HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-6-8, Page 3ant of battle:•hips, which never was
more than p.gtinl. This phwas in-
cluded a runuing light, as the German
Dreadno.'gilts tied toward their beer,
All the big ship lighting was over by
9.15 p.m.
Chen came one of the o Of t writd
features of the battle, as Berman
destroyers made attack slier attack.
like infantry following artillery pre-
paration, on our big ship.. But these
onslaughts were singularly futile, not
a single torpedo launched by them
getting homy.
"With the morning these attacks
ended and the ecene of battle was
swept by Jellicoe•s fleet. Not s single
enemy vessel remained in sight.
"Until we get. Admiral Jellicoe••
complete report idents of twe can he g eaonitj
fragmentary
inc
battle. Among them is the torpedo-
ing t f the super -dreadnought Marl-
borough, which i• now safely in har-
bor. She mutt have struck a verit-
able hornets' nest of submarines, as
by skilful manoeuvring she avoided
three of these 'before rhe was finally
hit.
••Karly in the engagement, accord•
ing to Admiral Bratty's report, a
German battle cruiser, after being
hotly engaged, blew up and broke iu
two.
er-• 0fft en of the fleet also upon
passing a clo.ely-engagd
battle cruiser which was lett behind
while the British pursued the Get-
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0.11
Rash choice .lases9.06 1.10
9.00 1.88
D s��teekees'. gobs p
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d. coma� 1. medium .!6
D etcb.r, Dews. choice7.60 8.88
daC /sd O. 7.00
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de. laetntta/'ss choice 6.76
0.16
Feeders, ftf too 1.411 lb1 .76
do. balls .. 0.00
Mockers. 941 to NO lbs 7.76
do. good. 700 to 141 7.60
do. mod.. 060 to 700 $.76
do. common. fight.. 6.88
Cutters 1.00
Milkers, choice, sack00.00
do. medium to good00.00
Springer' 00.00
Calves, veal. good 10.00
do. medium 7.50
do. common 6.60
do. grass 4.75
Bob calves, each 3.00
Lambs. cwt. 9.50
Opting lambs. each 6.00
Sheep, ewes, light t .60
do. heavy and bucks7.60
do. culls 1.00
Hogs, weighed off cars10 65
do. ted and watered10.25
do. f.o.b. country 9.90
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7.76
7.00
6.6•
7.71
6.71
1.76
0.80
6.88
7.0
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76.80
116.06
11.0
6.66
7.00
0.26
7.88
18.00
11.60
10.00
6.50
4.00
10.76
10.36
10.00
Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat -Tack, bay ports.
No. 1 northern. $1.16; No 2 northern,
61.15%; No. 3 northern, 81 11
Manitoba oats -Track, bay ports,
No. 2 C.W., 60%c; No. 3 t' It , 49 c;
No. 1 extra feed, if%c; No. 1 feed,
48%c.
American corn -No. 3 yellow, 76c,
track, Toronto; 73%c, track, bay ports.
Ontario wheat -No. 2 winter, per
car lot, according to height outside,
No. 1 commercial, $1 to $1.01; No. 2
commercial, 98c to 9/c; No. 3 com-
mercial, 94c to 96c; feed wheat, 90c
to 91c.
Ontario oats -No. 8 white, 48c to
49c.
Peas -No. 2, per carlot. 70; ac-
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Barley -:•tattle( ontsld.. 66c to
67c; No. 2 feed, $3c to 6rc
Buckwheat -70c to 71c.
Rye -No. 1 commercial. 94c to 95c.
Manitoba flour --prat latents. In
late bap, 66.70; seccnds, 16.220; strong
bakers'. $6. in jut., bags.
Ontario flour -Winter. track. Tomo-
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sample, 94.20 to $4.20. 1n }lite bags;
bulk, seaboard, $t/5 to 1446: -- ^
)Ne.' --Carloads, Bar. t .•ti deliver-
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shorts. $25; middlings, 9'l.; to 926;
good.L•ed-Amur..b&4.9l.fie W•:11- ...
W holesat. Predilaj -
Toronto wholr la prl to the
trade: `fit �r
Eggs -
Special candled (cart's)$ . 1) $ .27
New -lards, excartcns ... .25 .26
- Butter-
Creamery prints. fresh.. .23 .31
Creamery, solids 18 .29
Choice dairy prints ,26 .27
Ordinary dairy prints., .24 .26
Bakers' .22 .24
Cheese -New, large. 18%c; twins.
lk; old. June and September. I.:rg: ,
21c; twins, 2114c; triplets. 21%/-
Honey-Comb
1' eHoney-Comb honey, No. 1. per
dozen. 12.50 to $3; No. 2, pet dozen,
$2 to $2.40.
Poultry Live Drese.ri
Spring broilers 40c 4;c 6e• 55c
Old fowl, lb19c 2 ,c 22, 24c
Chickens 18c 2tc 24c 27c
Milk -fed 17c • _..: 25c •26c
mans, On their return this vessel
was miming. Judging from her pre-
vious plight, she mud now be at the
bottom of the sea. This accounts for
two of the enemy's battle eruisen, and
we have their admission that they
have let two battleships. ROBT. ■"`r SON
'Tice Admiralty has • t of the �l,/ it
sinking of four German BOIL cruisers I tL
sod the Germans have acknowledge
Massey -Harris Agent
the loss of six destroyers. There is Ham SL, Goderrd
very good hope that the Garman loss
is even greater. but we do sot intend meow emu
to make any estimates until we bays
complete official reports from our
commanders, who dr not report abs
loss of antagonist* without definite
evidence.
Zeppelins No Use.
�TIUT. I /Tilt COMET 1t�TAL FiO91T.
einimil enOak ships Chan comma Fleet altar
A Hooey OWis,
Load.., Jess 4.-1Le Bret official
aoaoust 1a detail of the North Bea
ONLY
bride was give. yeeterda by a high
official of tie Admiralty, It was
,1E G NUINE iviioiMs $Mt awns Admiralty offi-
Nwhod � hors m to
.11the the opinion
was
Kestrel twat tae depression caused b
the Ind a••a••aam *1 of the result
of IM estommeasst. was not justified,
In the sight of wbsegwot details. It
Is said that further detalb will have
even a more heartening effect than
the news Oros prbtaday.
The Admitting is oapadally esuNon'
about swim Mamas tomes, gtvia
o.l tbos Whish are reported offi-
cially
dallWhishy or admitted by the Germans, to
the meantime awaiting detailed re-
ports from oMlerere who participated
in the action.
It would have been possible to an-
ticipate tie (;.roan announcement in
mord to the battle, received hen by
wtrelees ye.tetday afternoon, tut. the
HriUsb Admiralty did sot have details
until after Admiral Jelliooe reached
port, and frankly issued the informa-
tion which wise in Its possession.
AND
BBWAR1t
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MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES repaired.
SOLD LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
AO sedan. ateraa 1 to ss wvtas
ism at Tat IIQNAL. Be/.t.&
A. E. TAYLOR. fht•Tvono.
RIDICAL
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Weeeses..mew. *reale and aarvew dta-
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asks removal without the keit*. Odloa et
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threat only. Haw ova.
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AUCTIONLEI
ijHOMA13 UUNDRY
AUCTWNiLR
Sex el. Oeleetek. AL I*Rraotloar be sat
dart Week am will wbe promptly a
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ie. lfrdeame Meows 119
U. HAYS
LEf1AL
Expurgating only such portions of
winless reporte ar might be of as-
sistance to (heat Britain's enemies,
the Admiralty official gave the follow -
Ing details of the great nasal fight :
Leekiag for Piglet.
•• We can only say that we Vorere
looking for a fight when our fleet went
out. Stories that It was decoyed be
the Germans are sheerest nonsense.
In a word, with an (nfetior fleet we
engaged the entire German nigh sea
fleet, interrupted their plans, and
drove them hock Into their barbor..
"In carrying out the plan decided
upon we ruataioed hew.y turbos,
which we expected." ibis t fficial oak:,
"but we also attained ihr expected re-
sult of feeciog the eaecuy io abindue
bis plan and reek refuge, after we ham
given battle in his own waters neer
his coast.
"With the exceytim of two divi-
sions, port . f which was only parti-
ally enaged, the brunt of battle was
borne by theb.tttle esuirer flee. and,
with one exception, our bottle fleet is
ready for sea service. i must adinit
that we had exceptional) hard luck
with our battle cruisers, but the It es
of these tbrae treat ships does not in
any measure cripple our control of t'te
SIGNAL ; (}ODERI
What ear They Cured
w
a Rw•1<aeirad
"1 we mice a Ii.u*ls misrer with
!Hairy and bladder tsa.Wes, sad at
etm..1 would loss the we d my kip.
sad mold net go army bora borne with-
out some one with me. 1 wee trealad
by Menem doctors for 3 years, sad only
got temporary Mkt My ean advised
s
me to take Gin Tilla,•d altar liking this
Int $ or 3 demo I gdsstid. I oentian-
me lake them t i Ot
ut
cared. I azo my t.orr06sara?t1 _�r 1
11 T p� sssadw. V. S.
GIN PLS .is Or.. a bee es . bowie ler
*Mat all dr. 10a. bungee tante eat fres
Vestillswa.eftwoles• Os. et esissedle
Illuesee
Beany'. repeat, teadl.g bis 'division
into action with the most 1.eptrina
courage-' Hit Beg captain, Oay, went
down wltb blur.
"Capt. Illowerby, former British
naval attache at Waebingto., per-
ished with hie ship, the Indefatigable,
while Capt. norm) oww died on the Queen
Mary.
"With a Birt like Wedeeday'e
actioo occurring every day, we could
steed the loss pinch better than lire
Germane. Our battle fleet is still in-
tact, while we mill have oonsiderah ly
more battle cruisers than the Ger-
mane.
"It is in'er.sting to note that the
w.ber st etetnent. In the Reichstag do
not eoust ret the greet victory so jubi-
lenIly announced in the Clef man preen,
With our battle fleet Miser. we still
bold the No t b Se., and we have pr• -
veated the enemy from accomplishing
any definite ohjtet."
sea.
-The great battle had four phases.
The first opened at :115 p.m , when
our battle crui.era, at a range of six
miles, joined action with tiertnan'
battle cruisers. Shortly afterwards
the second phase begat. with the ai-
r iral on both rid.. of I•attleehip., the
Germans arriving first. But before
their airiest cur three battle cruisers i
had t�hea ��''d�
blown upp...uppppiy the re-
sult oIAunnre, £TUloitgh pcesitll'y they
curt their fete firma torpedoes. it
••Sucb• close-raoge lighting withl
the cruisers might be entire. v 1 tie fesult
had actlee, - hu* our 455.l. tenoning ' ' 1ProAli dura '
he traditions of the navy, went out , 500ve ft box, or Zar yourself.
Co , To-
uevgaee�tbeenemy mod on account' esti•
To-
t weather conditions coati do so ut,ly lease, for price.
(short range.
Germans Fled Away.
"rho tided phase was the engage -
t.. ut:rrtK.let1TAYY.
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ma
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urface skin.
Besides its wonderful power of
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strong germicide that germs cannot
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Thus. all germs. both on the surface
sad la the underlying tissues, are
Iestrayel_ Then the borbal essences.
of which Zara-Buk l composed, pro -
mete the p'3wth of new titter, and
• aoopiete and permanent cure is
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"Zeppelins did not play the Impor-
tant part watch had been attributed
to them. 0.17 one appeared. it re-
mained In action a very brief time,
reoingg underheavy
yather oonclition.
badly damaged
.
were such that it la doubtful whether
bey .Ircreft would have been of much
service,
'Phe .es,ft sprang no serprieee.
Ws saw nothing of any 17i•ea gene
No tricks were used which wees sot
already known In naval warfare,
'•Tbe wet conditions were the
hardest bit look our fleet .•eo..t-
seed, as mal judged from tae fol-
lowing paryPWh from the a heist re -
porta : Regret misty wsatMe eyf Beat
saved enemy from far more severe
pusishtm.t.
Dig Lan al Mao.
'thorn the standpoint a actual
stra•/N, the savy's loss la parwonwai.
wbW t, woo not serious, as twoMv+ ty of mss to e.pialsa "beam
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The present situation is unprecedented owing to the great
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"Penman's Hose" "Radium Hose" "Crown Hose"
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Women's fibre silk ankle Women's lisle Hose, extra Women's super lisle and silk
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99; cows. 84.50 to $`: bulls. 85.641 t0
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nitwit be sold by July let,
1916. We have two car loads of
the beet fence that mune can
buy and we have Nought so
we sae sell right. (' ill in and
see our stock rind get our
rppiimoaa before you i.uy your
et:. We awl the money
and you surd the fence.
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W. carry a full line of Farm
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W el Denise Chem, all
Mapes and
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1r yon ..ed a few ten. of that
FA610UB O L i) HO 16 11-
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Meats -Wholesale
Toronto wholesale koalas are quo
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Reef, forequarters.... 711 .00 to $12.00
do. hindquarters... 16.60 17.60
Carcases. choice 13.50 14,59
do. common 12.01r 12.00
Coals. common 8.50 10.60
do. medium 11 .50 13.60
do. prime 16.00 17.00
Heavy bogs 12.60 12.60
Shop hogs 14.60 15.00
Abattoir hogs , ., 14.60 15.60
Mutton. heavy 10.00 1'.00
do. light 14.06 11.00
Lambs, yearltng 20.00 11.00
do. spring, each7.00 11.00
NUM! 00 11110.011111
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Cattle-Recelpts. 16.000; market un-
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sad feeder. $6 to $9. Vows aid heif-
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Hog.-Rsoo1pts40000; market low -
Mi Batt. MIN to 18.95; mixed. 1018
10 90.M: basvy. $106 to $9.06;
0.66 to $1 20; pigs. 84.10 to 59. ,
balk of salsa. $.16 to 59.66.
/beep-Reeetpta. 16.000; marten an -
settled: astive. 11 to 16.10: Lobs.
lathy. $7.00 to $10, spring lambs,
98.116 to 911.66.
Seeds
Tomato wholesalers are soiling to
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1 rr6 clover. cwt 9 to $$7.90
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"Chevrolet"
$675.00 I /
F.U.B. Oshawa
From Sir Lyman Melvin Jones, President and General Manager,
Massey -Harris Co., Limited.
Toronto, March 16th, I916.
Chevrolet Motor Co.. Limited, H. Horaman, Esq.. Manager,
Toronto, Ont.
My Dear Sir :-
With reference to the car which I pnrcha..ed from you the end of January, I have
used it almost daily and I want to say to you that 1 am very pleased with it. it is so
convenient and ight that it is much more comfortable getting about in the bad roads of
the winter than the heavy cars which I have heretofore used and it does make such a
large saving in gasoline. It rides sp endidy, better than i expected from a ight car.
We have had no tronbe with it. My chauffeur is greaty p_asel ant is a ways remarking
about its goo.( (lull ties. He is certainly enthusiastic.
With all good wi#het, believe me,
Nrburs truly,'
(Signed) Lyman Melvin Jones.
EQUIPMENT
Including speedometer, ammeter, mohair top, envelope and side curtains. clear
.vision ventilating wind shield, electric starting and ligh 'ng system, valve in head,
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NOTE -Owing to the great demand for this car We would suggest plac-
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