HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-7-27, Page 6t 7 NOaaDAT, Jt is :7 M's
„...e• --r 'r
THE SIGNAL GODERICH _ ONTARIO
•
FRUIT BULLETIN
EVERY housewife can put down a good supply of
Cuthbert Raspberries. The very hest of all Niagara
Peninsular grown. Black Currants are also now at
their best for canning.
NI GAlftr
Ai Montmorency Cherries are
IMS11u•r is e at their best. Have your
t �1_, • I grocer order at once.
11.„,a-4,-...--
11ns+ Look for this label on
the basket. It is your
FULL VW E
1ps►CKAA!guarantee of Honest Fruit,
6 • WEBS NO. 2 4 1 Niagara Grown. Note the
Grower's number. It is his personal Guarantee of Good
Fruit front top to bottom. Insist on the label with the Map
and Grower's Number. EAT MORE CANADIAN FRUIT.
A FEW SELECTED RECIPES.
HIVE (UKKANT PIE.
tiers oup upw mashed currants, one
cop whits sugar, true table.p.wenful
Rom- beatyu with the yokes of two
...too two tablrapemfuls water :
baked with under crust only. When
done frust the top with well -heater,
whet... of t wo eggs :.pd two tahlespooe
file'.( powdered augerr, return to oven
to Nowt,.
Ai'1(•I+tI,(I'KItANTH FOR SFKVINO
WITH (OLD MEATS.
TMee pwtods of ripe currants, two
and A hill pound. of .agar, ball a cup
et reneger. I test.pu.atful ground
clove,,, 4 trwlswnful ground allspice,
i k *. ..,eoatul cinnamon, heti unto
thick cod petit into idly glae•ss, cov-
eting, with waxed paper and tin kip.
we wielt'•tl paratine.
MKIS»N (1[1tItAN-1' PIE iN WIN
TER.
Pieste ve with cold water.
Stem the courant. without n,e.h-
ing 01 1..ui.ing. %Va.h thoroughly in
cool water, leaving sante under top
with water r over theta for
fully ten minute-. 'Oben place in the
free. j n' that hav 1..•eu , leaned. per -
levity, ..rt undri Ihr tap end let the
watt, run until eves y air huhhh' has
dte,.4,1.- d. meet tightly cud !deer
in * it irk (tool r eller until wanted.
R..1•IfRItItV I'ItItIT IIASKET.
Rik.. pl.in peelruveriever•trd netts
patesor•.II pacer ; in. thick, and r 11 iu
.Ir(p. N inch wide. Twist. strip". .n
liaise :and hake -over alto. -baking
powder hoc, Lbw, staking hand!, e.
Fill cane" with ra.ph„:ries .pNnkUd
•
co..Iryly and strain it : take it very
•wee' w,tb loaf 'tiger ; bottle end
seal it.
RASPBERRY 4
A K E.
1 cup whits. sugar, cup butter, .
igloo 2 tat 'spoons huttermill. 1 ; cup•
flour, 1 teaspoonnawon. 1 ten
spoon suds., nuttier n1 cup rasphrrrlee,
(to he added lest.. Hake in laver•.
BLA('KBEI: HY PIE.
Pick the twrrire clean, time. in cold
water. :.eke up the berries by obw
handful, porting nut all steres. Lite
a buttered pie tin with a pie paste. Put
in the berries one•incb deep, sprinkle
with sugar, using about a ball -cup of
blown sugar, sprinkle• with flour, wait -
spoon of salt and a tittle nutmeg. Put
on tap paste, pres.irg the two crusts
togetter around the edge, trite. cut
the top for steam to escape and hags;
in a quick aero from thirty to forty -
flee minutes.
BLACKBhRRY PUDDING.
RED CROSS NOTES.
The Society thankfully ackaowl-
edRme the following contributions of
ricks: Mies Montgomery. 9 pain.; A
Friend, a peers : Mrs. D. Fertueon, 4
pain ; Mr,. W. E. Kelly. Mn. J. Dick-
e,n, Mrs. Reynold., et . , airs. Tbortsaa
Bell. Mies b. ()lark. Mrs, Burble, Miw
IBurritt. Mee. WIII Carey. Mi-. Jor-
dan, Mrs. Robe Sharetan, Mrs. Baker,
' Mime M. Clark, airs. ('ballen. Mrs
Woods, Mr*. It. bort Young, airs. E
MiteM11,'3 perm eacb; Yrs. Howell,
sr. No No Name. Ura. Clement., Mrs A.
Miirli•g, Miss D„tutby Marshall, Mrs.
Goldthorpe. sr . \ll•. I lir 'Clark, Mr..
' Clifton, Mrs. N'. I. Eliot, Mies A.
I Andrews, Mrs. Joules Clark. Mn. Col-
1
borne, Mrs. Stoat .n, Mrs. W. 1_ Hot-
, too. Mime Bak, 2 purrs each ; Mote C.
Dar k, Mrs. Hebert Clark, Mille Pearl
Framer, Miss Helen Oelt, Mies Sutton,
Mrs. John Newcombe. Mrs. Marshall,
Mrs. H. J. A Mrkwan. Mn. P. Mc.
Laughlin, Mime %I. Ferguson, Mies
Nellie Jane, Mies M. A. Burritt, Mir
Donaldson, Mi.'s Etta Sault*, Mrs.
Emma Edwards. Mn. 4.ro. Drew. No
Name. Miss Ethel Taggart, Mrs. Jane,
Mrs. Chas. Mimonde, Miss M. I►Ark.
Mrs. J. Milliar, Mn. Hillier. Mn.
J. P. Brown, Miss Lawrence. Mrs.
Ewart, 1 pair each.
Three c
half•cup o
tittle cloy
s0.la dies
Kir in a
Mal in
hours.
with urger. (tarnish with whipped Kee
cream.
RASPBVRRXIpROWN.
3 tatdr"p.A.ne water, 2 tablespoons
corn starch. 1 cup boiling raspberry
juice, 1 egg, pinch of salt, lemon ex- !
tract. Corm until creamy. Put "into
worlds. When cold serve with rasp-'
berries or whipped cream.
Ih
RASPBERRY TAPIOCA.
Put : cup tapioca into a kettl
rover with I raps tailing water a
cook until tranepa1en1. Stir i
this 1 pint of fre.h raapherrir., add
sugar to taste. Pour into a mu
Serve cold with cream.
RASPBERRY 'Or i`EI;AR
Put 1 quart of raspberries
suitably dish, pour over them
of good vinegar, let it sterol "
then strain through a flannel
pour this liquor on *not h• r
berries : du this for a of
•
tntn a
a quart'
.� hour.. FALL FAIRS, 1918.
heir ant _
quer: of --
drye
sa-
ps flour, one cup molasses.
f wilk, one teaspoon salt, at
es and cinnamon. reeu.poonful ,
ulvcrl is 4 little of the milk,
quart of hlackherries ltbur.'d
a wrll•ho't.red mould for two
Serve vi . i. to Andy .auoe.
p Children Well
During Hot Weather. Printing?
• •
•
Every
mother known how fatal the
01 suwwer months are to small dill -
ren. Cholera infantum, diarrhoea,
dysentery and etumeeh troubles are
rife at this time aid often A precious
little life is lost after only a few hours'
illne.e. The mother who keens Baby'.
Own Tablets in the bou.e feels safe.
The occasional use of the Tablets pre-
vents stomach and bowel troubles, or
if trouble cones suddenly -as it gen-
pretty does -the Tablet.. will hung the
baby safely through. They ate .old
by inediriny dealers or he mail at '3i
,cents a box from The Dr. William.'
Medicine Co., Brockville, (Int.
Toronto . ...... .Aup.2el-Sept. 11
_ L,enr':ttl sept. 1 -lei
e '.Ven kerion.:... Sept. 12, hi
HAVE YOU BEEN SICK? P..ltnrr•ton .. r........ _ Se,t. 14, 13
tJ • I•:cet• r �trpr, F11:::, lelThen jou re.,,e the utter weakness Atw,"'d `rpt'Ur1that robs ambition, destroys a tite, L. r 1• `opt.YlPix `t-•afnrth•rept. 'L'
and makes work a burden. Kir cer-iue Sept. 21, 22
Torstoretha:str:ngthand staminathat Rif'ley 'rept:I8,27
in so essential, flotilla g bas ever equaled Mitchell Mept.211, 27
or compared with Scott's Emulsion, be- GODERICH.
Sept. '_s.7 -2I1
Wase its strength -sustaining nourish- R'ingham . . ..... ..Sept.:'11, 214
eat invigorates the blood to distribute N1 !ver ton. ......................................
Sept , fl)
energythroughout thebodv while its tonic I... knew•Sept (, .11
Inc sharpens the appetite and restores Kisk•on
.....Septa Jt, LI)
health iu a natural', permanent way. Te.swater. Oct 2. g
If you are run down, tired, nervons, Blvih .. ..... Oct. 3, 4
overworked or lack strength, get Scott's Rrus.et-. . .. .......-.....,Oct. 3, R
Emulsion to -day. At any drug store. Diorite, ncr .Oct. 3, 8
*oort ar Bowse,.Soeowso, ort Fn r,l w i - h ...... Oct 7
JOB AND COMMERCIAL
the Zignai
The Modern
House is in
Demand !
IF YOC want to have your
bowie. brir g more rent money
put in modern plumbing. The
cost will come back to you in
short order, and prove the hems
kind of a permanent investment.
At cur figures it won't cost you
so very much.
awe • mein
W. Re PINDER
Phone 153 Hamilton Street
GRAT B ro- ViALTh O j CAF'ADA
TIMBER, COAL, 01
1, NATURAL GAS A.» ;I ;E ALS EP:CND CALCLLr1T2ON,
rICT 5f�^'F r-.� i -e'.. ...
-L...T, .VL �. f �.. %. s..U.A ' D
pI.OSPEI'TS of new wealth to boundless gnantttigs. •`• • c:gh the tarsi!•
cation of axle ties e to industry, ssere uutol.t••d the u•t..•t . by Arthur IC•
!.nibs, of Ito. inn, in an addre.ae at the Iteral Ak'xuu u et. at Winnipeg,
after a Ilm.h,•un ,:,••:1 411 his lionor.by th<' Canadian 3:aau.arte.:"ri Asau.i-
•tiun. Mr. Little repteeent. ti... Orin o1 Arthur. 10 I.411:e, II .. 1,0 40l1, .10
orgwrtrratlon of ,chemists and • engineer, whose ter e•latty is inuusirne.
robed r. h.
At the fnvttation of Lord Shaughnessy, lir"ct,l•.r' of t'-' ! an Pa, tor,
the tiros ewlablisfird a brsluh in •Illoritreal. nu4 Sir. ..Ittie ,, 1 .t• rrrern to
sentry the r.sour,r.a of Canada, Iris mein •• , so. rdatowa: ::.e result
of a tni.r t),rou;:h• 4 enacts, which be h:.d .,,...l,' 411 tontpauy „ .•nt„e Bury.
lticeyresid,•nt vet t:•,' t'. I' R. a
N \I loot ,III, 1.r.•s.4.•nt of the \lave :.;lcturers' Aa o• et,' inttodurrd
the sp. ,,:. r.
lir Little expedited that hr *aa Worn in-Ito.toa, and -•• beirmeed
to those ',shod." nei have 10 t.• horn ; lain. 11e w.,s 1I1 -•r' -;,eros i -' d 16 rad
btms.•l1, after a brief aryuaint:uir-.• ,• hh •('aria.►a. mole: g....: _ .: ut ,•x!lected
pre -.ore of retort h.: ile. had found li:mseIf in a mow and -•r world, in
-which one breathed a more ,.tinoula' :.tt retreepher.• and i. t • I • , thit.k to
e'ontinenh.: t• rw... 11 w•as a w'ir!d i'+ e h •-h present ar',i, • - • and '!,I
/though is was, derived Its.. chief aten,'i.anee from l's prat;.' • ;he future.
-He had Been the,hi.. k soil n?. the ;.ralrie, turning gr• • i. tee yoar,e
rwbeat. great s'r'•ti hiss of (ores:. Zak• ; like inland t.''.1.4: I. .rL h to
1ltineraIs ar:•1 of r•ntnman4ing b.'. ity s,.1.! "rivers and titre :'n..nrd,eny
rand vel trdls.:i•:,n that .he traya•r's .Jtniraticn waa Meme; "h• ones.. It
Med 1..•n les, .•"al fortune t'1 coat.. to tWeltern Canada w 'i-vor:-.' Rar7,
'Ire 1'r,•I,ul.•nr and (leiter a! Man, -r of too 1' I' It \1 r. Ill.' - �Cn:• ledge o!
R R
write iions and 1. Ir'01i:slittor •thrnuphnut tie' •uun:re ea) so , t to travel
with lion was to r.. ele. a ❑teral edu,a:1 •,
Nateral resoures, pr. -r•.4.4 NI,. Lett,. dl.: not of 0 • O • -, urate
vino rrdl.4lr4.'.. Such indns'rr•w rrsnlool from p,'r,onat i, Oppor-
e(( elty ro ntird r,sponelhlUtio and It ens open the h••trt' r." ' r, inbrrl
hill•. th.., thy rr"IfeewMb(lrty for a -wive. inittnslve %Ps • . , ,e first
k.q..1..t. for a •area Initiative seas a ro'i'te'lIing desire to d., , ••:• t ,..-•1 II 1,1'.
the n;q.nrtnnit l.•a at hand, ami the se. °nil .was }inn- 'e•11. is ,• :Il citify
!knnwk+'re at Its b. 54; It w•hs n'4 aotnethingvn4.nit, to tie `•1; • I ter IM non
sake, bot waa Intensely pr•..-t1';•I The war heel 14,17'1• s•'• -I h r•.eaktnc
people that r Isle'-.' r as the -bads of pre.:-;' •airy and r•'nver, a;.: ' hat n'ttho!lt
srtence there could he no Ilh'rty *l.4 no r'atln:lat 'v!.tenre.
Mr 1.1.1x. sarflned Industria' reeonr !1 a! r' war, h ha,'lnr 'or Or 1•nme.li
ate an.l avowed mutant. )nine .Tartics' end No greater sen. a •.::d te•.per
fnrio.•.I than that of ttlrulcatlnr Into the pithily mind a proper .1..;•,.. i^tion of
w hat research rnnld do. For forty 'years the enirlt of re.rar h had pervaded
the en'Ir' -octal-tiro, lure vet G. rmnny, with the• result that C• .rmt:ny atthonih
pot r-rrusar•d of gr.- t nails! ' rt7nurr el. bad before the w r ! ...n ratite,
4e
7nakieg a 'arefnl u'4nquewt of' the world. In the United,:r. tie hand
wrltlner vee Ihr wait was !Mire reed, OM world.,
ewer*I lar- • '.rporateme
toul.d It profitable to m:tlntaln er•oot r''rnr. h Ithoretnrirs. 4t leap a dozen
corporation. spent $100.00,1 or More on .at' h lahorato, les, n: 1 one company
employed (.ye ehemietr'
There was also, declared :.ir tittle. an Insistent d.nt,nd tOrreigenet the
Tititit.h Empire for the mobttita•Inn, eoornlnah»n -end eater -'or of - :carob
t.r/11t4es. Lnrd Shauchnewev ,,i4 meted l., ratline the or_"'t' toil .a rei.re-
dented by the epraker. Arthur 11. 4.Nt1.. Inc . of Itestnn, le (',nada, foe the
purvey of the natural rennnrerr nI the I)nm'nlnn and the prno4ettlwl oIndus-
trial research He a d hie,, assn' late. felt tt4tt. In so doing
, Loot Shg
hn
.s
er
had hnnor«t them snsI mIlv that they van fit 1e d .Innnns.(1 1f:they falldto
makec.-. , not the mi,at of Ih op)prtunity pin 1 to their 1 andt Tioo wage n t in
(oIrnada hi tb• ez.•Iss ve enter,',' or onv ,•nrpnralion, hilt to - too all ellen•-
who., 4.4.10,4* wet, in Ilse with tones f the Dominion. T9••ir work had
sten►1v
a.nrr•1
w arred, b.g,n. 1' ,19111 eh' they hoped to have the knows metol of isr
Dominion tndetrd. so that the Ynaln fart. atol." them wnn'd he t
weighable They et 4 to nw I5( le seenrinr, .•w farts. •nl were
int the eordlal eo-oper on of the P arm! nor.+nment and •hr nniv rlltl",.
Thee would Strive to letrettie.• tndestrie. Ronna now and nem-enmprtitive
leave and. tf persttgod to, Improv.. the pnrlirr of man• eziatrne Industries.
Rome progress meld be reported alr.•arty, although they had only been 1s
Camelia a few meelke. .
Mr 1.1ttle that feew'lnned a fee- of the Imes 1n whleh applied WWN W',
.. M bete In tbe production of Canadian wealth. Sometime, R. loop, as
114.111011•00114.111011•0114.111011•00 arrve were se to flat to Canada for the ,rw
,rain nn r It aM
s n'
yradfoable, in eta. of :ri taher eI s,*tlon, to grow Max fee the ?thee In order
te tamale Bees Bet esowelein, n/ Sax sirs: masked from the grnwleg of
flat fee ole prep, le1'r*a1 when rrnwn for that psrpeee 1t was lawn muck'
timer. eeeeesly tee Callen grown tor fibre. and Its habit n/ rrnwtb wadi
asgNes• dre
1t••da atbo'rtawd• of ton. d the gawk name stk in ?Mt world
1&a�y by GNAW trim We straw, And In the United Melee the Geeeraas.(
n r+.z,,,4k"i'. ml,b .:
wee a ir••nlarit!no enu'••• •v. s r' • a. -•-ter c'•1 peoor -
'••/w• paper • a 1 t ' n., t• . !t t d t •.t 7 a•: ea- y ...
tore ret;utr•-.t paper t -r, :. trek -u strive •
tried It without t tr„ n • olointry-
in.0;s 111 41c.. . r • y3',1 •• •r n;:11 at Hooton a• d
that- the F-ri•,•'! ,wast• t •-vm•"^t waa tat-lcg tt'
Sampl of .1 •.er. Can f . • .. a;r•1k.. Slob pa.'r,
any 'i ark.'. 6, said. at •1 eve, .-n• A rola e : .,i
it (outs wrote to torr t r tire.. ra to a', r r flat .•-:i••
Another qu.SI.• -t,cy w,•n• Int,•attg:' tc was t! .
easolire'from nast,t .: ,'aa. A new Pm- • 'or Pe.•
d• vel'q"•d in Ok,a! on :. It wLa of pe, u - prom! • , r
',est a lien i• N -:v tt in Caneda.. It =u^te of :lyn=x .::Ire tela o'rtal•ed
entitie•d too rote 1; '!!otter. prnt'►bty 1' natd. •sarins; eye rete .ea d ,by
an adaptation of 'the 1-r<r'1i esteems -wl.ie-lo had els:mod is ac.ier st
t:tkiog sulphur eti--t o 'oil. Icy. this alcohol rnp r was 4. tt Into t1' sett, sal
ate sulphur ;.ttaiked the •opver, ieevirx the '.•1 mire. Ther es, am %
borne., in Canada. This was a good iia* ('roil e •r. and a ties torso n' marble.,
e retort, w•hhh worked 'well with li••ntte hr.! re,•atly e- a mad, ,raffaotr_-
Aunther papiit''Iity-.for Cana•;a. said ;t••- --'--Per. was tee prothrtia..
Ore milk. Several ;'ioreared' for d • ng tel* :,ac t- en trveated. greritlr••4 It
kept gore for a ',a tire••, and tor'cert.lin pur'nw • I ^:a,'lt tt these o' bakers
and conte. teener . waa fetter th'tn.ordtsary n.^::. tt • r•r'd M metered to the
ot:daion of ordinary m!'k h. 't•!' audition of water He woo cearfread not
it would Ie',otne' a stapes r• iii.. on the kl • t' -n aloof is grezt Ater: wee
that,'1':'ihi(.I•ing err•neirl.'h- M the irrist,r cm nrf"ary milk ea- caved..
e m arks.
and dalrtra out•I pt'l,titably tie M•atithhrd at Snivel remote from tr tai
About fl ,,,.•' • woe !: •'f ,'Nel n lett en'•r 'd 141414108 dally ' -ern Stytndlnavta.
and ltnanti'I»s were going. into New York. I'ce'-rly handl•A.the dHrd mttk
,ndu:try ,mild !".,i, '- in l'*rarta more t:r!ortant than 11:" ehe'rs.' ind'r,try.
Another thine •'l.u,lt m1:k. -aid OD...Little Casa the fast •hat thousand, of
zelline of skim hiitk ',•re dai,y fed In hers. Corwin. worth .7) rents a peons',
•noes be easily extreeoeit -Mets Atm milk.
One of the met, 1;_•'.It.'nc held• for Irnne'rla1 rr•ewr b teas that atnreed
`•y the t r,ormmts gt:ar'ry of ',raw for wei• h t'anad'.a hatt no preeont era..
.:ore, things ''.•11,1 be Or c • "iii, erne ,Ir. straw Wards and ,orrngated
i,eard could lr.• 1".,dr. .\ a'ra^. timber. "-i,able for cee,n °other's•. fled par-
'items.
ar
'items. could be trado at a •o.'t of not r.•••••' than c : or Sc a ten. Ile believed
nm„tl:it•e mlghl '.' done wit ; it in the r'': ry ra 'trrldr ^. T' -o diMlllatlow
•nein, ts of etre,' wore :V0t!' '-rklrg ,r -o ,Ian the pr•e.`i.11Ity of rrnv.KtpR
it into fuss for age re :he 41.111L Gra3r. a.. o�o! l.ad.b,wn nude from straw.
tltho,Irh the , ommer'tal rale, i f thh prat -.•"s .-n< rot yea ,aattred.
Few nations were so h.'lntronst• endowed with tent-41t4.'l wrti•h as
''anada. There woes merchartehle timb-•r In eat h prnfualnn that a !Ingle
"an4 on t!.e Fadi!. •oast t•n,'.od the eretN.'• immure of retro timber in
;,'nl.ortimt to its at roan** fn the world. Th"r• vis •reit In ill vartetlea. from
!Ignite to anthracite: nil and ',attire' too: the Chest 1i51 erica known: minerals
"teyori4 present gal.-ul:mon: vaM aro.%ef fermi'" soil. What cooed not b^ done
w'Ith them, with tI a aid • f Indnwtrial reeear•-t1'
Sp.al'ing of the lut)Fber ttrdu•try. Mr. little •*id the Comelier levee -ring
tem./Geo I. se not h•- tor then r::n hese In the calve! Rtet•. In ter State.. two
'hied,. of a trove felled 1n the yel!nw titre flelt Waw w•a•'•41 as litter In the 4,•Id
nr h'trn.d as mill waste. Theta, dn::ar a tlsonsand ea. a gaol nrnn, nn
lumber. For 1',,0-'n,MM trio fret *weird measure whh h (trend its way to market,
:0 Wilber tee: were wasted. This weft sax tndltsrrv: It est rrtme.
1.w• tn',nths sea (l••-"'• had Leen 2':..I0.'' Rtt'er••'bt e. In '1`-n 1•nit••'
41•tte•R, end they were incre.•-is..-r at the rate of 4 oven a 4l'. Three mnebiro.s
r• prwl.'rtee Kn•.** •On :Inrriest".wer In rtsnllne engin'! Tent was mare than
the rote? tial hers 1''wdr of t -e t'nite4 !(tales water power Anti, mannfne-
rurere were bringing to he sdditlnnnt loomei hneeopnwr- n oft?, Too nnp t►
-e4Mnt«t in, mese In the demand for eaanline 'hue ramie,' wag resnnn.1h'r for
inn hitt ••rice of that enn,m0.1pr.:, d poen them wnnld rex be rnourh n•
tin. to go mind Alrnho! War the .4447 tel.■4M• aleirei,te, R r'i:n 5h•nhn
-mo• wood Alonhnnn���rrr••• -weld to pr0d1:.'ed prom wand waste. A lint for dotn
this ^A•1 her- s'a oil In 1 nn1'slana.
The ape -Orr 'Irr,.+1 by ledlea1Inc tee Indn'triel n+o11,11•irs or
.heml•7p arid el ,• r*•*etativiegIcal pr'oeee<t'*. As shnwliR west tee, had
alreney .r'r- .• T' 1 In dope*, he sold that ten years sin 21 per tent. of MMI
reti5 ',Atli/11,1 -,•4 arts Ie1444M for fan',, Wheren• net of ten th0ngcd
tn115 ver rule suet.. 'n the e'w-t" ?ermine to three resell there wet'. en (allures.
Rtreedl8 , 1st rt stlfR .'sr•'rlmenr• were 'Ian brine reedit M needle -mg
syathette materials by the ores of the eltr' Ole! rays. Great results wore
Mealy to come frees this hoe of reararrh. 4
indestrtal research wee epnllyd to Ideattem. Tt r.pl'Sted resole le
leaned from every ahambl.'. sad ,turfed a a•nmblisr.b nee et e% a stepplr,R'•,
ate&.J h treated the AeatlM tmyleatleo, kaowtog it to be slmal, Fsgfr
1. gMk - _ .• - - - - - - -
- ' ra-. ,_,at wet•'1
••r is . -ate .,.o
• many )•-*pts Lad
: out.snrne et•'-'i-
sw'reeC• d se .all
^:ley they --peed-iced.
• wor'h a (ewe. :n
shed to 'tsaafartsr.
O. -Over. d.
:bilfty •,1' pr.vidltg
• .. h end Md Mew
! 1 : o'v guy rt
FIIII11111111111811,
:IRIS
Drat Mr. Editor -I wish to ten yeti
o1 a recent experience I had when sal•
boring from backache, weak back, rhea.
marine dropsy, and congestion of the
kidneys. 1 tried a nsw medicine called
"Anuric," which has recent!y been dire
covered byDr. Pierce, of whose medi-
cines and urgicel Institution in Buffalo,
N. Y., you have no doubt heard for
years This medicine acted upon me
in a This
manner. I never have
taken any medicine so helpful in such
gnilk time. 1 do wish anyone in need
of each a remedy would give it a trial
(Signed) O. H. Haan.
Sorg: Folks in town and adjoining
ooantiee are delighted with the results
theybave obtained by using" d NURIC."
the &tweet discovery of Dr. Pierce, wbo
is head of the IxvAL1Us' Ho'rsi. and
Bvaoie*1. l'rrrrvrl, in Burialo, N. Y.
Those who started the day with s back-
ache, stiff le•p, arm* and umac ee, and
an aching bead ( worn oat before the
day began because they were in and oot
of bed hall a dozen times at nigtt) ars
appreciating the perfect rest, comfort
and new strength they obtained from
Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tableta. To prove
that this is a certain uric acid solvent
and conquers headache, kidney and
bladder diseases and rheumatism, if
you've never used the "Anuric • cut
this oot and send ten cents to boe,9,
Piero. for a large sample package. This
will prove to you that "Annrio■ is
thirty - seven times more active than
lithia in eliminating uric acid -and the
most perfect kidney and bladder oor-i
rector. If yon are a sufferer, go to your
best druggist and ask for a 50 -cent box
of n Ananc." You run no risk for Dr.
Pierce's good name stands behind this
wonderful new discovery as it has for
the past half century for his "Golden
Medical Discovery' which make* the
blood pare, his "Favorite Prescription•
for weak women and "Pleasant PSIM00'
for liver ills,
E
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
c)WEN aIJUNI), ONT.
is erten to ,eerlve student. ary day
donna the So::d.)• for a •holt holiday
0.111.'01 fns reau.ar .uur.e .,f. tudy.
Yenta poem. n -bould begin maklmg
erepen:'en at'Iii e to 81I'h.placwor
the .d1,, teen tot have eua.te.l.
Write for .port .culars sad circniar,r
C. A, FLEMING, F,t'. A., Prin.ipaL
1.1,.1r. FLEMI\ll, rlerroarr.
MEN M0F!Y SUFFER ?
v.'' ' -etr -.
• 'we err.
71.
,..• .'tri
,..J ',.l .�...
▪ as. ,..:e,: - e....refloat mt.,,
prik rfe..... r •.....-.tiro 'Neter
_.
l, • and r.5r - .. a
I. ...woe tan ..e Her e..r
n... tt Wool`, r• .,„„ row. 4 re
.. ... .�.srd .e . ler%•
,
1. 11 n•- .. rL'14=1".- *..t r...wrv,w `
,*s... a•Ih,t t.i ala
... w..r•. »
sewed woe • ►1t1 ■ ;..s u....t
Mot 4 Y( Bs.T-
• • • .r... r'Tr •••' .4eaaT, •-.11r•
s1 k. r Con
•rare r 0.11-r^..1 ••.•
e
I• r•.' woar salrr. -. l,- r 4'a•. est.a irsalrr:
IN . 4114)4.■ lir .Meu11 *&141%r Peas. 114-
111.4..r a*AT al M.0 414'.8.-••• 0w. w MID
/ ala r •..►-- r ansa• • ,w auk �.• 5. 'Ws toe"
e Caw ,r►..m.# Can St'rr'altwr e. Nr r•-- '..r, woo -
r..4 row area .• es. •.. -r .N Ins• T..,'5'4 raw
x..a g.....tr a, *..• Mi.
I aim low
fat.oet
Twee w apo fuser one P �r 0. word r
re
Po
re Cam- few Tie '.rt
M Pagans roo•
w• Aa
1.41.1101111. Law tl1LD 4 (T V STT Ar . e r ulew-
r.. -•e•aw drweewr+•. • giro sew ..
te,_ -l•/ 4
u-1...«�. of • -.- 5. • erns rw ties w• r -
•ore !! (Ms. a- •...r M exa14*�I '4 . few
Meme vee w 1• • ••I ...•••eB•• .#es f_
•es.•�w4..e"i••. .a_. 5�0•• *et.- •.0
•rorr
tree.+ r e ow* one ad..• 000rr••.aw ��w.••.wlw.
OaF•le w•w
ernmer *VW "a. uaONe AO.
& pea • t.. 'n. ww..•.r r n.w.•. • brume
Carr II ans.• n.-a..er. ore ..•e.e...e.'a *5
Mr. oo•Ililwnw •.. - are 1. Car •.r
DR. WOULD.
•
•t:►PALO'S 11 4D&'tC *PTC1ALIIT
• Is mow. 4-..' ems N air.. teee•rr
R s gram. .. =-1,11%11.
w•�
7Be•pB - rae�.r aw•lr--e ri almrs -A r l
CANADIAN NATIONAL
Yd EXHIBIT ON S
-Empire Federation
!e Spectacle >�
1,200 Psrfsrmors; 10 Massld
Bands; Chorus of 00 Voices
Glorious Pageant symbolism; Ia-
ptttrial Solidarity and Power
Mammoth Scenic Reproduction of
the British Houses of Parlia-
ment, Westminster Abbey
and the War Office.
W ON AND UNDER W
SEA
A ON LAND A
R IN THE AIR R
Scenes that have thrilled the Em-
pire Re-enacted by Overseas
Troops.
Shells in Process of Manufacture
Immonse Munitions Exhibit
Model amp. Trench Warfare. Mand
Or•eade and Bomb Throwing. De`
e naction of Warships by Hidden
Mines. Bsycngt Fighting, Federation
Year Fireworks, Complete New
Midway.
AnnierTi"lbilrtiags
Government Exhibits. SupA Showing
of live Stock and Aphwltvral
Products, Acres e1 Mamu-
festorea
Tom* Aad. 20 to Sept. 11
MARKET QUOTATIONS
JULY 25th
Terente Cattle Market
Steen. oboe.* weighty .$6.35 to $s. 76
do. medlutA we)gbty. 6.00 8.35
Butcher', ,hider heady 8 .5 890
do. good 8 W 8.35
do. medium 1.25 6.01
do. .'nmmun 6.60 7.:1
Butcher' cows, choice0.60 7.25
do. good 0.00 050
do. medium 5.50 000
Bestehen' bulls, •I ok'e6.76 1.60
do. mad111m to;
o good. 8.56 6.75
do. bologna 6.00 6.50
Feeders, 900 to 1.000 lbs. 7.00 7.75
do. Dulls 4.50 8.041
Stocker, 600 to PU0 Ibs. 466.6°67:
76 7.75
do. reed., 660 to 700 ti W 6.75
do. common, light6.60 6.00
Catton 5.00 5.75
('armee. 4.25 6.07
Milkers, good 10 ,hoIee65.(90 85. n0
do. common to mrd60 n,1
SprIngen 55 00 90. W'
Calves, veal, good 10 (k) 13.0'
do. medium R.a) 10.0•
do. common 600 7 5(.
do grass .1 5 25 G -i
Lambs, cwt. 9 00 31.00
Sheep, ewes, light 700 8.26
do. heart' and bucks 6 W1 8.66
do. culls 4 00 i 6t
Hogs, weighed off can 11.90 12.04
do. fed and watered.11.85 11.7E
do. f.o.b. country ... 11.15 11.36
Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat --Track, We ports
No. 1 northern, 11.29',e; No. _ nese,!.
ern, 51.27%; No. 3 northern, 11.23.
Manitoba oats -Truck, bay ports.
No. '2 ('.W., 61',oc; No. 3 ('.W., 51c,
extra No. 1 feed, 50%e; No. 1 feed,
60%c; No. 2 feed, 49'.,c.
American corn -No. 3 yellow, 94c.
track, Toronto.
Ontario wheat -No. 1 commercial
per car lot. according to freight, out
aide, 81.01 to 11.03; No. 2 commercial,
98c to 11; No. 3 commercial, 92c to
94c; teed, wheat, 89c to 91,'.
Ontario oats -No. 3 white, 47c to
48c.
Peas -No. 2, per carlot. $1.75 to
11.85, according to sample. $1.25 to
11.50.
Barley -Malting, outside, 65c to 66c;
No. 2 feed, 60c to 62c.
Buckwheat -70c to 71e.
Ry. -No. 1 commercial, 96c to 97c.
Manitoba flour -First patents. in
jute bags. 56.50; seconds, 56; strong
bakers', 15.80, In jute bags.
Ontario flour -Winter, track. Toron-
to. prompt shipment.. a. cording to
sample. 5415 to 14.25. in jute bars,
bulk, seaboard..14S5.
Mlllfeed--('ar lots, per ton. deliver-
ed. Montreal freights: Bran, 120 to
521; shorts. 5.2 to 1124; middlings, $24
to 525; good feed flour, bay, 517:5 to
$1 70
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale . vices to the
trade:
Egga--
Special candled (carrel .1 7:2 to $ .34
•'andlcd, e2 -cartons .... .29 .30
Butter -
creamery prints. tresl.. ,29 .4t
Creamery. soti.l5 .8 . .29
Choice dza:ry prints..... ..e
Ordinary dairy prints.. .'4
Bakers'- 2.' ,2;
c'b.Me-New, large, '17eoc; taloa
17one: trip!, ts. 18c; nod. June and
September, large, 22c; twins, _:'•c:
triplets. 23tee:
Poultry Live Dres::.•.)
S)rbt brn;Icrs '.'e .:c 4('c ( .
mil4 foot, ,1.. ., 16c lac Io.
-
lAlcialince ... 22e 25c .,vc
• Beans -(land -pocked. 15; prate,,
54 54; Michigan, hand-picked, 15.50;
rr ries, 54.$0 to 14.75,
Potatca---ilelawores. $2.00; west
• rna. i:.Sy. out of- acre; 1n car's:.;.
l.:c less.
Maple Syrup -Imperial gallon, 51..7.0
-s Salina I:ns. gross,. *1; t', -gallon
•u.n, wine, 79c; quarts, w-:ne, $4 dog.;
saga 1.c tt, 15c Ib.
Butter and Cheese Markets
4tivelsr111,--2,004) hoerts o! white a:1
' '.5 boxes of colored wore of"ere;:
Sale.. 1.02n white, 1,41:. Colored at
I•l 15 15c and 160 white and 975 color-
ed at 17e.
sterna -all -Offerings, 2,411 colored
and 44 white; the colored sold at
17 S -15e and the white at 16%c
Leaden - Twelve factories offered
1,81.9 bases. No sales, bidding from
::)4• to 164te.
rte:1.•vt - 2,7_'n boxes of w1:1te
were of ed All sold at 15%c -
St Hyacinthe, Que.-100 p ckagre
of butter sold at 29c; P"ft boxes of
.•h►es.• ()Rend All sold at 14'*e
Vaaklee%t Hill -1,201 boxes of white
-end 3111 boo-. of rolored cheese board -
d and teed at 16 7-14c
'0wa*n111r. Que --None fat tortes
oferrd 545 packages of Meter, two
attort( s sold at msec and seven at
20%o -
Lindsay
0 %e.Lindsay- 455 M.xcs offered, all sold
at Moo,.
East Euffa', Cattle
('tittle-Rrretpts. 7.*00: slow and
lower; shipping steers, +7.75 to 110,
hoteliers, , 57 to 5415e; betters, 54 to
514; cows. 14to 17 25; belle. 55 to
47.25; stockers and feeders. 14 on 57,
stock heifers. 15.50 to is; fresh rows
and springers steady, 750 to 5110
Veal* --Re, Opts. 1,2100; active; 14 50
to $12.75.
Hogs- Rerelpta, 10,000; active;
heavy and mixed, 510.46; yerkeys, 115
to 510 46: ptge. 114; resets, $9 to
19.10; stags, 16 50 to 57.50.
Sheep and Iamb -Receipts, 4.010;
staler; lambs, 57 to 510.75; yearlings,
86.50 to 11'. wether., $7,75 to 5v;
ewes, 54 to 57.50; sheep, mixed. 17/60•
to 57.75.
Chicago Live heck
Cattle -Receipts, 12.000. ryet
firm; l'.•."vee, 5410 to $10 80; stockers
and feeder*, $5 to $e; cows and heif-
ers, $3.30 to 19 20; calves, 18 50 to $12.
Hogs -Receipts, 27,000: maoket
higher; light. 55.24 to $10; mined,
'
$9 06 to 510 05; heavy. 119 06 to 510.10;
reug:l. 59.94 to 0.20. page, *7 fel to
59 :A; balk of sales, $9.35 to $9 8O.
Sk.'.--Reeotpte, 5.000; market
Oita: 1allabs. mauve. 118.60 to $10.68
LUX
Won't Shrink
Woollens
' F IDES being •
derful cleaner.
LUX adds to the
life of woollen and flan-
nel garmenta. Keeps
all loosely woven fabrics
from shrinking or
thickening in the wash.
LUX dissolves readily m'
'bot water, makes a smooth,
cream -like lather which can-
not injure the filmiest fab-
rics or the daintiest hands.
LUX -pure essence of soap
in flakes -is the favourite
wishing preparation in
tomes of r.enement.
The Cake,,..1
1 t ' (Ill wott:d CUn'Ide y
o a' nx,trtut the tin:.•.
tri•t:hlr ane!'twthcr t,f
making ,our cake at
Itotre, you'll real'y• ap-
preciate our cake de
partment. Our cake.
an: .lx relied upon a
i ei,r•g fre-h and n'
in a cleanly,
•'it:;e manner. and tht
c.. -t is •n;alt in" coin .
i roe n :ssiti't: ai:at :t
''st. \ -u to- hake at
L'o:••
MO. , 4 -
DAVID BURNS
The Baker Kingrton :r..'
J•
MacEwan Estate.
Exclusive agents %r'
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Best Coal Mined.
Any quantity hest all Maple
Slats. Milted Wood, Hemlock
and Kindling (Cedar or Pine. I
- -_ -
TELEPBUMii. 118
mikes, .Mir.
GRAND TRUNK SYTEM
ATTRA TIVE TRIPS
Muskoka lakes Lake of Says
Ueor*an Bey A'go.quin Park
French River Km/earth. lakes
Magaoe'awan River
�•.•r� 1 enjagatmi, etc.
111 , r/a tr u rl4t t ' • ken. new r n to I. from
evrtaM • 1.4lr916 1,.'9014r10.1 vol., low
rot.., "rifts 414wrw) ..n.. o. •t•,
IMUSKORA EXPRESS
testes Tnt•oet. Iles p 4.II eaes�ypt +.n
dal/. fed lave s.ra. 4o1y. ]imagers
M'w
M kart. resser- .. rade al 'Viol
animas
W4sr( fee 14 *stet 'Aker Lear* T..'.,
(.81(1. dolly 'owe, bet.y, cod _vee
M. wooly for tn., f�a� paM1s on
woolyof ke ver tease- Eptpm...t LM gest e.
r., l l sae Wotan oa mplasales r stoles