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MEDICAL
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matte+ Wa
udko boar. a.m. toe p.m. by Mr.
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elil+,t*YIYlt. attureey. scimitar. eco., Gods/ -
Mow, y to hr.a m based t.tm
U/EAGER, BARRISTER 801.
'nee --Cour lfwle eelitter%id L 1 aacer,
LISIJOANCE, LOAN;. £TC.
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PRIVATE FUNDS TO
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WALTER E. RELLY, J.P., -
190011aICH, Ot4T.
MUER OP MARRIAGE IJCltOsaliS,
Patents, Traie Nuts,
Designs
tfecured in All Countries.
Write for free took "PATENTS PROTt('
11ON. Tell. all about and hew to get. pat
sats BASt:OCE a BUNG• estaano,d tat(
harowiele Patent 1:11te. Ezaslner. Mater el
I�egnl Lewes Rsai.tared Patent Attorney•
e ta.. SP St. Jam.. Street. Montreal Br.asbee-
Aaawa mrd Washington. Repr'resetatlye. In
an st'ei'n esantrie..
Brophe) Bros.
GODERiOH
1 re Leading
PIiaeral Dlrec ors
am/ Embalmers
Orders easefully •tteaded to
aA all beau. Blebs or day.
HE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONTARIO
WATRI YOUR STEP i PAINS IN SIDE
iT TELLS YOUR W
Do you know that your walk ho
along an observer slouch any kind to recognise
AND BACK
trays your dlspoeltioo if you sl h
• >•sdfea of doesn't have to be HOWa Mr{, KO� Suffers
• lazy disposition. A slouching walk How She
with the steps dragging along - ~� Cured. Mindy ��
---_- Butchers', good
1 1 MAntEET QUOTaro;1s r
JUNI. t',
Tweet, Catt:e Market
Beaty choke steers...$10.e0to$10.-
do. 9.40 10,04
an
oke stet rt.... 9.76 10.:'.1
9.40 9.::.
>0 9.44'
6.M
ground denotes mental w g e
Indecision. It eakness and I do medium
shows lack of effort Burlington. MIL -. I was vet7 htr0116 do. common s.
as well as lankness. And It .bows oto �• •� had pains lam side 8.00
d �-
este to have an attractive walk y and book I Butchers' cows, cholke.. 7ea
Wlthoo too,' but after taking do cod /'7s
t o doubt a great deal of
the Instincts and sentiments of a wo-
man 1s shown by the manner In whit%
she walks. A tree and graceful walk
is something to strlva_ for. 11 tali -
mites • well balanced mind, strength
of purpose, and good judgment. There
Is • confidence Imparted by a goo,
erect, firm. and graceful carnage
People who walk slowly, taking long
strides. raising their bodies ea the
tips of their toes, and taking abort
step•, have volatile
Lydia E Pinkham'e do. medium 7 23 7. ii
Vegetable Com. Butcheschoke ' bulls, choe g 00 d_8L-1
potted Tablets and do medium to choice 7 00 8 O4 I
,rreedslesatares. They are lacking In melt
Iigond d wad 1 bow every sfferng woman
me worlds ofcoaadenee. They veer from one point �v71ANNA opinion. 1y lack the charm
t° r°eap•ble • 0 Chestnut Strait, Burling -
of
amml o( pole, too. ton, W is.
using two bottles of
the Sanative Womb
I am fully convinced
that I am entirely
cured of these trou-
bles, and feel better
all over. I know
your remedies have
Walking with toes turned In Indi-
cates a selloptnionated 'satire and a
stubborn one. Toe give the impres-
sion by ibis walk,tbet. right or wrong,
u you make up your mind you can't
be Induced to alter It. Waiking with
tie toes pointed straight ahead indi-
cates an open and generous nature,
it shows '40f -confidence and great in-
dependence.
The many mevfncing testimonials con-
stantly published in the newspapers
ought Mb. proof enough to women who
suffer from those distressing ills peeu-
her to their sex that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is the medicine
they nod
This good old root and herb remedy
PaoDlwho walk with • free air has proved unequalled for these dread -
wad style swinging ho
and with the head I fol ills; it mantains what ie needed to
restore woman's health and strength Toronto Orals Markey
throws well back have fearless and
courageous natures. This walk de- If there L u Manitoba wheat -Track, bay
notes force. command, and productive y (peculiarity in I No. 1 northern, 81.172 ports'
•a•ri7 your ease requiring special ad- ern, 11.16 ii: No.nnortt
People who walk with a slow and vim, write the Lydia F Pink.. M Na 3 °orthcro, 81.125,.
adulating movement are artistic andnitoba oats. -Truk, pay ports,
bas Medicine Co.a (e &dojostial), No. 1 (, 62>(,c; 0 3 (No. S feed. native. They are dreamy and I Lyses for free advice. No. 1 extra feed,
Indolent and capricious in their likes 48>fc.fi0,c; No. 2 feed,
and dlalikea They are Incapable of I - American corn -No.,
azertton and still less of persever- - --- --- -- track Toronto2 yellow, A_c,
ace
N
1t
and
of
bologna • . 1.15 6 7.
Feeders. 900 to 1.000 Ib. 800 9 n,
do. bulls 100 1 1
Stockers, 800 to 800 lb7 75 8 54
do. good, 700 to 800 7 50 8 00
da med , 650 to 700 6.75 7.50
do. common, light.. 6.60 4 5d
Cutters 6.00 6.:5
Milkers, choice, each 80.Gu 103.00
do. common to med50.00 80.00
Springers 60.00 116.90;
Ca1ves, veal. good 10.00 12.60 '
do. medium 7.60 8.60 �
do. common.....6.60 7.00 ,
do. gran 4 16 6.25
Bob calves, each
Lambe, cwt. 3.8.60 12.50 7.60 ;
Spring lambs 15.00 16 50 '
Sheep. ewes, light 8.00 10.00
do. heavy and bucks 7.00 8.00;
do. culls 5.Oti 6.0)
Hogs, weighed off cars 11.15 11
do. fed and watered 10.85 11 co
do. f.o b country.... 10.40 10.
u
imaginative
a
•The sm•II
d
•78ikC, track
*lighter wee indush 1. Ontario wheat -No. 1 commercial '
ber doll ,17hwes whet, per car lot, according to freight, out-
trnr'. ' 'r monR to side, 97c to 99c; No. 2 commercial,
y. Have you forgotten 94c to 96c; No. 8 commercial, 90c to
ries) ou Y' "This isb't wo, k. 92c; feed wheat, 83c to 86c.
And if the Lord does me the be knows Ontario cats -No. 3 white, 48c to
petfrctly well this il00 is culd."- 49c.
Judge' Yeas -1o. 2,
Der arl.,t. 81.70; ac-
cording to sample, 11.25 to 11.50.
I The wise girl Peen a man far more Barley -Malting,
nut Guard the Forests, Argues Que. !than she does • mouse.se,SO to ontafd..• 65c to 66c;
No. 2 feed. 60c to 62c.
bac Forester Warmly I itailw• -- Buckwheat -70c to 71c
Hallway travel teaches psople to Rye -No. 1 commercial. 94c to 95c
! know their own station and stop et it. Manitoba
�1lwood Wilson. fort stet* of the dour First
Laurentide !'a jute bags. 16.50; s Dstrong 1.1
Der, Company. Qge bikers' 86 84 jute hags.
16; strop);
province. writes as follows: !mag'
the manufacturer with his wh
stock of raw material for his lifetl
piled up in one storehouse. W
he have 1t Insured? Would
matic sprinklers be Installed' Wo
he have a watchman or so on
premises' Would you if you w
that manufacturer' Let the carry
nar•Ilel
oUce your friends' walks and see nobly ironing
lou cannot tell their chs" her mother en
actors, 1 work on Sunda
take your observation as a bit
caution for your own walk. the Lord
LET SAWMILLS BURN
bac
the In Aags.
ole • Ontario flour -{!'later, track, Toren -
me I to. prompt shipment, a. cording to
Quid sample, 48.05 to 84.15, 10 jute bags:
bulk, seaboard. 84 to 8414.
an Millteed-Carloads,
old
KIDNEYS ed, Montreal freights; bran. deliver
the $21; shorts. 824 tog 2 120 to
ere How They Cure to 826; good feed flour. middlings. 110
the 11.65..& ;1.60 td
a lade further, and ask w
you would do If you knew that
destruction cf your stock of
material meant the destruction of to
elements from which 1t could Le re-
produced and the supply for your
shit&
hit •• m ( angered from KPcasdarsvUtsme. Qum.
the 1 mTrouble for
al year., and tried numerous remedies
w . "Ind Motor.' rre.ctiptim, without permanent
h! relief, my care beim chronic. Ager see;
about Cie Pial., and k is • well known
bat that un irer, without
kw the, ;dam, 1 d to la excellent
Orr. uagte sill decided t try Gia Pin,,
lid 1 now taken ur boxes of reYef I haw
In ms. if Gin Pine or bad
cum letrl NO more had
ty I humor -increase to weight
of i row- eight-clear-.fre.s
Tore .trength and vigor. This u
what Gin Pals hare done for me..'
- ' H. POWIS HERBERT.
n- Your druggists ,ell, Gln Pills
is or sia boxes a. 9a• p hoo
90• Writs for free sample' to
Is National & C 19
n-1 of Canada�i �"'I Co.
Limited, Toronto
0
The fore is su ntil al storehouse a
d�t d pe0ds our moot Important
r.au,!Ay and coutinul
of our waterpower's, the welfare
oar agricfhur•1 population% 11:e c, -
fort of" our daily llres. The t rive
timberland owner' is just as vitally 1
tereated In fire protection for h
woodlands as any manufacturer. H
might far better let his saw mill, h
sulphite plant. his paper -loll! go u
Insured and spend the money in pro-
tecting his forests. In'• year or tat
he can rebuild his mill, he can east!
borrow the mobs •
fur [lie pu-'poer a
go on just as before. But Ce ane
re
produce his forests. :{iter a ba
flre the soil itself is partially
wholly destroyed and If the fire ha
been of any extet,t the distance trot
the nearest source of need may h
too far away for n'sltural reforestation
to take place
I have seen a tract of land of abort
� ten square miles to extent which alts-
fifty-six years has not a'stick of mer
f ebantable timber on it although cot
Iered with a growth of sni .It birc:l an,:
aspen, valet: is alread; pant
prime, and not only is there no me
chantable flintier but on this whole
tract there are but 1.280 spruce and
balsam trees not over three Inches li
diameter. The average percen•r.ge of
burned over land which is not repro-
ducing in Quebec is 16'; or about
10.597 square miles and that ot. which
reproduction has begun Is 12.9''
n1
lit
d
ARE YOU GOING
ti WEST?
'The Grand "..ft*.um. kailttav \ystenr
Ij aomeseeke Excursions
GRAND TRUNK
RAILWAY
SYSTEM
will run
EACHSTUF,SDAY
March 7th to October 31st
,n'*CLU31VE )
Tickets valid to return within two
months inclusive of date ot'sale.
WiNN IPE and return • S3S,OS
EDMONTON and return - $43,00
Proportionate low rates to other points
in Manitoba, Saskatchewan
• and Alberta.
Triumph of German "KuT1ygt`eao„d full Information on srpti.•stio0 to
ltur" F.F. LAWMEN( a; aUhN. 'OWNS&
A Gorman soldier wearing • safety,
mask and carrying a holson gag
plant oa his heck Several kinds
of latae are seed but melw caws
toe. Momine, ear/oe inolleedds.
Theme poisonous 1t
rias as L M 10feets air.
Towy are of a gregatsb seine at tie
bass. sewing 7•80W toward the tap
ROBT. WILSON
Marey -Harris Agent
Hamilton St., Gode,reh
Wane elleal0
7000 Rods of
5 TANDARD FENE
must he sold by July 1st,
1016. We hairy two ear halide of
Ike hent fence that mune can
buy and we have ��pr,t,it an
we can sell right._lli11 j, and
ere our stork ea 't our
rr'ee 1»•tor,. .uu roe your
ebee. We n, ...1 !he money
and you ne,d the fence.
Farre MacL'wery
We carry • full line of Farm
'Machinery `Iwsya on hand.
Ionia
and
♦\'a have 'herb. s11 rwbaagee, and
N ave. A Iarrir awn -talent al-
ways 00 our floor.
Ifnu need a few tons of that
FAMOUS 0 1. I) H 0M S-
RTEAD FRR1II4ER, we
L
have a carload just 1In.
Hard or Soft Wood delivered
to any part of town.
Phone No. 185
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale ;Mead to the
trade:
EgRs-
8pgctal candled Icnrt'a).S .*t0$ .60
Candled, excartons..... .27
Hotter -
Creamery prints, fresh.. .23
Creamery, solids .31
Choice dairy prints .25 .27
i
Ordinary dairy prints.24
Rakers' •215
24
Cheese --New, e; wise.
triplets, 143c; . .J .and
bk cid, Jun. and ,
September. large. 2.c; twins. 2214c; .
17!plets 2_yl,c,
Poultry Live Dressed
Spring broilers 40c 45c
Old fowl, Ib.... 17c 19c 25c 2'e
thickens 17c 19c 25n . 27c
311k -fed ISc 20c 2x
26c
East Fuffalo Cattle
(battle -Receipt:. nano• dry 101, an.
tire and steady; grassers, slew and
lower; shipping, 09 to 111.40; butchers,
$a to 810.25; heifers, 17.50 to 810; 1
cows. 14.50 to 88; hulls. 15.50 ID $S.25;
stockers and feeders, t7 to 19: _tock
heifers. 16 to $7; fresh cows wail
MILLAR us SON
F
FOR TI -JE V
?BUNa.1% Joni 22 1916, r
RNISHINQS
ERANDAH
For the next three months the,. verandah will be the most ap-
preciated part of the home. We have a splendid stock of all
goods to add to its comfort.
i
Congoleum Art Rugs are the ideal porch covering. Being waterproof they can be left out in al
weathers ; they lie perfectly flat without tacking and conte in beautiful art designs. Sizes 3fee
by 6 feet, at... 11,50 each. 6 feet by :) feet
1,5.25. 9 feet by 10 feet .........19.50
1
Heavy -Weight _Japanese Porch Mats
These heat y -weight Japanese Mats are most
neat designs, in all suitable sizes,popular.
They come in a variety of colorings, in
jap Mats, large size a- from 11 Un
Jap Matting by the yard, in all colors fc each. Jap Mats, largest size each
50c each
from 15c pet turd
Japanese Verandah Screens
keep the verandah,,coo1 and are preferred by a great many in place of the striped awning.
come in all sizes from :; feet to 10 feet wide and S feet deep, at ......................
4c per suare foot
including all trimmings and putting up
Coco Matting - Coco Mats
Coco Matting, heaviest quality, for veratlda}ls,ste
and 9•; inches wide, at ps,ehurches,tte., in'22inches, _'; inches, 36 inches
-
Coco Mats, best quality 43e, otic, tisic and S:
c per yard
..,...$1.00 and 81.25
........ each
Special Showing of Silk Sweater Coats
Silk Sweater Coats in rich new colorings, very, stylish melon and white, Copenhagen and white,
gold and white, paddy and white, in the new candy stripes, at
15.00 to 110.00 each
PHONF 56 Mi/lar's
Scotch Store PHONE 56 1
t ,fieri-Rete.'pts. ,.,g; act..
' au -1%4 ; 1.4.50 'to
Hogs-ittceipts, 16,00.); active:
heavy and mixed. !0; yorrers, 89.50
to 810; tags; 89.54); tpugha, 18.70 to
'18.75; stags, 16.54) to =7..0.
Sheep and lambs -ice •,lpts 2000;
active; lambs, 17 to $12.25; yearlings,
15.50 to 110.40; wettlers, $8 to 88.25;
••e^wes, 14 to 17.50; sheep, mixed, 17.50
• to .87.1 3.
Sutter and Cheese Markets
London -Cheese sold at 16rsc; ten
factories offered ; 1,550 boxes; bid,
15%c to 16,1c.
Campbell(ord-1310 boles were of-
fered, the hulk of which .old at
17 1-16c.
St. Hyanelnthe, Que. ' 950 boxes sold
at 1S74c; twenty-five packages of but-
ter sold at 281.=c,
iCowansvllle, Que.-Fourteen factor.
fes offered 1.520 packages of butter;
thirteen factories sold at.28tac; one
factory unsold.
Belleville --3,055 boxes of •white'
were offered; 1,935 sold at 16 316c,
1.0b5 sold at 1641c; balance unsold.
Toronto wholesale houses are quot-
i
ing to the trade as follows:
Heel. ;oro.Iuarters....111.50 to 112.50
do hindquarters... 17.00 18.00
('arcases, c;tolee 11.00 15.00
do. con stun )x.50 13.50
Veal•, comtiton
do. Inedicrt. A'50 150
11.50 13.50
drn., prime 16.00 17.00
Ht•aty holt, 12.00 13.00
Shope hugs 14.IN) 14.50
Abattoir itc,cs 11.50 15.00
Mutton. liev.%y 10.00
do. light . 14.10 1'.00
I Lambs, yearling 20.00 16.00
EJ'TF\TAL.
21.00
(1) Typical avenue some in Portland, Oregon, showing how
rose flowers grown each year.
(2) Typical residence scene in Portland, Oregon.
(3) More than 300 beautifully decorated automobiles are seen
in the Portland Rose Festival.
Tilt: world has t,oep invited to Portland for the specking lit the Tenth
Annual Rose Perilval in the ..' and week In Jose Willloa• of roar
flowers will he on review to sand forth their delightful fragrance, a
Offing welcome for the guests from every land
Portland, which t)iaedlase an reach by wey of the Canadian Parka,
Rookies. N tbb year talking roses so that the tourist cen enjoy the wonderful
scenery Canada offers as well as appreciating the festival. The annual Pouf
in probably oc• of the beet dems0etratlonc of rnmmunity spirit In the rent)
try, The Orogen metropolis gaga year produces mer. than 2;.500,000 roe,
lowers, bavtag been .peelaHal.S ea this Queen of mews fur over 114 year.
hurtsg this featleil welt the Poels.ut• Park Is .. manitneg, emir
geodes where more Chas 1,000000 res.. revering 700 varieties are le blown
at see time. itis Mid that It the rose bushes 1. Permed were Msend In see
mak lades tw
tt would arh from Whinlpeg to -Sheeler, EC. la the Osa.desI
}�g�g tteettsa. over • thousand mµ•a. This year right le the heart 0f Mel
bada.as Motion tan fart Meeks will M traaetsrmed tete a dsws•0sws rem
Wolin tenteAat raise mid ether beautKu1 lowers. 1t seal ham se Y
sltr 01$ss a rest feuatate memos' K 1i,oe0 'Derethr Pertagfr PIM;
will be the dart fiewassln of the kind ever built I■ the United States,
Perla
esanNsel a almtlar teestal• at the IMO Exposition but Portland's rete Onettewl
fountain will be twigs as kr•gre
nolsr feu • la Portland veer
sad •M► Is •endlag g �a �vpie r tab feaomigighers Meow
N'•Itl w e1ps �� saw M all :111 awl N kM tMr r•sN dies,