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MEDICAL
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i/ PATH..psoWyt In women's and obit
der off" Meows. acute, :bronb n
and oeousdia
wwae.
eye, ear, nose .od throat, ppsartI J deaf
ass. lumbago and rheumatic 000ditions• Ada
welds remit%el without the knife. Uftloe at
r'rrfdence, corner Nelson and 81. Aodrew's
and aaturAdt sd
hope *Moe Mondays, Thunders
Saturday*. soy evening' by eppotutmeot.
DENTISTRY
UR. H. G. MAC-DONELL-HONOR
Graduate Toronto University. Graduate
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t3aoaeese.r to the late "Major Sale•
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ss.ermeutr aim gat their Duds reoelpted at
It. J. leorrlah's CWthlaa Store, Clinton, R. H.
(,nit. Grocery, "rumen street, (lode icb, or
J. IL held's 0eoenl Store, Bayfield.
ILtt,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO
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N. Barrister Hamilton street, Oodansk'.
WR. ROBERTSON,
s INSURANCE AGENT.
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Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
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at all hours, night or day.
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HE SIGNAL GEDERJCH ONTARIO
ASHFILLO,
WeDr,rrel,A Y, Jan, u• , THE CHIEF CHARM
A Sumter, Cate.-- shade of rad -
new was teat ever this communis y on
Iniuming of the euddeo death oo Sethi-
MARKET
dry, demon~ IS b, of Mr, William QUOTATIONS
Burgles., of Laurier. Mr, Bue lase OF LOVELY WOMAN '•
JANUARY 30th
and uteric alarm. his w 1 •
THL H80AY FEBSVABY 1, 1917 a
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• ri1'll ill;► nl M I-LLAP U SON •
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contracted a cold, but thought
g
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little of it
usual. It e0u0 developed into
wonia, which, in spite of al
wedicel aid and care could do, t
aced fatally in about ten days.
Boogies" was a life long reside
A•bfleld township. He was •
sterling integrity of character,
and friendly in di.poeitior•, .r
rffrctloneus huebsud and father.
will be greatly oilseed in this di
Besides hie bereaved widow be
to mourn bis loss two Pons -Th
at home on the farm, and Ralph,
serving with the Canadian ov
foreealn Prance --arid two dau
-Mrs. David MtMurcby, of 8
chewan, and Mrs. Lumbers, of '
tp. He leaves abet a brother, R
and two sisters, Miss Barbara
Mrs. %William Buckingham, 1i
Laurier. The sympathy of the
munity is extended to the beret
widow and family and friends.
GOND To HIM REST. -An old and
much ea1eewed resident of Ashfield
Posed away on Wednesday, January
10, an the person of Mr. Donald Mc-
Iver, at the ripe old age of almost
ninety years. M. McIver had been
in failing health for several years, but
he was about as usual when death
came with startling suddenness while
be was partakingof his mid-day meal.
he 1st Mr. McIver was a sturdy son
of old Scotland. and came to Canada
urny yeas ago. Por several years
e was in Use employ of the Hudson
y Co. in the then Ione and dreary
ortbweet. Lauer, he was for a num-
ber of years a sailor on the Great
Ler. Sunseq.rentl htesettled ma a
ush fares in Aybtfgld, where he
hared for many years the toils of the
ionrer. On a.;count of age and in-
rwity he had retired from the farm a
umber of years ago. Hs,� ived in te-
irewent at Ripley and Krntail.• He
eat Lack to Scotland to visit We land
f his With and stayed there about s
ear'. liesidee many ft lends, he leaves
hree sons : Kenneth, on the old
otnestead ; John, in Detroit, and
eorge, in Calgary, and two daugh-
rs: Mrs. James West ■nd Mn.
bert Drennan, of Aabfield. The
moral service was conducted by Rev.
8. Hardie and the remains were in -
reed in Kincardine cemetery beside
oseof his wife, who died eight o
oak as,
pneu- I Choice weighty steers 610.60(011.00 •
1 that soft, Clear, Smooth Skis Comes Whit ' do. medium 9.75 10.26
"rutin- Butchers' choice hrndyl. 9.60 10.t6'r:
Mr. �• U.. `FRUIT-A•TIVES". o. [�
do. medium 8.76 9.26
of
0f B do. common 7.75 8.60 .
uirt 8.76 7.60
Toronto Cattle Market
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DIED AT CHI -A110. -The death oc-
rred, at the home of ber daughter in
icago, of one of Asbfleld's most es-
ewwed citizens, in the person of Mn.
nald McLean, of Awberley. Mrs.
cLean had been in pour health for
0 or three Tears and had gone to
icago to visit ber daughter there,
while there suddenly because
roe and passed peacefully May.
e remain' were brought to the home
another daughter, Mrs. Pb�p Me-
ilen, at Lucknow, and theTuoaral
place rm the 15th inst.. iiwar
gr attended by friends from Ash -
d Pie.byterian cbutcb, of which
w.s a member. Rev. J. R, Hardie
ducted the funeral set viers. Be-
,. her husband, the deceased leaves
r daughters and" tore sons to
trri their greet lobe.
IMPORTANCE OF SECURING VIG-
OROUS POfATO SEEO STOCK.
IFzperi mental Farms Nae.)
Experiments conducted at the Dom-
inion Experimental Station, Keno
villa, N. et., with eight lots of Garnet
Chili potatoes secured 1)row different
growers in 1915 show a variation in
yield of from ;i6 huehto 2x40 bushels
per acre, or a difference f - bushels
per acre in yield when grow • under
uniform condition'. Reed from these
eight lots planted in 1916 yielded om
88 bushels to 212 bushels per sere, a
fereoce of 144 h,n hely per acre. Tb
erent
lots were positions
veiythe little in the
second year, but the lowest yielding
ones increased somewhat and the high -
es yield was not so great.
Sent from fifteen others of this vari-
ety wart planted in 1918 and the lowest
field obtained wan 158 bushels and the
yield
t278 bushels per acre, a differ-
ence in favor of the twit over the
poorest of 120 bushels per acre.
Ten lob of pore stock of Green
Mountain from \different growers
ranged from 181111 bushels per acre to
313 bushels per any, a difference of
I32{ bushel*. Seventeen lots of Irish
Cobbler ranged from In bushels per
acre ea the poorest to Zig buehels as
the hect, a difference in f.vor of the
best -yielding strain of 112 bushels.
This would show that their may be as
gteat a difference between potatoes of
the same variety as there is between
potatoes of different vitrietiee, end
that it is wise to secure stork from
farms which have had hIQh-yielding
elope. Merause the Green Mountain
lies frilled in giving a crop on a cer-
tain farm in nit proof that this variety
will not yield well there ; it may have
been due to low vitality In the seed
stock. Such reversion in yield may
have been due to disease, or adverse!
soil or climate conditions which of
fecred :he coop at some time, and it
may be better to discord the stock en-
tirely than to try to bring it up to iia
former vitality by selection.
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NO11AN WATSON
86 Drayton Ave., Toronto.
Nov. 10th, 191'I.
A beautiful complex ion is a handsome
woman's chie(glory' and the envy of her
less fortunate rivals. Vet a soft, clear
skin -glowing with health -is only 1hr
salami rest/7 of pure Mood.
"1 was troubled for a cdnaiderable
time with a very rrpleasoaf, disfgrriwf
Rash, w rail h covered my face and for
which I used applications and remedies
without :"lief. After usipg "Fruit a-
tnes" for one week, the rash is com-
pletely gone. 1 am deeply thankful for
the relief and ip the future, I will not be
without " 1•'ruit-a-tive,9 ".
NORAII WATSON.
50c. a box, 6 for 3x'.50, trial size, 25c.
At dealers or sent postpaid on receipt of
price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
SOLDIERS' PENSIONS.
do medium 7.60 I• •
e ru a r ttie out 6.00 650 1'O •
Butchers' bulls, choice7.50 9.00 `/N
do. good 8.76 7.26 •
do. medium 5.75 6 50 .
do.dbologna 5.00 6.60 • the
eod'rs, 900 to 1,000 Iba8.76 1. S5 •
dc. med.,700 to70o t0 800b6.00 6.60 .1„'w
o Sewing •
Stockers, 900 lbs. 6.25 6.60 •
do. common Tight5.00 6.76 •
Cutters 4.50 6.26 • •
Canners 4.26 4.50 da
Milkers, good to cholce80.00 100.00 f'EBRUAR
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do. common to mod55 00 70.00 Y _ •
Springers
55.00 100.08 ��E3Rth ..{ people Ce t0 get
Calves, veal, cholce13.00 14.00 as much sewing done as possible. •
dos medium 8.00 10.50 •p� Our extra value
do. common 6.00 7.50•
5.00 6.00
14.00 . 14.75
8.00 10.50
do. grass
Sheep, lambs, choice.
d0. culla
Sheep. ewes, Tight 9.50 10.00
do. heavy and bucks 7.60 9.00
do. culls 4.00 7.00
Hogs, weighed off cars14.00 0.00
do. fed and watered 13.76 0.00
do. fo.b. 13.00 0.00
Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat -Track, bay ports,
No. 1 northern, 41.92; No. 2 northern,
41.89; No. 3 northern, 11.84; No. 4
wheat, 41.72; (old crop wheat, 4 cents
higher).
Manitoba oata-Track, bay ports.
No. 8 C.W., 6714c; No. 3 ('. W., 64Rc;
extra No. 1 feed, 44c; No. 1 feed,
62u'
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eat -Winter, new
n[ to1
• CambTrics, Lon s 11� •
$;sloths►--Ma-dapals�s; -S •
i Lawns at very keenest prices in English and Canadian makes. •
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• Special values in 36 and 40 -inch Nain-
• sooks, at 1 5c, 20c, 25c and 30c yard.
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• Victoria Lawns, extra fine quality, at 1 5c,
• 17c. 20c, 25c and 30c yard. ,
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American corn -No. 3 yellow, 41.10, I •
blect to embargo.
Ontario wh
Butter -
No. 2, 41.73 to 11.75, accord)
freights outside; No. 3 winter
crop, 11.71 to 41.73.
Ontario oats -According to fr
outside; No. 2 white, 62c to 64
white, 61c to 68c.
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Peas -No. 2, 12.36.
Barley -Malting. 41.18 to 41 20. I •
Buckwheat -41.28 to 81.30.
Rye -No. 2, new, 41.40 to 41
Manitoba dour --First patent
to bags. 49.90; se.:onds, In
g', 49.40; strong bakers', in
9. Toronto.
Ontario flour -Winter, new, ,
oronto, prompt shipment, acco.....w
sample, 47.10 to 47.20. In Jute bags;
export grade, bulk, seaboard
Millfeed--Car lots, delivered,
treat freights: Shorts. 438; bran,
mood feed flour,
crop.
New Embroideries and New I,aces
Board of Commissioners Makes Arrange- iu
meats to Keep in Touch with Public. t„,
eights
, No. • Just opened up this week our Spring shipment of Embroideries and Laces, bought at
• practically old prices, which mean a saving of at least 25 . •
2 - All Odd Lines Being Cleared Out This Month
s In me
jute •
Ladies' Sweater Coats, Odd lines of our Infants' Bearskin Coats. Clearance of
infants' white Bearskin' Coats. regular
Millar's Caledonian Prints. Our special
qua.lity Prints, absolutely fast colors,
31 inches wide. Light grounds at I5c
yard, dark grounds at I8c and 20c
Anderson's Kindergarten Galatea. There
is no better cloth for children's wear
,,and ladies' house -dresses, etc. Abso-
lutely fast color, even after repeated
washing, in plain colors and fancy
stripes, 29 inches wide. Special 25c
yard.
Special value in yard -wide Longcloth and
20c and 29c yard.
The Dominion Government ha. ap- $
pointed a Board of Pension (7titintni.-
ea 1Ittle delay as possible in deal I
sioners for Canada with offices at OE« T
taws. Au this Board wishes to CAW* to
with communications with reeard to
pensions, it is desired that the public
correspond directly with the Board of ' A great deal of delay may he eaesieli ex
by communication's being sent throuyh to
other Dertinentir AL Mu_
1'he Patriotic Fund Aseoeiation and
the Military Hospitals Conarnisekin
have kindly consented to give intonn-
ing to write direct to the Hoard of
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k, • being cleared at $1.50 each.
V:: : Further Reductions in Women's and Children 8
12 80. • This month it iii- our desire to clear all racks of women s and children's Coats,
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Furs .
Furs Furs ,
• vur Fur stock is now very low after a month's busy selling. All that remain must
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flay -Track, Toronto. No. 1.
ties have offices in certain localities St
throughout 'awed*.
In addition, ill •ordet to facilitate c
the granting of pensions, the Etoa, al i• cr
opposing branch pension offices at Van• Cr
coulter, Calgery. Edmonton. 11.-gina. Ch
dinary dairy prints.. .36
fluttery prints, storage .42 •
earners solids .41 .42
nice dairy prints.38 alb*:
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rge. June, 26%c; twins, 26c to l• PHONE 56 Millar s Scotch Store
Cheese -New, large, 25%3c1 to 26.c3? ;I•
PHONE S6 0
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prepared to get.* big bargain, you *rill not be dispppointed
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McCall Patterns McCall Patterns
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Winnipeg, London, Hamilton, Toron- or
to, Barrie, Kingston. Ottawa, Mont- oa
real, Quebec. St. John and H II .1
All information with regard to pen- la
"ions may be obtained from these' 2
StarVale
Corner etootreatiatrest and Square
1-1101-1.CLASS and SANI7 AR`,
We serve excellent meals
a la Carte daily
PIES TO TAKE OUT
Private Luncheon Room
for Ladies and aunthanien
CAREFUL SERV!
Our Motto CleanIMOMI
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WINTER
TOURS
14'1 Fares now in effect
to resorts in Florida, North
anti South Carolina, Louisiana,
Georgia and other Southern
States, and to Bermuda and the
West Indies.
Retire Limit May 31st, 1917
LIBERAL STOP -OVERS ALLOWED
For full information write to
C. t. r100B180, D. P A.
Union Station,
Teront•, Ont.
P. P. LAWRENCE t SONS
Town Agents Phone 8
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A Well -fitted
Bathroom
is one of the greatest
luxuries imaginable,
and at the same titne
it is comparatively
inexpensive. (If you
want estimates or any
information a bo u t
consult
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FRED. HUNT
01 mitten Illtrsst Phone las
Sp
Old
Gee
Due
plc
Iota
Pri
ring chickens, lb. 22c to
se, lb. 19c 21c
ks, lb. 21c 23c
eans-Japasiese, hand picked.
5; prime, 35.75; Canadian. hand
ked, bushel, 37.25; prime. 36.75.
otatoes-New Brunswicks. in car-
nce Edward Island, 32140.
I East Buffalo Cattle -
, Cattle-Recelpts. 3.000; active;
1 shipping steers, $8.50 to 311.50; but -
15.50 to 38.60; stockers and feeders,
44.75 to 87.75; fresh cows and spring -
fVeals-Recelpta, 10.000; active:
heavy, mixed and yorkers, 112.36;
Sheep and lambs -Receipts, 8,000;
lings. 39.50 to $13.75; wethent, $11.60
to $12.00; ewes. 36.00 to 311.00; mixed
sheep, 311.00 to $11.25.
Tonto wholesale houses ars 01101'
Beef, requartern ...$13.00 to 116.00
do. com n 11.50 13.50
Veals, conirno 9.50 11.50
Heavy hogs
Abattoir hogs , 17.60 18.60
18.60 19.00
Mutton, heavy 104..00 13.00
do. light 14.0$ 14.00
Lambs, spring 20.00 22 . 00
Chicago Livestock
steady; beeves. $7.76 to 311.98; w
tern steers, 37.75 to 110; stockers and
feeders, $6 to 39; cows and heifers,
Hogs--Recelpts. 67,000; market an.
I settled; light, $11.15 te $11.65; retied,
to 311.70.
49.40 to $10.60; bulk of sa/es. 31110 1
Sheep -Receipts, 14.000; market
strong; iambic native, 311.75 to 314.40.
The following ere the seed priest
Toronto wholesalers IWO myths a1
country points:
Alsike, No. 1, bushel ..310.00 to 310.60
do. rejected" 4.25 6.00
IRed clover, No. 1 10.00 10.541
THE TAX ON PROFITS.
How a Company Can ite Elmo° to the
Patriotic Fund at a Cost of $7so. I
It may not he known generally that i
contributirns to the Canadians eitio.,'
treated ea eg gentles in any Mos Pets
subjeet to 1 he Federal tax on profits.
on which the lax is bined are lessened ,,s
per vent. The lax on thia of ti per g
cent. is $2,5181. Rot if the husinees has g,
contiihnied 131,11n0 to the Pstrioti
Cables for Soldiers in France.
The Department of Militia and De-
fence reports that core.iderable delay
and eonf (Won Creptetatly result
through improperly addressing in care
of the War Mee, Lit nilon, cable MPH -
engem intended for off14eta end men
Dairying with the Canedien Expedition-
ry Force in Fraoce. No .et re nee-
ments exist for the forwarding of etirh
rneeseges from London by telegraph,
nd it ie therefore nereeeary in all
orh GIPPS to send them on by post.
All nahle TIPOMIliteli intended for
clambers of the Canadian Exped it ion-
ry Force in Franee may (like tele -
re n,. for other. rbe sent from Ceram&
'dressed directly to Prance, the ail-
. toles of snob Meallia0PN, in addition
to .1..ating iegimental number, mime.
nit. ere., ro hear the words "Carta-
Fund t • profits will be estimeted at
and.dellar contribution coats the ever I it
,Mit 8750.
Pi
tans, Franc ' There itleoutriPa, 1114-
err, @son if id for At full ititett, art«
on in France, am ay be stabieot to -1
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CIGARETTES
Isome delay.
The foregoing dorm not apply to
meesages which may be sent at the
special non-minitutini week -end letter
nerving with the Canadian F:rpedit Ion -
which should be fully sultan -reed in ell
case.% ate forwarded by poet from
England by Ole Telegt kph many.
and should not, therettre, he direeted
in care of the War Office, London.
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At Vile allow the
young Iii e h tip -Wolk
a.ket1 permission to teke e chive with
from her nee" old cuddled up amen*
ask