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INSURANCE LOANS. ETC.
ucklu UP MUTUAL EIRE IN.
01 0 C R A NCL' l' O. -cars and isolated
Lone protwrti lu.und.
OM -en- J.- 01 lye Pre... tiodenl•h 1'.0.;
J. ICI An-. Vlotrlhe... 14,t hwu.t 1'. 14.
farm•.. A. Hays, t4ec.-Tree... awe1olth P. u.
L)IfeeIRe.-I1. fr. ]I.il, tyj.,r. tloafnrih ; John
J. thieve, Winthrop ; W Olson Rhin. t'onetanoe:
team Hatinewe,-. hrudbacer: , 4..... M.. •,t Vey.
tlsarotth : Itob. t Imre.. Iluiock : Maloulw
' Mm w.u. Wt.lefleid.
Arnow : J. %%, Yeo. Hoim,ov;lle
Lamm, t -limo... t4Jluu. 1 br..ney, Seaforth
S: 1fYn b1ey. yaforU l'ollcy-Loider.ou. pay
amemamfehl. u.: art their Dart. rsoNptel at
K J. llorr..b - k.tbtng Stole. Clinton. R. L
. suns one,. Kine -•..n at rust. Oodertob. or
J. It. Hekf HA) Meld.
Avow, PRIVATE FUNDS TO
)�LurJV ow,
tem. atom, to M. f;. CAA1.. aarrl.tar Hammen street. uoderloh.
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Tv •' ' • 1NSCRANI'E AOKNT
Ills •su LIG R7 y, Ilea : Drltt.b, Canadian and
American.
Aoaimisr, Sia antes •x0 KMrtnyasd' 1.,•mn
rTI . Thy tkomao A.ert.'nl as.d Unacaraee
. n1' .sr.Uo... L.n.i..4. of Loudon, Lod.
/ laal.TV •111. la••MA.rra }MIND. The U.M.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
WALTiKH K. KELLY...1.P..
OODERIt•H. ON T.
mune uW 61ARI41AOE L./CENSE*.
Patents, Trade /arts,
Designs
Secured in Alt Countries
Web. for free book "PATENT: I'IU)TKI
T1ONN. 1'eUa all about and how to fol pat
sem HAINC(x;K it SUVs, r.tabltAhed U:7
ssrmeriy Patent 1 Ms E;aminer. Martel of
Patent lows. Keat•lere.1 Patent ttttxnr).
Ma, a $t. Jacor titre... Mont real. Branches
,After* sad Wa.hindtnn. itetwsnenlativee In
'al Metre countrie-
Brophe3 Bros.
tit)ORRiCH
l ae leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
orders carefully attended to
at Oil boors. sigh or day.
Luodoo, Aug. ?+ - Because of the
nuudheir of inquiries reeds daily at die
to let headquarters cow -tooled mem-
ber. of Lbw Canadian F xpeditionat.y
Force, Uul. 1. W. $hennoo, D. O. U.,
has promulgated the following 'u or-
ders for the ean4pP and district :
The following furtru:won,retfarding
Inyuitier concerning mewhere of lbs
Canadian expeditionary forced are
published for general Inforwatlou, and
44:04) be given full publicity
I. 'moo ire r.-I44u4g to ciaualtiee
are to he made direct to trefoils office,
Ottawa.
2. Other inyui.ir• ('r au, applica-
tions for leave. transfer or ether *ow,
relating to the utero ere of the C. E. F.
who have proceeded overoeas court be
made to ('aoadian Headquarters,
l'levrlend Howie, St. Jane. Mqu•rr,
London, England.
3. Any application or inquiry re•
bating to is member of the l . E F. in
Canada wort he wadi through the
regular channels, i. e., W the officer
commanding the unit to wbich the
nwII,ler of the C. E. P belongs, who
will drat with the matter himself or
forward it, afar prompt investigation,
with hie recommendation. to the of-
ficer commanding military district in
which the unit is situated
4. Applitatious or inquiries concern-
ing members of C. E P. unit. in Cab-
ala, wbicb cannot be 'wide to an of•
Seer commending a tout, -1 Id be
wade to the "Meer commanding the
military district concerned.
:,. All officer.. cowman .,fig s in
militat y di,triet No. 1 err t., distinctly
ut.der+.tand t hat all utyu:nee I r ••orre-
spoedrnce in this conur.•''.•,n most re-
ceive immediate aekuuwlydgwrnt and
prompt attention.
A Farmer's Measure.
Farre And WW1'.
'the statement is sometime,- made
that the 'tootle tax would bear ve
heavily on farmers than on those Irv-
ing in towns and cit le. *,nc•t ley it
all improvements would he exrwp'ed
f1 taxation it may 10 1114.11' to i.p-
prar tit it in re 'tree of population,
where these improvements A.erunrrn-
[raLed. rush exemption w.. ,hI result
iq ltgbl.ning taxation to au unwar-
rantable extent. and that the h,lrde'n
would thert(ute he .hitt d to thou.
outside'borcentres, the t-, to the
farmer-. Thin stattiorot 5- rruderrd
the mute plausible iser.w..•. ono"
boogie 144x, pol,lic re Venn., w'ousd tae
raised by tax,19 ion lev:.d uf'..n l nal
valor. only. vud..ince the J11)0ltt11 of
land upon whim towns ata- ouirs are
built t. inconsiderable when ctitepsre.1
with chat devoted t•' (anuitl4, It Is
estimated that fat were wc.,Ll , e cum•
p• 11,d t, ronuOW' e mut+- U ..r. their
share to the put.11e trea.url•.
This wisrnneeptintl of 1he .•e is
due to the .-.'t. fun.. ,n of hoot with Ian''
values. WI,. 1, err con.:`'.el ' bet in
any of our Iarlec i•.rit4„.•i h n- qur(-
real, T.•r'.nt.. tool Whelp-_• •h. -value
of *single sere way 'be 6,- .tri than
that of Ito- firm heeds whole
comnty, it is ..ashy -••1'n . . under
single tax s'l h ,••'lot o. - t, t 4• t .•.-
rale'
111,11 ; 1-1 t4rrr.o. ' �axn:io11
As waw cls.i- If 1.10n0,, • •-1 tie di--
lrict cun4ewlio 4 rt t..•' l i' 1' , h.1 t
a few *esti- at the t land
used by the citi.-- •owl
of I lit -.sin e;•er!- 'i.• .1 the
land wed Sur IAt r i . I • -. ' he
Poo-incr. Add to the lever ne that
would b- a -wird by lrvv Ing a j t -t dart
011 41111114114 the alt''41.9-that w.'itld to
rafted by taxing the value of ail Innd
held for rirrctllat've purpose• art] of
water ,.ewers. - -go. -tel
sic ft nmrhi.r+. snot hll nth corn nlunit y-
creatr.l yahoo, sed it will be sere th.st
the freeing of imptuv.•u int* from tax-
ation would not di.cnw:na:e _.oreinst
1 he (.noir.
Tn;tt, nn thet'ontrarv, the .4700 tax
would maferia!!y hermit the Wormer is
esidencrd by the Leet that fete•• ..1 the
newt pregiessive Wider.' movement.
are drtinit. ly c.•u.wiqed to it. 4evet al
of the tome rtrauges on the other .11e.
of the line ate oft -:cod -nut ter the
.ingle tax. The !:rain tirnwel•• A•''
.solation,. of tin• \Vertrel Mosinee,.
favor it. the M.tnit..).a A.•o.•iati.n
sending its pt+•.idrtlt to the recent
.int:!e tax ton(rtenee at Niagara Falla
with in..'tncti.'nv to-nplwrt A r..olu-
ti:t) CAL'ing for .' .p. 1'l .1 tai on land
velure for the pur;.•1•e • of raisons
uwney to pay o11 the del,( incurred by
the oat. Many of the I4' ,ttng.fnrtu
panel's. both in Canada and the United
Stair., 1110 advocate. of !hie memoir,
ut tax refrain. '1h•• •tfp tt 'hitt it re-
ceive.Irons tho,.r alio �4•- 1he .e -t
interest of the f.iui.•r at Ile,.., in.11•
rates how ion• ti.^.l it wuuhl be to
`!'lint. -
The l'•nndi.in Nati-'nal Exhibition
pees an Annual .orplrre to the city of
Toronto of 1,25,.1 al to rk61.444I. L*at
year the dirideod w.1. tri...••.
DOES THIS
MEAN YOU.
Are you one of the many w20
are suffering with eczema. obstinate
sores. ulcers or any other akin
trouble' 1f so. lose no time to
trying Zam-Ruk, and you will be
amazed at its curative lowers.
The healing power of mu oint-
ment 1s 1n proportion to et, medi-
cinal Ingredients. Ordinary oint-
ments being rem used chiefly of
aatmal rata, with only a small per-
centage of medicinal tngred;ente.
have sot sumclent healing power
to overcome a bad case of skin
trouble Zam Buk, on the contrary.
L purely herbal. and 1s ell rnrdf- '
ear, which explains Its .uperlorlty
over other ointments, and !tai many
marvellppus cures.
Resides twine beat for Mama,
u lcers. and skin diseases At all
kinds. 1t is equally good for blood -
poisoning. ,Iles. burns, rota, beat
rashes. sore end blistered feet. In-
sect bites and sunburn. 50c box
all drocclete, or Zam-Auk Co..
Toronto. Send la stamp for post-
age ma free trial box.
THE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONTARIO
11ARcEr QUOTATIONS
A1'(11 ST 29th
Setter and Choose Markets
Madoc--Wu boxes were uttered. AU
sold at 194.4c.
Woodstock -1,035 boxes were offer-
ed; 493 holm sold at 19%c
Kingston -175 whit., 741 colored
were boarded and sold at 19 11-16c.
Kemptvllle-286 white and 396
Colored boarded All sold at 19%c.
Listowel --11 factories [warded 1,100
white and 946 colored cheese. AU
sold at 1914c.
Perth, -/W boxes of white and 600
colored cheese sold at 19rsc.
Vlctorlavtlle, Que.- 2.000 boxes of-
fered. All sold at 15%c.
Mont Jou, flue. --200 boxes cheese
offered. ..11 sold at 19loc•.
Alexandria - 50u boxes were offered.
All sold. White at 19 13-1e.c and
colored at 20c.
Napanee--716 white and 730 colored
boarded. A11 sold at 119 c.
Iroquois --895 Iattes of colored and
60 white were offered. Price bid on
the board, 19%c. Nu sales. All sold
uo the curb at 20c.
6t. Hyacinthe, blur. -900 boxes were
offered. e11 bring surd at 20c. 100 pack-
ages of butter sold at 34c.
Cowansvllle, Glue. -10 factories of-
fered 680 pat !cages of butter. Five
factories sold at 3414e, two at 34%0
and two unsold.
London -16 factories offered 1,746
boxes. No sales. Bidding, 18'ac to
19%c.
Toronto Cattle Market
Steers, chop a weighty ..$8
do. medium weighty. 7
Butchers', choice tutudy. 7
do. good 6
do. medium 6
do. 140111.1501 5.20
Butchers' cosi, cl.oice6.35
do. good 5.60
do.o medium 4.90
Butchers' bulls, choice7.00
do. medium to good6.10
do. bologna 4 23
Feeders:50e to 1,000 lbs. 6.40
.du. hullo 5.00
Stockers. S00 {o 900 Ibs. 7.70
do. med. 690 to 700 5 76
do. common. Matta6.641
Cutters 4.60
Canners 3.75
Milkers, good to choice 75.00
do. common to med50.00
Springers 55.00
Calves. veal, 'Loice11.00
"do. med.uru 8.00
' • • do. common llll 6.00
do. grass 5.50
[.ambo, cwt. 9.00
Sheep, ewes, ltgt.t 7.90
do. heavy and becks 3 no
do.', ('411:44 . , . 'i U.1
Hogs. -weig: 441 off cars .11.90
do. fed a:.i s'..tered.11.,;5
.20 to 58.51
45 7.60
40 7.80
SO 7.15
50 6.60
6.60
0.00
6.20
6.40
7.40
6 60
6.60
6 50
5.60
6.60
6.26
6.00
6.50
4.60
100.00
75.00
100.00
12.00
10.00
7.50
6.60
11.00
8.50
6.00
4.00
12.00
do. fu •'. ... .. 11 _0 11.35
Toronto Grain ' Markets'
Me
n:1', . ..•--TraiA. bay ports.
X11. ., f1 ' No nor. fern.
stn, " ..,rt. 11
:V. t• . ..t . . 1 -ay parts.
No. . . .,
1'x.1'1 ,
54,,.-
' t::. 7 • . a , 95c.
tr., b
(int - •. No. 2,
11.1:, al. per
t•arlot. a 1:• : . outside.
1:.1a _ . ... .-'r. :a.. 51.10
r.. •c-
. feed,
4." y: _. . u...... ': ,sale 1 to
ti
'No.2. [white. according
to 1rP.4. •+ L• .".tic to 71.c•.
Ky. --st. Lew 51.:.. to 81.07.
- .t Latent:: in
t :erre ' -ii. in lute b_aga,
r.. ... ., ... lute.
to.
Lc
1 '
1.1 1
nor track. Tc.ron-
bags;
•' .irliver-
r•. 6run. .26;
ler m. -. -_ _ - ----
t .,., 1 tisk. Toronto.
n'- . ' . lots; No. 99
to :,j, ::1'4:., 1 ; 10 17.
Wno'esoie Produce
Toronto euct000re prices to the
trade:
1-t-r+-
Sta.-ial candled cart's 1.1 .75to$ .37
• •a::dl..l. t r x amens, .. .70 .31
Ito; e1'- .4.
('r.at . -ry. r -int s . 35. 36
('fear..e-;•.-'4,4,. . t 34
Choi a d:.::y prints.-., a .30
Oro Lary dairy prtn;s.25 .27
2426
ese- .new, large. _e 10 201,4c;
to 20isc; tr,plres, 20',o
to t: ' June and September,
lar: .r, _ 0:4. _ ?te: triplet's. 22loc.
tp •'. »y Live Dressed
:i;r:'Lro':ers 1^c 24e 26c 28c
t.::1 lord. 1:/.... :7c 1Gc 18c 20o
1O.•:'aiings .... 12e 17c 18c 20c
sus--li:lad-yU:::ed 95.1'0; primes.
M'.c• .icon. !rand-1".ked, 16.50;
rt.c. .. 14.50 to 14.75.
East Buffalo Cattle
tattle -Receipts, 4.000: active;
shippiat; steers, 15.26 to 110.50; but.
(-Oen, 56.75 to 39.25; heifers, 16 to
55.50; cows, 13.75' to 17.50; bulls, 15
to 57.25; stockers and feeders, 86.71
to 17.26; stork heifers. 15 to 15.75;
fresh cons and springers. 860 to 1110.
Veale -Receipts, 1.000; slow; 54.60
to 113.
Iicga-R.celpts. 12.000; active:
heavy, 111.25 to 811.30; mixed, 811.11
to 111.50; yorkers, 89 60 to 111.26;
pigs, 59.73 to 19.60; roughs, 89 50 to
59.75, stags. 17 to 18.25.
Sheep and Iambs -Receipts. 7.000:
active; lambs. 86 to 110.75; yearlings,
16.50 to 59; wether., 87.76 to 14;
ewes, 51 to $7.50; sheep. rutted. 17.64
to 17.75.
Chicago Live Stook
Cattle-Recet e. 12.000, market
strong; beeves. 660 to 11090; west
ern steers. 14 40 to 85.66; stockers and
feeders. 54.80 to 17.70; cows and belt•
ere. 14.30 to 19, calves. 12.60 to
11
Hogs -1.75. Receipts. 36.000 ; martq
weak; light. 11060 to 111.16; mixed
1115 to 111.11; heavy. 110 to $IL15i
lwlgh. 110 to 110.20; piss. 51.40 84
110.55; bulk of sales, 115.44 to $11.
ate► -Receipts, 7.511; alart4
Weak; yearlings, 14.26 to 515.44.
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hence it is aperfect product.
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THURSDAY'. ALUC.T 31 IYtd 1
11
Announcingthe New Coats
it
WE HAVE just received a Targe consignment of Ladies, Misses' and
Children's Coats in the season s latest styles. This season more
than ever an early inspection is cordially invited, as owing to
market conditions there will be a great scarcity of all materials.
We carry the largest stock of Popular Priced Coats in Town.
New Fall Dress Goods
Foresight in early buying this season has resulted greatly to our advantage and we are
able to show Serges,Gabradines,Tweeds, V, !ours, Broadcloths, etc.,at prices much Tess
than those prevailing at present.
Arew Silk Sw' aters New Silk Sweaters
TheNew Silk Sweaters are just chat ming. They come in all the newest dainty colorings
including Melon, Rose, Champagne. Gold, Green. Ccpen-
hen
g 5.00 to $12.50
The New Wool Sweater Coats are more se'rv'iceable than the Silk Sweater. We ha, t•
them in all color, sizes and styles. from ;2 00 up
ros
Turnbull's Cee Tee Sweaters :: Monarch Sweaters : : Penman's Sweaters
McCall's Patterns McCall's Patterns
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