The Signal, 1918-10-10, Page 3?c`
THE SIGNAL - GODERICH, ONTARIO
THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 018 8
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DR. GEO. HEiLEMANN, OS1 -
PA7 H. epecialut .n women's and ch,ldra e
&mast., acute, chrun.c and nervous diseases, eye
oar, twee and thrust. partial deafness, Iulumbagosad,, rheumatic rundowns. Adenods removed
without the knits, (Mice at residence, corner
Nelson and St Andrew's street. At home uthe
ksoadays, Thursdays and Satudays, any evening
W eppaatmeut.
DENTISTRY.
[R. H. G. MAcDONELL-HONOR
Graduate Toronto University. Gradwte
al Co' liege of Dental Surgeons.
Successor to the late Mayor Sale. Offices carom
COW* rr.0 Mist wet.. Gaeerah.
AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS Gl'N DRY,
AUCTIONEER.
Poe 47, Goderah. All inetru[iWN t) mail o
Mt at Signal (.nae will le p.yoiptay attendedto
itendence telephone /Is
LEGAL.
1D C- HAYS
il. BARRIST X, SOLlC11'OR,,NO?AItY;
P1.bLIC, ETC.
O 1iQ-Stecknrie bank( Block, Hamilton Street,
(GGeder,ch. TebrAsune m.
Real Estate. boas, and Insurance
PROLDFOOT, KILLORAN & COOKE,
• BARRIS7LAS, SOLICI7URS, $OTA1M1i5
PUBLIC. ETC.
Office on the Square, second Idwr Iran Hated
Le Street. Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest retool
W. Pwa,ortxn, K. C.. J L.IKtu.oa*n
H. J. D. Cuoaa
g Ge CAMERON. K. C.r 1BARRIS-
tnkutsx Oates
111.7 . ch, d
ton bums. <.oMrucb, third door Mai
ere. At Llama 7lrreaay .1 ash Oak fa
ea Albert Surat escaped by Mr. !!Dopar.
tbourse a. m. totep.m.
1SNHARf ES GARROW, LL B.. BAR -
USI kn. suoinay, eosiclutr, etc., Umtata.
lammed at lowest rats.
SOL-
I R BARRISTER.
GE
SEA
V. Il.1TOR, .s., l public and wee'ytis
CJ6ee-buurt Home, t,tntnc n. .h-lJO
• INSURANCE, WMIAR RTC. •
6KILI OP MUTUAL FiRE INSUR-
AIaCE CO. -Farm and :Rotated town prop
set imsowea.
l Js. Connolly. Pre.. GodenchP.0;
Eas. Evaas, Vice -Pr, beechwood P.O., Thomas
Ee
. Hay.. See. -Tres. Sealorth P. 0.
Directors- D. F. McGregor. R. R. No. 3. Sea-
red). John G. Grieve, No. 4, Walton, William
Ruin. 14 K. No. 2, Sealorth, John Bennewies,
Wwdlugen; Geo. McCartney. R. R. No. 7, sea-
arth, Robert Fen Harldck, Malcolm Mc-
Ewen, Clinton; James Evan. Bcecbwood. Jame
Connolly. Goderich.
Agents; J. W. Y Goderich, Alex. Leitch;
eo, 'he Sealrelh•
Agee No. 1,Clinton; William C
R kchC net',
H„icJile. SealwiA. Pulwy-laiden can Da all
ppymmeegqb and ggeett thea cards rereipted at t
enema's Clothsng Store, Union; R. H. Cwat s
Grocery, Ki tom street. Godeicb. of J. H.
Red's General Stage, Bayaerd.
Wei WO PLOAN.RIVATE
.Apply Fa
Barrister. Hamilton street.
MUSIC.
GS TO
.CJ-
lericch.
ISABEL R. SCOTT, TEACHER OF
Voice, Piano and Organ.- Pupa prepared trw
Conservatory examinations. Apply at MR, P. W.
CURRIES. Britannia road.
4rophe3 Bros.
GODERiCH
e Leading
g
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefdlly attended to
at all hours, night or day.
The Saults Coal Co.
eunceaaorx to McDnnaah & Gledhill
EXCLUSIVE AGRNTS FOR
LEHIOH VALLEY
THR COAL THAT SATISFIES
We deal in Hard and Soft Coal,
Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire
Clay, also Hard and Soft Wood,
Maple and Hemlock Slabs.
Fresh cars of Lime and
Cement just received.
OFPICE PHONR - - - - 75
A. ). Sanits' Residence 275
W. W Sanits' Residence 202
Dungannon Fall Fair.
THE PRIZE LIST.
HORSES • (1000ae, Mrs. C. Dustow; Mrs. J. Kil-
l:ersteN Purpose -Pair of matched ! aQetelek. Johnny cake, Mrs. C. Uro n :
borers In ham«wit Archie Kirkland; !mho J. Lyuus. Short bread, Miss .1.
Richard aleouWan• W Taylor eft solo ILyua.. Luokie., three %setoff's, Mrs.
Aseleultural-Bru,d mare with teal yah' Me • Mrs. C. Dustow.
h.,v Ph,
hot'side W Taylor 1 sua• Jas apple, !Nes. T. C. Itroanr,Y: Mee,ra, C. Dun -
Furter; T. t.ulhert Foal of H1$,(tow. PIs, pumpkin, Mrs. C. Duette%.
Aaron Fisher: W. Taylor di Son. 2 -year Pie. lepton. Nes. 4140. Hyan: Mn.. C.
old filly. Jae. Gaunt; W. Taylor & Sun. Dustow. Fruit salad, Mrs. Mary Men-
* year old bedding. John Webster h art; Nra. Ilu4Ww, Vegetable salad.
ism. 1 year old filly, Jas. Gaunt; fru_ Mra. C. Ihlatuw ; Mrs. Alex. McCarron.
rat BU►e.. 1 year d.1 gelding, J"•Iln Jelly. three varieties, Denied, Mrs. Alex.
W'ebMer & Son. Team In ha es, Me'larrnll. Pickles, four varieties,
steadeoeteyson; Jsa, Foster; two. named, Mita Jeau Lyons; Mea. Ain.
Heavy Draw hi -Brood mare Culbert., Metarron. ( dozen ten's eggs,
ith i weight and A mote cunsltlered, airs.
A. Culbert: Ito Jean Lyons. Hail
i! soap. homemade, two ;mingle, Mrs. 1.
Mt'larrt.II Jarub Rr41.
Judge•-1:IfuetOW, .Its. t;1r'In.
VBGETAIL6I4 AND 11001>h
g 2 heads Babbage, F. Barker: W. J.
Trawl in harness. J. T. 1)1141ll)'; Jas.lea%on. 6 blood Woe*. A. (ulbert;
Forster: Jelin \\'cbeter • Son. Jas. AIWn. 6 luuit bhfutl testa, F. Bark-
_ -Julio Marrow. Varna. er; ....Alton. 6 improved sugar beets
seeelal a.)s' Jadsla11 in issues t. 2 for f n", Ye. Hattie; R. Mcllwain,
and :1-1r.ea 12 to 15,, John KIlpetrirkl6 man Id W'urtz.'Ie,'W'. Bailie: A. l;uh
unl \1 tet. Alton to, ; rtt{r+t f6 W iib fwrl. Wurtzel., mammoth yellow
11t�,o { lnterutrdi A. Culbert ; H. klo alt.
Rea�et T mare, : H foal 14> e her I e \vrdr t fM. W
side. Hoyt' Treleaven: Hayes M..yere. rat Blake.
Fust of tele, Bert Treles'.n; Hayes Blake. I:arru
Meven'. 1 year 1.1,1 ally ..r gelding. Mcllwain; er.
Jacob. Reid; N. J'. Treleaven. Simile rut AV &ate.
hones to harness, Dr. Whitely: W. H.
contemn. fair of tuatrhed tioraea in
harmers ',Nevin Detente; 2ud.
,l.arrtase--iirmsl mhat.•, waab fo.;l by
her ei.ts', Thee. Culbert. Foal of ten,
Thor. Culbert; Jacob. Wilt Lady driv-
er, Melvin Irvin: W. H. Cameron.
Judge--Jolui l.iliespw, W'hitteatureb.
EXHIBITION (W SPF.ED IN TU RING
fuel by her eel', Jacob Hunter:
Fisher- Ernrat Blake. Foul of
Jacob Hunter; Jas. gaunt. 2 year
1111v, W. Taylor di $on; Bert Trrleave
2 year old gelding. Joha Webster A 4.0.
1 year old ••Idiig, John WebeJer & Sea.
i Jou, Kilpatrick; Ern-
'rrystune turnip., Ernest
intermediate, white, R.
lee. 6 early horn car-
o y F. Barker. 6 intrr.-
uteate tabic car te, K. Mellwain; F.
Barker. Perk of Moos, V. Barker.
12 tomatoes, F. H )ser. ti earn of
Marden corn. 131x5, : •own. 1 Will -
ter squash for table, A Metairroll; F.
Harker. 'Omuner squash or table, Mr..
Nice -erten: F. Barker, ick early
Hone, potatoes, Jas. Alton. ' 'k lrist,
Cobbler p••tat.w•s, H. Mcllwain F. Bark-
er. 1 pest l:h.rn Mountain p"• 1,410.. J.
Held. 1 peck any utter eerie p-
tat.•ee, named, Ct.ar, »row»: R. Men -
wain. t heads of celery, F. Barker.
Citrons. Mee. M emovelt. 6 parsnips,
A. Culbert: F. Harker. Collection irard-
en vegetable., F. Barker.
FRUITS
Whiter .lplea, S et eseR-spies. Joe.
Mallongl,: Geo. L,tithwsite. M+al.lwfns
jos. Malluurh: Jan. Alton. King of
Tompkins Counts, tleu. Ryan: N. Mc-
Dwain.
o-Dwain. Thlnhan Sweet, A. Culbert;
.;eurle Ryan. Canada Red, R. Melt -
wain; Jas, \iton. Cut.ert;
Ernest Blake. •;,.Ileo Rosen, 114o.
Laithwaite; 53115. Brown. Wagner,
Jas. Alton. F'allawater„ Bert Trelea-
ven. Runeel Ernest Rieke: Jas. Alton.
Mush; island Greening. acro. Lailb-
waite • Jae. .Alton. Cranh.4•ry Pippin,
J..., Malluugh; R. Mcirwaif. Phoenix,
Jas. !Moll. Mean, (wu. Laittivvaite; Jas.
Alton. Stark. Chat+. Brown. 4 named
varieties, the of each, Geo. Laikiwait';
Jos. Nlalleugli. Ben havie, A. 1:ulheel;
Bert Treleaven. Pewatik.r. Bert Tre-
leaven; J•... Nlallnugh.
Fall 6pptrn. Fite of Eneh-Wolf Riv-
er, Joa, Maltnugtt:.4 Culbert. Itibeton
Pippin, •'.e.. 1.eilhweilr: John Ktl t-
rick. 20-ounee Pippin. Joe. Mello i •
Gee. I.stl.waite. Wealthy, A. Culbe
Joa. Mallnuah. Screw, two. Hyan; 4.o
I.aithwaite. IWcherab A. Culbert; Jos.
Mellr.u*h. Holland Pippin. Jos. Mal -
easel). Blenheim Pippin, Join. Malluugh.
crab apple, se,. laithwaite:.1. Culbert.
3 named v trietlea, 5 of sack, Jus. Mal-
Inugh : A. C subset.
F.Ie,
named %dri,)Ul;' of
I.em-e. 5..41. L.It1.u,tite: 4. Cult*IR. S
Bartlett l'••arr. Ernes) Blake: A. Culbert.
J Netters t,;{yillar..•s•n, R. al''Ilwasn: Win.
W ats.•n. Plate of {wars, any other var-
iety, .irn. Laithwaite: Jas. .Alton. 2
named varieties of plume,-:, of each. R.
Mclhvafu; _A. Culbert. 1 mantel var-
iety' of plums. R. Mcllwain; Mrs. M.
Menarv. Collection of erapifrr , .iso.
1.uIthw•aIte. 4;,fi,rtion of 0t'htoil gar-
den products. 1 tunvarin.li School.
Judge -I). F. Harnlint:.
. FLOWF.IIM
•; asters, not Ie.,. than 2 eolere. N1r..
\lex. Meu.arrs.11 Mrs. J. Howrie. 6
dahlias. not leas than 2 ,calor*, Miss T.
C. Dreaney. 6 gl.diolter not less than 2
coliore. Alrs. _Siete .McCarroll. 6 pet-
Innias, nut leas than 2 ciders, T. Bark-
er: Mrs. Ales. Metarroll. 6_ phloxes,
perennial, not less than 2 odors, Mrs.
.kl,'x. Nit-tarroll; Mrs. T. 5:. Ilreaney.
.A,Ileetun of rnarigul.ls, Mr.. Ales. Mc -
Carrell. reelection of sunflowers, Nits.
.11ex. Nl'.arrell. Folia..', Miss loran -
eV.. Geranium. .any ether variety, mina -
1• et'' .1
Dr an , , r' here: Brown. n. iant . bouquet.
Mr-. M•rarrot•l; Miner Drewry. Besket
of annuals. Mn. Mrcarroll; Miss !Wean -
eV.
Ju.tg•.-Nlr-. W. T..Murn•y; Mrs. D.
F. Hamtirtk.
LADIL'4' WORM
Patch quilt in Woul. :Mrs, NI. T. ee-
Re IY,Hf>e* A1ye M tenet' quilt in
eottenr A. Culbert: Mrs. -N1. Mrnary.
Patch quilt in silk or velvet, Miss Liv-
ingstone. Crazy guilt. •NIr.. C. Ilnstow.
Knitting, collection of cotton, Niles Liv-
trtsistone. 1,ne fair w,.oterl "loves
Irandruadn, Mrs. Ifewrie, Bath towel
and ward' cloth, knitted. Nliee Living-
*tofe; Mrs. Howrie.. Ladies' fney wool
mitts, Ernest Beate: Mrs. K. McLeod.
2 pairs wool corks, t•andntade, un.
coarse, Mfr fine, Mrs. M. NI.nary: Mrs.
K. Meleaod. 2 -pair' weal etockines,
handmade. , he coarse, ono tine. Mre.
1. Howrie. Rag ruat, Mrs. M.11waile;
Miss Livingstone. Japanese yarn neat,
afro. •A. Mr4:arr•dl. Knit slippers, N11814
Livingstone; Miss Dreanery. 2 pair'
vise,' mitts, ons` retiree, one fine. Mrs.
K. Meleeof. Crotchet, collection of wool,
Mien Livingstone: ♦ire. H.iwrir. -Cro-
chet, coll'ctlnn of cotton, Ness Liv-
ingetene. Crochet, collection oef *ilk,
Mies Livingstone; .Miss Iter -an.>. 3 hand-
kerchiefs, lane. handmade, Mies Liv Ina -
'thine; Mrs. K. MtLeol. Lace, honit•.n
or point, Mrs. K. Mcleod. Lase, duch-
ess. Mrs. K. McLeod: 4lj.s lavingstene.
Lunch cloth, and denies to motet', net
Inc.. than 13 pieces, Mr'. R. Mrllwaln;
Jean Lyons. Set burruoie linen, pair
pillow rovers, sheet and towel, trim-
med with crochet, Mie. Lyons; Mr'.
C. iluetow. Underwear, ladies, 3
pieeee, handmade. '.vfio+ Lyon..: Mies
Livingstone. Tray cloth, MIs:. Lynn':
Mrs. It. Mcllwain. Crowfeet( tattle mate
In cotton, not lees than 6 pleeee to
match, Mrs. R. Mellwafn; Mrs. Howrie.
one pair plltnw slips, Mies Lyons; Miss
Liv Moreton. one pair tritest towel.,
MIs.. Liying*ton; Mist I.yone. flatten -
burg lacy table rover, Mi.'. Livingston;
Mee. C. Duet.ny. Netting, MI** Living-
ston: Mit. Howrie, Tatting, Mins LW -
Moreton: Mrs. M. Mcllwain. Wash eland
splastwr, Mrs. R. Mrllwaln; Mies Liv-
ingston. Pillow in stet crochet, Mrs.
R. Mrllwaln. Sideboard drape , Mr'.
Hewn.: Mrs. Mellwaln. ,rorlset
per', Mew Dreano)•; Miss LlvIng*tone.
Hotton hems, dress, Mr'. R. Mehwain.
Sofa Oleo, howl embroidered, MIRA
Joan Lyres; Miss Livingstone. Sofa
pillow, hand painted, Mies bvnng: Mise
Livingstone. Sofa pillow, ledge, any
order. Mrs. 14. Mcllwain. Table cen-
pieee. colored, Mr'. K. McLeod; Mem.
R. Mrlhsaln. Table centrepiees, white.
Opre le all -Trot or pare. Beat three
in five, toile, heats. Four W renter,
three to elate. Entwine' for. $2, R.
Nfel.ran, Cwferlch; Jus. Shelton, Kin-
eanline: Peter Rutlebre, Hrussele.
1411 Tr.t or parr --Beat three in Uwe,
Mite heats. Four to enter, threr 10
start. General exc.•Ileney, style oaf
nuualneee eenel1ered. Entrance fee ft..
Hoy' ti.ivhl. 7'0vewarr: Geo. meq all,
Auburn; A. Millsou, teieku..w. e
CATTLE
Durham, Purebred -Mitch row, hav-
ing raised .or with. calf in 1918, Arthur
t:ulbert: Jas. Alton: Arthur Culbert.
Heifer calf, six. Dionne% and over, Artie
ur Culbert. Rolf calf, six months aria
over, Stuart Ruhrrtson; Jae. .\It.rt).
Bun tlelf, haler rax month., Jest..4.1tnu,
patted Aapta? Thorouphlreed-Milch
cow, having ral4e.l calf en fele Yvan.
Bailie. 1st and tool. Wafer. 2 year* old,
Wm. Bathe. JAI', under one year,/Win.
Bailie, fat and end.
Hereford. -Heifer, 1 year old, .yatt: A1=
tun, 101 and end..
Grade Cath -Milch row, ilriilking,
liavttlg raised calf in 19111. .1 or Cul-
bert. 1, 2 and 3. 1 year old Her, Jas.
Alton; Ardour Culbert. tete e.� till, un-
« e ye aHeif-
erone err. Ja...Alt n 1 xt�d 2.
r
colt, 'rooter one year, Arthur Colbert :
Jas. Allan.
Joobres-J. W. ys1lkelel, (;otesrMll; W.
A. Wil.'o, lou.know.
epeeist Pelee by iderllee Beal, Dus-
•1000n
Rest female. any I)rr#d, exhibitor only
Allowed one tt ntry: wieners barred from
any (b••r l9•..., .Arthur .,t14Yerl; Jaw.
w Rutty Joll ilp.itrirk.
1,R .1 ram, moat be re-
tattered.
. -
Y
'a r coir. u i. o 1. and d.
tl� • Bret,. 1
K 2J?
aiesrling rltou, Paris Bros.. fat and !net.
Aired ewe, talaifut Iand,s in HMP, Purvis
Bro.., 1.t and 2nd. Sln•arhng ewe, Pur-
se' Bios., 1't and ltd. Ewe fund,, Pur -
vi. Br...., lit ',And trod. ttatr. Iamb,, Pur-
vis Brea., 1451 and ltd.
`oxford
registered,,
Ing lain
Parrish.
1and
mild i
veno. -.Aged ram, must be
.14,n Table. .Aged ewe, rais-
in
alein 1918, John Tabh: John
Shearling ewe, John Tabh,
Ewe Iamb. John •Varrl-tu. 1
Ilam IItnb, John Tab+, 1 ane 2.
Claw 15
Svt'eepelake prize for beat pen of
sh p env breed; pen 1. crtMist of one
m1(1. anti three females, John Tabb.
lilt sheep. any breed Purvis Bro..
w Judge--i.rar Salkeld.
PIG14
Berlshiree-.\grd hoar, Jas.' .ifnn.
Sow littered in 191e, Jos. Alton.
Veekahire-Agell boar, J.,hn Parrish:
Jae. Alton. Sow, having raked t
i
s in
19111. John Farfdl.
1 and 2. Hoar, lit-
tered in 191s. Jas. Alton: John Farrish.
Atom; littered in IIM11, Jas. .Alton; John
Yarrisll.
Tamworth -,Aged hoer, Jae. Alton.
Sew littered in fff11, Jas. Alton. ' -
Judge-ri._.1. tlrrrr. Lueknow.
f'OWL
Brahma, light. 'Jas. Johnston. il and
t. Leghorn. whits, chickens. Jas. John-
ston; ; Jas. - .Alton. -Leghorn. brown,
.414 ken., la.. Alton. Plymouth Rork.
barred, chickens, Jas. Alton; Jas.
Johnston. Ply tlh Hock. buff
chickens. ,has. Johnston. \Iinor•ras-.
black, stricken., Jae. John*un.
.lmtalmtfans, Jas. Jnhv(ten, 1 and 2.
nrpinriton, huff, rhi.•kens, Jas. John-
ston. Leghorn, whit•, old fowl, Jas.
Johnston; Leghorn, brawn, old fowl.
Mrs. Howrie. Plymouth Mork, barred,
old fowl, .fas..JsJrnsten: Manan Heid.
Plynunith Rork, white, oh1 fowl, Ise.
Alton. Mlnorcas, black, old fowl, Jae.
Johnston. Wyandottes, white, old
fowl, Jas..fohnston. V1'yendettes, buff.
old fowl, .las. John*ton. Orptrblta)n,
huff, oh) fowl, Jas. ,Inhn'.ton. Ham -
Mimi, Jas. Juhnttton. AnHalusian, Jas.
lohn.lon. Bantams, Jas. ,lotinston.
Barnyard foss', Mr6. Howrie; Jas. Al-
ton. l:o•roas, Jas. Alton: Rett Trelea-
ven. Pair ducks, Jas. Alton.
indite -Jas. T. [ovens, Lucknew.
GRAIN
1 hnshel fall wheat, white, Jae. Al-
ton. 1 briefest fall wheat, red. Bert Tre-
leaven. 1 btn'I spring wheat, John
Tabh: sant Phillips. 1 bushel 6 -new
barley. Wm. Bailie: Bert Treleaven.
One hushed !-row barley, E. 'Blake, 1
tni.hel oat', white, .1. Alton: W. Bailie.
1 bushel oats, hlaek, J. Alton. 1 bushel
was, entail, Jae. Alion. 1 beetle, Uln-
thy seed. Jae. Alton. t pees beano,
le. peel Rinke, 7 ear...orn, white, Chas.
rn. 6 ears corn. yellow. Rise.
-Rohit. M. %Meter.
BURY
10 Um.
ATI :
Ifts. table
Ittan; R. Beni
parked butter, hi he salted to keep, A.
t:olhcrt: Mr... S.\Kirkpatrick. 10 1h..
fano table M11ler,\:Ja's. Alton.
.Indgs'•-M. J. gentile...et R. McNabb.
Wm in netts, Ml's. Gen. Ry-
Kirkpatrick; A. Culbert.
'ter in prints, Mrs. Geo,
"r:.A. Culbert. Vl) lbw.
DOIIEMTIC N.ANI
Two loaves homemade
Mrs. C. Ih4Atow; Ntr5. M. It
Metes; homemade bread
ACTIJRIN
read, ohne,
ry. Two
wn, Mims
T. C. Dreaney; Mr.. J. K11mitt fek. Fnrlt
cake, Jean Lyons; Airs M. Menary.
Laver cake, It I aim. 1; Ihrstow: Mrw.
'HEAD SALESMAN
SPENT HUNDREDS.
Button Suffered Twenty Years Before
Eroding the Right Medicine.
In speaking of the marvelous way in TORONTO MARKETS.
which Tanlac has retire d him of a long- TORONTO, Oct. 3. -The Foard et
standing case of rheutnatism. B. E. Bur- Trade quotatlotu for yesterday were
ton, head salesman in the who reale fruit
and vegetable department at Lutey as follows:
Wheat (In Starsb
Manitoba Bros., Butte, Mont., living at (i412 South ManNot Including 'fiFort Winsome
Montana street, recently nl said: sc).
' le is aim No. 1 northern. 13.24%.yy astonishing that just a No. 3 northern, 92 7114.
few bottles o Tanlac should fix me up in No. 3 northern. {2.174.
almost rig time, alter 1 had went almostNo 4 wheat. 83.1154.
Manitoba Oats (in $are, Fort William),
every dollar 1 earned in the last twenty No. 3 C.R'., 114sc
years trying to get rel of from that awful No, 3 C.W.. 764e.
rheurllallgrn." Fstra No. 1 food, 76c.
Before corning to Butte Mr. Burton No. 1 feed, 1$tsc. t
lived for ten years in Spokane, Wash., American Corn (Track, Toronto).
No 3 yellow, kiln -dried, nominal.
where he was salesman for the Imperial No. 4 yellow, k1In-dried, nominal.
Trading Company of that city. Ontario Oats (New Cro., Acc.roing L
"I tell you what," he continued. "1 Freights ouu.de).
havegone through all stages of rheums- No. 3 white. T6c to 7e.
3 No. 3 white, T6c to Theo
team, and the agonies l have had to en- Ontario wheat (Basis In store Montreal),
dure simply cannot be desaibed. The No. 2 winter. per car lot, $2.31.
trouble hest came on me about twenty No. i winter, per car lot. 32.37.
yearsago. My shoulders, knees and No, spring wheat. 12.26.
No 3 spring wheat, $7.27.
ankles gave me the most worry and ached Peas (According to Freights Outside).
so at tithes that I hardly had any use for No. 2, nominal.
myself. About three years ago it got so
Barley (Now Crop, According to Freights
Outside J.
bad that J was laid up in bed for six long Malting 1105 to 31 to
months. and when 1 got up again I had to Buckwheat (According to Freights Out-
go about on crutches for three months. olds).
Buckwheat. nominal
Rye (According to Freight■ Outside).
Nw-e. 2. nominal,
Manitoba Fur (Toronto).
ar Quality311.lo65
Ontario Flour (In Bags, Prompt Ship.
msnt).
War quality to;d crop), $10.75 Mont-
real, $10 76 Toronto.
MWl.ed (Car Cots, Delivered, Montreal
Freights, Bags Included).
Bran, per ton. 337 23.
Fborts,• per ton. 842 35.
Hay (Track, Toronto).
No. 1 per ton, 921 to $22.
Mita, per ton. $19 to 820.
Straw (Track Toronto).
Car lots. per ton. 39 to 69.60.
Farmers' Market.
Fall wheat -No. 2. $2.18 per bushoL
No. 2 spring. 82.13 per bushel.
No. 3 goose. $2 09 per bushel.
Barley -Malting, $1.16 to 31.18 per
bushel.
Oats -Old, 93c to 94c per bushel; new,
$lc to {8c per bushel.
Buckwheat -Nominal.
Rye -According to sample. 81.75. '
Hay -Timothy, 822 to 923 per to
Maxed and clover. 619 to $22 pern. ton,
and t111 recently I never did get it out of
my 0>stefe. although 1 have spent hun-
dreds a1 dollars in trying to get straight-
ened out. i went to Hot Springs, .Arkan-
sas, but without result, and then I tried
the mud baths nearer home, but got no
tenet from that treatment either. A
little while ago I felt it coming on pretty
bad again. My appetite left me. nothing
tasted right. I was constipated and suf-
fered from awful headaches every few
days. The pain in my shoulders and
knees was soagoniging that 1 could hardly
sleep and 1 would wake up six or seven
times during the night racked with pain.
Why. at the time 1 started taking Tanlac
I couldn't raise my arms as high as my
.boulders to save my life and was unable
to put on my Coat without somebody
helping me. and my knees were so stiff
and hurt so bad I could hardly walk.
-After reading so much about Tanlac I
decided to try it and I hadn't finished my
first bottle before the stiffness began to
leave my joints, and now I never suffer a
bit of pain or inconvenience. My second
bottle gave me a whackinglbig appetite,
that constipation is relieved and 1 never
have a headache. I sleep like a log all
night, and am lucky 111 wake up in time
for breakfast before going to work.
certainly am glad to endorse Tanlac and
Only hope my experience with this won-
derful medicine will help someone else
WINNiPis1G GRAIN MARKET.
Winnipeg. Oct 7 -There were In-
creased oferinga n( oats and barley to-
day, but the market was alga• and fea-
turelea. Oats closed 2•ac lower for
October and 244c lower for December.
Barley closed 5•tc lower for October and
6%c lower for December. Flax closed
714c lower for October 3%c lower` fog"
November and 344c lower for Dec.l[
bar.
who may be going through what i did." Deoata-r
Tanlac is sold in Goderich by E. R. Decebmber
Wigie. in Seaforth by C. Aberhart, in Rarley-
Wingham by J. Walton McKibbon, in
Hensall by A. M. E. Hemphill. in Blyth
by White City Drug Store, in Wroxeter
by J. N. Allen, in Londesboro' by John
O. Lotndsberry, m Exeter by W S.
Howey, m Brumfield by Peter Bowey, in
wood by Tiernan & Edighoffer. in
Iton by J. W. Orme. m Clinton by
R. Holmen, in Shcppardton by
. Simp.om, in Gorrie by 11. V. Arm-
ong, and in Fordwich by 11. Sansom.
- ADVT.
M. -!Monsey. Ralf -dozen homemade lea INiko Livinsten.: Mies Lyons. Mexican
hiseults, white, Mrs. .1 Lynn..: Mrs. J.odrawn work, Airs. K. Nlrl.rore MIs'
Kilpatrick. Half doyen home• I.lvIngstnne. lady'' fancy apron, Woo
hens, plain. Mrs r,. Dustow; Mrs. el, Lyons: Mee. Howrie. T,e rosy. Mrs
Menti. telt-posiia eill:tmilliorned R. 7dellw0a; Mlip LIvisgstuse. Fancy
•
pin " shior, ' Mrd: R. Mellwaiu; Miss
C. Du ow. Hapdkerrhief •achel Mrs.
R. Mel sin; Mrs. K. McLeod. Wallet(
holder, •4.8rs. !emote; Mrs. R. Mcll-
wain.:. Pillevvt aflame or day slips. MINS
Lyons; Me,. H. Mea:wain. Laundry
hair. Miss' 'Livingstone,: Mrs. Howrie.
Merlin wool wnr•k, Miss Dreaney. Fan-
ry Mein. ams, Miss Livingstone;
Mrs. R. Mcll 'alt. fancy head rest,
Mrs. R Mello
in. \ia8
LtvIawlunr
.
Kitchen apron, Miss Livingstone; Mrs.
H. Mcllwain. mhroidere its Wal -
Mclean, Mrs. H wrier Miss Lyons.
Sheofew embroiderMiss Livingstone;
Nasi.. Lyons. liar e1 neer work, \1r,..
Howrie; Miss l.ivin tone. Nine but-
teenholee, only worked n blas of gnosis,
Miss Livingstone; air 11. Mcllwain4.
Collretiien ladies' work, 0 pieces unl.e,
Miss Livingston; Mrs. K. McLeod; Mru
H. Nlrlhvain.
,budges -Mary Phillips. \Mrs. Thos.
Stothers,
FINE .%RTii
Painting on satin, Mrs. T. C. reaney;
Mrs, Blake. Painting on moles n, Mrs.
H. Melhwain. Painting nn oltin•
d
cloth, Miss NI. Lh•fn tun: Mra, Mc-
liwain. tailleetitfn of oU painting six
purrs only, Miss M. L Irylaton M.
J. S. Hnwrle; Niro. R. Mcllwain, Coll e-
llen of water colors, 6 pieces only. Mr
M. Livingston; Mrs. R. Mellwaln ; Mr
. n .
H ,veer Collection I
, c f
t n o pencil' drawl
Miss N1. Livingston; Miss. H. Mrllwaln
Cutlertion of crayon e:rawings, Mrs. M.
Livingstone. Collection of pen and int
sketehinge Mrs. R. Nfeilw•ain; Mrs.'
Hewrie. Collection of flowers painted
on glalwl, MI" M. Livingston; Mrs. H.
Mrllwaln. C: Ueetion of frill painted
on glass, MIPs M. Livingston: Mrs. R.
Mcllwain. Collection of animals paint-
ed on glass. Mtge M. Livingston: Mrs.
lis Mcllwain. Painting on• china, Jos.
Nlallm."h ; Mrs. .1. S. Howele. Cotten
tion of autumn loaves, Miss T. C. lirean-
ey ; Mrs. K. ;McLeod. Colleetion of cab-
inetware, W'rn. spent.-. Specimen of
penmanship ny boy or girl under 15
year* of age, Chas. Brown: Jacob Reid.
Judges --Mrs. Steadman, Mrs. MsNahh.
Too much of the time of Canadian
workmen is being purchased by us to
make things that are for show and pleas-
ure. Too great a quantity of material
that our soldiers could effectively use
against the foe goes into the making of
superfluous things for us, whom they are
to valiantly defending.
The man who saves for his country
helps himself.
10 CENT "CASCARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache. Constipation,
Biliousness, flour Stomach, Bad
Breath -Candy Cathartic.
Igoodds how bad your liver, stnmaoh
or bowels; how much your head ached,
Drew miaerahle you are from committee -
tion, indigestion, bilinusnssa and slug-
gish bowels -you always got. relic.( with
Olasaareta. They immediately (dooms
stead regulate the stomanh, remove thn
sour, fermenting fond and foul gapes;
take the creeks bile from the liver and
earry off the eenatipated wase matter
and pelson from the Intestines and
bowela A 10-eent hoz from your drug-
gist w411 keep your liver and bowela
clean; atoroaelt sweet and fwd clear Inc
months. They work while you sleep.
Open. Close
82 11
7851 76%
October J.83 .99
Decen.ber - 1 41454 1.0051
Fla x -
October 1.43 3.63
November 5 83 3.834`
December .3.46 3.4454
Cash prices: tats -No2 C.W., 811%c:
No. 3 C.W., 78e; extra No. 1 feed. 78c;
No. 1 feed. 70',,c: No. 2 feed, 7$4ic.
Barley -,\n. 3 C. W.. 99e; No. 4 C. W,.
94c; rejected am] feed. 90e.
Flax -No. 1 N W C.. 81.47.
CATTLE MARKETS
UNiON STOCK YARDS.
TORONTO. -t et. 7. -e -Whether ow-
ing to peace rumors, or the beavy lo-
cal Ontario and western receipts the
tattle trade on the Union Live Stock
Exchange yesterday was very unset-
tled, accompanied In nearly all classes
by a sharp decline. The receipts were
in the neighborhood of 5,000 • head
and added to these the local packing
houses on Friday and Saturday re-
ceived heavy western consignments.
Yesterday's receipts were made ,up
largely of ordinary cattle, and steers,
with weight, fat and quality, sold
probably 25c to 40c lower; heavy
stockers and feeders, 50c lower; and
other grades of cattle might Ste quot-
ed 50c to 75c lower.
The run of sheep and lambs was
2620, choice lambs selling at from
16'4c to 17%Ac; light sheep, 1234 to
14c; heavysheep bucks, fat eep and bu s, lOc
12c, with trade none too good at
these prices.
Choice calves, 16%c to 1714e; me-
dium calves, 11% to 15c; grassers
,and common calves, 7 to to 10e. The
run 448. .•
The run of hogs baa 1333, and the
price 19 lee fed and watered, with the
packers quoting 18esc or 50c lower
for to -day.
'$AMT BUFFALO LiVE flOCK.
• t Buffalo Oct. 7.-Cattl.-R.-
cal to, 5040. flood, active; common•
s;o prime steers, $17.50 to 118: shipping
steeriiiiii,,,,,, $16.50 to $17; butchers, 113 to $16;
yearllsas. 713 to 916.30; heifers, 110.50 to
713.50: cows. $4 to 712; bulls, $7 to 711.50;
stockers, and feeders, 97 to $10.50; freab
cows ani( springers, $4 to 7145.
Calves -,,Receipts, 1730. 8tltady; $7 to
j1Hogs-Regelpts. 14.400: 60o lower;
heavy, mixed and yorkers, $18.75; tight
yorkers, 118.5 to 116.50; pigs. $14.23;
roughs. $16 10,516.23; ■taim. $13 to 714.
Sheep and iambs-kacelpts, 7500.
iambs 25c higher; sheep, steady; lambs
$10 to 716.50; yea lines. $7 to 113; with
srs. $11 to 111.60• wee, $4 to fib; .mixed
steep, $10.80 to $1
CHICAGO VE STOCK.
Chicago, Oct, 7.-H ger-Receipts, 29,-
000; market closed d II,' mwule
y a to
rbc lower; 'early top, 19,25; few lou
above $17; butchers, $13.. (0 $19; lights,
813.10 to $11.76; packing, 17.75 to 716.50;
rough. 717.33 to $17.75; las, good to
choice, $16 to 717,
Cattle-Recelpts, 19,000: tee steers
steady to tower; westerns stteead),; but-
cher stock Mostly steady; caiv 25c low-
er, Beef cattle: Good, choice a d prima,
515,25 to 7110; common and medium, 110
to $16 25, Butcher stock: Cows and holl-
ers. 57.35 to 313.76: canners and cutters,
$6,50 to $7.60. Stockers and feeders; Good,
choice and fancy. 710.75 to 813.75• ,in-
ferior, common and medium, 17,78 W
$10.16
Vial calves -flood and choice, 717 ba
$18 30,
Another Hospital Romped.
PARiS. Ort. 8.- Many French sol-
diers were killed or injured when a
German airplane honebarded a hos-
pital at Chalons on the night of Oet.
1-2 At the time of the raid German
prisoners were being sheltered in the
cellars of the hospitals.
Writing to Deputy Margalne, of
the Department of the Marne, Pre-
mier Clemenceau declares that the
bombardment of the hospital Is an
episode "In the long suecea.lon of
German crimes which will be taken
Into account at the anal settlement."
There are now 1,480 U. 9. soldiers
priRonera of war In Germany, Rays
an announcement from the once of
the adjutant -general.
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON, ONTARIO
"If a man empties his purse into his head
no man can take it from him
An investment in knowledge al-
ways pays the best interest:'
---Benjamin Franklin
Young man, young woman --you are the architect
of your own fortune. Your success or failure in life
depends altogether upon yourself. If you would be
successful you must LEARN TO DO.
Genius is fifty per cent. TRAINING anti fifty per cent.
WORK. As you carve out your future you will slake a most
serious mistake if you fail to provide a strong, secure founda-
tion in the way of practical husiness education.
"It is only the trained, qualified Iran who makes his life tell."
The time to lay the proper foundation is NOW and this is
the school.
Business
Secretarial
COURSES :
Stenographic
Civil Service
For further particulars write to
B. F. WARD, B.A., M. Accts., Principal
M. A. STONE, Com. Specialist, Vice -Principal
Shwiests may eater at asy time. Phone 20>
Best Cartoon Gets 11150 Bond.
In connection alth the coming Victory
Loan campaign. the Dominion Press
News and Feature Committee announces a
cartoon contest. Artists are invited to
submit sketches suitable for a two -column
engraving. which will be judged on their
merits as publicity calculated to assist in
the selling of Victory bonds. The com-
mittee offers a SOO bond of the new issue
for the best cartoon. A number of car- I
toms will also be awarded special men- ,.
tion. The sketches submitted are to become
the property of the committee and a nom -
Mel fee will be paid for any that are used
in the campaign.
Mr. C. F. Crandall, managing editor of
The Montreal Star, and the editor of Vic-
tory Loan National Press News and Fea-
ture Service will be the judges.
The contest will clove on October 1:,th.
and awards will be announced a few days
later.
RED CROSS NOTES. ,
The Society thankfully acknowledges
the following contributions of socks: Mrs.
Reynolds, 43 pairs; A Friend. 19 parrs;
Mrs. W. L Horton. x pairs; Mrs. J.
Lynn. Mrs. Gordon, Mrs Horton, sr ,
Mrs.. Bishop. Shirr
ay. h p, M1ss Shu ay, 7 pours
each. Mrs. Platt, Miss Montgomery, 6
pans eache Mrs, Bullard Ars. C. Lee. '
Mss LgTouzel. Airs. lohn Sturdy, Mrs.
McKim. 5 pairs each; Mrs.' B Saults, 1
Miss Tiffin. Airs. Morrish, Mrs. Woods.
Mrs. J. Clark, Mrs. Burkholder. Mrs..
Ed. Farr. 4 pairs each; Mrs. Dumin.
Mrs. Lee, sr.. \urs. Foster, Mrs.
R. H. Cott, Mrs. f)rinkwater, Mrs. Wei-
ler, 3 pairs each; Mrs. Ball. Mrs. Gold-'
thorpe, Miss S. Dark, Miss S. Cunning.;
ham, Mrs. Parnham, •Mrs G. Cameron,
Mrs. McKinnon, Mrs. H. Carter, Miss S. ;
Clark, Mrs. D. K. Does, Mrs. Felker,
Mrs. Howell, Miss G. Saults. Miss Far-
row, Miss Helen Cooke. Mies Jean
Cooke. Miss M. Dark, Mrs. R. J. Ache-
son. inn Mrs. Wm. Young.Mise Scrimgeour,
Mrs. J. Griffin, Mrs. Hill, Miss L Fergu-
son, 2 pairs each; Miss Ball, Aiisa Olive
Goldthorpe. Mrs. H. J. A.MacEwan,
Mrs. F. EItiott. Mrs. A. Davidson, Mrs.
R. Clark, Mrs. John Cl.isholm, Miss
Parnham. Mrs. J. P. Brown. Mrs. J. A1c-
Math, Mrs. Swaffield, Mrs. Carrie, Miss
Driver, Miss Taggart. Mrs. Leitch. Mrs.
O. Sturdy, Mrs. ( 1)r. l Clark. Mrs. S.
Armstrongg..•.Miss J. Foster, Mrs. J. M.
Stewart. &Wise G. Porter. Mrs. Long,
Mrs. 13. Newland (Chicago,. Mrs. Mack-
lin, Mrs. H. Morris. Mist C. Dark. Mrs.
Rhynes, Miss Robinson. I pair each.
w ♦ e
Yarn department at Dr. Gallmr's of The Singer Store
fires, North street, Tuesday's and Satur- t
days, 2 to 5 D. M. �� 1
Massey -Harris
Shop
- FOR
BINDERS, MOWERS AND
• CULTIVATORS.
DELCO-LIGHT PLANTS.
$UCKEVE INCUBATORS.
GRAY AND McLAUGHLIN
CARRIAGES.
GAS ENGINES.
WIRE FENCE.
OLD HOMESTEAD
FERTILIZER.
Robert Wilson
Hamilton St. Goderich
For Good Reliable Shoe
Repairs, try
Smith 8i Ring
30 East Street. Qppotne Koos Church
are Us a Trial
Tour Labor Counts -every move
of work you do hellsn some moldier who
is fighting over there' The war re bring
fought as truly in the household and in
the work -shop as it is in the trenches.
Some of our Canadian women are
borne down physically and mentally,
by the wesenesseslof their se.. They
suffer fmm backache, dragging sensa-
tion, very nervous and pain in top of head.
1f they ask their neighbors they will he told
to tape a Fnsvtnle I'rrwcnption of i)r.
Pierre's which hae been we well and favor-
ably known for the past half century.
Weal; women should try it now. Don't
Wait) Begin today. This woman's tonic
and nervme will hong vim, vigor and i
vitality. Send 1)r. V. M. Nieree, Buffalo,
N. Y., 10c for trial pkg., IabiPtm.
Pori,. rho -"Abort
three year ago 1 was i11
in bed end suffered
pain lb,
dnetnr said 1 heel gall
atone.. but 4.s mewl►
eine did not help me A
neighbor 4.d been rak-
ing Fevnr,t. Presents -
twin' and .t had hem-
ono
her an moot. that
.4. urged me to try
•� M,T* of hen. and that
hest dome h-tp el me w
•Jt, wurh .list I sent at need,,
tit, �' In. aAnt, le Iwo very
mneh mrpriard t the
prnmpt n(e.l t h,. mod. -
OM gave to me altar the Aortnr hart luded. and 1
*vs mem had such a moil sinew, tout .bon•e'n 1
Nal the least bit rva.tnwn or in need of • tone 1
Mk. nus Pavers. Primeriptionague for a Ire
day.. It has novo, failed to ninon ors to perleet
hseltb."-Ye. att.ah.A•erewm. P. 0. sea 732.
Come and see our line of
FANCY GOODS.
Embroidered and stamped
centres, scarfs and.
cushions.
Trimmed bath towel. crochet
yokes, fancy hags and hand-
kerchiefs. Stamped lunch
cloths, centres, mats and
towels, pure linen.
New shipment of ladies'
and children's winter under-
wear. '
MISS S. NOBLE
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