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1 tiE SIGNAL GIDERICH ONTARIO
THE I Fitch A GOOD OLD FRIEND.
e RAD ALMOST GaVEN 1//).".i
OPI6INA1Mr. George Green Sends a Cheery Epistle Masala, Ont, -„Above 27 years ago le
was taken vtry had my blcad ilio was
IND
ONLY
from Picklord, Mich.
Mr. George Green, a Godes ich "old
boy" now resident at Pickford, riIlob., I and t was there for red maul I could not eat and suffered three uutc,l
sends The Signal a letter which will be Lied three of the beet doctora I
read with interest by the writer's tit just samel nAIM/ tray
many friends help me. 1 had almost peen
In bad shape, I Rot so I had to go to
months,
d agony.
could get
going to
up. 1 Toronto Cattle Market
th
mienre hao a era choice handy 8.80 8. WI
remedies 40. rood 790 8 10
FENVINE thought 1 would never be any be
was w to pee up and die ra
suffer as 1 was. A neighbor of
mei of Dr. Pierce's wonderful
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MEDICAL
(GEO. HISILII:MANN, 08TEo
PATH, specialist in souse's and ohll
'! deers..., acute, :hroaso sod oerrousdl.
orders. ere, ear. nose and throat, partial deaf
sew peso and rheumatic condition& Ade
sal& rrworet without the knife. once at
alt home.. omw Mesar., Thursddays
• aye : any symbol by appoiatmeet.
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basal glob Lease and lam aria,
PIOIXTDPoOT, Y LLOI BLy t COOK
L$ltltrlkttd BOLiCITOtil. WOTAN'S*
PUBLIC. 141C. i
Urnee au the *Setters, eleeud door frora3litr.
iBirn.treet Gweileh,
rHraty fund. to Ivan at lowest rates
W. Paoveroo•r, K.C. J. L hiupaaw
H. J. D. Cooks.
iii. CAMERON. K. O.. BBARRIS
w'a�--11Rl..ullcttor, votary puUtc. Oakes
esaselt Att( pntonThursdher ut each third week,in
on Albert btreet uocupted by Mr.
1. ',race hour. Il. a.m, toe para
tltdkLES (*ARROW, LL.13,, BAR -
Monty kit, attorney, soticitor, etc.. Olde.
so lead at lowest tater.
1'1 $K&GER, .HARRIBTBR, 801.
taker, Paws and Conveyancer,
un Goderich, (lPllm
!REIMAN LOAMS• ETC.
-, Nj _ rr
LeckILLGP (MUTUAL Fifth IN.
Ju et R A N C k; CO. -Farm and Isolated
town proven/ Ineund-
(J *-er.--J., 4 ounoily, Erna„ Goderiob P.O.;
law, F -,ate, Vie -Pres., Neechwood P. t).;
fawns. a- Har. iiea-•Trews- beeforth P. 0.
Director. -D. Y. NoUreger, eeatorth ; Joh°
3. Grieve, Winthrop; N ilium itino constanoe;
Jahn Hnnneweb, Broditagec ; Gee Mc('artney,
asaforth ; Robert Ferri.. Hazlett* ; Malcolm
Maltwert, HruoedeM,
�nt.: J. W. Yeo, Hotmwvule; Alex.
l'linton ; 'William ('hewn* , Seeforptah ;
a�tilenui and
afoget their l,ards�reoellers pted et
M. 1. etotrish•a Clothing More, Clinton, R. 11.
Cott's Ornnery. Branston street. Oodertoe, or
J. S. Iteld•a Oeueral Blore, Hayfield,
L WJ PRIVATE F54. 0. TO
loan. apple to M. G. cA
N. Barrister Hamilton street. Oodett4.k,
We R. ROBERTSON.
INSURANCE .4014247.
rims Awn LIearNexa r Britten, Canadian sad
American. ,
4totnoaNr, Btckrlsee AND I.NPLOTCaa' Watt.
ITT : The ')Dean Aoofdeot and Guarantee
frDs(t
Corporation,
icAaaxri Booof t London. : The U.&
Fidelity -and Ge. -antes Company,
Moe at re.id,noe, .artbeset corner of Vio-
terta and 8t. Darras street*. •Phone Ila,
MARRIAGE LICENSES ,
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OODRRICH, ONT.
litttuKR OF MARRIAGE LiC5Ne1C&
Patents, Trane Marrs,
Designs
Secured in All Countries.
Write for free book "PATENTS PROTEC-
TION. Tells all about and how to get, pat
sots, BABCOCK tit SONS, eetabu.hed 1777
formerly Patent (Moe Examiner. Master of
Patent tewP, Reinstated Patent Acorns?*
etc. Sat $t. James Street. Montreal Braoohes._-
Lottae'a and Wedrtnrton, RepesentatJvse In
W Negro eorintrles.
Brophe) Bros.
OODERICH
lie Lemnos
Funeral Directors
sect Embalmers
Orders easefully attended to
at all banes, alight lir day%
Pickford, lltnhlgsn,
December dr, Itfd
To nob Editor of The :Menai.
tioder.�rtch, Outarlo
Mit. F D1711R,-This is m third
epistle from the town of Pickford to
you. I left Wuderich on October 171h
about 11 o'clUck and arrived in the
"Roo" at 11 o'clock on the evening of
the IStb. I was met et the Uanadiarl
"Buy" dock by Mr. Bert Ptckfur•d. a
son of my old friend, Mr.
Charles Picklnrd. He bad his car
there and he drove me to his beautiful
r. T
THOReDAY. JANUAR 1 4 !f
JANUARY 2ad
l Choice weighty steers 19.00 to $9 60
Bat h
eroded to use them. My husband
bought me six bottles of 'Favorite Pre-
scription.' I bad not taken it long until
I felt better. In lees than six weeks I
was out of bed, and in leas than six months
I was cured and have been well ever e
Do all my own work. 1 have raised
daughtars, two are married and
en. They have used it
are healthy, so are their children.
residence, t 'toyed wilt) him over sure it was all on account of my
eight and aratll Thursday afternoon. I t eW use the medicine.
This was wy jiet visit to Mr. Pick- I I keep atf of Dr. Pietoeli
ford's home sod 1 think he mai hod • t'bc house. Have 'Favorite
splendid woman. • ton," 'Golden Medical Discovery'
In the site' noon m son-in-law, Mr. 'Smart. Weed' --anything prepared by Ile,
Beacom, and bis wife met me with Pieree is 1 also have a Dopy of
their car. 1Ve rode across the river in the People's Common Sense Medical
the car, on the ferry boat. W e arrived
in Pickford about 7 o'clock that even-
ing. The next morning the Methodist
minister called on me before I was out
or bed.
do. medium , , , , -• T 00 760
do. common 6.90 9.80
Butchers' caws, choice- 7.26 7.60:
do. good 6.50 6.80
do. medlufe 5.00 560 i
Butchers', bulls, choice7.50 7 90
three do. good 6.40 6.80
have I do. medium 1.40 6.80
and they do, bologna - 4.96 6,110
baam • feeders, 900 to 1,000 lbs6.35' ' 9.14
haring do. med.. 700 to 800 4 BO
do. common, light.. , 4.60 4.70
IDwieiney Stockers, 900 lb.. 11.60 4.00
Prcacrtlr- Canon 4 i Cutters .10 4.70
and Milkers.4.10 4.30
good to choice. 80.00 100.00
do. common to med..60.00 70.00
II ringers . , .66.00 100.00
ha Ives, real, choice . . . 12 . 00 11.60
do. medium 8.00 10.60
do. common 6.00 7.60
do. erase 5.00 6.00
Sheep, ewes, tight 9.00 9.60
do. heavy aqd bucks 7.60 9.60
do. culls 8.00 "-'1.00
Hogs, weighed cars12.36 0.00
do fed sad w 12-26 -,•_0.00
do. f.o.b. Union• Stock
Yards for week ...,11.40 0.00
1
Adviser, which 1 have had 26 years; it
has been very valuable to me," -Mas, J.
Waya,ZJ2 Ontario St-, Sarnia, Ont.
If you are a sufferer, if your daughter,
mother, ester need help, get Dr. Pierce's
1 was surprised to see so much Favorite Prescription in liquid or tablet
water lying on the round while it 1 form from say medirine dealer to-do
was es dry at Godericb, It rained fort Then address Dr. Pierce, invalid? Hots
so long that 1 almost of discouraged Buffalo[ N. Y. and get co*Gdentiel me
with this country. Wds•
We are hay cal advice entirely free.
lovely weather and splendid sleighing 1 A most valuable book in any home i9
same as en Ontario this' yearnow. The crops here are much the Dr. Puce's Common Sense Medical
. The I Adviser A apleridtd 10% -page volume,
hay crops are Dad but :he
very Iigbt. and the grain is
potatoes are poor.
1 had • caller one day who told me
a Rood story about a man near here.
The man battled • toad of grain
twenty-four '�piles to the "Soo" to
oa
have it Wrou' When be was asked
why he took bhp' grist Po far he replied
that the millet. at his home town
kept the grist and gave hits the toll,
while the other Wilier gave him a little
flour, a little shnrta and a little bran.
The ;Methodist Sunday Khoo! at
Pickford gave • (.�hristw. tree and
nsi
program on Cbrniere night. I don't
believe 1 ever craw uch a large and
attentive audience was there, nor
so many brigbt, in Ilig.nt children
$a took pert, The -pro ram wee cer-
tainly a splendid one. The children's
brightness and Intelligence was due
to the fact that their 'parents are of
Canadian ancestry. •
We have a smart miniiter bete. He
ie not of ty a good pre,g•her, but he
can sing nicely, play th,e organ for
service, and can even be *leen with a
shovel digging in the church basement,
which is being npair•ed,
Two of my grandchild/en wive in
porch choir on Swaney and the third
ne would hare, sung if she had not
been stick. My old4•st geanddaughter
rain,d the children who 'ttiok part in
be Chinaware program. Her set vicesm
ode the anter taiaeut *Wrest, suc- �
cows
I went to salt on Mr. Miller one
ay. who live, perms the street front
roe. He le bid'" crippled with rheu-
matism and I asked biro why t)p did 11
nt Ret around spry like nu' . His
fe spoke up and said, "0, but hp lel
a widower.'' I not see, .hrlw_
fi
_r► rseing a widower sbou
our rheurnati*m.
idow friend whom\ lvclke o
was up heir before as been'
1 fear that my chs res are
w. There is another Widow
ratite la/111Mla/111Mwho Iivee in
e village eid nbe has an unclaimed
easure. If ere only twenty yea
unser 1 'hi t rffecr my band in
acrimony to an
c
0
m
d
sr
help
M
when
very ill
very pour
lady of the
th
tr
y0
m
A very witty iriehman from Ontario,
who lives here, met hie minister in a
store the other day. Hr stretched out
•
his hand and told the minister to
place his hand in itd he would
shake it for hilt, for he ew he was
too lazy to shake it. Het so said he
was acre be would never\take the 1
Ague, for he would he too'. boxy to
shake. Barney had been talklhtg to a
lady one day and they were diseuesing
their clergyman, The lady remaiked
how bnmely the minister was,et
there eras something nice about hi .
Rainey agreed with her. but added that
he thought that Mr. did some-
thing that was very unbecoming to a
minister. She sats! hint whet that
was and be said that he parted his
hair in the middle. The lady believed
it, hut the truth of the neater is that
the poor minister is very braid.
0f is like nsy own good minister,
the Reverend Ford. who has thought.
so deeytly that be has lost the hair off
his heed,
This epistle has been written for me
by my datiRptet•'p_heh
I hope thab,all my friends in (inde-
rich and the starrounding country had
a Joynes Christ:Ass and that they may.
have • eery happ New Year. When,
i Pee you again I hope that you may
all be in the height ofosperity.
Y�tr friend,
(i.0.
in trying to figure out the problem
of life moist men sugtraet Wkat-'bey
own from what they owe.
The children of the man who made e
specialty of sowing wiles oats before
his marriage will be stere to harvest
en ahnndant crop of advice.
CANADIAN
PACIF'I.0
Start the year backed by the con_
edence that your friends and folks
at home are still your best friends.
YOU CAN ViSIT THEM BY
NEW YEAR
EXCURSIONS
vu
Canadian Pacific
SINGLE FARR Going Deane -
ter 30th. ,31st and January tet
Return limit, Janneey sod.
FARE AND ONE-THIRD -
Going Dec. Nth, 591h, 30th and
yet Return Resit, Jan. 3rd.
Sevres. n"ls see.. Teem rater. Newt
An, Tr►.1 *emu C•naM•n P..also a•.Iway-
engravings and colored plates A
Dopy will be sent to anyone sending fifty
cents in etamps, to pay the Dost of wrap.
ping and mailing Duly, to Dr. PiMoa,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr. Pierre's Pleasant Pellets are the
original little liver pills, first put up
steady 50 years ago.
Advertising Pays!
Corner Montre.l;etre.t and liquor*
HIGH CLASS and SANITARY
We serve excellent meals
a la Carte daily
Pf1 s TO TAMIL OIJT
Private Luncheon Roonill
for Ladies and Gentlemen •
CAREFUL SERVICE
Our Motto CI..Mmes. Always
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 1 A M.
imiworammog
Good
ew Year's
esolufion -
ttll on Armstrong
Tailor for your
Wt Or Obercbat.
Up to -the- a ute styles,
hitt-does t . and
tailoiring.
iV •
1.1111111111*
:��...:�:�
ti- al7CCEr.]
A Well -fitted
Bathroom
is one of the greatest
Itistoles imagi nahie,
and at the'same time
it is comparatively
inexpensive. 11. you
want estimates Or any
information, a h • t
b n t h room btttwga, .•
consult
FRED. rail N T
t • r T1 s PLkf1tielLIK •';
MeeliltM sires( e'wOM tart
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Toronto Oral Markets
Manitoba wheat -T k,
IIto. 1 northern, $2.02 No ai oy ff.
cern. $1.93%; No. 3 no ern, 32.9414;
o• 4 wheat. $L883• ,,(old crop
heat, 4c hflfher),
Manitoba oats -Track, \ bay ports.
No. 3 C.W.. 69,4c,
Ontario wheat-Whiter,\'pew crop,
No. 2, 11.68 to $1.70 (ace rding to
freights outside) ; Nd. 2 wider, new
crop, 91.66 to 31.63. \\\\
Ontario Oats -According to freight
outside; No. 2 white, 63c to 65k; No.
3 white, 62c to 64e.
Peaa-No. 3, $2.30.
Barley -Malting, 31.19 to 6:.18."
Buckwheat -$1.30, �.
Rye -No, 2, new, $1.33 to 31.35.
- Manitoba Souter -Pleat patents hit
fate bap, 39.40; seconds, In Jut
38.90; strong bakers', in jute,
$9,60, Toronto,
Ontario flour --;--Winter, new, track,
Toronto, Prompt shipment. according
to sample, 37 to 37.10, in jute bags.
Mltlfeed-Car lots, per ton, deliver-
ed, Montreal: Shorts. $37; bran. 332;
good feed flour, per bag, 32.70 to 32.80.
Hay -No. 1 track, Toronto, new,
313 to 313.60. carlots; No. 2. $9 to 311.
Straw. --Carlota, 39.90 to $10.
Cereals -Roiled oats, carlots, per
beg ,01 90 lbs., $3.65; small Iota, 33.75,
Windsor to Montreal; Oatmeal, 19
per cent. over rolled oats. Cornmeal
-Yellow, 93 -Ib- sacks, In carlots,
$8.16,. small lots, $3,40, track, Toronto
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale prices tothe
trade:
Eggs -
New -laid: cars ......1
New-Iald, ex -cartons ... .62
Storage, eelecta .42
Storage, No. 1 40
Butter-
('reamery prints, fresh. .46 _,
Creamery prints, storage .43 ,44
Creamery eollde .42 ,43
.41
.38
I ('hoice dairy -prints 40 .
Ordinary dairy prints,.36
Bakers'- .32 .34
' Cheese -New, large, 251Sc to 26c;
twins,•
_
to
triplets, 26%c; le
1lrP is
a7c;sat%ne. 27c to 27 Sc.
26�c to
Poultry ^ Live Dressed
Spring rhlck's, 16c 17c 21c 22c
'Old fowl, 13.-. llc 12r. l6c 18c
Terkeyq, Ib, .. 00t- 00c 30c 33o
Geese, lb. . 00r OOc. 21c 220
Ducks, Ib. ,. OOc OOc 21c 23c
Beans - Hand-picked, 36; prime,
35„50; t'anadian. hand -packed, bushel,
47; prime, 36.60:
133icna ib.; 5 -ib, Nos' 13c a ib.; lO-Ib.
tins._ }kc a Ib,; 60 -ib, tins, clover,
12c to 12%c a Ib. Comb honey --
Selects, 32.40 .o $2,75; No. 2, 32 to
$2.26. Buckwheat honey, 60.1b, tins,
9c to9tecalb.
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Receipts, 600; active; ship-
ping steers, $8.50 to 311.26; but,.
?here' steers, 37 to $9.60; heifers,
35.50 to $9; cows, $4.25 to 37.76; bulls,
.$5.25 to $8; stockers and feeder
$5.25 to 37.50; fresh cows and spring.
i era, active, 360 to $115.
Calves -Receipts, 800; active.
14.60 to $16.
Hogs --Receipt', 12.000; Attlee;
heavy and mixed, 311; ynrkeri, 60.9
tto $11; light yorker , 310.25 to 310.76;
'Piga, $10 to 310.26; roughs, 39.60 to
$9.75; stags, $7.60 to 38.60.
! •Sheep and lambs -Receipts, 6,000;
active; iambs, $8.60 to $14.26; year.
ling., $7 to 312; wethers, 39.50 to
310; ewes, 34.60 to $9; mixed, 19.25
to 39.60.
Meats -Wholesale
holesle
Toronto wholesale houses are (mots
ing to the trade w follows:
Beef, forequarters, ..,$11,60to$13,60
do. hingitarters 14.00 13.00
Carcases, choice 18.00 16.00
do. common 10.00 12.00
Veal', common, dwt9.40 11.00
do. mer:tum.- 12.00 14.00
'posy?, do. pilule
Hogs 17.00 18.00
�1.60 13.60
Shop hogsid-00 19.00
,Abattoir Hop 1x.50 16.00
Stratton, heavy 10.00 13.00
do. light 14.00 14.00
Med Quotations
The fotlowt°g aro the sew
Toronto wholesalers are pgfyrg
country palate:
Aloft*. No. I, buahel..110.00 to eft 60
do. No. 2 9,00 9.60
do. No, $ 7.60 8.00
do. rejected 4.96 900
Timothy, cwt. g N 000
do. coin
60
I'Red clover, Nod 1 ttii.4~0 3.60
do Na 9 i11
o.
.a , 14e. 1 5.�
D. MILLAR SON
'vire
i - GENUINE RIEDUCTIONS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
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JOB AND COMMERCIAL
gibe %ianal
C.Q.R. CONSTRucTJi WORK in 1
Completion of the Longest Tunnelin America
ha ,
11
gee,
strug
pared
ed
has
trade.
which a
fore the
the m
Connaught
Ma, l Iouald,
tains. The
this task t
HE year 1916 a been an in market
ocean stramsbips can be handled in
(sews of the number that was hand-
led at the port Mat wlntt:r.
Never a -year passes without 110m7
Itnrt io a great war. An rent eesptre. alterations• being made to the vari-
esi;h Cie revtOw The new station at Quebec, which cue hotels cut,;tr.utlug the lcr,g rhaia
P year there s opened on August 10th, 1a l which sir -•h hes from corset to coast
n a irunteuduus rerivsl of a, triumph of modern railway l oweed and or . rat, d by the C.usadian
refs! Important work. for station construction. The buttd=Pacific. The 'oti,torf and- maven!:
roprlations were made be- !Mg has a cratrat black and two rare of its
patrons
lir, have born cotnpte,ed, I wings, is akin to old F'ren ch chateau nlib3s-of the managemetit, and dItt la
Important being the kyle of arcbtteeture, and is admit, these factors which donelbate all Me
Tunnel through ' Mount ably adapted to the qualnteess of the provements.
In the Selkirk Moan. old Preach -Canadian city. On the•
acc•ompttshttlent of 1 outside of the station buliding there has tbeen the leomp)ed wake linlise hich lanew aone of
a trluntj,h of en- i is a pretty ground which in the 'urn- the Hurst on the mottoes'
bor seldom .equalled Inter time, when Its shrubs and flow -
tory. Tile (tinned is, era are abloom, will be a bean,•lllsince the t la et•anadian Paomething cific Ry. b'uie thirty- ltctts
trat k tunnel in th_ e+ Wu! set-off to the stately • call• Brat hotel In Vancouver. Since Diu!
nW
e, The lergTh II -t-- e. Ai tae -Uffiqt ei7 {I-eld
me In which the occ•glou of the op#aia km Bare to exnode testing s and r - eeb•
In tuu and a 1 MaoTter, General Managerr of thedeux somattou over.m (n iseb-
a w'orld's re- i Eastern Lines, presented a sliver key,'y mod now the
ten. employed bearing the coat of arms of the city Hotel Vasrwwrer star ds ose co
al miles otT� Quobec to Mayor lAr)gtl.,,r it to
Interesting to note that the targe win.
bly reduce dow over the main .entrance, which
ay points, helps to light the ticket lobby, fon.
uctlon. tains t.,e arms of the seven great
,.,00.000. 'own of ('anadlan history, viz,:-.Mpnt-
n from magny, the first Governor of Can:
50.000, ads, 11;36-1647; Ile Tracy Vlreroy Of
kers
teresting one in the history of was Sir Jailers Carroll, New Zthe ealand
the Canadian Paclflc Railway, , who, in expressing his felicitations
oars- bleu a year of pro- described the C. P. R. as a powerful
even though the Dominion is tactor In th -
s
giDe *ring and
In the world's b
the longest doubt
Western bemisph.
alantt 5 mikes, the
work was pertorme
half years. coastkuti
curd. The number of
was about Gn7. The t
the elimination of set
snow -sheds, will' consldc'
the dlatance connecting rat
and affect a big grade
The coat of the tunnel was
The amount of material tak
the bore is approximately
cubic yards, and weighs conoid
over 1,500,00) lona Much o
centre portion of the bore was th
solid rock. The work baa been ca
ed out under the supervision of
J. G. Sullivan, chief engineer of th
11'eetern Lines of the C. 1'. Il.
Previous to this the longest rat
way tunnel on the American conti-
nent was the Itoosac Tunnel, 43 miles
long, on the Now York Central Rail-
way line. The work of the Con-
naught Tunnel began in 1914, and
has progressed steadily since that
time. The contractors who 'had the
work in hand applied an entirely new
method in tunnel piercing, Known art
the "Pioneer bore-" it rorjsires of
an entirely separate tunnel d Nen in
a :tne flfty feet parallel with the
course Of the taaln passage-threugh-
the mountain,
The tunnel, which 1s 29 feet wide
and 23 feet high, follows a etraieht
line under Mount Macdonald, emerg-
ing In the Beaver Valley at a pn(nt
about 1,000 feet below the present
line. The eastern entrance is directly
below Hermit, a station just east of
Rogers Pass. The highest point
reached in the tunnel is 3.795 feet
above the sea leve) and 4,06:, feet be-
low the summit of Maclsonald Peak,
The passage through the mountains
will have a grade of 1 per ant up to
the interior summit.
Previous to the war the C. P. R.
annually spent from 325.04)0,000 to burinleeAg public, as wall as for the Flarl� n the year lord Slum" -
Weft,
on the development of the Mxtple in the neighborhood. f*as
Wert and the exea(PsUoe 0f th. Con- The Canadian 0 y decided that Domtniow wide or -
naught Tunnel during the period of vices had a bustyPartAc Ocean Ser. moot k»,,osnfill 'erIp zatlon should be farmed
hontllltlera shows that anada is' year. On the Pa ll* he Empress of Canada's rvese mertai, h connection w�
strobe to y advance at home as lee is Russia and
ndethe CEP press ofe Asia. two and chemical r•eeourcett, which would
On July 17th -g 99111 abro d__, of the Moment
ultimately result In the practical ,�„
pllrat,on to industry of many min.
crlts bemoan, nogitsted or export-
ed to other roastraita Jhiriag
the year the C. I'. R. proceeded to
nobble* the beet swabs in the coun-
try, and to utlllze them to the man-
na, whisk the President, and, indeed,
the country at targe, donne desirable,
Arthur D. Little, Ltd., the Canadian
',ranch of the w.41 known Roston or-
ganlaatlsn of $ralytiest chemists,
have been coremisebned to put the
idea Into practical effect
The C. P. R. has aiven more men
to the army since the betiffn* tng of
the war than Any otter renown fa
most rnagaiticent hotels on the Am-
erican Coutlakat,_aad-_I5 complete
with the exception of the new dining
room, construction of which has to he
postponed (or the plveent.
The Algonquin hotel, a very popu.,
lar hostelry on the Atlantic coast,
has been slightly altered, the office
?ably 'Canada, 1665: Ileauharnola, Governor l.aa behe old
n moved to the space formerly
the Canada, 1726.1747; Montcatm and onlr•e now formned as a s tang oextenslooand tof the
Ili %Voile, the famous French and Eng intinge, so that thla splendid large..
I. ;Bah generals, whose names are .fa. rooht with. Its two fireplaces 1s, now
.1 mtllar to all; Fro°tenac, Governor of devoted exclusively to the comfort of
Canada, 1672, and Talon; the flret to the guests without interruption from
tendant of New France, 1665.1672 the olive routine. In 1917 there will
Re,ently the C. P. R. acquired the be new'puarters erected for the ,ata f.
4eby brie and Northern Railway, One of the most famous hotel* in
touch wgso brougbt ith a flourishing eand in- mir linos ust picdturesis que eu ouadings Inff Hotel, nits
s e
ing territory in. Western On- heart of the Canadian Pacific Rocky
running from Galt to Port Mountatne-the deligbt of the tourist'.
The new line has connection Here the C. P. R. has built a new
Canadian Patine main line holler hones, and a "ileitis' I)orml-
•
d runs in conjunction with tory:' This was quite a large work.
11. Railway, which gives and a valuable acquisition to the
tchener and Intermediate 'stately hostelry, '
11 ars direct connection The deviator) of Cord Shaughnessy
ver, Brantford and la- to provide, through the department
as. The district in of Natural leaders s.of the C. P. 11.
& N. runs will bene- farm homes for many of the returned
vim life whkh the soldiers, is,* tut :ter proof of ills d.r
int& the train ser- sirs that those .•lin take part in the
ransportatlon of war will hare rccognitloo of their
*0 abundant in services. The (-stew and magnitude
ctllt.atcd, and of the work of preparing 1,000 farms
travel In the will he matter' when alt is noted that
d a convent. it int -were: Building 1,000 houses,
fCP. building 1.000 barna, oonetruct)ng
]way eta 1,30o miles of fence, digging 1,000
stat or ane as a re, wells, breaking and cultivating 50,000
agreement itetweem the C. acres. The buildings. will require
P. R and the }limiting Railtt4ay, The about 20,000,000 feet of lumber t
new station Is to be used b? horn
Ian
Int
(e
tarto,
Dover.
with th
at Galt a
the (1. P.
arcane to h
points, as
with tort
'eradiate 1+e
whlth the I. F..
flt much by the
C. P. R. is putttn
vire there. The.,
the farming produ
to the town, and a convenience to the
or et. The preparation of the farms
will entail art expenditure of about
83.500.000.
were re! Paaed lor the Admiralty, have
Highness. the Duke of Connaught, returned to their usual routes be
paid • visit te the tunnel and com- tween Vancouver and Hongkong.
the ,progrees that the company free 11.500,000 on the devehrensent of the
making_ Then he baptized the new port of Vancouver. Greater trade
work 'The Selkirk Tunnel." Some with Rusela seas ear. of the
weeks latcr at tits request of Lord bfg ideas expounded In ithippflig
Shrtuthnesey, 11Is Royal Trighnetrs con. circles duriag the later parts of the
setaltto have the tunned noes! after •ear, n was site a slew towards
ed "The Connaught Tannel."
hlms6 fleneeforth It I* to be call- developing trade with Rosati& that
tba C. P. it aPeointed Mr. Owen as
imprOvitratnta have been made to r general agent at VIadivoetork,
Pilvent thine along the canadise where he +rill look after the handling
etEc. but tile the notables are M. of terieinesa.
Raw 'Wish* eirectad it 'Goober arid During the asmosor improvement
North reeento.' The latter on upper "rola( h
togs troot. was tormaliy noosed P. R. Do:Iridium! at St. John, N.A.. mIt'k. ,ployemi (-mallow to Jola`.\ Tbe tntal
caryied•oot at the O' a, and large nuMbers of mu-
ll Juni 14. *bon Mayor chart* int it snottily,* to bandit. freight In a I Duvalier of the C P tent
Med tho first train rennin: be 'more ateeditions meaner than in the
the Mete terminal and NE
1. and derlareel the minion )1eabie of entreleve ism year ham liews cool-
. • large pipes le the course
eongratniated the Canadian 'nettle hewn down, eo that Vitra la
between Tenet* awl tAs• Nod
with the good rotation* tbit ,Stttited t for shoot • 1.600 oars. Beeriest mew
y icor* berths whet* hod been le week overleam Hamer er-tahl
ond reeerrog up. tgror Wove old ;Armee wneetritettos faring the ye,r occupy inkpotaled oesnoseade ea tits
Malta Ids as efts. M ha .pipd as prate ales la am *ad lit Mid $6 more frank
•
soseethiett like 7,000 anePtilie num
Der of Vtlieol who Isis appagre4 on
the honor roll is 170, the asraher of
the C. P IL, Was made a DTI/tsetse.
getheral. aid he he now doing hi