The Signal, 1914-12-31, Page 6P 1 7i'uoaaoav, Dg1r sarasattl , 1914
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SOLD ON
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YINIRD'S
LINIMENT
Bn O KBI N DLN G
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
GOLD LF.ITERfNfd
urs LEATHER GOODS
At1 ceder- yr Ylfl.tir &Heade* es ea leaving
!•mat TUkelu. ALO.dsl'lob.
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A. E. TAYLOR,. 1haATToaRD.
MEDICAL
UR. l:N'.u. lit'.Il,EMANN, 081'E-
1! -1*(1.).-t in w•amCDL and chit
'res • dose,.... ..;cafe. .nrouicand oervous df•
wows. o)e, e... ou c ,..d ( beth., lumbago and
✓ rtt
'the1r. case'. ti rebs North street .third
lour treat
pR. F. J. R.1''UH$I,
TER -SYS. SAsore and w York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute.throat ail,.. Howe sur6eon,
Ualeal!twi,t..1var, \o -sand threatHospatal,
Golden tiyulre. rod Mltrlrea•ld Aye Hsep1W.
London, Luciano. ud).-e, 53 6. Waterloo $.reef..
Btiatterd, up{w..te Knox C'hur'ch. Hu.r 9,
to 1f a. m.. W 4 l'. u•.. 7 to s p. m. Teleybune
INH. AIL aMINNIE M. UREits,
• 0. C., Chiropractor.. •ylue and Der. e
• peciall•ta. Chiropractic 1.' the •oieuce that
cure- wittiest divas et Snite. Free examine
tutu. (Nice eve. Sbatalru. Shue bWre. 00
trance o0 6...t street. )'lose 7UL s6Ym
LEGAL
PROUI)FUOT, IbILIA13AN &
I'KOt' DFOOT
B �Y.l:ld'FKit1i. SOUL ITORL. NOTARI):.s
I't:ltl.it'. Eft.
Onto, on the homeee, nod dee from lien
utoa .Utes. 1iuu.i itch.
titrate twin. to luau at lowest rit.a
W. Ihtot I.rour, E.C. J. 1.. fkruoaas
W. 1'aot'0roor:
B. c;. HAYS ,
,BARRISTER. 1211WCITUR. NOTARY
l't;14 WC. Krt..
-420oe--`t'.erUna Bank Meek. Bawai1ta0 8.reet.
oederroo. Teiew'
pae as.
- -lied Es' tate:.Leaos sad la.wrwsoe.
THR SIGNAL : GUDERICU 1.ONTARIO
[uwLAmsriuisT AFRAID SNE
WAS DYING
Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices axe:-
Skipping steers $7.60 to 3g • 90
Handy choice steers
Butcher steers, good
do. medium
do. common
Heifers, choice
do. good
do. medu;tr •
Butcher cows choice 6.00
do. good 6.60
do. medium 6.00
do. common 4.50
Butcher bulls choice -6.26
do. good bulla 6.75
do. medium 6.26
do. rough hologna 4.50
Feeders, 9:0 to 1.100 Ib6.00
do. bulls 6.00
Stockers, 750 to 900 Ib6.00
do. med . tin to 750 5.60
do. light, 500 to 660 4.60
Canners .... 3.75
Cutters 4.36
Milkers, choice. each 75 00
do. com. and med40.00
Springers' 50 Oil
Calces, veal. choice9.00
do. medium 7.00
4.60
26 7.76
,..,,7.00 7.26
6.60 7.00
6.60 6.60
7.26 7.50
6.26 7.16
6.00 6.76
6.60 Si. Ji.tn vet M.ATRA, JAW. nth. 1914.
6.00
6.60
6.00
7.26
8.26
6.76
6.25
6.60
6.76
6.26
6.00
6.60
8.25
4.75
90 4.0
80.00
90.00
10.00
9.00
7.00
4.60
8.25
7.26
6.00
6.76
Seffered Ter* INtU She
Took it Fruit -a -ti res "
do. common
do grass
Lambs, light
do. heavy
do. culls
Ewes, light
Sheep, heavy and Sucks 4.00
Culls 2.00
Hogs, wetc!•ed off cars 7.76
dofed and watered. 7.50
do. f o.b 7.15
3.76
7.50
6.75
5.50
6.00
▪ G. UAMSKON. K. C.. HARRIS -1
Inc rrtat. ei0C iUr. oulary public. tateo.s-
ra•.ailiAd ylleat, trea•leh, thud door tiv o
9e,tare.
CHARLES GAttitUW . LL.B., BAH-
-altelaal, +twroer..4uutwc. •t.:.• Otr•.-
rrcb. YU•,cy to ►am rt wwest ntu.•
• t31l&GSR, BARRISTER, SOI -
Notary
`�rycer.
aloe-tAlai%Mw. hehmic. tli)t�'
AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS (SUNDRY u rioN EER
hos C.Uod.:rlch. An IwUuctteh• by mall
on at, ow..• ulfl.r wul 110 pr•+mlwly at-
om** tu.Iw.uc -'. ,•. ,� yeuu. Ile
"After suffering for • long time
with Dyspel.ia, 1 have beets cored
by •'Fruit•a-tives". 1 suffered so
much that 1 would not dare eat for 1
was afraid of dying. Five years ago,
I erren '.1 ,xtnples of "Fruit.a-fives'.
1 did out wish to try them for 1 had
little confidence in them but, seeing
r.: bush at.d's anxiety, I decided to do
• :•:d at on.•e I felt relief. Then I
For three hoses and I kept improv-
^ until 1 was cured. While sick, 1
• kat awerel pounds, but after taking
' trru t -a -live' ", I quickly regained
what 1 k •d lost. Now I eat, sleep and
digest well -in a word, I am completely
c :red, 'batiks to "Nruit-a-tives' .
MADAM M. CHARBONNEAU
" lrruit-a-tives " is the greatest
s:nuisch tonic in the world and will
' a:wayscere Indigestion, Sour Stomach.
• lit utburn", -Dyspepsia and other
:' _•...ms.:11 Troubles.
5.,:. a lox, 6 for 12.5o, trial sire. 25c.
.1t all dealers or sent on receipt of
• •: ,.1;.. Fruits -fiver Limited, d tawa.
5.00
4.00
0.00
0 00
0.00
Chili, Chickew and Rice
Joint two • hic kens. hot; in thre.•
,quarts of water w tib salt to taste un -
MI very teeder. 'then should be tw,i
Farmer's Market Quarts of ato.•k '1 ft Take out ou•
Piot. Holl three pints and drop in
Following are the latest quotations two-thlyds cup ort rice Boll ten min•
for farm produce at St. Lawrened i utes and add three chopped chills
Y•trket, Toronto. that have been put in oven until skin
Wheat, bushel 31.12 to 31.15.1.'an be r.tuoved. Boil ten minutes
(loose whcat 1.12 0,00 longer Stir into rice and chill tau
Gab, new .52 .63 'tablespoons of butter Put layer of
Barley gg .70 one-third rice• in bottom of shallow
Buckwheat 60 .00 pan. then layer of h:ilf-boned chiv;ken
Alternate ri1 a and chicken, having
Rye 1.02 1.06
Peas 1.40 1.60 rice on top. Heat the yolks of three
Hay. timothy. No. 1E1.40 23.00 eggs into the pint of cool broth, pour
and clover 16.00 13.00 over rice. • sprinkle with few bread
H
Straw, bundled 1e.00 18.00 oven to brown. serve Fero hot
do. loose 9.00 12.00
Butter, choice dairy . • • .20 .32
Eggs. new laid, do.50
Fowl, dressed, lb. .10
Spring chickens. Ib.13
Ducks spring, 1b .14 .16
Turkeys, lb. .18
Geese, Ib .14
Lite bens, I'). .10
do. ducks. Ib. .12
do. geese. lb. .11
Apples, bket .20
as
do. barrel 1.76
Potatoes. 'hag .60
Onions, bag 1.50
Pork, per pound li
Dressed hogs
'''NOTHING BETTER
NASA PROTESTS
United States O•verwment Says Brie.
sin Is Interfering With Commerce
FOR WEAK WOMEN
.1.1
.1:
1.25 , 9 Never Spent Any Money
p0. That Did Me So Much
1..751 Good as That I Spent for
."Vinol."
woomoo
Heefe. hindquarters ...11.00 ' 12.09 i Bellefontaine,Ohio.-" I wilt) every
do forequarters .... 0.00 110.00 tired, weak, nervous woman could have
Lard, Ib. -', .11 ,1s IVinol for I never spent any mooey in
4 my life that did me so much good as
Toronto Grain Prices that I spent fur \'inol. My nerves were
in a very bad condition, making me very
The following wholesale prices are weak, tired, and worn out and often
quoted at the Toronto Board of Trade: drowsy headaches. I had tried cod
Manitoba Wheat -Lake porta, No. 1 liver oil, doctor's medicines, and other
northern. 6I 31; Nb. 3 northern, 31.28; preparations without benefit I
Buffalo Duck -hunters Fired
Pio. 3 northt rn 31.234: %c per bushel "One dal a friend asked me to try
more on track (.Odertch \'incl. I dd and soon my appetlte in -
The Called States Government cie
Monday despatched a long note to
Great Britain insisting upon an early
improvement In tie treatment of
American commerce by the Brttlah
fleet. It Intimated that much feeling
had been aroused. and that public
crttfclsm was general over unwar-
ranted interference with the legtll•
mate foreign trade of the United
State..
The document. constituting the
strongest repreaeutations on this sub-
ject made by the United States to any
of the belllgert cats stnce the outbreak
of the war, was cabled to Ambassador
Page to be formally presented to Str
Edward Orey. the British Foreign
Secretary.
As the detailed point of view of the
United States. its numerous specific
cases of detention and seizures of cats
goes. had been set forth In a series of
protests, most of which have gone
unheeded, Monday's communication
was couched in general terms cover-
ing the entire subject of the relations
between the United States and Great
Britain as affected by the latter'■
naval policy, considered highly bb
tectionable by the Washington Govern-
ment.
The note declares that the repre-
sentations are made in a friendly
spirit, but that the United States con-
siders 1t best to speak to terms of
frankness, lest silence be construed
as an acquiescence in a policy on the
part of Great Britain which infringed
the rights of American citizens under
the tams of nations.
AUSTRIANS iN RETREAT
Russians Clain+ to Have Taken Many
Thousands of Prisoners
The Austrian campaign In the Car-
pathians and In Western Oalicta and
Southern Poland appears to have met
with utter disaster, according to the
claims of the Russian official State-
ments, which are partly admitted by
both Vienna and Berlin to be cell
founded. Some idea of the magnitude
of the operations may be obtained
from the fact that the Russian state-
ments record the capture of no fewer
that 17.600prisoners from the Aus-
trians during the last few days.
In the Carpathians the Austrian de-
feat 1s complete. Forced to accept
battle with superior forces in zero
weather in the snow-covered Dukia
pus. they fought the Russians for two
days and then took flight back towards
the plains of Hungary. leaving great
numbers of dead on the field, and more
than ten thousand prisoners in the
hands of Grand Duke Nicholas. Vien-
na confesses officially that Krostto and
Jaalo are agate held by the Russians.
Berlin, however, affirms that the Aus-
trians "seem to be gaining ground
steadily in the Carpathians.'
TRAGEDY AT FORT ERIE
Nanitoha Oats-No..2 C.. 61%c. creased, I slept better and -.ow I am
No. 3 C.v... 54,4c.•
track bay Arts; strong, vigorous andwell and can dom
feed, 571sc. housework with Mr... J. F.
LAMBORN, Beliefontaine, Ohio.
Ontario oats -Outside. 46c to 43c.
Ontario \\'beat -No. 2. car iota, $L12 Nervous, weak, tired, worn-out wo-
to 31.13. outside. according to tretgh. men should take Mrs. Lantborn's advice
freights:
American ('oro -New, No. 3 yellow: and try Wino' for there are literally
thousands of men and women who• were
all call. shipments, Tomato freight, formerly run-down weak and nervous,76i,! .• who owe their good health to Vinol.
Pea, -No. 2, 31.60 to 31.70, car lour. Itis the medicinal. tissue building ele-
outaide. moue of the cod's livers, aided by the
Rye -No. 2. 31.04 to ;1.06. Hood making, strengthening influence
Harley -Good malting barley, oat- el tonic iron, contained in V1no1, whiter
1N,URANCL, t•UARS, ITC.
66c to 66c. flakes it so efficient in all such rases.
OWAVW) W at U. Cax-
ibitw•A; ralsar'arer mastics sliest. 6ANIrs /ea.
R.lt0HlidTh0A.
• 1.et;RAMt:E AUNT.
eta► rt•h LIOUTYINu . britua. tiw•adtah cwt
•
ac7.Uar.7. DWILwar Awu sons rase LIAM..,
ITT lae e,en•..1 su.waw.t .u4 U ..ar.u.ur
w/r1•/c-.Ha. 1•.II.INa1. cal t.q..uu.
3,osurr Ase UYAaa.. It.. auaue ; tae t;.e.
5146•1410 amid WWY••anon Wawa' of v Mu-
tant Lwow .• nolew.•www
w. •la•tt lib.
.wt 044 Ararat • •••16.1.
WELLAAPe sums', Flux
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ti A n tth. 41 v. -Darr awl 100."10"
caw u Iwvp.ZV H..ar•e.
VOW.. --1. b. iu•••.u. rev., e•at0rta Y.V.,
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MA111NAUL l.• A. els
Broplk) t$ro3.
tN) 4 • I•
1'w6e'ra. 1
Sad 1 11.
Ord..* 0..•„
.1 •
Rolled Oats -Car lots; per bag or
90 pounds, 11 to $2.20: in smaller lots,
/20 31.25 to 13.35. Windsor to Montreal.
Bnekwheet-711c to TTc, car lots,
outside.
Mtllfeed-Carlota. per ton. bran.
626 to $26: hosts. PT to 328; mid-
dlings, 330 to 632; good feed flour,
131 to $40.
C-ts's at Montreal •
Butchers' cattle, cholee.$7.60 to 37 7a
do. medium 6.60 7.00
do. common 6.00 6.00
Canners 4.00 6.00
But -here' choice cows8.25 6.60
do. medium 6.60 6.00
do bulls 6.26 4.60
Milkers choice. each-4.00 76.00
do com. and .ned60.00 66.00
P.f-' ,gprs ..... 60 00 66.00
Sheep. ew'1 6.00 6.26
Pucks and cu 's• 4 60 4.76
Lambs .. 7.60 8.26
Hugs. f.o.b. 8.00 0,00
Calves .... 6.00 16.00
East Buffalo Cattle
CatW cholla : 9191e704.06a005.
38.60: sbtppleg. 38 to 68.76; betchsn. Looking out for the bushes■ a"o
68.60 to 68.76; heifers. N to SIM; if the "Yellow Jacket"
cows. 34 to 37; bulls. 34.16 10 38.
pals-Artiv.; it to $10,N.
Hop -Slow: Leavy, $7. mtisd, M. at of u4 g1 t w ha• a.- 11. sero.- ; i too
17.15 to 37.31: Yorke" add pigs. 37 f0 only the woe.-•wrul Dees 4.11 .14t, i•
to $7.60: rougbs. $826 to 16.40: stage, Kin.t wont• wee li,e brig •w -t
35.50 to 14 h Rowe'' : • h• y utak - a p 1 'role
Sheep and lAmhs---Artive; Iambs, ,.f the honnide.t h
ji. to rt. yearlings, 36 to 37 76; wets• !4 .tt-"How long were you awe
era. 177. to 16.26. ewes. W 60 t0 tm your wroun,,t i •,r Y' .Non-•• T1w
36.60; ah.ep• mtz.d. 36.60 to 16.76. loos; it deielop•.1 into i•Ir.•Ini
Ittw....
Chita.< Live Stook
Cattle- ('hoice firm. others weak.
glMves, 1-..50 'n 110 20 • western stets,
*,10 t0 33; cows and heifers. 38.11
M 66.18; estvct. 67 25 to 39.76.
H s -•Mark, t r.nsett'.ed. light
I0 $7 30: t^ zeal 37 to 17 se. bogey,
$8 of 10 311r r.• Rh 9s115 10.17.10;
pr 33.71 t-, t.. h•Ik of salsa. 87.11
to t' 3fa
cure -_•1i r,. 1 e \save, 3610
se 0430' r •.r 1520 !• 17.111)
Il. C'. Uuu .. u1 U.. •1•.•{{,l1-
B.dtold block, Goderitb, 0•,t.rio.
'Theatrical Note"
G in by
Solders -One Killed
A" effort to enforce the Ontario
gam.. laws v as the cause of the killing
i of Walter Smith and the seriously
woundtt.g of Charles Dorsch, both of
Buffa'o. by Canadian soldiers on the
river at )"ort Erie on Monday. The
tra redy was unintentional according
to information gathered by the mill-
tary at thoritles acd forwarded to
Ottawa.
The so'.dIers were aiding a provin-
• cial officer to arrest the men for
alleg.'d violation of the game laws.
Several yolk ye were fired over their
heads to force them to come ashore
t wi;h their netts at. A final shot. said
to hate been fired for the same pur-
i , pose. struck Smith between the eyes,
and, passing thrW lgh his head, wound-
' ed Dorsch on the arm.
The men were not only technically
under arrest by' the game officer and
were attempting to escape, but they
had violated a military order which
forbade unauthorized persons to ap-
proach the International boundary
line while armed.
Shocking Mon't-ychlass
X.Chaildj
QUICK NAPTHA
TN1 fr
WOMANS SOAP
FRENCH ALSO USE BOMBS
Quickly Revenged Zeppelin Attack en
Nancy In Which Two Were Killed
Preach aviators ha- ve bombarded the
aylatio.. hangars. a railroad station
.r.d barracks at Metz In retaliation
for the bomb attack on Nancy by •
German Zeppelin. according to the
orient communlcatlon Issued In Paris.
The report says In part
"A dirigible dropped • dozen bomb!
fM Aline,' • iu.4b3 • Atte. or the city
and without military reason. Our
aviators to tarn bombarded avtstIos
deicers, one of th0 Isilo.d Modems
of Meta, where movements et trains
were noted• and the barracks of lit
Privet et Mets.'
A despatch from Seamy says teat a
y.•ppello airship Sew over that dry
early Saturday morning ARA drooped
a total of fourteen bombs. Two pees
sons were killed and two other
wounded.
sebmarin.'e Nervy Trask
It Is reported that • Britt.b gab -
marine entered the Darda.elles cm
Seterday and destroyed three of the
Sto series of mines which had bees
Ire 1 In the el -tenet. The submarine
iv, not seen by the gunner• at the
forts and weeapwl nndamagwd.
We All Know Nis Kind
Village Orator (secondln. a propo-
sition for the repal'r of the read
tng-room roof) : "1 think you'll all agree
that the roof does leak very bad.
empeclally 1■ this noticeable in wet
weather.
---
Col W. A l.ngls of Ramlltoe has
been appointed In •veeeed Major-
O.seral I,eseari In mainland of MT-
kibltlon Camp. Tnrnetn. General Les,
lard will maks a temr of tenanting&
What a Lot of Attlee One Penny Will
Stant
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THE SIGNAL'S
CLUBBING
LIST
1915
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe $3 75
The Signal and Daily Globe to persons with
rural postal boxes 3.50
The Signal and DailyMail and Empire
The Signal and Daily Mail and Empire to
persons with rural postal boxes 3.50
he Signal and Montreal Family Herald
and Weekly Star I 85
The Signal and Saturday Illustrated Globe1.85
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto) 1.215
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star 2.tet,
The, Signal and Toronto Daily World 3.75
The Signal and Toronto Daily News
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and
Empire
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate
The Signal and Canadian Farm
The Signal and Farm and Dairy
New 1.6o
Renewal.. . 1.85
The Signal and The Country Gentleman 3.25
The Signal and Canadian Poultry News1.35
The Signal and Grain Growers' Guide 1.50
The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free
Press 1 60
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser2.00
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser 1.66
The Signal and London Daily Free Press
Morning Edition
Evening Edition
The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness.
The Signal and World Wide
The Signal and Presbyterian ........ • • .•
The Signal and Westminster
The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster
The Signal and Catholic Register
New
Renewal
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto)..
The Signal and McLean's Magazine
The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto)1.75
The Signal and Canada Monthly (Winnipeg) 1.5o
'There prices are for addresses in Canada or Great Britain
The Signal and Woman's Home Companion
(New York) 2.75
The Signal and The Saturday Evening Post 2.5o
The Signal and The Ladies' Home Journal. 3.00
The Signal and The Youth's Companion
(Boston) 3.10
The Signal and The Scottish American
(New York) 3.25
including postage to Canadian subscribers.
The above publications may the obtained by Sig-
nal subscribers in any combination, the price for any
publication being the figure given above less $t.00
representing the price of The Signal. For instance :
The Signal Tad its Family Herald sad Weakly 41r j5
The Farmer's Advocate ($3.35 less 411.00) 4.35
3.75
2.35
1.85
3.50
2.90
1.85
2.25
2.25
2.25
3.25
1.70
1.85
3.40
2.25
i}30
-making the price of the three papers $3.20.
Tbs Signal and The Weekly Son 41t 8S
The Tamen Daily Star (da.se less 11.00) ... r_so
413.63
-the three papers for $3.65.
If the publication you want is not in above list, let
us know. We can supply almost any well -know n
Canadian publication.
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Pvl
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Tablets
Por all Anus of dryer 6a Aar* aro mo Amer reot.1
pepsin sad blematb, a st•aammil whisk year doses, will Mak
eo.irm.
TMse w *. tie palmsyal 51 s1I mss axed V toad fDy►
peeks a eve sod. Gent
knows
wkh die safe
seeks Meese el the daN.t siowm pvep.ratiem Yat
Resell Dyspepsia Tsbl•.r.eats...1 t0.. + ibs taea•m*.
es.si • healthy sad mature' secrsslos d V I S
Am "i.61M �Is to do their work a.esr. ye _
end cornet M e food ' � ea 4004. sod M mid
Thry provost rir.ele.
sr
H. C. DUNLOP, Plum. B.
Drug !s Redford' Mock, Oodsrich
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