HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-08-13, Page 2What happened' was that - Mr. Wall -
berg turned. ov et. to•
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earpwninr
Oeveta.rief, 0111
cranes at $5,200 . each, Mr. Wallberg
seta the freight was $850 anti estim-
to 'build the tanks for $4,300 each, if
given four and aehalf months kr deli-
monthi
444.41V4tiiittot of lad
Willberg',.e. were not completed for
more than a year and a half atter the
ated cost Of erection at
• date of the Faiebankts tender, (page
' $500, bring- , . could, get
itlg it . to $27,92)Ali the committee
360. The entereolonial from mi. waeherg the way of eee
off Of 4,550 ,
'pea him $31;poo, making a snug rake- planation 'was that he could .npt'e
$. • • . •
member: what 'meant :by his ;OWeet
're -
Mete seems 'to. be no Pao:tattier:roe,-
buy
MrditYee:,tt.ile.flOniVe.rttihn:leelletleVie014Unlid enon!. tender7..A: 55 Pereta.
. .
Rake 011
, . . co ,
cern but the ,twentieth I •
Canada is the •Middleman's beutury. • Number four deal was the uutchase
er pits for 'Truro and for Chaudiere.
of . fourteen Steel gliders for *tbe'cind-.
It might..be further explained.' that
the pall for •tenders mentioned 'only
Chief Engineer made a. • otivate
one crane, and ' all the Otherti • but The
, one. His contract witle.Wallberg for this mate
Wallberg's were for Only
erial 41 dente a pound, eneminting
wes for five, and five were bought,
The Deputy minister says 'that . the to $1,414.80; Mr. Wallberg immediat-
ely turned the order over to the tea:
tobtehrocreiltnneowoaiollg afbooLtuhteitrte ffIefrtitomeshilidow,
cothotive and e• Machine Company Of
for itNo doubt the wonld be
Montreal, . Which supplied :the good;
. •
her for the single one,: • • , sand eharged. Wallberg$911.70,
' na-a-iret' =pee of $503.04; or eome-
. .
• The Heating Jab; :thing Over 55 per 'opt. (Page 98%,.
lhoncontract ,6.4a /or fen Ae ethe: 'Government lie buying'
loco-
system,e'.seocfhdeating
the Moncton
motives and. other Watt regeherly
car
tent. from • thie .and other mills, there- was
shops.' Specifications Yid • been, .
reason why it should not buy sir-.
out and Mr. Waliberg put in
a tender dile% dietat and save this extreotdin-
for $5,765. This was t the leth of
rake -of! The ;reason given by
November, 1005. The neXt day Shel- ,arr
Chief larigineek Mackenzie was that In
doh A. Sheldon of Galt, Ontario, pitt
for t.l)e autumn of 1806. all the shops wero
•
in tender tin the same language.
theseine thing at $4,300The Rua- eo welled thate he could not get the
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order filled, therstote he. had toapplyal° Forge Company of Montreal...offer-
to Wallberg. The public can judge fog
ed to de The same work at '0,700:
On the 15th of NoveMber, two days themselves why, a Department which
olsoupliteyoniogt gmoilloionneeof, tthoomrolttoinliteliallos
atter hip tenaer, Mr. Wallberg Wrothitse
again, explaining more fulty that
:offer wasfor a SturteVanti apparatus, order whieh '.Wallberg could vvithout
and .that he would buitd a snialler any, trouble apparently
plant for $5,900-, November 18tli the There are 'many more such drills as
Gonernnient accepted Wallberg'S tend- the few we have here mentiohed.
Thatoptors Arc Sk4
with tit* grip. edge*, term $40scatlizas
nonxiliii, Mos/ might b. lett It thy
PalY 0.4410 MOVIIW airai,, the rail*
blood miner eeei healtreetivelaither meal.
oleo It la e wondered preveredve
as curie rasp It he loot bees* and take Ite
nglisictidaimmLer:6";14-
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Witreeal
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mond ad
4,4
rh-Lzrotbandlisorrolets.,k
..thiaritzu.1*
tiftvw
*Ws 601010,01* eir.rfwburii,
100 Pomo One POW. PM*** eukf V/ •
4:14.#404Coeleeerept aeleell. S. A.
. Several towns •in Saskatchewan are
got/ling telephone service at .$2, per
An, with, — . • .
Pount ZepPellheirshipWAD $..trOdc •
by ',lightning atter it had doc,eaded.
war Stuttgart and was complote4 de+
stroked: •
t. • •
FATAL BLOOD POISONING.
Frequently, tellowsi the use of, chee.p
corn salves and, plasters. The 'safest
is the best and :that's '"Put,nam'st"
which nes a recordof fitty 'years sue;,.
ease. Refuse subititutes for Put-
nam's !which, costs,. Mic- in every drug
stetre. '
STA-ZON
EYEGLASS
s TANS ON
Combines e
Once and coin,
foit. and is (Meld-
edly the most de.
sirable style of
eyeglass ever de- '
vised:
We , know they
will giro satisfac-
tion. c n
adapt t e m -
almost any shap-
ed nose,
J.GRIGG
JEWELER ARO OPTIMA
ISSUER'OFMARRIAGE LICENSES
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Mann Now
August lath,
01
The Most Deadly
' our.
Paris Green
Is the strong-
est and Pur-
est, ARIS
OR EN made.
There's;
thing better
or we would
hertre
1 101.111.....1.1.101111.11.00 •.
•
Wo s: HOLMES I
Marteg
-altELL(BILITY IEXPE1UENiE.
THE POPULAR WAY TO,t
MANITOBA, SASKATCHEe
WAN AND ALBERTA IS VIn
CHICAGO .iuip ST. PACLe
—Reduced 2nd -class faeaaY .
now in effect. •
ALL PRINCIPAL TOURIST ttEe
SORTS INCLUDING
Muskoka, Temagami, Lake of Batts,
Magaanawan River, Kawaetha
. Lakes, Georgian Bay, Etc., ere
reached by Grand Trunk, ; •
,Summer Tourisk rates in „effect. Full.
Information from any Gxand Trunk:
Agent.
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VOTERS' LIST, 1908.—MUNICIP-
eaelity of the Village •of Bayncla.—
NRiee is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivert� the per-
sons mentioned in sections 8 and •9
of the Ontario Voter's Lists Act,
the copies required by said sections
to be so. transmittea ,or delivered of
thelist made,. pursuant ,to saidtAct
of all persons ;appearing by the last
revised Assessment Roll df the sald
Municipality at elections for monikers
of the Legislative 'Assembly and. at
Municipal Elections; and. that the
said list was first nested ab nee
oftco in ,Bayfield on the 181 day of
July, 1908, and remains *re for
inspection. Electors are called upon
to examine the said list, and .irany
omissions or any other errors aro
found therein, to take iirimediate
pr ceedingseto bare.the said errors
,
10470V1".'
•01 tday o a , eee t't:
Erwin, Clerk .of Bayfield.
SEED CORN.
WE HAVE ON HAND A.
LARGE QUANTITY OF SFelt
CORN. IT IS A 1 IN 9,UX4ITY
AND THE PRICES 1tE RIGHT.
WHEN YOU NEED' FLOUR OR
FEED PLACE YOUR ORDER
WITH US. IT WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT AND CAREFUL AT,
TENTION.
,
Order You.r
Coa,1 Now
Place your .order ler your.
supply of coal with the under-
signed and thus secure.the lowe
est price and pronipt delivery.:
Office opposite Grand Trunk
Passenger station. , Telephone
• ,
connection..
3. Hamitton,
COAL
ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUP-
• PLY NOW. THE BEST .
THE MARKET, $7 latift TON,
BUT IF ORDERED AND PAID
POR BEFORE MAY 310, A DIS-
COUNT OF 40 CENTS A TON
'WILL ft ALLOWED; ,
Orderleft at.Davis &Rowland's
will be prMitptly itteaded to.,
W, J Sttivenson
DR. GVENS, simagbm. oot/LigT,
Specialist, will be at Holmes' D.Xitg
Store, Cliiittni, May 28, %filly 2.tend
30. Glasees premed), fitted. Disettee
es of the eye, ear, nbse and throat
treated.
THE NEWS -RECORD WILL "
BE SENT TO ANY AD.
DRESS /1•1 CANADA. TO THE
END OP 1 0 0 8 AND THE
..WEEttriY hiArtr AND Eriff-
PmE Ott ONE. YEAR POR.
BOTH Fon, I&
tENTS.
RESIGN FRO* THE WOPXY oLva
Libe ie a EWA, hut we can't get. all
there togither. Ie oonsequence,
worry—,Can't help 11, because nerve!,
ere ;vitality in burned UP end
there's no staying power left., Cut
oat the worry part,eent build up. Let
Ferrozone telp you. It's: a moot
ateetigthening nuteittve tonic, Pine
.bleiod with iron, suppliee building
Materiel to wora out 'organs, prier-
etee the etirt et vitelity the,t 'Makes
yon want to de things. No Mndle1110
Inerd helpful tor men, women, and
cbildren who ue,ed stzength and' stay.
ing power. Try Ferraeone, 00e per
•bee at all tdaers.
A firebug Was yea htt al; MOneton,
'New Brunewick.
VOTORS' t LIS'r tefte-111111tittlIP.,
ality, of the Town of ClintoneeNa.
tlea is hereby given thee. I bete
transmitted or delivered to the. Per-
sons Mentioned in sectionS 8 vett 9
of the Ontario Voters' 141.its Act,
the copes reauired .by tent section,'
to he so transmitted or delivered ot.
Ii e list made, pursuant to said Aet,
of all persons appeating by the last
reitiaed Aos•Osemeat Nen of the seid,
Municipality at elections for members,
of the Legislative Aesenbla and et
IVfunietpel Eleetions t and that the
said list was first posted .up at my
°Moe in Clinton on Monday, the 3rtt
day .of ,August, 1908; and mastitis
• there for inspection. Electors arc
called upon. to examine the said lisk
and if any omissionn. or other errore
eve found therein, to take immediate
-proceedings to have the said errors
coreected ' accordieg to lave,—Dated
this 3r4 day of August, 1908.—D,
L. Macpherson, town Clerk. e
'NEW MEAT MART.—HAVING PUrt-
chasea the • butchering business cee,
,ried on for softie. time by the
Colcloneh J3 c o s.., we rcpectfi11
solicittit Share of the patronage 4,
the public whioh we hope to Marie
by keeping the lteet of meats and
at reasonable prices. Give tia
.041. Our shop is next to The News-
•Reoord Office.—Telt: te, itert. MurPbY
CEMENT ' FOR •SALE AlVf
Agent for Clinton an -district for
the, National" Portland 'Cement Co.,
makers Of the best cement in the
market. This is the Only cement
used by the corporation ,ef Clinton
in the e.onstruction of eidewalks,:.etee.
T, R. -Walker ' 21
I HAVE THE SAMPSON )3RAND
of Cement for sale, in large and
small quantities: There is, nobet-
ter:make of cement On ehe mertce(
Office' opposite G. T. Ict. passenger
- station. Telephone. 'connection, Or
orders May be left at Ilarlana Bros.
hardware .store: .it • more cenvenient.
JAMES HAMILTON, CLINTON.
ri.i.spiormowaRer.ermoaano.te.r.1
, .
PLANO, AND ORGAN'TIISANG' AND;
' Repairing.—The undeisigned te•
prepared to .do . all Iiindse piano
and Organ tuning' and repairing„ and
being i man of practical experience
is able to. guarantee 1..atisfaction.
Orders may, . be lett at W. S. R
Holmes' drug store —Ed How
• ard, Olintort.
Oentral.::Business 'College
Toronto
THE 'LARGEST AND. REST
EQUIPPED SCHOOL OF ITS
KIND. INVITES yOu
WRITE FOR ITS NEW CAT,. •
ALOG•UE. ; • FALL TERM
FROM SEPT, 1st. ADDRESS
W H haw, PreSident, or R
• 'Shaw, crotry—
Yongege and Gettard Sts., Toronte.-
CEt1TRAL
STRATFORD.. ONT.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT .1ST. '
The sooner you complete ,a course
in this: sOhool tfhe Seoner 'you may,.
• eeteeet to hold a position of. trek.
Oar courses are ehpreugh. and wee:.
ticel. ttim students always suc-
ceed. We assiet .graduatee t� OS-
'itions.. We have throe deppet-
meneSeeCommerciale Sharithand and
Tetegrapale,, We employ woolen-.
cod inatetictors. Catalogue free.
• .
Elliott 6; Meloahla0 ,
PRINCIPALS
.FALL TERM OPENS SEPT, 1ST.
• Those Whe know best,the • merits
at ulhiS School are its stiunthest
:.;,stimothers,
EZUOTT
TORONTO. ONT.
This, eollege stentis First in POP- ,
ulatity, Thorougheets and Gentiiiie,
Merit. Go whew You will, you
will find' our graduates Pushing to
the front. Their stmerior training
enables thent to get and held first
'clasg positiora. College opdh. 'all
MIAOW. Enter ably tante. Write
for etttalogue,
,W J. ELL/OTT, Principal.
Verner Yenge arid_ Wie4atider 'Streets,
rroim The News-RecUrci of
August 14th, 1889.
Clinton, Aegueli i4tn, 1889.
"
M. and Mrs. John Cox Of Chicago
visited friends 'in Cliaton one day
last week.
Mr. ead Mu, Hooter Cooper hale)
eeturned from Chicago owing ;to the
illness, while there of t)eie
chit& It ie gratifying •to be able to
state that the little one bee so far
reeovered as to be considered out of
danger now,
Needful Recreation. --Rev., Rural
Dean Craig was presented the other
day by a kw friends with A 'purse of
ews
rhinglia4006
Mr. R. E., Manning bas been Wider. '
ing in Cliziton. ;
Itea. Simon Pentland, witt and
family havo beta visiting friends in
thii vicinity.
Our 'civic holiday passed oft :eery
00'4. '
The Women's Missionary Society
of 'this ; place paid a visit to the
Society branch at Crewe Prt Tuesday
afternoon of last week and eepozt• an
enjoyable time.
Quarterly services' were eonthicited jn
th,e tifethodiett ehureh on :3unday het
Pastor Smith had charge of the sere
vie,e. The evening seevice wile with-
drawn.
The shop fortnerte occupied by Mr.
MOle is now °coupled by a Pllotogre-
pher. •
ate'
$65 and injunctione eo take a umen Belgrave
iceded holiday', ''' ' : '
tireill %Is° uliftilale4caliiP.144. s'W r1.,.0 ll'!"t' 'l able •
Aro. PreOard of Wyoming has beim
.• ..
. Mrs, Rivera is recovering !rein an
Miss Charlotte Oeoper, her many attack, of meestec
eseeup°Itir ottil°weeKks", wilt?), :frilaidlia inlialdia7. 4beegluie6vitsitaitngthMe'ilissatTs::flal.li.cl'ay,
---- spend - Mies' Met Young of• Atiburti has
mated cceinty. .tte :ie.. Master Russel Wray of. Underwood
Peter Cook, of the township ',re NU" Brandon. •
' NUR. David Cook, town, am., ,,,,..4•• has eecn eietteng.. his aunt, met ee te.
. •
iting friends :at Dungannon.Mrs t vie, .c. .preeter entertained ; her
Miss ' Webitet Of • Lucloiow ' pissed. soad4y
h
*rough Olinthri to Stanley on radar day lase swceeot elass t6 lunch . one
loaistoste,Tivh•ers,,la„ Jdaymies oRntiaa. v_isit to
' her 1.' Mir Wray has been spending a ceiv,
pie of • weeks with friends at Dobbing-
. Me, 'S, 'Davis has converted . his tee and Iches,elie , •
Allot,' fence into a counterfeite present- , • "
Mt, Robert Brew of Drayton has
meat of natiire. T.he russet brown teen visiting. at the home of Mr. ,Aied
base, and ;g1.1.1en rods springing from. Nies, J, A. Braadoe.. ' , , •
it beteg quite Apeopoe. .
mr, Jain.4: Ste* ...who le 4es:weaved ,I, Mr. and Mrs," Man. TiFeler enjoyed
the refreshing.. breezes. of Georgian
With ielApple, Bing,' D. Oanteton en Bay tecently..
mbf ruPayini c't inngLe 4' °'',t;PuPbrithec hsria' s' C9Nve Islu. s
'.11, tiVilYn; t.1v6NS116ttiree6i)Itthr ee°PyPatla:Vtle.j.:1:Prhe.e':eti4nr11:e.mrsr. spending.4ee°61. intair7( Jell; ii.n.areaty'Aild. ,rwiaaintnel;
an .excelknt crop the and we are other relatives
eold that one •• farther has an orchard
Bel -
from which he .will aen 310eet-' ba:Frle ,eerrailve°,1n. tavshiice.°1rObeedtitii'g 11.1);yin. ew4iYth .0,X. hay -
of apples 'this.. year.,.'• • .
kader, was thrown from the load,
Corner.Stone.---The. , • Corner stone
. •• , •, breaking his arm. The accident totik
01 the . .. P Ps was ' sn• place ' at . Me, -*Frank Little's ,fatrn in
Monday 'evening.'" Enclosed.: within, the
11. )1 tt. le' . •
stone was a. doeument on whieh i was - - ,
inscribed the names) of the resident
ministers of ell the churches, inttoetn,
was in London l
of • health,. of the ' ' trusties -cif ;the 'Col- . miss...A, "merle .f a.t
Witit.ecl),,utch.
Of the Municipal cOuneil„ et *boar()
le iate In„stitu, te and the Model Sch oliel 97..ea. (4;atthteetiodintigatlioyes,celebretion in heat:
of thdth
e: irecra of the 'Mecham In . . .
Stititte' eeeeee te of keel --iieWsPaimrs' Mr. S. 1V1c1..ean. of Litclinow shiPPed
and d. populationtheir'ropi.aloCatozssesso
,st at: vi satgee, . ,07ichurCh last week
f
. ; • :77.
four • carloads of ;cattle from Witttee
t
lttlihre... ..bi9uwildniitgi.jacirnisin6letietire thine:1i. abreerhsit: euelef,'' ir':iUsitr;da'nfdrilvte:1"Xtiiv76eduIlPhot .1-1.76. wvieellir
builders andAnspectors of the" new: me e 7 :,Holm , ', 1 was .11.wsll
• t
Structure. • :. .:,,s ' .. " . ' ' niVeninenia., is "able., to be up again..
"Mr: 'John Lowere, .who has taught et m ,and . m .Qotll- . e, i , ere
school: her . a couple of years, in , Huta 'and krn.• Kew of Whiehani have . been
et, leaves this week to attend • thee,ealepine tee a couple of iypetia,, a.t..Kia-
Normal. Scheel • in Toronto.' The • , .
oardine
Rtheoco:a.dmotviolshoereietdliedeg'rycoeunogf. eoeonootisesmaiinii.th./1„seei,.,flaie,, preach*, •,11 'he mot•ho_
Kenneth Beaton, formerly of
'cornileting 'his studies - that hem at- 1 , 0.,ehurch, a Sunday evening wept
tended hie . own • efforts in directing ,
le.' and Presided ,at the Meeting of the
the Y0411gcr''4dea.. 'Ili . the Piebtait ,r°41. Epworth' League on -1?11e. Tuesday even-
.
to leere,,ing-tet: ' '. _. . • • • ". ' 'ing following: • .
tell:: ae.gai01.1•.:•Ranc,_e;.',wno±..not: long a:7
er, tseems to be getting 'about 'all
returned. from Manitoba, 111 with lev-I'
SeafOrth. -
-Mayor ,Whitehead ' hold --reeeptiOne 'in- 'Xt. -G.-.R. Keys, .C..0: F..oreenieer,
the, town hall several days last. Week concluded his Work here . for the Pres-
et Which donations weie received by enteleat week and: prior to his leaeine
fiiiii for deposit in the . towe ereasery. ta supper in his 'honor was given by
. the bWthern. • ..
— . • ltireene E. Southgate Dive a weep-
Goderich T'p., •August 14the.e889.' lion one afternoon lest week in Wiwi::
of her guest,: Miss Grelpry of •( elle
.. Mr. Geoega W, Sturdy will have an ingvvood. . • • - • ' ' •
excellent crop this year ;, some of his; Ur. FoXe.maraiger of :hebent: • of
acre. -•
ield fort buehels to •the Comineece, . Rattleford,, seeke is . the
. • gueeteof Mr, an ..,, rs. .. .. ....,
. The' Macdougallbrothers. of Porter's -. .
Miss Minnie 3,ItKay •es spending . a
gm took thirty -Seven :full loads ' of 'kw ',Weeks withher brother, 'Mr. ;W.
tall . wheat off a ten acre . field, This' is).0. 'MaKaY; . barrister, ' Teronto. •
that largest quantity taken :off 'the'. 1Vir. and Mrs, J.-a...Reir
Red r.tok l
sae area of 'ground by them, during tee ota,.14,y.at eauntoe. n ,tee doe east
all the years -of their farming .in elle week. . . , - . - . •
t.OwnShip, It is., of the variety' known I miss 1W.. Haiti:1,s via., t'.ng friends
as the deinocre,t, and - is said to, he Berlin, and Gem,
less liable to be .affected ny.rust.than.
1 sNit. L. 'L. Mentul ieft beet week on,
other 'Wilde:. "..-Onr intormaet would an admitted trin through • .. Western
net .say lhow Inany bushels tO the. aenedee , . . . •
acre, because - a ' portion' of it • had
lodged •and was " not so • heavy ,in .. the' • .0 . . '-' " -
sheaf- as othert portions thatedid not, The newly -formed . Turkish itlinistry'
From what we en.nld gle2'h tliP . yield has resighed. • '
biTip?hhetishtees•eltie•:ade°relv.11 • a''cl:e till:14 ot6h:rt.tliZatIti:pelliatql1Idirss titian. con4tu" . .an'...4
' • . • The Yaqui Indiaris have killed thir't
.. , . , • 6
s Ga he d
Record Readers
NTIVICTORS WHO ARE FAVOR
WITH THE OTTAWA g
MENT ARE MAKING "EASY MON
EY" AT THE COUNTRY EX-
PENSE
1 Ottawa, •Aiigust '5th. er at, his original 'price, apparently
without enquiring what the other eine
A good deal 01 thee le the • Plibile .tractora proposed to furnish, Mr.
0Aoecooptreats'w.Cietrmthitete‘teialoassatetsieosnsisonottivtashn ,I,'''wtawilliaeirgn'esvexplit;toztaioadilnip,ado4olffuptotabcss:
Government with E" A Wallberg" '; a eause the shops were burned, but was
seat to Plarlottctown and placed In
the erecting shop there.
Water Tenks.
The third :deal was a contract for
water tanks: Mr. Wallberg built a
•aozen or so ef these, tut the partied-.
ex inquiry tapered to those t tivt.
iere du Loup anti,Trurd, Mr. Wall -
berg's totter evao,ftor. $4,47'0 ;each ter
tanks ornado frOne:etoelt ltuaber,1' and
toe 0,970 each " in case I „can pro-
cure sawn and dly-Juniber." The on
tract was awarded to ;him,. the Dot.
Mr. Wallberg wane to Oeuada some
partment considering the 'matter.
years ago as the agent for Crete('
ought to he hurtled., and his largeet
States, manufacturing fienes and has .price was accepted. One Would think
become naturalized 'while carrzinK. on
there was time to dry the lumber, :for
tiansactione With the dovernmene.
the tender was :made On the 5th of
The Thrbset Ldeocalo7ttgetievoemeCrba:iteosiac. flu; pAitig,.Nuosvt,,ern1139e0rlli
5,., and Mr, Etinneestat te-
em/needed the acceptance on the 8,th
January he asked
donimittee was, a contradt. Mr.... five ,i-oe an extension, of tune' till. July,
locomotive crane& for hoisting •coelaist, 1906, because. "it is impossible
This contract was at $6,380e for each to ea*: and•tite'etia of this materia}
crane; .delivered At Levis, duty fix.e. ins 'the winter; and consequeetly, some
There were other tenders, one lower time must be taken lot drying th
than wailherg,s, ha . the .Deputy mar •
spring." The centreca, was net final-.
Weir stated that the Wallberg crane
had A bucket attached, and was ly signed until the isC of February,
1906, and, the work 'seems to have been
the best value for the money offered ' Completed in May, 1907. One expectia
and 'would .be delivered more Tacitly. that. Wallberg would be paid $3,070'
So Wallberg got the contract • for each tank, the price for which he
One Point made by the Department
Was that eilivertt Would be taitliedisee offered- to, do it in case he could pro-
• cure, saw and dry lumber; This is
as the contraet was 'given in May and. exactly whit he swore that he did
the coal was •to be handled early. 'in (page But he was Paid: the lax-
Jpne. As a Matter . of fact the .firs•t gest ptrieee or " $1,000mere than.. his.
• and' the other two installed some timil,
itahireecr.'cran.es. w.w..f.e installed- August
'dian Fairbanke 'concern had • offeeed
lowest tender called for. The .Ceeee
tonteactor who figures extensively in
the Aiuliter-GenerePS repert. ;Mr.
Wallberg is especially fortunate hi his
dealings with .the Intereolenial and
with the Maxine Department. The
Caen Service CommissionerWok no-
tice of the peculiar 'negotiations and
•contracts made with Mr. Wallberg for
]zgbthouoc towers, His dealings with
the Iatercolonial are numerous and.
varied, and pearly everyone of them
has required an immense amount of
I explatiation, much of it uneatisfact-
, ory, :
' • ,een ersons in Texas
A MILLiON DOLLARS WORTH ,OF P
nonsEs AND oArrLt,
It is estiniated that the 1,500 her- • *CATARRH NOW CURABLE:
sne that will b' Ott ViAt at the Cana- ovo.W
dien National Exhibition,Toronto, But Never (by Medicine SWalloVeed„
will be worth not lees than $750,000, Snuffs, Sprays or .Dottehes,
while the cattle *ill rue'up to V250,-
000, thus between horseand tattle
we have $1,000,000 worth of Live
Stock iihat will be, on view at the
Exhibition. To this has to be added
$100,000 fox sheep' and mite.
HAVE COMMS? 6
Kind 'of fierce to be tied up In. ,
knot at midnight with eratepe.. Keep
Nervitine handy. Teti drop e quiets
Melee blatantly, Used' oepasionelle
Nervillne prevents thiS trouble entir-
ely. Prom Sthatford, Ont., Williarn'
Doefewrilor ,"Nothing I know of will
give such quick relief to ertimps, colic,
or pain in the stbreath as Nerviline,
/1 you feel squeainish or sick, just ten
(hope of Nerviline in watt and you
ate wellnext minute." Think of the
proleation and comfort contained in a
26obottle of NerViline and get it to: air you breathe, sod its dry venetrat.
day, Ing aroma will reach the innermost
recesses of the air passages, killing
millions of germs rt. minute. Their
The 'streets of tendon were throng. destruction means freedom tor appro.
ed With masked revellers an Wednes- gee reepleatery organsee, It
day night of last week 'in honor of Holmes sells rryoutel under a guarantee
the Old Boys' celdbration and tun Will of satisfaction or matey baek; Price
fast and furious.
Oetearrh is not a, blood diee,ate and
that is why it cannot be eueed by any
m,edicine taken into the stomach.
Catarrh is a germ treuble contracted
from the germ -laden air you breathe
inward. Those germs fasten them -
wives in the tissue and air cellsof thee
breathing organs, multiply by millions
tatiSit Sneezing, toughing,' raisitig
tultO-
ous, disoliarge from the nose, difficult
in breathing, liOarsertesS, dryness and,
stoppage of the . nose, tickling in the
throat and other sYmptoms that eau
Wily be reaehed by, the- dry air prittei-
pal of Heornel.
It 'Medicates the ail' you breathe with
the curative properties of the Austral-
ian Eucalyptus Fotests where Werth •
IS unknown,
The reason you get relief in a IllifattO
or two from Hyomei is beeause th de-
stroys every catarrhal gertri in: the
The Ontario GoVernrneat bas
pointed Mr. U. N. Hare, th agricult
tural expert, to assist the farmers ot
Ontario comity.
The Xing has sent a -message of
syinpathe with the Feeble, -sufferer.
An atternk at murder by a gang. of
foreigners Is reported from 'Grimsby.
A. H. Ridout, ex -manager of the,
Bank* of Ilamilten at Port Elgin,
ecorimitte4 Suicide,
. James Bell, an employe of the Port
Colborne Cement Company, commit-
ted suicide by severing hitt ingular
vein.
Fred. Halberstadt, a Brantford bar-
tender, was struck„:by Edward Hud-
son OA a cane and peobably Wally
injured, He angered Hudson by, char-
ging him for a saitaWich.
. • • • -
In order to be in a Position 10 par-
tieipate in the movement of this year's
wheat crop, the Grand Trunk Pacific
Railway management is eollecting
cars in the West. As often as a new
G. T. P. cat can be loaded for the
West it is wheeled westward, unload-
ed .and he'd there, for the threshing
time when 'it is expected everything
on wheels will be busy. Already 500
of these splendid bog cars have been
gathered and Astributed along the
wet of Winnipeg. ;
•..
.C4ainevolo; Sask.,. • has suffered
$30,000 fire keg. • •
An attempt upon the lite of the
Sultan is reported.
Eight ' deaths have been, caused 'tn•
Chitago by the exc,:s.sive heat,
The International f; Apple Shippers'
Association met at Niagara Falls, N,
Y., last week, • 4 •
1TWo men were killed and three,oth-
ers wounded in a fight over a sehool
election at Layman, Kentucky.
A nurse said 10 belong to Toronto
aeouted of :the theftj of a diamond
ring from a patient at New York,
'
,
A QUEST/ON- OFTEN ASKED,
Why so many people feel worse af-
ter taking pills than betore ? Time,
hie is that drastic pills are used, No
remedial attion -is obtained, .tho bow-
els are irritated and dreadial Conal -
Patton followsr, Itt using Dr,' Mann.
ton's Pills you ate seemly tonseloue
of having taken rnedieine. Although
very mild, 'Dr. Hamilton's, Pills do
regulate the bowels, stimulate nor-
mal; action of The. glands, and create
neither nausea, griping dr 'violent ac-
tion. Positively guaranfoidlot
bil-
fonsnen, indigestion, stomach, liver
and kidney ills. Pot a safe !entity
pill rely on Dr. Hamilton's, 26e; per
hos at all dealers.
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