9.60
do. heavy and buck ,_00 7.76
painful or irregular periods, bad:lehe, do. culls' 4 I0) 1.50
headache, dragging -down s--ns$ti'.ns, lioga. weighed off car j 1 .40 11.60
fainting spells or indigestion would take do. fed and waterea t 1 .00 11.10
Lydia Fs. Pinkham's Vegetable Cont. do. f.o.b. country... 4',.07. 10.75
pound. a safe and pure remedy made
from roots 'and herbs. much suffering 1 •Toronto Grain Markets
might be avoided. Manitoba wheat -lit - ut Fort
Write to Lydia F.. inkham Medicine \Ci114ptn. No. 1 norther '1..!414 ; No.
Co., Lynn, Mass. (confidential) fur -free $1.111/6; N. 3, $1.0
Vegetable Compound. do. medium ...
Butcher rows, choke.. • 6.75
do. good 6.225
do. medium' 6.75
do. common 5.25
Dutcher bulls. choke 6.75
do. bologna 5.25
Feeders. INN) to 1.100 ,t,.t6.00
do. bulls • 5.25
Stockers. 750 to 900 lbs. 0.25
do. med.. 660 to 7114 5 7:.
4.75
2.00
le- 50
•i . 0.)
advice which will prove helpful.
r•or.t p.n. lio-.••t n • \`.'u. 1 4' 41,111•1
I, htt o, 1 .:n.5 I f 4'ns h••
`Ilyl;«a . d ,1'. 1111• •y:,•'.l ill.. Ise ..:4) 7:)
e✓1.'4( t. 140" pt is • ,.t o, h (u-.•, b„id
horn toL•.4.44144'ur '4%',,n•• 1olh,.
cowl a tor,, oho r.. J. \1 t.4. y ,►14 ••al
GJ ttT,l to 1.•1 tie.. not 1514,4'.4. '11.0'
meson.; tion 1), that. the +.,;rpt turned
the N1 oto -Pal don rt. .11 a1.y'la'e 4...,,
4.401 iI at-rans arut ..Ir. 1' 4i1141(11''41.44,•''
hn.iur.• w tip
'vino hot h..i de.l .tat Ibis
,'. i.tr+.ris
the crow) 41 • "sin°stet a•lveniu'er.'.-
4(14 Sir. \\' 111, id e.ul- 141.mr '-who levir I
Intl '.n the ttessurr •'1 1.,,r,1anJ And
the PAN, d of 4))10 „'ld irl•.
lieu:.1.1r,.ti;c'1Vilt'Ij•1 I.slilier op'ly
rkprrss 1 h ,full l,..tr,•r "4 it In .n,r'
r „
1 r
1 p ,4•nt plirca t the uµ1 r ..
h. 1•'16 n.
th. ))autos l:.•r the lit, (v.. 9n. •u .'.un
.
o3.h41e tl•r-.• i'ankr, • 1,1,7141 r'1• -. n', I
tare a, the ..,Pond door from Hem
Woo .u.. 1, 1140.• .1.1..
✓rlvat. Iwo*. 1° Iowa at lowest rata'.
W. rebut UtOOT. K.C. J. L luLbasua
H, J. U. 4'00kL.
c41. C'•tdlkkON, is, C., AAli(Kib
1'l It w41,»tur. panes public. Utww.
tot a •, ts.den. n. third deur fr •
!,o are .11 t1 loge '1Ll. 1 of each week uts°ddooee w, nite•.t l+:rapt u, .p.•0 by lir.
Nana r. tilt.. hogs !,. 0.1 .1 t 4,1'
t11AKLhb UAKILO\b, LL.H., fiat
kla'111, a.tur.wp, ,o.t„:,tur, etc.• Got.-
1-441111 /n.. , v -0 1•11 al toMr.4 Pal... •
MEAGER, HAKRISTER, SOL-
• • ktt.r, \iaary Public and Cooveyeneet.
'iq-t oust Honor Uodericb. - aging
INSURANCE. LOANS. ETC.
11c41W hl' JIUTCAL FIRE IN
JJ1. a (, It A\ l k t U. -Farr abd Lobated
l 'eel troper,y t1..ured.
Oak rr--J. t4. McLean. Yre... seat rtb 1'.U.;
Jr. l to 1.041. Vire- Uuderlcb 1'. 0.,
rltawa. L lr..;.. 1,••t.-1rrae., asafortb 4•. 0.
111neun'-11. t', 111,1lirvirtn. rwateete : Joke
W.Urtese. w ,nu/.rep yl0h4e: Ftiva. l ow -banes:
J„be det.n. carr•, lkodh.et',,; Jesus kseu...
Poectt*oat ; Hobert Vertu., Harlot* ; 1151 vinosleiwm'. Itrwiwid.
'• A..•1 •. • %L. Yeo. Holme•eillc : Alex.
Igito 1 1 11111°1 , 0ytow tit t Leant). OMfatb :
►_ , 0 ht.), geisha. i' I'ollr)Amble. re car pa)
w.er,meav, and met t4..:. 4.001•. nrelpted a
H. 1. MorriL) rk,11.1.0.1 Store. 1Untoo. It
1 m. 1, ' %,4.¢•441 0rre.4, Uoderlel, or
J H. t., .1, . • rata... .. Noy
j,)' 1 I'KI \ATF: EIJNON -Tu
(�,1f11() ,nae. .yeeip-to 41.0. CAM
1W124. tie. r ieter .►aa t1:.' • tteet. Oawls&
N' . It RObERTsteN
IN 4U*LANCL AuliNl.
/ball AND La11111t.ru 14r414.b Canadian and
American.
aWillaaTrataatmas ANL/ LltPLOT&Y' l.laau.
ITT : The Omen Aside,,' and (4warwale1
U.0per (los limited. of London. En.
gtsso
litr aa(End.tAKANTrs 14.,r1.,
1 d.Ltyaad Uwnrsntee • ..ratan).
0dol at ,.-ld-ewe. tor. 4.e. -L corner of ylo
Ions and at. hat 1.1 . •1 r•,,- Moor 176
MARRIAGE LICENSES
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Patents, Trade Darts,
Designs
Secured m 44! Countries
N Otte t•'r free toe* "1'ATENT4. IjttTNI:'
Ttn\ 1.11. 411 /dam' a rat how to set pat
roto. 44.\114.-14 It k 441\N. t-t,binbtd lf47
formerly Patent 4 T,-14 [x. ,net. Master lel
Istria t.ww-, I1..,.ter•,t l'at t .ttlarasp*
et.., Writ. Jas. Stn, . 3.101,4 real. )4rwa11s.-
Ottawa and Wasafrwtoe.. Itetes'enlativas h
all femurs .ssettee-
41111111461.111111 Waft 0 Pailarrielien ea sae ne as
Brophe3 B os.
IDF.RICIR
'lie Leading
Funeral Directors
aid Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
et all bout, night or day.
I Aii*a,,.11 ten .C. 11140x1.•.14,41 tee 4 1.•t
esti' al l n..' 1 ' mese', f •, t hirlr
d 1on'! .1 We -1..y All h :•11,4 I4,.
trot d • t..:,.. III.. 4.rnv ,pert.. I r r •t1•..•
th.• 1'..li -'l •11 14'11.1,41t:1r• ser,:•.I•
t•' ,i,) it 1.. :aero-: '1•heo, w.. xrigger
• inthe fen, •..n the r -;1,.s,•t'ltlty-
h3.c resits ad -l.• l rn b.• .pl 4.ci; oo •v. -
9n41 ('1114.4'41:4.11113.• they 1114)' flood
1••s, u:••nr3..
Fact.. like these, rr1'I Nino up from •
tin11• to bole, M1,0••••p 11.1 .4:0‘.•1 1111,..5,1
\taJ-lirnrlal ".,n, .,i •1
Irleno.. tekr a for 01 .•Tnl.n•n• 1Vhst
next % Th„ rxpLlios tlig .l'u,•,I,.I I '.k
f the• tmseibn,rnt 1'•.tit`l.en,•hi+
\lr0nwbile rth.v Rcle .4•'.ut liken
two trying (.11.••••••Yhe 1,...41 ;•, freer. rf ,
A tanrral, It: F' 4..
nthu,iosm.. After which heatdmitted
hat the mention , f their name, 1Ta.
must)) to al out the 41overnme11t.
specially so Mr. Kyl•-'srharRe*slanted
t the honor 171 our of their cnllragurs,
Li short. Sir rh'luas hinds a goat
I•tue of the necessity the Govern -
eat Rea under either to blackball or
whitewash • S,r 5 till, now that hi.
410.11.1' bar c111,c• 4 u: into the open.
11' Mel) stows a.i.po.itlon on the pelt
of stir Thomas and his colleagues to
make Mit Sow Iles goat, if Sir Maui will
let them. Outelale hi. own feelings in
the matter, Sir' •tit would 4.e tale to
pft int nut, »s Sir 4Vi111•id did in his
speech, that the principle 0( collective
Coloring re.pottsibllity applies in thi•
ease de writ as in othere and that 11
one member of the ((overamrnt • (alb'
ell fall. Which is no doubt the view
Mir Sam would take of it also.
Btsidrr, to get down to brass tackF,
how could the Cabinet and the actinic
Ministers whn have handled the Mili-
tia Hopei Orient daring Nir Ham's yeti •
ons abeenr'es he ignorant of the busi-
ness that was going on right under
their noses ?
Neither Mir Thomas nor any other
member of the Government has at-
tempted to answer, these gtlestirms..
In.tead, Sir Thomas went on to explain
why he preferred a Royal Uonomiseion
to • Parliantientary committee -be-
cause it rejects rumor, hearsay, Insin-
uation : bream.* it insists on the riles
of evidence, beceuse it ran et
chamber if it likes! because it ne •dnt
reveal stele documents to the (ho-
ming -all the old arguments, in fact,
and one or two new ones.
Milch arguments in favor of • Hoy*l
t:onlmissi,q as Mir 'tremas overlooked
Macdonald of Pictou picked up and
hurled hock at him -•a for instance
tb•t a Royal ('ummiaeinn is • judge
without • jury, cold low without
warm public opinion behind it, also
that a Royal Codnni..ion is • pleasant,
ambling, dilatory thing which needp•t
make a report until long after the
eventa have leen forgotten. And, if
you don't believe it, rnnsider how long
the deer, old, dowelling i)avid0on ('0m-
mi0.lnn has been on the job already.
Incidentally Msrdona d of Pictou
sp t114d the feet that whim Nonoral
Bertram and David Carnegie were in
the United 5t*te• in .lune, 1815, the
agent of • well-known Amerieltn com-
pany of standing earn* to thorn and
offered to make fusee on a bards of
\lalltuba oats -1n
4.\'I l liar.:, Nn. 2 l'.1\•..
('.W , 401 _ 0 : X11. 1 -ex' :
No. 1 feed. 3PI=c.
Am4'rkan , rtl No. ••f(.iw. S^c.
('auad, n t •,ru 1'4 ,c to 71,c.
Ontario' v. -heat -No. _ winter, per
car lot, re:,rdiiig to fr :•.4 Out: -i 4. ,
81.:1 to '331.. i; No. 1 ,
, 07,.
at Fort
r; No ,
t. 4',1 c;
to 314)4; No. 2 (04144:,
9lle:' No 3 comerci�
herd ahem. Sae to Jr
Ournrto o.:ts --No. 3
45c: cOmn.erci l oats,
4'.•arr No..C, per coo
cording 10 , :trople. 41 t
Bari. •c ';along. on
621 N teed. 59c t
; t - li:k 10
bhN,. ' ommer•
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Manic. Cour FM.:'
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to, pr.', .i•
♦ ,1 ,1.•.. •" - • ' 1
1 I 41
Malt.. c:
1. \1,•, :
3aorts. $ •
dour, ba ;.
tort
trade:
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l utt r --
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t 1 .rn r .' '-..
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19',0; J1,,
20,twins.
Ilut.cy-:1
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tints. 13' c,
141 c n::: t
$-.5o to 3.
2. ;0.
Poultry
(41.4 4.' 1.
1111! ns
Turkeys
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Cattle 11, ..11.'• ' 1
WHEN YOU WAKE - 3"5, . , :, 5., but. 4;131.5%:'t
0
cry; f , -'1 t„_o . • w . 3t1 • `t. •
4 lgll'-, 4;' ,:,; 'v s--;, r-
and feeder.. $4 to ,. , stock 1,. ,»-r -
1 1 '95.75 1.• 3,1':-•: fr1•r', • 4('v and .pr.::
ere. a.m. and str,G',1 150 to ,floe
to
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ill Wash the poisons and toxins from ){o4.` tie' elpte , ))Pili; r
i:3.• : I cavy and n . ?990 to .- ,
i system before putt.og more • food into stomach. 3.nrke-.; 99..:. tb 3 • pi. 9..7:.
39: roughs, yes:, t at:u+. } .:
to 47.75.
trays Inside-bathino makes any. 4:1t.•p elyd Met _ -' "A'
aeric.; 'Inn:ha, 3!, ; yea 1''I:r
one look and feel clean, .6.60 to 910.7'.; 'v,' M9 In 4;405
sweet and refreshed. ('w1 a. 34 40 49; s'. • mix, d. a :..
I u. 31)."‘".: Milli, .l 4:r 8S to f 1r :.:
1 r llppr 1 °beep 46 to " .4
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UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash yourself on the inside beton.
breakfast like yen do on tn4. outside
This is vastly more Important because
the skin pores .lo not ah.'orb Impuri-
ties Into the blood, causing Illness,
while the bowel pores do.
For every ounce of food and drink
taken Into the stomach, nearly an
ounce of waste material lutist be
carried out of the body. If this wnste
material is not eliminated day by day
It gnkkly ferments and generates
polsons, gases and toxins which are
absorbed or sucked Into the blood
stream, through the lymph ducts which
should ;.uek only nourishment to sus-
tain the Daly.
A splendid health mca •r, • 4s to
tir:nic, before breakfast each day, a
eta,'. of ural hot a:ter "Oh a tea-
spoonful of limestone phoapbate 1n It.
which is n hartnMss way to wash
these poisons, gases and toxins froni
the stomach, hater, kldn*ye and
hoe -el.; thus cleanetn4. sweetening
en.l frrehcning the entire alimentary
c:'nal hefore putting more food tato
et.e stomach
A quarter pound of limeetrnte phoe-
phate teats but very little at the Arne
store bid is suffielent to make anyone
an enthusiast nn Inside hnthlna Men
end women who are aronstomed to
wake up with a dull, aching head or
here tarred tongue, had taste, nest'
breath, sallow complexion. nthere who
have hnloos attacks, acid rtomarh or
or•esttpatlnn are assured of pros
nonneed improvement In both health
and appearance shortly.
•
•
Dossed Wats
Toronto wholt•salr 1- n,sas are quo:
Ing to the trad • (, :lows:
Feet, for- iearter: ..1 9.50 to 4.0
do. htud•,u.tr,e . 13.50 14
Cara::ea, ,. . (4. : . 11.00 12
di,. cant:-.,lt . . 9. 10.
Vett:),('1):•1'..441 .. 7. , 9 .
' do. Mali:n . .. 10.50 12
do. l rime .. 1:1.60 1 ,
Henry I. "R.. ...50
Shop 4:ng.. ' I.5'i 15.0:.
Uatton, henry :'.W 1:'.0o
do. light 14, JO 16.04'
I.awi.1
o.... 13.54 - 21.11:.
Chita, Catty MerA.t
fettle-Reeelpta 00;!market
weak; beeves, 97.90 to 99.96; stockers
and feeders, 86.86 to 80 55; cows and
heifers. 84 to $9; calves. 91.71 to 99.51
Hogs-Rereipts, 59.000; market
strong; 111..1, 89.20 to 49.71; raised.l
19 26 to 39.,.,; heart. 4).11 to 89.65: II
rough, ;9 I,i td $9.86; pie'Ad to 15;
bu)t of 0alec 11146 l0 1?.Opt
Sep- roeelpt*. 1' t a.rkrt
f.rm, natir.• 17 t1• 49 lamb, sa-
tire. $7 64 to 811 70
Sated Hay and Straw
Mercbaet: are buying on track.
Toronto, at the following priers
Staled hay, new, No 1.117.00 t,, )Is 1
0o No. 2 '4 00 16 e '
baled etrw1.. toe 6.11 7. et. '
D. 1`'I I LLAk U SON
Just a Few More Days Till Easter
EASTER STOCKS ARE MOST COM-
PLETE ALL OVER THE STORE.
New (Heves for Faster
Our Spring stock of Gloves i, row
in, in every size in ;i1 the-fashionahl4)
colors,- :Perrin's Guaranteed Gkw..'s
our specialty.
Perrin's Real French Kid Gloves' in
black, tan, '‘shite and ail shades to
match the new Suits. Sizes 31 to •
Pair $1.25
K- a) ser Silk Gloves, male in Canada,
double finger tips, black,. white and
colors. .all sizes. Pair
Kayser Silk Gloves
50c
New Neckwea
Perrin's Nler.ell:t; Gloves, made from
selected -kin•, folk t, uarantced. All
colters in. stock.' Sties 5: to 8. 14;fir
a
Perrin's long Kid lih)Vts in 12 and !t)
hutton length, in black, tan, *bite and
j,Tret, llest'quality. i'air$1,50't` $2.75
Niagara Maid Silk Gloves
Niagara Maid Silk (1.o'. -es, made in
Can.`lla, extra super quality, black and
tyhite,' th uhle tini,.'r tips, - All.• sins.
...50c
r for Easter
Pair.
Von will be -more than delighted with the beautiful showing (It daint\' N..k\•.:Ir
for Easter, in all'the latest styles, . + 71I • •. Zsc, 35c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 each
New Easter Blouses
Just opened sur, :in exceedingly smart
lot of new -Spring \% aists in toile, S,iik
and Crepe de Chene.t\'les, $ito $5 each
NEW VEILING
Special Values in
Serges
We ars:. 'hewing* some very -'Speci;:
3.t
,lute. 1 11� 1
t\ \' iitl 'Black `4.r`Tes•.'
,tjluch in Mtn :4.r,..t. r �prir�- .itit�, :.t •
'$EQ0, $1.25, 4.,I 50 .to $2.25 per yard -
New Spring Coats
Smart showing of new Spring Coats
in the season's most aprro\ed styles;
in Tt' scot effects...from $7 50. to $15.00
NEW VEILING
Two Black Silk Specials
Special ,;f) -in. 1;:.4,,k P7 •ailette Silk, rich
i
holo` h extra heavy \\elg ht,%\ill not gut.
Per Yard • $I.00
7.
. 111151. . n obi 11 •li4(.•l: Du.hi..
;t) in. bride, beautiful-satitl lini.h, Lt 4.;t:
gt;a:-:niteed. P.'r yard• $1.35
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1'1'IcCALL'.3 PATTERNS AND MAGAZINES FOR MAY
,NE1� HA1U=BAG..
NEW RIBBONS
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EQUIPMENT
including s' x-e'dometer, ammeter. mohair- top. envelope. and Mile curtains. clearvision ventilating wind shield, electric starting and lighting system. valine 111 head,
and completely electrically equipped.
NOTE -Owing to; the great demand for this car we would suggest plac-
ing your order early 10 ensure delivery.
M. J. FARR, Agent
COLBORNE: STREET, NEXT CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE