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seders, eye, ear, noes and throat. partial deaf
lir, lumbago and rheumatic ooUoo. Ade-
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OBITUARY.
Masa. THOS. Tommie.
There passed away as the borne of
bar sun m Nieves' Valls, Out., on
Wednesday,' May 18th, Oharlotts
Robison, relict of Ibe late Thos. Tun-
ney. The vernalns were brought to
Blyth and the funeral took plaor from
the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. A.
Cole, interment being made In West-.
field oea»ter . The late Mrs, Tummy
war born in North Dumfries, Oxford
oou.ty, in the year IIAfJS and was wor-
ried to bier late hwbaud in utast W-
wanosb, in 1167, and for many years
she was a resident of that township.
For the past thirteen yrare she bad
made her borne at Blyth with her
dauebter, Mrs. Cole, abd at the time of
her demise she waken • visit to her son
at Niagara Walls. titre was much es-
teemed In the community in which
she resided for so many yearn. She
was • life long member of the Presby-
terian church. Deceased was the
urothrr of a family of eight -five sons
and three daughters : Robert, of
Clinton ; James, of Westfield ; Mrs.
J. H. Clark. Toronto ; Mrs. John Col-
burn, beaforth (deceased) ; Mrs. W.
A. Cole sod Archie, Blyth ; William,
Edgerton, Alta. ; Thomas, Niagara
Falls. Three brothers and two sisters
survive : Archie Robison, Auburn -
Thoatas and William Robison, North
Dakota ; Mrs. T. R. Mitchell, Clinton;
Mrs. H. Wallace, Lloydmiuster, B. 0.
JOHN HOWARD, DRYSDALE.
Another of the few remaining
pioneers of Hs township, in the
person of John Hcward, was called
away on Monday. May 210, at the
ripe old age of eighty-eight ears and
two months. The deceased wag born
In Ireland and moved to this country
when • young roan. He took an ac-
tive part in the clearing up of the
dense forest which than covered the
land. He was posse/seed of • wonder-
fully strong constitution and until of
late years, when heart weakness set
in, was scarcely ill • day. For over
twenty years be drove His Majesty's
mail between Drysdale and Kippen.
His life -partner, nee Mary McDonald,
predeceased him eight years. To them
were born eight children, four sons
and four daughters : Wm. J. ; Henry,
and Mrs. English, at borne ; Mrs.
Revell, of Grand Bend ; Mre. Pollock,
of Ripley ; Mrs. Porritt, of Rdwonton;
Oen. 8., of Zurich, and Jas. 11., of
Goderich. 7 be funeral services were
conducted by Res. D. Johnston of
Varna. The remains were laid to
rest in the family plot io Bayfield
cemetery on Wednesday afternoon.
The pallbearers were : Masers. John
A. Manson, Geo. Sparks, Jas. Dins-
more, Thos. Johnston, Robt. Turner
and Josh. snider. -Zurich Herald.
Mr. Jas. R. Howard, of town. was
present et the funeral.
Cross, Sickly Babies.
Sickly babies -those wbo are cross
and fretful ; whose little stomach and
howeb are out of order ; who suffer
from constipation. indigestion, colds
or any other of the minor ills of little
ones -can be promptly cured by Bvby's
Own Tablets. Concerning them Mrs.
Jean Paradie, St. Bruno, Que., writes:
"My baby was very ill and vomited all
his food. He was croa and cried night
and day and nothing helped tum till I
began using Baby's Own Tablets.
They *doe set trim right and now he le
a fat, healthy boy." The 1'absets area
sold by medicine dealers or by mail at
26 ciente • box from The Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Wanted -a Leader.
Toronto Saturday Night.
Whyu bread selling at twenty-four
cents or • three -pound loaf io Canada,
whereas for the same amount of
money a four -pound loaf can be ob-
tained in England, in spite of sub-
marines, high freights. insurance and
other charges of transportation ?
Why is it that calves are Ming
slaughtered in this • ountry by the
thousands i■ place of allowing them
to mature 1 Why is it, tbst lambs only
a few weeks old are being killed for
the market ? All because the 'now-
here of the Dominion Government
have been for two years and more
teetering about, tint on one foot and
then on the other, as efficacious as so
many wooden Indians. Blind to the
food crisis which was as certain as the
day that follows night, we have al-
lowed the wheat speculator to get in
between us and the grain we need.
By the time the Government can take
action, if it ever does, the usual peace
time proportion of spring Iamb and
veal will have been sent to the
butcher's block, and we will he abort
next season just that much beef and
mutton. The wheat situation bee
now got so far out of hand that it will
be well-nigh impossible to bring in
any regulations through a food con-
trol board that will relieve the public.
It is quite possible that the Federal
Government, unaided by the various
Provincial Governments, would not
have been able to swing effectively
food control legislation. On the other
hand, it Is scarcely possible that there
is a Provincial Government that
would not work enthusiastically and
with purpose to the same end, if the
necesasary leadership had been forth-
coming from Ottawa. Co-operation
between the Provincial Governments
and the Federal Government was all
that was required. The people were
willing, the industrial arm was ready,
but the leaders were nowhere to be
found.
THE F4GNAL - .GODERICH," O ARID
MISERADLE FROM
$TOMACH TROUBLE
Felt Wretched Until He Started
To Take ''Fruit -a -thea"
684 ('saarvte 3r., Mowraut.
"For two years, I was a miserable
sufferer from Rhtsesatinw end SlorsecA
Ternielr. 1 had frequent Diarry.10.41s,
and when I took food, felt wretched
and sleepy. I suffered fibre Rheu-
matism dreadfully, with paiae in my
back and joints, and my hands swollen.
A friend idvised "Fruit -a -Hues" and
from the outset, they did me good.
After Uhe fir•xt box, Uri! I seerrear:ee
rasa and I ora truthfully say that
"Fruit. -fives" is the only medicine
that helped me". LOUIS LAI .IE.
60e. a box, 6 for 12.50, trial sire, 25o.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by FYuit-
a-tives Waited. Ottawa.
for your conceit. I.y beck, because
you're tetchin' these here days about
one bone a peck. Why, say, you
scabby, sproutin' wart, you make me
good and sore, but 1 can mind when
folks who ran the corner grocery store
would take you every bloomio' time
they sent an oil can out, and jam yon,
as an ornament. upon the oil can
spout. So you don't need to get stuck
up, and throw on lou of style, because
you've got a start of we that looks
most like a mile. For things will
change, the; time will come you'll
grovel in the mud. and folks once
more will snort at you and call you
scabby spud. -Ark, in Guelph Mer-
cury.
Th. Western Fair,
t'he dates for the Western Fair,
London. Ont., are September 7th to
loth this year. Several thousand
prize lists, maps, hangers and other
advertising material will be mailed
from the general office., Dominion
Saving. Building, in • few day.. Any
person not recelviog a prize list should
drop • line to the secretary asking for
one, and alai stating the kind of entry
form requireJ. If space is required in
any of the buildings for an exhibit it
should be applied for at once in order
that suitable arrangements may be
made. The program of attractions
will be of a very high order and will be
fully announced later. All informa-
tion regarding any department of the
exhibition will be promptly given on
application to the secretary. A. M.
Hunt, Domiuion Having. Building,
London, Ont.
Industrial Bylaws.
A bylaw was voted on at Mitchell
last week to grant A. Burritt & Co.
$400 for a site for a knitting factory
and to fix the a..sesment of the prem-
ises at 33,1910 !or t -n years. The bylaw
carried with a vote of 2H3 to 18. An-
other bylaw, authorizing the borrow-
ing of 110,000 for the macadamizing of
certain streets, also was carried.
The ratepayers of Kincardine have
a bylaw granting a loan of
0110 to J. 13. Watson to start an-
oiherturolture factory in that town.
To the Potato.
i knew you when i wee a kid and
ear unto my voice, for thou above all
other things are favored In my choice.
i pray thee, ss in dizzy heights thou
soerest in the skies. to look upon my
humble sell from out thy wondrous
eyes. Now don't go hangin' any bluff
that you don't know my name, nor
nothin' of the village lot from whence
1 sprang and came ; nor don't jou get
eo durn stuck up that you won t speak
to me, or else i'll get my dander up
and shoot harpoons at thee. i knew
you when I was a kid and made pies
out of mud, and then, by heck, you
know right well we used to call you
spud. You weren't of much account
them days, you weren't so very fine,
we ivied to take your little squibs and
toss 'em to the swine. And then
what'. more, when I'm at the, i'll
trim you to a peak, for i don't care a
hoot just now It you don't care to
speak -1 need to take a poison and
quirt It on your hugs, for you was al-
ways troubled wit* sows forty ods
of bugs. There Mal a bit of rl IMS
Drug Store Episode.
"I can't sell you whisky without
doctor's prescription."
"Theo why do you advertise pick.
ling materials 2" demanded the irate
customer. -Kansas City Journal.
Call us up
if there is a leak in your
house. ;Are will locate
the trouble and have it
put right. That's part
of on: business.
We do eavestroughing,
plumbing, tinsmithing,
etc., and we do it right.
FRED. HUNT
"THE PLUMBER"
M.mllton Street Phone 138
QUEEN'S
UNIVERSITY
KINGSTON
ONTAIt30
ANTS
NEDICINE EDUCATION
APPURD SCIENCE
Cleft, hisehmiiral ..d
DOOM STUDY
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SIM, X MONK aauthatw
I user QuoTnnons
IAT
Nth
TermISIVC.ttie Market
(soft. heavy,�s rs ...$11.311o312.00
aa. med1ttl�' 10.60 11.26
Bateber: chokes handy 11.26 11 76
de. good 10.76 11.00
da sowmo. 0.80 10.36
B.tabere. ball., choice 10.36 11.00
do. good 9.50 10.30
de.medium 9.00 9.00
Butchers' choice caws. 10.IS 10.76
es. good 9.76 10.26,
da medium 9.00 0.60(
Feeders, 000 to 1,000 lbs. 9 26 9.76
d.. med., 700 to 300. 8.00 8.76
Stockers, 700 to WO lbs. 7.36 1.76
do. medium 0.60 7.00
Grans tows, 900 t. 1,000
Ibd... 6.60 7.76
Cutters6.26 6.36
Canners . . 6.16 6.76
Milkers, good to choice .65.00 1.10.00
do. cow. and med60.00 80.00
Springers .. bo.00 110 00
Calves, veal, choice 12.50 14 00
do. medium 10.00 11 60
do. oommon 600 6.60
do. grass 6.00 7.00
da heavy tat 7.10 10.00
Sheep, yearlings, choice 14.60 16.00
do. clipped .... 12.60 13.50
do. common, usclfp'd 13.60 14.60
do. culls, unellpped9.60 11.00
*Sheep, ewes, light, cltp-
p•d . 10.00 10.50
do. heavy and bucks. 9.00 11.00
do. cult 4.00 7.00
Hogs, fed and watered,
choice . . 17.00 00.00
No off can or to b. quotations on
bop Issued this week
•Unclipped sheep are selling at 13
per cwt. higher than clipped
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesalers are paying:
Eggs -
Current receipts, cases
returnable .. 1 .40 to 1 .00
Butter--
Creamery
utter`Creamery solids .41 .41%
do. choice dairy .36 .37
Wholesale prices to the retail trade:
Egg. -
New -laid, cartons
do. ex -cartons
Butter -
Creamery prints, fresh.44 .46
Creamery solids .41 .43
Choice dairy prints .39 .41
Ordinary dairy print.34 .36
Bakers' .30 .31
Cheese -New, large, 26%c to 27c;
twtna, 26%c to 275kc; June, large,
30%c; twtna, 31c.
Live Poultry -Buying price deliver.
ed Toronto.
Chickens, milk fed
do. ordinary
Hens, under 6 lbs
do. over • Ibs.
Roosters
Ducks
Turkeys
$ .45 10 $ .46
.42 ' .43
.22 .27
.20 .22
.23 .23
.26 .21
.16 .18
.20 .00
.18 .23
Spring chickens .46 .66
Beans. --Japanese, hand-picked, bush-
el. 16.60 to 86.76; prime, 86 to 16.25;
Canadian, hand-picked, bushel, 17.75;
prime, 17.26.
Maple Syrup -Pan. 11.66 to 11.76
per imperial gallon.
Maple Sugar -16c • lb.
Toronto Markets
Toronto Board of Trade market quo -
Guiana :
uatatlona: -
Manitoba Wheat -No quotations.
Manitoba Oats -No quotations.
American Corn -No. 3 yellow,
11.67%, nominal, subject to embargo.
Ontario Wheat -No. 2 winter, 12.65
to 12.70, according to freights outside;
No. 3 winter, 12.63 to 12.68.
Ontario Oats (according to freights
outside) -No. 2 white, 73c to 76c, nom-
inal; No. 3 white, 72c to 74c, nominal.
Peas -Nominal.
Barley -Malting, nominal.
Rye -No. 2 new, $2 to 12.05, nominal.
Manitoba ' lour -First patents, in
jute bags, 114.50; seconds, to jut ..114;
strong bakers'. In jute, 113.60.
Ontario Flour -Winter, new, track,
Toronto, prompt shipment, according
to sample, 111.60 to 111.60.
Mllifeed-Carlota, delivered, Mon.
treat freights; Shorts 146; bran 140;
middlings, 348; good feed flour, per
bag, 13 to 13.10.
Hay -Track, Toronto, extra No. 2,
1fi2.60 to 113.50; mixed. 19 to 111.60.
Straw -Carlota, 19.
Dressed Meats-Whot.sale
Toronto wholesale houses are quot-
ing to the trade as foluws:
B3ef, forequarters $16 . 00to117 . 00
do. hindquarters 20.00 22.00
Carcasses, choice 18.00 19.00
do. common 14.00 16.00
Veale, common 11.00 13.00
do. medium 14.00 15.00
do. prime 17.50 18.60
Heavy hogs 17.00 18.00
Shop hogs 22.00 23.00
Mutton, light 16.00
do. heavy 12.00
Lambe yearling 24.00
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D;MILLAREtSON
Verandah Furnishings
For the summer season ahead of us the verandah will be the most popular
place in the home. From sunny Japan come these beautiful Rugs, Mats and Mat-
tings, that make the ideal verandah floor covering.
Heavy Quality Grass Rugs
Beautiful stenciled designs, in all sizes
from 3x6 feet to 8x10 feet. From $1,50
each.
Greek Key Border Grass Matting
For verandahs, halls, churches, etc.
Will give splendid wear. 36 inches
wide. 60c yard.
Beautiful Jap Mattings in plain and fancy designs, in all colors, the ideal low-
priced covering for bedrooms, verandahs, etc. 36 inches wide. At 25c, 30c, 35c and
40c per yard.
Jacquard Jap
Mats
One of our popular sellers each
season, in all colors, sizes 27x54 inches
at 35c each, and 3x6 feet at 50c each.
Awning Stripes
Heavy quality awning stripes in green
and white, navy and white, red and white.
Now is the time to get your Awnings
made and get the benefit of the whole
summer. 30 inches wide. 39c yard.
Coca Mattings
Coca Matting on the steps adds greatly to the appearance of the home at little
expense. Best quality only kept, will give several seasons' wear. 22 1-2 inch at 45c.
27 inch at 55c, 36 inch at 65c, and 45 inch at 85c. Measurements taken and estim-
ates given.
Congoleums Congoleums
These beautiful Congoleum Rugs have met with the approval of the public, and
all who own one are most enthusiastic about their praises. They come in beautiful
rug designs, are suitable for all rooms and will stand all kinds of hard usage. In the
following sizes :
2 1-2 x 3 yards 3 x 3 yards 3 x 3 1-2 yards 3 x 4 yards
$7.50 $9.00 $ 10.50 $ 12.00
Special Values in
Raincoats
Women's Poplin Raincoats, English
make, in fawn, grey and black. All sizes.
Much under present-day prices. Special
$5.00.
Children's and Misses' Middies
Our summer stock of Middies is now
complete, and from every indication they
will be more popular than ever. Many
styles, in white and palm beach, in cotton
and silk. From 75c to $2.50.
THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST
PHONE 56
Millar's Scotch Store
PHONE 56
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if you want an estimate on your printing. The Signal is equipped for
Phone35 turning out anything from a calling card to a catalogue.
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Rally Round the Hoe.
We'll rally round the hoe, boys, and
join the ranks of toil, shouting the
battle cry of "Feed 'eni 1" We'll train
the crops to grow, boys, as tillers of
the soil, shouting the battle cry of
"Feed 'eni 4" Where there is work to
do, boys, we'll gather on the spot,
shouting the battle cry of "Feed 'em!"
To duty we'll be true, boys, and, till
the vacant lot, shouting the battle cry
of "Feed 'em 4" Nature, kind mater,
will aid in our need. Down with the
tater ; up with the weed ! So we'll
rally round the hoe, boys, and train
the crops to grow, shouting the battle
cry of "Feed 'em !"-Milwaukee Even-
ing Wisconsin.
Can You Beat it ?
"Jack, dear, which would you rather
lose, me or my money 2"
"You, dearest."
"Oh, Jack 4"
"Hut i would, because, you see.
Id have the
18.00 dear, if I lost you I woo
16.00 money to offer a large reward and get
26.00 you back again."
Spring lambs, each ... 8.00 10.00 "You darling boy !"
Chicago Live Stock
Cattle -Receipts, 700; market slow;
beeves, 19.40 to 113.60; stockers and
feeders, 17.40 to 110.30; cows and hell -
ere, 16.50 to 111.40; calves, 110.50 to
115. Hop -Receipts, 8,000; tg,arket
weak; light, 114.65 to 115.86; mixed,
115,38 to $18; heavy, 116.16 to 116.10;
rough, 115.25 to $16.40; pigs, 110.60 to
114.60; bulk of sales, 116.46 to 116.
Sheep - Receipts, 1,600; market
steady; lamas. native, 113 to 117.25.
Rant Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -6 cars, steady. Hoge -10
oars, steady; heavy, 116.80 to 116.90;
Yorkers, 116.50 to 116.76; pigs and
tights, 114.60 to 111. Sheep --1 ears,
steady. Top Iambs, 116.50 to 116.65;
yearlings, $13.60 to 116; wetbers,
113.60 to 114; ewes. 512 to 112. Calves
-112, steady. Top lambs, 614.11; fair
to good, 112 to 613. Fed calves, 16 to
87.
Cheese Markets
St. Hyacinthe, Que.-76 packages of
butter were offered. All sold at 891qa
Three hundred boxes of theses were
boarded and sold at 22c.
('owaarvtlf., Que.-Fifteen !arteries
offered 1,060 boxes of butter. Four-
teen hctorles sold at aka One nnsold.
London, Ont --Ni boxes were offer-
ed
ffered No sales. MAIM' was at lir.
Belleville, Ont. 2.100 boxes were or-
dered. Oos thousand boxes soy at
MMo.
His Ambitions.
Gladys -And what is the height of
your ambition ?
Dick (after a careful survey of her)
-Well, dearie, I should say that it
was about Hve feet tbree.-Puck.
There is just as much kicking In
baseball as there is in football, only it
is not so effective.
JtarYak
Corner Montreal Street and Square
HIGH CLASS end SANITARY
We serve excellent fronds
a la Carts daily
PIES TO TAKE OUT
Private Luncheon Room
for Ladies and Gentlemen
OAMIFUL SesrvICT
Otir waa•atsanttn.es Afwaw
OPEN 9 A. M. TO IA.M..
MacEwan Estate
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Best Coal Mined.
Any quantity beet all Maple
Slate, Mixed Wood, Hemlock
and Kindling (Cedar or Pine.)
TELEPHONES, office 98
residence its or 68
GIRLS WANTED
For office work to f111 the place. of
men who nave gone of are going to the
front. Young women c:ail render the
country real etre toe by preparing to
take positions In bank. and bub nese
onkwn.
Spci lel ('onr.ee of training In Book
kceping, 8ho,l hand and all other 1'om
merrlal object- now in progrt.c.
Students admitted any l ime. illustrated
raWugue tree.
Northern Business College, Ltd.
OWI;N SOUND. ONT.
C. A. FLEMING, Principal.
New Perfection
Oil Stove
Why not economize by
using less coal or wood?
The New Perfection Oil
Stove is just what you
need. We have them
for sale -three -burner
and four -burner Stoves.
-Call and See Them -
W. R. PINDER
Phone 165 Hamilton Street
School of Commerce
CLINTON, ONTARIO
EASTER TERM BEGINS
A P R I'L 4O6r,4917
Von have always intended to
take a Commercial and Steno
graphic Course some time. Do \
it now. A course here puts you
in a position to command a good
income whenever and as long as
you want it. Can you invest
your money and time in any
stock, war loan or anything else
that will promise yoti so great a
return ?
We Guarantee Positions
to Graivates
Write for full information.
DO IT NOW.
t. F. WARD, . A ., M. Accts.
P1rnNa 204 Principal
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