The Signal, 1916-5-11, Page 3IRE SIGNAL : GODERICH 0
ASM
',Adler.' Aid rte bas• forwarded to HOW LONG
WILL
th. Red Gross beadquartns :9 pillows.
AND es borpital shirts. 12 ,best, 311 pillow.
slips. 1d pyjamas suits, 16 day shirks,
tib pain sucks, 12 wash clotbe. SOS
mouth wtpee. 2 dos. hospital beedler
ONLY
GENUINE
BEWARE
OF
IMITA-
T1ONB
SOLD ON
THE
MERITS Or
11NIRD'S
LININENT
chiefs, 72 ace cloths, 12 rolls bandages,
1 parosl old flannel, 1 parcel magas
Valued $1140. This work was done In
Match and April. Sewing was done
by Mrs. Jas. Cook.9 garments; Mn.
John Quaid, 8 garments; Mrs. R. Hig-
gins. Mies M. McKensie 7 each • Mlw
A. Quaid, Mrs. Wm. Blake, Miss M.
Mack, 6 each i Mn. W. Finlay, Mjss
M. eau, Mrs. W. Malo, beach; Mn.
F. D.ohert Mrs C. Crawford. Mrs. S.
Sher wood 4 etch ; Mrs. Jas. McAdam
Miss Banti, Mrs. LQ seal CrwMn., Mas.
R. McWhlnoey,
Hayden, Miss Olive Free, Klan 0.
Templeton, Mrs. Wm. Hasty, Miss M.
Alton. Mt.. Jas Saunders, Miss May
Saunders, Miss Tillie Carey, Mrs. D.
Mcllwain. 2 each ; Mrs R. Correa,
Mrr. %Vm. $totber•. Miss Nona Stev-
enson, Miss M. Myers. Mn. John
Bennett, Mrs Ju. Oliver, Miss 14Cun-
ningham, 1 each; Mrs. Higgins,
sheets, 8 pillow slips ; Mrs. A. Quaid,
2sheet., 4 pillow slips; Mn. McAdam,
6 pillow slips ; Mks M. McKenzie, 7
sheets, 7 pillow sll . Pillows were
donated by Mrs. D. Mcllwain, Mrs.
W. Echlin,'2 pillows eacb ; Mn. 1).
Quaid, Mrs.yaBlake, 1 Brack ; D 1 ow
slips donated by Lila Mcllwain 2 ;
Mrs. M. Shackleton, 3 ; Mn. T. Blake,
1 ; Mn D. MzWbiooey, 2 ; Lisa Hig-
gins, 12 wash cloths; Mrs. W. Finlay,
12 bandages; Mrs. S. Kilpatrick,
mouth wipes; Mrs. M. Shackleton,
dozen hospital handerehiefs. Knit -
Ung was done by Mn. Win. Blake, 114
pairs socks ; Mrs. A Alton. 13 pairs
Mn. T. Shackleton, Mn. R. Higgins,
6 pairs each ; Mrs. A. Gordon, Hiss
M. Sounder", 4 pairs each ; Mrr, J.
Gook, Mn. J. Helm, Mies 1.41a Blake,
Mrs. J. M , '3 pairs each ; Mr. J.
Reid, Mrs. J. Breen. Mies J. /Asia.,
Mrs. J. Kllp.trick. Mr.. A e lib. Mrs.
F. Doherty, Mrs Jan 11c%VhinDey,
Nile, Mr,. T. 11a11, M• s. Js-. Webster.
Mrs.. Herb Alton, lire. N. Johnston.
2 pails each ; Mr.. J. Petrie, Mrs J.
Myers, Miss T. Myets. Mrs H. Mc•
Whinney, Mi.. M. Cunniugbam, Mrs.
Brown. Mrs. Fielder. Mrs. J. Quaid,
Mrs. A. Quaid. Mr'. W. Stotbsrs, Mre.
O. Mothers, Mi+s M. Hall, Mn. Jas.
Soundest, Mn. S. Phillips, Mrs. J.
Phillips. 1 pair each. The Ashfield
Soldiers' Aid Society will meet in the
ball at Port Albert May 17th.
BOO Kin NDIN (i
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
SOLD LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
eel s TH rag& Oodetioa. ss
A. B. TAYLOR. B'lYTVORD.
MEDICAL
R. ORO. HKILKMANN, O$TE-
PATH, eeedallet In women. sad eUl
'. dl.e.•ee. scuts, *leeks sod I ellel a�
as6sis. ere. W. sore rod tbtosi. par
see.. lumbago and rheostatic ooriditioes Aden
weld. remove 1 without the knife. Offlcs at
meideooe. corner Nel-on and SL Aodrsw s
aueete. AL bet CISCO xow4 rr. Weds.
sad Saturday.* any es ming by appointment.
Wvtae
tOWRic:. J. R.FOit$TER-EYE, EAR.
e end throat oats. Bow nswqr►••••
rk Uplithalsle and Acral IawUt its,
Nose and 'I mei
ANSA.. Ur,
and Moorefield KyHospital.l.
, kogland. tlmoe. M & W aterlfr. utreeet.
Stret• tiSum., i rdw It s.. 7 tell p. m. Telephone
a.
AUCTIoUEZE
THE WAR LAST?
The War Against Healtk 1. Qei•Wy
Eckel By 'Pewit-a-tiv.. .
UNDRY
f11HOMA$ G AUCTIONS=11 Wt at Signal ice will Instreetionsby
seded tc. Ite.tdsnoe telephone 115
LEGAL
O C. HAYS
BAKHISTKlt, SOLICITOR. AOTAItY
HLIC, MTI.
WortSterlag Bank Stock, Bam/lten Sleet.
S. 1 elepkdoe te.
Feat khats Lorne and lo.srance.
"It
write
MRS. OCWOIrC
RIO
•f,UAW Ifti.INS •
� �r QuorAnaa
Tweet* Cattle Market
Heavy choice steers 98.80 to
Handy choice steers ... 1.40
Butcher.. good 8.25
do medium 7.90
do. common 7.00
Butcher' cows, choice7.26
do. good 6 76
do medium 6 00
do common . 6 60
Butcher bulla, choice- 7.16
do. good . 6.10
do. bologna 6.16
Feeders. 900 to 1,000 lbs. 7.10
do. bulls 6.60
Stockers. 800 to 900 lbs. 7.26
do. good. 700 to 800 6.60
do. med.. 660 to 700 6.00
do. common. light... 6.60
Cutter 4.76
Canners 4.00
Milken, choice. each 76.00
domedium to good-60.00Springers 60.00
Calves, veal, good 5.00
do. medium 6.00
do. common 4.10
East Ship llarbonr, N.S. do. grass 4.76
V with great pleasure that 1 Bob calves. each 2.00
10.00
6.00
to tell you of the wonderful lambs, cwt-
benefit
wtbenefit I hace received from taking same, ewes, light 9.90
'Fruit-a-tives'.For years lwas adreadful do. heavy and bucks 8.00
sufferer from Constipation and Head- � da. culls 4.00
aches, and I was miserable in every way. Hogs. weighed off cars 11.10
do. ted and watered11.25
Nothing in the way of medicines do. f.o.b. country... 10.90
seemed to help me. Then I finally
Spring lambs, each
BENMILLER.
'rritshAY. Mai 9.
Run CRoas NoTes.-On May 6th the
Benwiller Branch C. It. C.14 (Col-
borne townahip,) forwa,ded to Toronto
the follow log goods. viz.: 40 pairs
'locks. 12 pyjama suite, 15 day shirts,
13 hospital abirte, :01 towels 1 tnrkirh)
value of goods 4)41.11. The Society
heartily thanks the following for do-
naliuna : l'olborne township council,
1V-ii.00, Mrs. A. Ileddle 41.(13. Mrs.
''m Jewell 61.1111, weekly t.ferings
$ill sit The Socket •
tried'Fruit-a-fives and thewas
spa
Blue Blood.ao had Hnwlong-Too you have
no royally in the States
Miss Multirox-Oh. 1 don't know.
My father is the well-known sausage
King. My brother is a Prince of good
fellows, and he has just married aew
Queen of but Inoue.
CLERK MI RUN DOWN
Restored To Health By Vinol
Shelbyville, Ind.-" I am a clerk in •
hotel and was all run down, no energy,
thanks the fol- my blood was poor and my face covered good feed flour, bag, 91.60 to 21.70.
got so weak I had to
in Py)� • with pimples. I fi at work.
they remedies with-
PROUDFDUT.$.1I,IgRAPi al, t)002I:
lowing ladies
der,
108.E
9.26
7.60.
7.80
7.26
0.76
6.N
1.7111
7.116
0.06
0.26
6.00
7.66
1.26
0.60
6.00
6.66
476
106.00
76.60
106.00
10.00
8.00
0.00
0.80
7.00
.12.60
12.00
10.60
9.00
6.60
0.00
0.00
0.00
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Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat -Trek, bay ports.
No. 1 northern, 91.14; No. 2 northern.
$1.33%; No. 3 northern. $1.19%.
Manitoba oats -Track. bay ports.
No. 2 C.W., 63%c; No. 3 C.W.. &2c;
No. ''1 extra feed, 62c; No. 1 feed.
61Vsc.
American corn -No. 3 yellow, 8314c.
Canadian corn -Reed, 74c to 76c.
Ontario
wheat -Se. 2
winter
per
car lot, according to freight outside,
No. 1 commercial, $1.03 to 0.05; No.
2 commercial, 91.01 to $1.03; No. 3
commercial, 98c to 91; teed wheat.
86c to 88c.
Ontario oats -No. 3 white, 45%c to
46%c; commercial oats, 44tsc to 45',4c.
Peas -No. 2, per csrlot. $1.60; ac-
cording to sample, 91.20 to 91.60.
Barley -Malting. outside, 64c to
65c; No. 2 feed. 60c to 63c.
Buckwheat -69c to 70c.
Rye -No. 1 commercial, 91c to 92c;
rejected, 87c to 89c.
Manitoba flour -First patents: in
lute bags, 96.50; seconds, 96; strong
bakers', $6.80, In Jutebags
Ontario flour -Winter, track, Toron-
to, prompt shipment• according to
sample. 94.30 to 94 40, in jute bags,
bulk, seaboard, 94.35 to 94.45.
Mlllteed-Carloads. per tun, deliver
ed. Montreal tre'.Ehts; bran 924.
shorts, 926; middlings, $26 to 227,
pr"
g
for sew R t up an awful ght to keep I Wholesale Produce
lir J Jewell
Mn. C. Walters suit each
M
'
taking many o
S&.iuu0 1CF2 pOWCITURB. NOTARIESPUBWI. ILIC.
suits-
r••. L. . vu
Mn. B. Atter out bene fit Vinci hu retored my health Toronto whclesale talc,' to tb3
Walter+ 'l suit ; Mrs. Jas. Long i
(fifteen the Sgsare..esswldew beta Mees'
Info .user. Ueawtiek.
rah Iv ala huge to loan at lows* t s a
W. t'atocaruer. K.C. J.
M. J. A Como
LL1.CAMBIA/N. K. v
ps
vimonotary Do
tun street, tiuderich,
tastd door to
=re. At l notoa 1 bur.day of each week w
error on Atber t street occupied by Mr.
tde.p.r. Lidice hour. Y a.m. toe p.m.
LWkkiLhi teARROW, LL.B., MAK-
eTkus
ll. sarey. emetwr. etc.. Oodr
tuns tumid u k.wc.t rats
IU
). SKAGEN. BARRISTER. SOL.
Iclu.r. Nolan Public ped Coo�tysnwoar.
woe --Lear'. lieu** Uoderich. LA
day •hart► -Ml's, Wm, Stevens 1 Mn. For all tvn down. week. nerveos
ne V, Mee. a 2, .Mss, Wm. Me4Vhtal conditions of men and women, nothing
urs 4, Mrs. Jas. Lung li ; hospital equals Vinol, our delicious cod liver and
shirts -\Ire. $. $. Gardiner 2 Mrs. C. 1 iroo tonic without oil Try it on our
and Length "-Roy F. BIRD. trade:
�gfWQ, LDA11S. rrc.
IcKlU(IP MUTUAL FIRE' 1N
tl U R A N C K C 0. -Farm and I.olated
t rwa oiswaec� tessred•
O cerinei" PrSeekonk, Seekonk P.O.;
).4 Co softy. Vice -Pres.. Uodertch P. U.:
r � b"3' lee4.t'rresur.r 'tl «si Toon
S. et Wee. Nlntktop;Nuimap Kinn,
Jobe Beuoewei.• lirodhe5en; James nvass.
Besehwood ; Hebert Ferris. Matlock ; Matoolru
Ilogwen, Hreeenekt. 11115; Ale..
Agents: J. W. Yeo, Botmw
Leitch.
tc y. lie 2aithtl Policy
hal ss can
pp�a
t.
u
ca mos
o. sue gut their cards,reoe iseedd
M. J. Morrieh's I:k,tking Store. lleloli.tioder0. or
('elf. Unsorr. Sinf.•t.'d re
.1.B. Held'. General Store, Bayfield.
E0,000 PbR+sI V AADTOy tq1UY. 0CAO
N.
I artiner Hamilton .tract. Ooderteb.
W It. ROBERTSON
'Walters 1, ,111D.s Lottie Waiter 1, Mr.
Jae. Long 3 ; towels -Mee. El. Wal-
ters :tri. The following ladies con-
tributed socks for bele : Mrs. Wm.
McW hinney, Mrs. Me.. MIS. C. Wal-
ter., Mrs. F. l3. Kuthertorl, Miss Ella
Cousins, Miss K. Kuauabau, Miss
Irene Long Miss Maixie Walters, Mum
Pearl Y.us,g, Mina Millie Young.1 pair
each ; Mn. %%N u. Straughan, Mn. A.
Straugban, Mi.. Ruby Young. 2 pain
each : Nits. Juo. Young, Mrs, Thos.
Co sins, Mrs. C. Fisher, Mrs. V. Oke,
:3 pairs each ; Mts..,.Treble, Mrs. Ed.
' alters and Mrs. Jae. Long, i pain
each. Owing to sickness and other
causes the bale for April was smaller
tbau usual. Sewing is always on hand
at the home of the president ;knitting
et the home of Mrs. Ed. Walters.
{Irx•sll "113" Shempoo Paste cleanses
the hair and scalp, imparting a lovely
gloss : 25c tins. Sold only by the
Itexall drug starer. H. C. Dunlop,
Goderich.
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'INBUaANCK A0 =7.
Bing AND Weargttrs : WW1, Can.al.a sod
Asaertead.
•0111wa:1 Blc0Ns1. Ano lea` dssosv•(3sar nit
7
err : tbe Ocean Aadldeo
CRpasUea mned. d Losdo., lCad.
P5ga
urs AND (Ideated.
BONDS : Ttw U.&
PId.Uti and s nOasn.secowpony.
Meeem
vie.
oe at residence. becamebecamepleas Iia
esad at. David's streetw.
MAMMAL LICENSES
WALTER E. YB1.L1. J.P..
OODgSICB. ONT.
MU= Or MARRIAos LICIGNS1134.
Patents, Trade Nuts,
Designs
guarantee.
i)unlop, Druggist, G..1erich
'' Tea or coffee?" demanded the
hustling waitress. He smiled be-
nignly. "Don't tell me ; let me guess.'
The older it men is, Ibe farther be
could jump as a boy.
Apiary Demonstrations, 1916.
We have raised an enormous army
of fighting men. Many of them hate
dropped their tools in the shop., left
their machiuee, locked up their desks
or have left the ranks of the feeders
to swell .bore of the tighten, We
cannot all go to the ffring line to fight.
but we can do our utmost to feed
those who have, and their depen-
dent whom they have left to our care.
Homey is a staple that is sometimes
classed as a luxury. It bas a very real
food value and at this time when
sugar is so expensive it should be
more extensively (teed lhao ever be-
fore. Tne production must be main•
twined.
To Delp you "keep better be ew and to
keep nem letter" the Ontario Depart-
ment of Agriculture is arranging to
hold apiary demonstrations in all parts
of the Provinee. The practical nature
of the program is very inviting to all
interested in beekeeping and In almost
any district a good attendance is as-
sured. provided Ibe weather is suit-
able. A specially trained practical
beekeeper is sent to take charge of
the meeting and handle the bees, and
be is generally assisted by local bee-
keepers. Several hives ars opened
and the actual working of the bees ex-
plained. Oflan a (peonies eoloswy or
one preparing to swarm serves as an
exOehent object lesson. No matter
how many or bow few colonise you
keep, you are sun to learn snmething
at roe of them meeting..
Already art angemente are well
ander way for over fifty of teem meet-
ings. The Department of Agrlvulturs
attends to all the advertising and sup-
pliee the speaker. so that the bee-
keepers do not incur any expellee
whatever.
letereeted beekeepers d.sirnus of
haviaS demonstrations In their api-
aries abowld eomttnnis.M Immediately
with Kr. Morley Pettit. Department
of Agriculture, Ontario Agricultural
College. Onelpb. so that arewrrgetasnts
can be made foe the meetings.
Secured in All Comnlrlea.
Write for fres book-PATQ4'11 PRUTia'.
TION Tells all shout a d show to get. fps
t
mita HANCOCK t S0.'
77
formerly Patent 1 twee Examiner. Meter of
I'a4ent Lew.. Itegldared Patent Attorney.
sir_, to tit. James Street. Mentreal. Breeches
(butes and Wrhlsstas. Repementaures In
all forelg$ see nixie.
Brophe) Bros.
GOIIBRiOH
"Ise Leadia=
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
.enrolls attended to
B2 MEM Dlsht or Nay.
F.sa-
Special candled (cart's).1 .24 to 1
' New -Lids. ex -cartons.... .23 .24
Butter -
Creamery prints. fresh, . r) .29 .31
Cr.slperyy. solids • 28 .2)
Choice dairy prints .25 .27
Ordinary dairy prints.24 .24
Bakers'
Cheese -New. large. 193ic to 19%c:
twins. 191)ac to 20c; old, June and
September, large. 20c; twins, 2044c.
triplets. 20%c.
Hone ps, 7%c tat barrelsc to
.
7%c;
tins. 13%c; 10 -Ib. tins. 14c; ,6-1b. tins.
14c; comb honey No. 1. per dozen.
$2.50 to $3; No. 2. per
toPoultry
1so. Live Dressed
01d fowl, lb... 18c 20c 22c 24c
Chickens 18c 20c 24c -.•
Milked 17c 20c 2&c 2e•
1
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EAVESTROUGBING 1
1 11 11 1
This is the .a-awin when any
work in this line should re-
trive careful attention.
Our staff of workers are
well qualified to give the
best of satisfaction in an
orders of this kind with
which you may favor us.
Fred Hunt
HAMILTON STREET ' PIIoNE 13.-)
• Eas. Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Receipts, 4.000; medium and
, heavy steers slow. others sett..
shipping. 1>`.2r, to $9.60; butcher,
. 2V
j 97.60 to $9 00, heifers, $7.'• to 60.
iI
cows. 94 00 to 97 75; bulls. 95 00 to
• 97.76; stockers and feeders. 7 c0 to
111.00; sea k heifers. 96.50 to 27 00;
flesh cows and springers active. 260
to $105
Veale --Receipts. 2.000; active; 24.50
to 910.50
Hogs --Receipts, 15,500: active:
heavy, $10 15 to 210 25; nf'.ed. 910.15
to 910.20; yorkrn, $9.25 to 910.16;
pigs and roughs. 19.00 to 93.10; stags.
$6.60 to $7.5'1.
Sheep and Iambs -Receipts, 16.000;
active; lambs, 914.60 to $10 25; year-
lings.
earlings. 96.10 to 99 50, wether. $7.75
to 18.26; . wen. 84.00 to $7.75; sheep.
mixed, 17.:5 to .8.00.
Logs Wanted
W! will pay the highest cash
priers for all kinds of logs delivered
at the mill in Goderich.
Custom sawing:done promptly at
any time.
Grain aad Clopping
We will also buy grain at our
elevator and will pay the beet mar -
let prices.
Orders for chopping or rolling
grain promptly and carefully at-
tended to at our chopping mill.
J.E. Baechler
Mill and elevator north of Mac-
Rwan's coal yards. Oodeeich.
Spring Iiousehold Needs
Special Values in Plain and Twilled Sheetings
8-4 Plain and Twilled Bleached Sheet-
ings, exceptionally good values, at
per yard 25c to 45c
7-4 Plain Bleached Sheetings for single
beds and hospital beds, extra quality,
at 25c and 35c per yard
Horrockses English Sheeting, 2 1-4 yards wide, absolutely pure and free from dressing,
will give endless wear 75c per yard
Special Values in Plain and Embroidered Pillowcases
Beautiful Embroidered Irish Pillow-
cases in designs suitable for initial-
ing Special $1.25 per pair
Special Value in Bedroom
Towels
Special value in Pillowcases made of good
quality cotton, in sizes 40, 42 and
44 inches. A special purchase, at
15c each
White Turkish Bath
Towels
An extra large size White Turkish Bath
Towel, heavy qualitySpecial
50c each
1.4
25 dozen Linen Huckaback Towels, large
size, full bleached, exceptional value
$1.50 per half dozen
Special Values in Bedspreads
Satin Quilts, super quality, imported direct. full double bed size, rich designs,
2.25 very
ea y
special, only
Extra quality Crochet Quilt, extra good washing quilt. For family use. Just 2 dozen
left, only $1.59 Bach
Other special values at $1.00. $1.25., $1.95 up to $4.50 each
Kindergarten Quilts for children's cots, in pink and blue with nursery rhymes, very
1.50 each
cute
Special Values in Good Values in Bath
Pillows
Mats
Extra quality Pillows, extra Bath Mats in white, blue and red with.bath mat
well made. Special value.. inscribed. Extra heavy, quality
79c each 75c, 85c, $ 1.00 and $1.50 each
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Remember we carry the best assorted stock of Linoleums, Oilcloths and ,Can-
goleum Rags, Carpets, Curtains and Draperies.
1IcC�1LL PATTERNS for JUNE r ONS' IN STOCK
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PHONE 56 Jt4illar's Scotch Store PHONE 56
Meats -Wholesale
Toronto wholesale houses are quot•
Ing to the tracts us follows:
Beef. forequarters. ...811.00to 112.00
do. hindquarters... 16.00 16.00
Carcases, choice 13.00 14.00
do. common 11.00 12.00
Vents, comLton 7.60 9.60
do. medium 10.60 12.60
do. prime 13.60 16.90
Heavy hogs 11.00 14.00
Shop hogs 15.00 16.60
Abattoir hogs 15.00 16.00
Mutton, heavy 10.00 17.01
do. light 14.)0 16.00
Lambe, yearling 20.00 21.00
do. spring. each.. . 8.00 12.00
Power, Durability, Economy
•
•• Pleasure, Comfort
ENSATiONAL VALUE. WHEEL BASE 102 1N. VALVE-iN-HEAD
S MOTOR. FLOATING REAR AXLE. CANTILEVER SPRINGS,
Front and Rear. SELF-STARTER. FULL ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT,
AMMETER, ELECTRIC HORN, AUTOMATIC.IGNITION
T HAIR TAIL-
ORED
DDIMMING ATTACHMENT FOR HEADLICx
GROWN FENDERS. ASPEEDOMETF.R ENTILATiNG WINDSHIELD.
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Chicago Cattle Market
Cattle-•-Recetpts. 19.000 ; market
weak; beeves. 9T80 to 90.80; stockers
and feeders. 16 00 to 15.40; cows and
betters, 94.10 to $9.35; .wives, 94.25
to 91.80
Hogs---Reutpta, 44.000; market low-
er; ttsDt. 26 to $9.16; mixed, 99,40
to $9.96; iesvy, 19 16 to 99.96;
rough, $9. to 15.10. Ota. 17.36 to
11.91, bulk of salsa. $9.66 to 16.90.
EQUIPMENT
Including speedomef r, ammeter. mohair fop, envelope and side curtain., clear
vision ventilating wind shield, electric starting and lighting system, valve in head,
and completely electrically equipped.
NOTE -Owing to the great demand for this car we would suggest plac-
ing your order early to ensure delivery.
Baled May mod *term
Msrabanta are buying on track.
Termite. at the fotiowtag prices:
Baled bay. new. No 1 .111J.00 to 113.00
.00
1s No 1 7.00
tflsled straw. too 1.
M. J. FARR, Agent
COLDORNF. STREET, NEXT CANADIAN DANK OF COMMERCE
- +t4 aware atm;