The Signal, 1916-9-14, Page 31 HE SIGN Ai. GODERICH, ONTARIO
1` Hsi THE WEST IS DRY HF i ER SIXYEAS[0MARKET QUOTATIONS
AND THE PEOPLE APPEAR TO BE
SATISFIED TO HAVE IT bO.
IND
ONLY
IENOINE
BEWARE
OF
IMITA-
TIONS
SOLD ON
THE
MERITS Or
IINID'S
BOOKBINDING
MAGAZINES,
k PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
JOU) LETTERING
on LKATHER 000D8
As es4... Marble /sowptlr sttesdaa 10 ea
r u TB SIO.' Al. Osdri.`
A. R. TA Y I.OR. th IATPnitn.
MEDICAL
DK (IBO. HEILEMAKN, 081%0
PATH, peeWbt to w.atsen'a sad chi
0w••a esieriel► seetr, hewn awl aervens ala
riven s7L ear. Doer red Owlet. partial deaf
esti l.rlege awl reeue0atie ressitieen Ade
setas resnevel wltnest Uwe knlfs. Ones .t
wr6e•aw .weer Nelson and alt Asdnw'a
seee.a At here mike Mondani,'1l.reday.
• tfrt•riays: any erratat by .ppe4etmest-
-- DENTISTRY
R H. t.. MacDONELL. -HONOR
tir.duae Ton.nto ('nt,enuty. O,ae..•..
V d olleere of I octal burgeon..
Seroe..w to the late Motor SSa1.. (hada
trimer sews awl -Asset awns. ue4 ,t b. .
AUCTION
fnMOI&AB DUNDRY.
jj ACCTIUNIIit
Men C. oaderic . AS Iwsirecabas by a
tett .t Mama! eines nut be trsrtair .
aided tie. 11«16..., tekttaoo, tis
LEGAL
L! 1.
HAI'S
HARBISTSK. &•.L1r•ITuK NOTARY
Ise t1Wi. bat.
oglerStarlingI4.t:► Klock. HaaJltea Sleet.
ederted 1S44444. nil
KW /.tat* Low,. and taseresees
PRUC Ui•Y)O'1', h 1 LIA)RA.Y a COOK E
auLKIST talk b'/LI(1Tu4(4. NOTARIES
PUBWC,
(gaol on :be square. -ecoid door from Ilam
this ,Dee,. ties.. re b.' 1
rn,.:e rods ler .0441 .t :Der.% rat...
W. Pout urwt. 1►.t . J. 1.0_ W1441m o
la J:'A coma.
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta
inner Prohibition -Motels Can
0.t Along Without the Bar Trade -
A Neutral View of the Liquor
Question.
sty l b.. I: lbu.etas. (.nowt
Owing to the fact that the Province
of Ontario will in a few days go (try.
it may be intervening to Ontar•iaas to
know iota exactly bow the public. of
Manitoba, 8ukach,wan and Alberta
are Seeding the prohibition measures
enacted a comparatively short time
ago. In passing tbrougb those Prov-
inces last wwnth 1 endeavored to get
au expression of public opinion from
the public anis not from prejudiced in-
dividual.. 1 did not consult the loog-
faced miui.ter, whose nunss_teotid us
convictions compelled Kw to say that
• emelt ul • wbukey bottle was cquly-
alent to walking over the inferno on a
tight rope. Nor did 1 talc "bot•ze"
exclusively to the wan who had once
sold it, with the result that silver and
gold dollars weighed down toe scale.
on the balance of conscience. Agan.
it seemed ridtculou. to ask the women
what they thought of the -grog," for
that very word a.uficirnt to .)pen a
tirade trues them upon the l.quor
traffic.
The Temperate Man.
But I tri.1 t•. till the wan who.,
appe*ralce gave our 1 he impre0ion
that he once bad used liqu..• and
could let it, aluoe••-if necessary. 1t
was the clerk. the tradesman, the
mechanic or the trainman that ap-
pealed to We in ibis It..t.nce.
When 1 was a boy u1 Toronto 1 was
alwayr Ind to relieve that farmers,
considered it •n ou:rrge it they had to
drive in the country for mute than
five or rix mites without stopp+ng at a
tavern. Not only in York county,
but to malty ',theta, there tavern.
were eowsidered ru absolute necessity.
Time tolled on and gradually one by
one three wayside bars di.aprrared
and the preu►iet part of it all was
that nobody flied for the 10.• of thew.
If they were necessary in tweleiate
Ontario, one wou!d imagine that their
usefulness would be two -fold on the
probe, where the traveller is at ihr
mercy of terrible forces of na: e.
Loop Miles Dry.
To think of • th•) uiand utiles we.t
of Wisutpeg. co di) -''hat a ,tral•eller
cannot hate * little "toddy-.' at first
*pewits oar. -Over the d•N,r+ o1 the
Canadian Nort Lem c(Vrh was rloce,l
the sign: "PUbhc dtiuk'ng sttict:y
prohibited within the Ptoviuce t1
Maskatrhew*11. '
Although it most INE• .rid to the
credit of Ihosr temperance rrtt•cates
that as a rule the passenger' un ;rain+
Are much improved by the prohibitory
our*autOS, yet 1 atm two torn with a
Kittle •.ailing se -tamed Arlts to the
women's washiuw. ThP porter had
4, remind thew w-beie they- were. rte..
and the ‘topped-1,r:eer 4p
east. In Manic slur, ane. thou I'r•
ince bas beeuidry for three wont b..
the consensus of upinton era• 'n favot
of pi°hid inion. From srverel so4e1:ee
I understand the •'disprnsarir." in
S•.katchewan w. re not •u sa11111a' t.'ry
as it we. hoped they would be. The
result it that the to -ogle wiil be asked
(i. CAMERON. K. C.. BARF418-
TL1t..u,ic34.44ef. weary probe. (Mor.
tea tenet. Ueeer4ch, ; 1.4ed deer fr.,
deur.. At t hn•o., taunt's) f each week io
steer on A•te•t - reef ,..,,pled b, Mr.
l4a•Rr. OM.< t i n A 4 oi. lo'. y.in.
tkL KLK:i UAII)UN-, L.L.K. BAtt- 1
/ lu r►!t, Attorney. .ol.o.wr, etc. dude
Moser to ;.Ld 04 Worst rats
SKAGEN. BARRII4TKR, SOL-
O/.
OL'./ lodp.r, Nu .:y Public .ed t'on.eyenoer.
Wise -Dart Ho -e tioderkk, intim
IISUWANCE. LOAMS. ETC.
UcKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE 1N-
13CRAN 1 C•O.-Farm and belated
Uwe proven, trouts&
wia.41y. Pres, rteder4.a P.O.:
Jas. 41,.o.. Vk.-11x. Hme.bweod P, (1;
mama.. a. dal :Sec Treas. 4wdor k P. Cl.
LMre for. -U. F. lietsre er 4.04.{a ; J.4.
3. grieve. wiat atop; WItlwra Rroa,Osaata•er:
Pena beano wet., Brod bag s. ; tree. lirt•art.ey,
ambit► . Robert herrn... darted ; )lal.ola
ale►swa,LidiVBrtroeaeld.
1.: J. w. Yeo. B0•.vm.; lies.
CUaton , wdfer l'1,ss41sy� 8e•forta
t t ory. sestet Is honey lslaae41 MA/ p.
"eiemmeaus aid get their Ganda resdptad et
H J. Winn'. ck, blas sloes. Chaser K '4.
ears 4)rec«t. ttbwwen mow. oodrao, ac.
J. ii Red'. (Steers! Stere. sayNW.
�• Mil PRIVATE frM.(4. TO
)♦fiV'tro/ loan. wooly M M. eh CAIN
�t1N fimr4cer 'Wanton Maeet. Oederl it.
l4. ROBEitT.'iON.
.
IN8URANC2 Aor14T.
Fens apo Lrouysua Menai, C.WM. aaa
Asaertmus.
1100166 1.1_, 8lcaa *10 tr•rttas' Llano.ereT
r : nnrat.
as Oce.. Accident .ad Ottwra.ter
.'.rerstree Ladled. of Imedoa, isms
erasure rasre sap 4 k
t..Ksta o
TBoee : T1s V.&
flatlet, and on onto, C'erp.ay.
Ursa ut r..Ms.te, oetae•et cantor .f Tie
torts and 81. David-. dere. nese 1111
MAaaiaeE AMUSES
Ui ALTICK E. KELLY, J. P..
O4JDUUCN, ONT.
dtVtR OI 1CAR&LAOK WCICNttm
Patents, Trade /urs,
Desi;/s
Secured in A11 Countries
Write ter hue look "PAT1NTS I•ROTCI
11014. Tells all ahem sea taw to get pat
seta HA/OWE & SONS. .rtakb.aea NW;
formerly Palest 4 Mee [x.aawsr. Menet K
now lawn Reetdee ea Passel Murry.
ansa. 0 St. Junes Stec«. Me.tsesl. ltr..ene►
,Beer• end W..kiaato.. R.Rwrat.Uv.e 1.
V rrelfe menus.
elitoreeifeemareeteseeenosemeawesemWee
Brophe3 Bros.
00DERICH
let Italie!
Fueeral Directors
&ad Embalmers
Osiers eag.f.E y attended to
M all boars. eight rr Jay.
•) vote 1.11 tlirlt :al. clition
At Edmonton two geu:lemen 'vb..,
ookr.l like general mei chant,. re-
marked that the number of flunke
for the month of July was reduced
from some thirty to three. They raid
it war their belief chit the liquor
business w is going for good
There I* no use diacu..ing the pros
and tune of the I.yuor business in
British Columbia, for 1 b. llcve plohib-
iti , in ;te general tette], has DeWitt
been tiled thele
Holes Deteriorated
In many local option r'mmunities
in ( !uteri., 1 have found from *-inc)
expeti.•ucr Ihat when ibe carer -fifths
vote tr.mprllyd the hotelkeeper to
class his tar the hotel went back. and
tb,. was eve, ywrte noticeable, rspee-
islly in the tnwla ■rid menu, but in
Vanco•tvrr and Seattle 1 bad exper-
iences that w.11 live as everlasting ar-
guments that a man may keep aronm•
-
log house and without Melling liquor
make a combo table living
As prrhap. everybody know.. the
State of Washington pawed prohibi-
tion • cunsidrtable time ago and now
is ac. 'dry •• a hune "
While in Seattle 1 stayed at the
Itainer(irand, • hostelry of rather
pretentious proportion,. 1 was given
• splendid nem' with plicate bath.
two w•4Lbwnu; etc . for $1.50 per
day.
The ,n.nmger informed me that he
was making an much .a when hie
"home" was under berme For ex-
ample, be saved • wety heavy 4ieewee t
that went up into the thousands year.
ly. "Why." he said. '•I save $lW per
month by cussing my dining room,
which hied to stay open with the bar."
There was no noise. Everything was
orderly and there was no iodicatioo of
deadlier*.
('owing hack to Vancouver. b*Wing
bed a certain hotel recommended to
me, I engaged • loom there, not
specifying what floor. only that it
have aprivate hath. To lila. top floor 1
was .torted, and it was not /.early as
nice • room ss my recent borne in
Seattle.
1 nearly exploded when 1 found 1
bad to pay ! per day tot the ton.
only and extra for the telephone. In
the Seattle bot el it was free to guests,
Now 1 know what "milking the tour-
ist" rnease. loo 1 have pictured things
ss 1 have found thew.
Whether Ontario will ice vatirlled
under prohibition or not one teapot
safely prophesy. bat 1 believe those
otrgaited in the Museum. will Dever
want to go hack to It gala when they
Mars that she trevellteg paid* will
pity for fly aeeaw.ndatIos whether
Mawr is served or not
The Innkeeper a one a the most
useful agents of modern society and
for years he has in many. many cause
bores t• earl the stigma placed upon
bob by alien who have taught the
Male in believe that be Ie of tbe
worst sample asd kind of .waklnd.
by amid not an hotel gluier
ho e•gatiod is the sa.e 444M -Kasd.
Of SUFFERINC
Woman Made Well by Lydia
E. Pinkbam's Vegetable
Galosh,., Ohio. - "1 had almost given
fig, 1 W hoes sick for six years with
female troubles and
o ervouaama. 1 had
• pain in my right
aide and could not
eat anything with-
out hurting my
stomach. 1 could
n ot drink cold water
at all nor eat any
kind of raw fruit,
nor fresh meat nor
chicken. From 178
pounds I went to
118 and would get so weak at times that
I fell over. I began to take Lydia E.
Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound. and
ten days later 1 could eat and it did not
hurt my stomach. I have taken dm
medicine ever since and I feel like a
sew woman. I now weigh 127 pounds
so you can am what it has done for ma
already. My husband says he knows
your medicine has saved my life. "-
Mrs. J. 8- BwiLow, 1424 South 4th SL,
Columbus, Obio.
Lydia E. Pfnkb.m'a Vegetable Co.m
posed contains just the virtues of roots
and herbs seeded to restore health and
strength to the weakened organs of the
body. That is wb Mrs. Barlow. a
chronic invalid, recovered so completely.
It pays for women suffering from any
female ailments to insist upon having
Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Cam
pound.
u
` r
ire e• a ,..rchint (r pr, fes-ional
wen 'r 1'• rh..p. that day 1, not far
distant.
Auto Tours,
The ideal month for an auto trip i.
!telt 'n iwr, and the auto r«t rite at.
for.f.d 1.y C. & 11. lane slratuers from
Buffalo makes the drlightful touring
territory adjacent to Cleveland iu
Ohio pa, ticu!ai ly avail*' Ie f r the
..ntr.af two day. or !.anger.
TLP new $15 aitto rate takes your
ear 1 y ste.turr Irutn 11,Ral•. t • (lees.
land and hack for a two duos' motor
1, ip, this ori y low tare Icing made
for .11 care less than I.. i inches wheel-
hear.-
Von
hrel-
hNasr:
Von Dopy leave 11.11.410 .sr.v evening
at tt, Art ire in l'I.-velatd at 7.1;li next
.u• ruing, spend two da)'.. - tom it g
t Akre n. 1'rntnn, Tnt.s1.• .end setter
p int. in • he hi -.turf.• We.te,n H••« rvP
S r r An. .e earn-
ing , f the-aeot:d say at 9, reaching
Buffalo at 7 :el the following morning,
thus u'*kinit ate ideal outing 'tip at e
•111 .11 c..'. 1 ,.
GR1lfI.PE LEFT Hgg SERIOUSLY
ILL
B. Lot., s Kdaey • Pills Cured Her
o
Bangssund, Ssk. sept i Ith tCperiaL)
--About a yeas.,,,' Mrs, Peter 111.1-
quist says. ••my lit.Ir 041 was t'ken
ut wi'h 'he Kipp.. Site woe +ie:
heli foe thrr- weeks with rains in the
ji,int•. They weir •wrl:ru.and -t tf..
She hall ••,au:ln in her mu-e'e-, so it
'%A• rwf,il bar -1 inn her to get *r.rund
f. -r -the lor.g4.• time After rhe woo
,ble to he arn,itni her .41 • n 1r•�awe
hanb and 'roily off in scales. Af,er
11.,rg Iwo haiea .•f Iktdd'o Kidney
Pill. stns w a. well a. ever -he W.I. in
bar 1.tm. She L•.a •tiro ..poi.,; and'
healthy ever 4incr."
The at'e•-r'feet..1 gt 11" .•.r-'noro
to he d,eadrd than the di.rn-e itself.
That ie because they ge eially wet
On weak kidneys an•t p to throe ,,tit of
wets•ne order. So k 411Jnewys are the
cit• -e of 1 hemmer iso:, ).ackache. d, op•y
And numerous l' her dow•sea, ihr nor
out way to avoid thew i• t ' h'•ep the
kidney. tared up and *!Hie t . d,. their
work. The (rest lefty 'o krrp th. lid -
net. hr,lthy i i to a -e Uotid'a Kidney
P.IIs.
V thee -They *re iv ing t , have an
rrche.tr• Ida} the ''Mellitaiion tram
'Thai.' at Haruki • wielding . Won't
that tie beautii.;1? Fathee--Hob. it
seems 10 0,e 'het there the time for
tr.di•atioo wiil be past. -J
ENOUGH CNILDNEq
erer receive the proper balance of food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain 'luring the growing period when
nature's demands are greater than in
mature life. This is shown in so many
piste faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
Por all such ebtktren we say with
nnmistakable earnestness: They need
Scott's Rmalsiou, and neem it now. It
=Lents
concentrated loam the very
=sments to enrich their blood. It
changes weakness to strength; 4lsakes
them sturdy and strong and active.
sae• a Somme. Tomato. Out.
"Do you take any periodicrb?" sake
the mini.l.r on hip tiro mind nn a
p.rieh 71.11. "Well. 1 (11.•n t,'• replied
the woman, "hot my husband takes
'•n, frequent. I do wi-h von'd try to
Per him to sign the pledge "•-New
V'wk Nun.
r Every 10c
Packet of
WILSON'S
FLY PADS
Chao to by an Dr
glob, Orem, Na4 Gambia Bea ami.
SEPTEMBER 12th
Toronto Cattle Market
Steers, choice weighty ..$S,4)to $$.0S
do medium . . 7.5o 7.11
• 'Butchers' choice handy. 7.75 6.36
do. good 6.00 7.40
do- medium 6.10 6.00
do common 4.75 6.441
Butchers' cows. choice- 6.30 4.56
do good 5.60 6.20
do. medium 4.50 b 00
Butchers' bulls, choice1.00 7.40
do medium to good6 W 6.60
do. bologna 4.35 6.66
Peedere, 900 to 1,000 Ins6.40 4 80
do. bulls 5.00 5.40
Stockers, r00 to 900 lbs6.00 6 60
do. mad , 700 to S00 5.40 6.80
do. common., lights4.60 t 5.00
Cutters 4.25 4 60
Canner 3.75 4.:5
Milkers, good to cbolce.71. 00 30.00
do. common to cued..50 00 70.00
Springers 55.00 35.00
Calves, veal, cbolce11 00 11.60
do. medium s 50 lo 60
do common 7.50 b b0
do. grass 5.00 6.00
Sheep. ewes, light 7 50 5.00
do. heavy and bucks 5.00 6.00
do. culla 3.00 a 4.00
Hogs, weighed off cars 12.00 12.10
do. fed and watered 11.75 11 14
do. f.o.b. 11.15 0.00
Toronto Gran Marietta
Manitoba wheat -Track, bay ports.
No 1 northern. 51.681=; , No. 2 north-
ern. $1.66$p No 3 northern. te.
Manitoba oats-Trackbay ports,
No.• 2 C'.W , 67c; No. 3 0 W., hie'
extra No. 1 feed. 56c: No. 1 teed,
554c
American corn -No. 3 yellow, 934c,
. track. Toronto.
Ontario wheat -New wheat. No. 2.
61.33 to 51.26; No. 1 commercial. per
car lot, according to freight outpWe,
51.25 to $1.25; Na. 2 commercial. 61.21
to 61.24; No. 3 commerual, 61.17 to
61.30.
Ontario nate-According to freights
outside: No. 2 white, new. S:c to
54c; No. 3 white, new, 51c to 53e.
Rye -No. 2. new. 61.15 to 51.17.
Peas -No. 2. 52 to 52.10.
Barley -Malting, 34c •to S7c; feed
barley. 8Oc to 82c.
Manitoba flour -First patents. In
Jute bags, 58 60; seconds, in Jute bags,i
68.10; strong bakers', in Jute, 17.90,
Toronto.
Ontario flour -Winter, track, Tcron-
to, prompt shipment, according to
sample. 56 to 56.10. in late bags;
bulk seaboard, 56.50 to M.
Mlllfeed-our lots, per ton, dellrtr-
ed. Montreal: Shorts, 529; bran, 526:
good feed flour, per bas;. $2.15: mid•
dunes,-
H.tv-Liatei. No. 1 track, Toronic.
new. 5.10 to $92; car lots; No. 59
to 59:50; straw, 57 t • $‘,.
Butter. and Cheese Markets
Napwnee-- 567 *hi
offer«d at the Cher.
at 2 .c.
Al xa tria- S41
of c. n . 1 at
i
Tsumsoas. 8mrr. 14, 1910 $
IMMO lb
1
ID.MILLAPt?50N
SHOWING THE
NEW FALL GOODS
GABERDINE 3, Serges, Broadcloths, Tweeds, these are
the recognised materials for the new Suit and Dress.
The new shades are indeed very rich, including Italian
grey. tornado blue, mulberry wine purple, French blue and
navy. WE have them from - $ 1.00 to $3.00 per yard
Cord Velvets
Cord Velvets for women's suits and
coats and children's wear are exceedingly
popular. Rich wide Wale Velvets. satin
finish, 27 inches wide. All popular
shades 65c per yard
The New Coats
Never have we shown such a superb
stock of Coats as for the coming season.
The styles are most becoming and the
prices are most reasonable. Our special
values are - $ 10, $15, $ 123, $20, $25
The New Silks
A very large showing of the season's
newest Silks for dresses and evening
wear in rich new colorings as well as
pastuel shades. Rich quality Pailette
Silk. all colors, 36 in. wide. $ 1.35 per yd.
Taffetas are Popular
Rich quality heavy -weight Taffeta
will give every satisfaction; black and
colors, 36 inches wide, $ 1.75 per yard
PHONE
IMO
56 Millar's ,Scotch
Store
PHONE 56
= MacEwen Estate
•
•
•
Exclusive agents for
• •
1
• SCRAN•
T
and 545 co: - • O N
ll.ard. All ..:�
•
:site a^d 4•i h: Z C O A L•
"Pia°, r RhL' •
•
4.. artrs hoard..1 : 1
all , , r 200 boxes. sold • ••
20 . s.:'0 at 29?ac, baton... at • •
0 1 i •
V;. tr.-:ai Ie. . Que.-1,500 boxes • ••
were -offered A11 sold at 203,,0. •
Pr. l - 1 colored and .1 • •
box's Rere boar.: • Best Coal Mined.
•
for Goderich
and District.
�oo w• ::e :.•'d .'-5 et are sold «t
.and .Tor. -d at 2e1I4c. -
Eir.,4:ion--7,.0 A. r , tiered at;d. sold
at Su 1.16e.
St. Hyacinthe, Que.-1,00o boxer
were ofered. • All sold at 2114, ;
packages of buttrf sold at 354c
t'oeaxscille. t u' -11 factories
re... 7 . 'p.., w .t. - of !' 41ter: r'; - -
tact: ries sold at . 54c and one fa.
t• -y of" 1iaxr.. Tao factories unpaid
` t i -- 2.14•' boles were been!
r•i; : t. Asx4 a cold at :O1.C, 24u
void at 2 i 1'-16c': balance -re
:used 4:_: last
Lando;) --Tea tie. •oris•. offered 1.0:6
boat.: 6s boxes of w:site sold.al 20yc.
Bidding from 19'. to 201.,,c
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale prices to tba
trade:
Eggs-
Sgecirl candled 1 rart's1.5 .31 to 6 .44
Candied 0 ex -cartons I ... • .34 .
Butter-
l'ree.mery, prints .36'' .37
Creaaery. solids .34 .33
Choice dairy prints 29 .::1
Ordinary dairy prints.27 .25
Bakers' .25 .21
!'Leese -New, large. 21c to 214c;
twins, 2114c to 210%; triplets. 2l'vt
to :2c; June and September. large
old. 22',c; triplets, .:Slee
Poultry Live Dressed
Sprir.g broilers 19c 20e 26c 28e
Old fowl, lb.... 15c • 16c LSC 204
Ducklings . 1_c 13c 15c tut
Beans -Hand -ph -ted, 56.641; primes
8:..
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle-Re:elpts. 4,400; fairly ac
tine and steady, shipping steers, it
to 510 50; -butchers', 56.75 to *1; halt ,
ers, 66 to is. cows, 53.60 to 57.25;
bulls, 54 75 to 87.26; stockers and
feeders, 56.75 to 57.25; stock heifers
55 to 8S 76; fresh cows and springer
560 to 1110.
Weals ecelpts. 1,200; active;
54.60 to $ 376
Hoge- ipta. 15,600; active;
heavy mixed 511.26 to 511 35;
yorkers, 511 to 51126; light 'otters
59 60 to 516.60, pigs, 56.26 to 59.60;
rougba, 59.60 to 59 76; stag., 57 ti 58
Sheep and lambs --Receipts, 8.000,
active, lambs, 56.60 to 511.75; peer
(Hogs, 56 60 to 59 26; wether., 58 ti
6825; ewer. $3 to 57.60; sheep, rats
ed. 67 60 to 57.75
Chicago Live Steak
nit tle--Itorelptp 26.000, market
weak; beeves. 16 50 to 511 35; western
steers, K 16 to 15 26, stockers sal
feeders, 54.70 to $7 60, rows tad
heifers, 53 60 to 85.26; calves. 58.6)
to 813
Hogs Ree.Ipl• 30.000; market
work, 16c lower. light. $9 AO to 511 16
mixed, 85.60 to 11115. heavy, $5.51
to $11. rough, 59 50 to 81 70; pigs
56.5* to 85.M, bulk of sales, 59.21
to 516.76.
Sbep-Reeelpts. 13,000; marks,
Gm. lambs, maths, 57.56 is 111.40.
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Good Bread
Makes Healthy
Children
And what is gotxlfor the
children is good for the
grown-ups as well.
Our Bread is made fl'om
the Best Flour, 'baked in a
spotlessly clean baker y.
hence it is aperfect product.
Try a loaf today and you
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Twenryr.two years experience means thM into
Dunlop Traction Tread. and into Dunlop Sp•cel, w.
put all the knowledge which has been srroTu-
latcd through those years of successfully among
Canadians her •u•• we thoroughly understand
Canadian conditions,
It mean that rain, ago we fared and maetered
the lenses with which other bre-makere are doh
fronted to -day.
True, a few fire utters nrrawon.11y swing their
allegiance from Dunlop In sr me other make. but it
is •boost a certainty thnae rT• Dr. users wdl come
bark so "Dunlop Traction Tread" or 'Dunlop
Special."
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quality average that win out; and we surely know
more about quality average. in Canada than any
other maker, seeing our e.penence u as great .. that
of all other bre makers in this country combined
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