The Signal, 1912-12-12, Page 114 I.
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DOMINION
A BUOY BASIPON LAST ',ear
EVENHEL
of
and Hamilton
Meseta. keown as the
Dominica' CarriageWorks.
mime Prepared to execute
ostlers for
Woodwork
Painting and
Trimming
Carpenter
Work,
Etc.
egport from Om Flee Untierwraters
Asks for Many Improvements -
Several Harbor Metiers ()meowd
- &etre Track on Commercial
Wharf for C. P. R.
All work done promptly
and well. We will appre-
ciate your custom.
._-
D.B. McLeod & Son
NEW TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
The Bell Telephone tonspriny ot
Canada is soon to print a new issue of
its OFFICIAL TICLIPIIONS
for the I:work'. of Western Ontario.
including GODBItICII.
Parties who contemplate becoming
Subscribe*, or those who witah chance.
in their present entry should place
their orders with the Local Manager
it once to insure insertion in this issue.
Con necti g Com pa n les
Sho.ild also report additions and
changes in their Het of subscribers.
either Us the Local linnager. or direct
to the Special Agent's Department.
Montreal.
The Bell Telephone Company
of Canada
WISHES YOU A MERRY
CKIIIISTMAS AND A
HAPPY NEW
YEAH
May your shadow
never grow less.
And we hope it will
mot be many moons
before you call at Ye
Olde Cariosity Shop
us ye Hamilton St.
in ye Olde
Towne of Ooderich
There Was & large grist for tbe
municipai mill Wit Friday evening,
and all the members but one were no
band to belp-turn it out. The one
absentee was Councillor Humber.
Mayor Reid read letters trout the
secrtto y of the Union of Canadian
Municipalities, calling attention to
polices given to the Dominiou Par-
liament -ons by the Central Rsilway
Company of C11144111 for an Act to
confirm tootain transfrs; the other
by the Guelph & Gotlerich Railway
Co. for 'tan Act extending time, etc."
His Worship communicated with B.
N. Lein. M. P., requesting him to
send copies of these bills and Mr.
Lewis replied stating that as .00n as
copies of the bills were printed be
would send them.
Mr. Lewis added : '•In refetence to
the drill armory, I have bad some cor-
respondence with the Department,
but everything eo tied up with the
navy project at present that it is hard
work to get the attention of the Min-
ister.-
In reply to a letter sent him by
the Mayor. Hon. Adam Beck wrote;
mu in receipt of you' estewined
favor aud note your dente to have au
estimate ens 150e h. p. required and un
Ultt tor posse' in your disuict trout
the Mail land River with a tie-lne to
the Niagara spite -in, 'schedule figured
on Utah. I i faking 500, 650 ot MOO.
I have submitted the matter to tbe
engineers of the Commisaion and have
asked them to pi. pare the same for
we so that I cen ID in a position to
deaf ith the waiter next week.
which I truist ss all ue satioftictoi y to
you.?
A report was received from the
Pare Underwiitcre' Associatioo, fol-
lowing the iespeetion tnade oti the
Rth of October baste A letter from
tbe secretes y of the Astrociation celied
attention particularly ta a number of
items In the report, dealing witb the
following subjects:
Street;114ists-No toeing of lees dias
meter than 6 -inch should be used.
The exi-ting 4-aoch pipes in laud
around the moues« section should be
replaced by iilus of larger diameter.
Hydrsdits-In mute of the business
section these ere wo far apart. Sev-
eral of tbe hydranta tested were not
in • satisfy.. tory condition.
Preetsui er than before, but
still in need of truprovemeot.
Playpopee should be increased to at
least eight
Houk and ladder trurk and equip-
ment are unsatisfactory. A moiern
truck and suitable equipment, which
should include an extension ladder of
sufficient length to enable tbe firemen
to get immecha ely and eerily on top
of the -roofs of Use highest mercantile
huilditots, should be provided.
Brigade amidst' of only fifteen men
all told. To be standard it should
consist of twenty men and • steamier
engineer. of whom there should beene
fully paid man per 1,000 population
lone of these being tbe chief) on con-
stant duty in the fire ball by day and
night, and it would also te advisable
to have one or two additional men
TUE fiLONAL
B., GM brace to be tothjoot to the
Uthe G. T. R., amid that a bylaw in ac- lit LATEST MARKETS
MW tense .y
as have been enjoyed 1
cordasice therewith be prp.-red Ivy
the tows solicitor.
Touimmax,D010111110 MI 111
Cottecilloe Pellow obiected to the Fanners' Matelot
third track and wee backed up in the
objection by 0ounc11lor Ifiliott. 1 bey The following prices were paid be
claimed it would not leave sufilcient farmers by retail dealers at St. Law
room on the wharf for other traffic. recce Market. Toronto, on bleeder:
Oe • vote, however. the report Irmo Fall wheat, buahel $b $ •100
adopted. Oat.
During the discussion it was stated aum„heitt
that a steal tower was being con- Barley
seetirs.010110401104.4.4.1.6.4".4"1".•
Christmas
Fruits
We have every-
thing for th•
Ohrietma, baking.
Piew Raisins
New Currants
New Figs
New Duero
New Flavoring Eittracts
New Feels
New Ruts
structed by the Big Mill people on the Buckwheat
street allowance. Mayor Reid said Bye
be bad been advised to issue an io-
juoction .., it. If everybody New hey
started p0114110 on the street
.41
.34
to
like that, abate should we be ? he do. No. 2
Straw, bundled
asked.
Reeve Munnings voiced the fear
that., after securing the town's con
cession of • third t.rack on the whart,
tbe C. P. R. might go to tbe Gvern-
ment and secure additional concessions
that would not be in the town's
interests. He therefore moved that
the Goverument be communicated
with and requested not to grant to
any railway any rights on harbor
quay without consulting the town
council. The motion was adopted.
A motion was passed asking the
town treasurer to subtuit a guarantee
bond through a local agency.
The Reeve suggested that t he
Government be requested to reopen
old harbor quay from the foot of
Hat bor street to the water'. edge.
Recently a piece of laud between the
powerhouse and the south pier was
*old by the Government to theO. P. 11. Dressed hogs
gre.atly tothe sui prise and annoyance Celery. bunch
of the council, and it. is desired to
guard against similar occurrences by
which iambi at the harbor might get Toronto Grain Prices
into private- hands. Wholesale grain quotations at the
The Rrevet's suggration was ieferted Toronto Board of Trade on Monday
to the bar's:sr committee, along with were as follows: -
another suggestion that the liiivert-
pleat he asked to extend the I a ,V/ ot Ontario Wheat -New No. 2 winter
electric lamps on 1130 south pier 'don...! wheat, white, rad cr nixed, 95c out
the conunercial wharf. side. Partiaily sprouted wheat. Pie
The Mayor again referred to the to $0c.
inactivity tof the special committer, Manitoba kThat-New. No. 1. Nor.,
and protested that Councillor Loth- 91c; No. 2 Nor.. 8S'4c; No. 3 gor.,
wane. ca11 a„ineeting of the coition, $6%c; feed wheat. fi7c to 68c.
peeping there at night.
Alarm system -The only alarm is
still from the bell on the court house,
which is very unsatisfactory It, is
impossible to tell tbe location of the
fire by tbe ringing of the bell and a
consequent loos of valuabie time is
therefore entailed. A standard fire
alarm telegraph system is an absolute
necessity and should be immediately
installed with a sufficient number of
street boxes, having keys under glees,
In connection with 15 -web gongs in
fire ball and pump house, at least a
6 -inch goog in the coal shed adjoining
the ptioip house and suitable gongs in
the dwellings of all firemen.
The report was referred to the fire
committee.
A petition was received for • element
sidewalk on tbe north side ot Nelson
street. between Waterloo street and
Maitland road, and was referred to
the public works committee.
A notification from the Bell Tele-
phone 00. was to the effect that it
was desired to open South street
south from Britannia road, to phew
thereon the Company's pales and
wires.
The Mayor remarked that the wn-
e(' bad no alternative but to allow
the Oompany to proceed: the ones -
ser, however, could be instructed to
me that the poles were properly
placed. Tbe matter Wa• referred to
the public works committee.
A communication from the Aylreer
Board of Trad. suggesting amed-
ments to the present good roads leis-
lation of the Province of Ontario, whir
referred to the pet lic works commits
ise.
J. W. Orefield wrote raking thet tbe
neceseery steps be taken by the noun'
ell to allow of the receiving of tenders
for the hoeing of the freisOt sheds at
tbe harbor next year. In acoordance
with the request tbe council decided
to notify Mr. Sturdy, the presetat
leeeelt� that new tenders would be
waked for.
The flames coennittos recom-
mended the payment re • number of
amounts: that 118115 be maid to the
public library beard as haulms In full
Straw, loose
Eggs, new laid dos.... 32
Butter, dairy .26
.30
.11
.16
.16
.19
.20
1.00
.75
.76
25
.17.00
14.00
.17.00
9.00
do. creamery
Fowl, dressed, lb
Chickens
Ducks
Turkeys
Spring Turkeys
Black ducks, pair
Guinea fowl, pair
Black squirreis, pair... .46
Venison, carcass, lb.... .121/2
Live Fowl .11
do. Chickens .16
do. Duck I nit, .15
do. Turkeys .18
do. Hens .12
Cabbages, doz. .40
Potatoes, bags 1 00
Apples, barrel 2.50
11.00
.01
pieigneeee.,
11;111 Milerrg
v&___.. of M
eeew dPew
ailf0jecbraio roil at tea ham r be
"111y seal is semsensed
are I My epees\ talk I I sea st •
I em for watt1 I ems beiaiolt with
imilVegissare outiIeeseee." ansouneed
Presidi.' Mese ',easy Doe sabay.
"I gums taut b whets the matter
'es with moo." odd Um Mirolomaa die-
eustedly. as be seek lute his seat.
.00 COLD SORBS AND ULCERS
.00 ABS HEALED BY ZAK-HUE.
1.33
18 011 Cold sores, chapped heds ulcers
WM and whiter ecessea are common
MN troubles just now, tied far all these
0.9$ 7mnt-Buk will be found the surest and
40 quickest seeped,. Sometimes cold
is sores arise from chilblales on the toes
,s$ or lagers, and in the tortuer caw,
Burdette's
FOR
.13
.se
.se
.se
.ss
.e•
1.0
.00
.00
.12
16
.00
.00
13
60
1.30
3.76
11.76
.00
so that some of the ilaPurt4lit mat'''is Canadian Western Oats -New No.
relented to that committee in gh 2, 41%c; No 3. 41/2c. on track. lake
'receive title mos. ports.
The " Hydro" triestion again croppi
Ontario Oate-New. 4c ,t..) 350, out -
_m_
up. end 'terve Munnitigs euggesteri
vending ...nn -one down to see Hon. lie 88c to 39c, tn.:, k Toronto.
Aden' Beck to find out just how Corn -Old. No. 2 y, Ho, 68e; No. 3
twitters stood. Bvery engineer that , yellow, 66%c. New, No, 3 Yellow,
cattle alng, he said, seemed to have a (prompt shipment). -142c, all rail.
,diffei ent vaary to tell. track, Torono.
The Mayor thought it would he folly Boiled 0..8 -Per beg of 90 lbs.
to alliaiiiii a bylaw without some ' 32.40; per barrel. $ o5. wholesale
provision for Maitland River power. Indsor to Montreal.
So many different statementa had Peaa-No. 2, $1.25 to 31.30, car lots.
bren made that he confessed be Wal..
°uthide'
"up a tree." He pointed out a feat'', e
of the Maitland River proposition
whkia he thought bad escaped
Buckwheat -No. 2. 60c to 62c, out
side.
attention. That was, that during Rye -No. 2, 80c to 82c. outside.
high water on the Maitlani the Barley -No. 2 Barley, 68c; No. 3,
suiplue power from thtt Maitland sit", gge; No, 3, 60c; feed barley,
dam would be sold to the C..M.uiPSion 150c, lake ports.
Millfeed-Manitoba bran, 321.00. in
*1 .39 per b. p. This would mean, he
said, a considerable reduction of price
if the town were using Maitland River
power.
It was decided t� endeavor to
arrange a meeting with Mr. Beek,
and the Mayor was named as the
council's delegate for the pUrpOie.
The council tben took u the rop-
First Quality
Oranges and 1.01120110
Imiav. or phone your
order, and it will boo
attended to promptly
aod carefully. with die
best roods to be bad.
Sturd) & Co.
erasers. The Ropier* Godarich
?BONA 1111
bags. track, Toronto, shorts, 324.50;
Ontario bran. 321.00 in bags, track.
Toronto; shorts, 334.60.
Toronto Cattle Market
The receipts of livestock at the
oeition of M VI Bowel concrning
eWestern Cattle Market, Toronto. on
certain ' concessions for his new Monday were 13 cars, containing 266
industry, and in order to place the head of cattle, 147 sheep and lambs.
proposition before the electors with- 63 hogs and 52 calve.
out delay it was decided to adjourn
until Wednesday evening next, and to Representative prices were:
have a bylaw prepared in the mean- Export cattle, choice... -:$6.00 to 36.40
tim.5.60 6.00
do. medium .‘.
A dumber of ratepayers on McMahon do. bulls
street, between South street and Bay- Butcher cattle, choice... 6.50
field road, offered to do the work on do. medium 4.50
a drain to take the water from Iota 7 do. common 2.60
and 8,. concession C. if the council Butcher cows, choice4.75
would supply the tile. The council do. medium 3.60
accepted the offr.
The clerk was instructed to write
the Bell Telephone C. to tweet twin if
it is still the Company's desire to hove
a thrwear franchise of the town,
seine at similar to the franchise
that expired on June 7th this year.
The council then adjourned until
Wednesday.
WOMEN'S HAIR MADE GLORIOUS
do. common 2.00
Butcher bulls 4.50
do. medium 3.50
do. light 2.10
Feeding steers 6.00
Stocker, Choice 4.50
do. medium 4.00
do. light 3.25
Canners and cutters2.60
linkers, choice each40.00
do. common '30 . 00
60 . 00
•'0 00
6.00
1.60
2.00
1.00
' 6.25
11101s. 1. o. b. 7.00
do. fed and watered8.26
do. weighed off awe2.30
Calves 2.23
Springers. choice
Parisian Sage Stops Falling Hair and a. medium
Dandruff. Yearling sheep
Nothing so detracta from the alt ec- Sheep, light ewes
tie's..0 of woman as dull, faded, do. heavy ewes
lustreless hair. Docks and culls
There ie no excuse for this condition Lambs
nowaday. because notice is hereby
miveo te tbe readers of The Kemal that
Parisian Sage, the quiet acting hair
restorer, is sold with a money back
Inarentos at 50 omits a lance 1411.1e.
Sint* its introduotion Into Canada,
Pavilion Sage has bad an immense
sale, and hers are the reasons:
it is safe and harmless. Contains
no dye or ocato_ stele load.
It curet dandreff in two weeks, by
killing the daelljetrgerne.
It stops .
It promptly step, itabitig of the
It metro the lialr soft MI1416113 Kant.
It Ow UI e aedhisoty tallati hair.
It is not Ntiplay or greasy.
It is the didetima perfemoi hair
Winile
i. the best, the most pltMeant and
levisporatipg hairt
mad..
Plea .4'4l the______ who °ene
ysts & serbstftelim be unworthy of
your 0011
ide glinada hy the R. T.
Boalth Oe.tUd., Fort Erie, Ont. The
girl with the auburn hair is Oa every
Paekliraag..
Aliable druggists, department
stores and toilet goods counters have
Paelarima flare hair tonic. The girl
ulth the imbues bah e on every pack.
age. B. R.. Wig% summonses it.
Booth and Wesley.
between William Booth
mml
a°°rotanriVerroloy is almost inevitable.
Dods lived to a great elm and worked
to tie Ihmr, hot in ibis respect the
greet Methodist west beyeoill the
ees$illelaretiosist. General Benth
dft II; Wesley 11T54 instil be was
waif hefere be "began 10 1*
cow/dons of the titles of otil age."
Thia be efficribed be tip "blaming of
God affected Oromth early rising and
the habit of deity ,proaribleg rooming
WW1 vening. 4m.
reneresing his
eightieth year be tra four or eve
thousand mike aseeelly (before rail.
W571 sr meter.eare were
and wlmo wrote • '12 le ateemi
yeses eines legit flit mot snob thine
aellimasseaseLhererses from a ran
of 1912 grantT: that tb4I OTOISINIeill
• sennoviting tell416, he paid that
W. lieVittle he paid et the Mill Cli
dsy foe the smemer's week
as perU taretakee t that the emausen-
Mottos from Miss Ski-. doled No-
vember 1111 he Med ; that the wean
ewer's bowl be paned threwgb some
reitlent wet. Tad report WIMP
adopted.
On Thursday evening the water,
Ught aed harbor coromittes board ro
ropmetatIvo of both the 0. T. 3.. .and
0, P. R. wItb rohommtimo to Ito nowt
et
43. 0. P. It. tor the jolatly will
dr G. T. R. of the track., at pressot
00 33. sommerciel wharf. Alf • nweit
.1 134. conference the ecametaties rem
oannended that 110 aetio0 4. tabula os
Me C. P bat dot tele O.
north 01 these aro wed be tbm 11.1149.
R. lie be • Ilea lei
where colored socks are worn, there
Is a ganger of blood-poloonang from
the dye. Lam Buk being so power-
fully eatise as tic remove* the danger
won as ap 'a -ti and quickly heals.
Mr. W. . Halliday, of Ash Grove,
0a.t.. try.; ••I had my little finger
frown. and it, exacted at. the first
joint, causing a bed sore. v. hieh &s-
chemed freely and waold n..t. heal.
The join wee •tit y bad, and ale whole
ot guy band became ma °hen and in
bad obape.
A ire mi advised me to try Zam-
Butt. and I moot] 1.und i hrt Zaut-huk
war altogether diffeieet Lo may prep-
sialion I bad ever tiled. la, & Teo,
,bort time at healed the woe,"
Miss Lillie May. of etta.n. y elect,
On;., say.: "A iew wevito -ince, awe -
et al nab' y, iii.figua ing o id stors sud-
denly hi oke "U I MI nay lip , o hch 1,r -
came thuch swollen. See. e•& lily en-
diti,.e. a ie iend 1141Viaais too to try ' r
z.w-Bukiu•d leave all a Li r prepare- 1 .A ; •
ortir arisse. Ibis I did, s. d r a. much
rterred. rites- a few appa., 1.tnii- of
t biaa helm, to see every I. ' e by,
6.00
6.15
6.60
4.00
5.60
4.76
3.60
4.76
4.60
3.60
2.60
6.26
Christmas
Confedions
$$
Chocolaes and Bon -bons
from the beet wanufacturers.
Presentation Boxes
in great variety.
Many pretty Christmas fancies for
the little ones.
4.60
4.00
8.14
80.00
40.00
80 . 00
00 . 00
6.10
4 . 0
2.60
2.00
7.00
.00
8.80
.00
2.10
Zama -But iU also he fou ai a .tare
cure tot ea Nemo o 1.. en. 4. """"""""''''
Everybody's best girl expects a
nice box of Candy for Christmas.
PRICES FRon 25c TO $10
E. BURDET TE, BALMORAL CAFE
Best place in town for home-made Candies
co,e 8,441 p r, ring-
ortIL, Infi..tord plICIber, bi
Cla. pia d p &ea . U
11.'., or 1 o t-fi re front &Ili- ..iik
es "Y.1 TO
a tail agif al g •
All di oggtsts told sit se.I so 50e.
To. ono, upon I' reetpt u p He-
ft, e hitt gaol inottwons and sub ti- The Signal from now to Jan.
`ute:.
e
Uallli Zatn-Buk S..oa
Beat for haby'e tendei ski
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
ist, 1914,
tact Buffalo Clotho
Cattle receipts at Mot Buffalo on
Xenday were ON hes& Inerbot ate
Iles sad steady to leo blmr. ?doe
dews 110.211 10 01.01. Webers, de to
*in bans 14.16 3. 34.31; 'Kock bole
ffe; 611.15 to KW 71114t 17-00i
WI batters. 34.71 to AO; ore%
to 311.71; stockers forlorn.
le 37• fresh cows aad mertsgora ern
al 202 to re.
?mix -R00102t11. 11001 anew mod
elleetv. at 114 to M.
1112eo-3ooelpto. SU*: satire Gado
to leo Maul Ode 45090404
es'. Nom .ad mato* nee le
.01. 'odors. PM to PM;
.141 to VA; mew 01.110 to
$1.1111 to Oa; Merles. PM to
Obese aid umese-itee=ssism
: kale iSe Wien
; oleos Us Weer.
3.34.11; reselbege.
$4.10 KU; dem. �90
dem ohms& $11 to 01.10.
tem. Leo 112012-
000, MOWS A new
seesaw sloe wed. _alt..re
woad; beovat. IS0 10 014.111;
steam
3140 44 NM; vostais
FI Esi otoeiare old
be T1; ores sod be*
01 to ; autos. 0101 Is
Cdo;-.111110011120. WWI ilorbot.
deer- lo to 1110 WOW; haat. 37.116
19;atiel, P.* be 27.0; Marv,
• le 37.44 to ruse,
to Tr.% . of oak* 37 00
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11
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for only $1.00
URNITU
Rockers
jrrm Chairs
fogey Chairs
parlor Cables
.Cibrary Cables
extegsion Cables
Book Cases
Writing Desks
Sectiogal Bookcases
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For Christmas
DON'T throw your money away at
Christmas time. Buy things that
mean permanent value and utility.
We would suggest a selection from
our large stock of
FURNITURE
which includes many articles suitable for
sensible gift -giving.
Buffets
Sideboards
pictures
pkture Frames
China Cabinets
parlor Cabinets
Music Cabinets
Chiffoniers
)ressiqg Cables
Call and let us help you
make a selection.
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WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE
Nordheimer Piano
which is acknowledged by those who know as the leader in tone, dur-
ability, finish and other qualities desired in a first-class musical instrument.
If you are thinking of buying a Piano, we would ask you to call and see
what we can do for you.
Geo. Hohmeier
Omega.
$SA to 34.
40,0003 market
WA to PIMA Weeters,
iteeldtr We. le
to, 3171 4. MW: tornmet
Si /I to 40
The Square
tioderich, Ont.
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