HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-8-16, Page 5THE NAL G0010 11011 ON`1'AItld)
A MAGNIFICENT PLANT..
Opening of the Western Canada Flour Mills Co.'s
New Mill at St. Boniface.
The magnificent new 111.11 01 the
%Venter❑ Canada Fluor Mills Cu. at
• Bo1i(acr, Mau., was opened under
ultra auspicious circ Lances 011
Thursday afternoon Iasi in the pres-
ence of Mix hundred leading citizen\
(ruin Winnipeg. Brandon and St.
Boniface. Premier Roblin delivered
the inaugural addlesti and at the close
of his demal•ka he touched an electric
button which set the machinery of the
cars at once, have been completed and
The mere erection of the muter wally
wail u great work. se fur mouths over
Sl1Q men were employed. They reps --
rented every nation and people and
tongue under heaven, which added
not a little to the laleors of Mr. 1 t'ek-
ner, superintendent In charge of con-
struct'
Tbe Plant.
The plant consists of three huild-
logo, a mill, a storage elevator and a
warehouse. '1'11e elevator consists of
Yawl plant in motion. a working house and ten t:auk" each
The tot, Boniface mill. which has 80 feet high, and is the first of the
j.t Iwt'n opened. is 0114 of 1114 prop- type in the city of Winnipeg, and the
reties of the company which owns the first on the C'a11auian ride, west id the
Big Mill in Goderich and of which the I iSI'eat lakes. The cement is feiiforced
with stet$, -of which more than rix
Messrs. *Slaw of town are pr - carloads were Used in t
ant members mbels and others of our citizens
are ehareho1dr1•r. The \Vinnipeg Free
Press. W which we are indebted for a
deport of the opening of the new mill,
gives a her of illustrations of the
plant and portraits of some of the of-
. firers of the c parry, including M. A.
McUaw•, president and general Mana-
ger, and H. J. M,liaw, nleehaniral
superintendent, "1 he wizard who
planned it all."
The Free Press amen
t says :
The large mutter of
president :Ind
directors
µ s'
)
111y left the C. N. H. de
' ciao train which the cu
kindly provided at :i li cl
quickly to the mill. 'Phe:
shown through the splend
from tot. to (4)110111 nod
the express' of *(lour,
en :dl sidles. 'elm• gusts i winded all
Ihr toesulels of the grain
board of 118.14reples•Ila
the different rnilr).*d. bat
soviet' 0,nd also other i
holies. After the mill had
spectwl the guests nd journ.
"e • 1 timer of the warehouse,
and well lighted room. F111,.1 w
tables where loth liquid 1111d
nrrhmrnts were trryld, )it. ltd at.
the head of Ihr table was Mr. A'drew
Kroh'. president of the Western Can,
oda Flour Mills Co., LW.. and m his
right hand rat Pretuier Roblin a on
the left d'apel Tilt, president the
grain exchange. Other guesta. 'ere
senator K ircbotfer, O. J. Bury, •en-
eral superintendi nt l'. P. H. : F. V.
Peters. general traffic manager of t e
l'. 1'. H.: 1►. D. Mann, vier -preside 1t
C. N. H.: Oro. H. filum, genenal ten
fir Manager C. N. R. ; James Pyr,
Minneapolis. representing Noldyke
normae ; John S. Maxwell. John
1lanab4tg, Peter Payne. Manager
\1'rather,ltunP, of Bank of Hamilton.
all u( Brandon ; Aldrnuan lw/lint4•r,
I.•plesenling city of Winnipeg : Mayor
A. lia,1vi11, of St. Boldface ; W. A.
l:unpbell, assistant Ilial 11u.nager
Ogilives, and Will A. Matheson. of
the 14144' of the Woudi Milling Co.
After It few words of inti•.ahlrl tall.
Mr. Kelly called on Hon. Mr. Hubein
to sal the mill in motion ; and the
Premier, after thanking the president
for the h which had le -ti con-
ferred upon hila, Mp•ke of the condi-
tions which hail warranted Ihr erre-
ion of such a plant. The auldil' of
i1 to the 11lanufa.3,11•ing ,and milling
industry of Winnipeg las the speaker
4,116.0rl411 %\" 'peg and NI. M oti
f:ue practically ono marked an rlss•11
in the hiutory of the West. The t'
occupied in the Const Foci ion, which
was exactly twelve months. was in
koeping with the enterpt•is' id the
doss -tors :and with the spirit of the
West. The speaker Was glad to learn
from the president that the 'magnifi-
cent plant through which he had just.
been shown WAS ons of the finest ill
the world and certainly 411)4 0f the
largest under the British Hag. The
eaparity was 1,111) barrels for every
twenty-four boors, which meant that
:at bast 7,0110,01111 bushels of wheat.
would be consumed annually. at a cost
of four and a half 1)r five mill' dol-
lars. When these Hgnles were taken
into Perlman consideration it could
easily be son what the opening of
such a plant meant not only to Win-
nipeg 1,111 to the West.
At the conclusion of his speech Mr.
Halpin touched an elrelric button 1e -
hind him and the wheels throughout
the mill revolved and the \swore:
1 Amnia Flom Inial was in operation.
('ape! Tilt. president. of \Vinnip•g
grain Pxehange : Senator Kirrhnfer,
1;. J. Bury, general anperinlendent of
the central division of the 1'. P. It..
and others also spoke, and after the
1,111\) of the addreI ws the guests again
adjourned to the mill and watched the
111ac1 ' •1'y ill mot i n ft.• a few
minutes. efter which t hey hoarded
the train and returned to the city.
highly satisfied with their visit.
guests of the
of 11 com-
a.
-
n
•t. i4( a spe-
upuuly very
•k. and rant
they Were
1 atrialure
natty we'e
• heard
)(change,
yes 1 -
kerN as -
fluent int
well in.
to 1111'
a Large
h long
lid tee
tion. The foundation Wil
fret thick and of said
steel ; and the pier• haven
fret square. Between the
conal rue-
1414 font.
mem and
Llys seven
■ piers are
arches of *Mid cement and Mtta•I, form-
ing lung corridors through which pass
the 7tH-f.ot conveyer bells. In the
flout of each bulk the stet•\ building
rods are only (mi) inches apart, while
the walls are reinforced by steel rods
riitminix perpendicularly every two
feet, and ,y fiat al 1 1 •4 - fret circular
steel kande rvety (4)01,, • hand being
near the uul.idr and the other near
the inside of the wall. The elevator
iN s• arriulgl'tl that the wheat can be
abase .,f the
r
1 id the YI
received in the pits ret
winking house•, elevated by any toil.
desinsl, c•ailyievl ehrouytll to the
cleaning 1 se in the .nth I•nd of the
mill and retrlr1).d to the tank., p ors
again through 1he working house and
le loaded 111t•' Cara.
The still is six storeys wilt' eupol:l,
and iN dlkl fret lung by rid wide. 'Ilse
basement walls are four fret 1 hick and
the brick wally up to the third Hoot
t w'4( fret six inches : all sash and lint-
els are of galvanized iron and the gen,.
of the windows webbed with wiry
meshing. Evl•ry precau1411,n hats leen
taken against tire, the milt through-
out having its own complete sprink,
ling sysle'ln the elevators ale all
trappsvl and the congnanv have their
own water supply. A well has ,been
sunk in the corner of the (engine rosin
from which water is p ped into a
44,111 gallon tank elevated 16.1 feet.
and from this I :ink a powerful Mtre,u.1
of wager ran Is• thrown right over the
Lop..? the working house of the eleva
flit.
AL the base of this tank are 14.4) old-
ditional res•r%Mrs. one of 7:1,4J41 *1141
the other 40,44 to gallons .spacty.
Most Modern Machinery.
STORY OF THE MILL.
Description of the Great Plant at St.
Boniface.
it'roin The Winnipeg Free l'rers.l
as full of wonder and romance as any
of the 11 gm of th. Arabian nights.
The uuu hinter)' in this will is not
only the at up-to-date in America
but thele is nothing tetter known in
hr Milling world. It is not the hug -
t.1 11,111 in the w .i -Id. lull thee pang FL s Hap-• Seaforth. by default Jas
s to Without fear of rim' !whet • ,i4.,.forth.
at there is nothing better. Hruall. Kinranline.
Mowing the regular rolling pr)- I (• a kt•poi,•lI .hon 1y Col. Clark. .k(4(
thewheat starts at the bottom
In elevated to the lop 1111(1 aft.•r
THE BOWLING TOURNEY
Completed Thursday Last List of
Wainer..
THE WINNERS.
TIaur11Y.
(t{, W. TloIn10Il s rink, Ooderich.
Sec 1-11r. Bruce's rink, Kineardiur.
Aalsx•LITION.
J. B. Hoover's rink, Clinton,
Mectood--Dr. Hunter'. rink, tilslrrich.
(•ONMILA'r1UN. .
T. H. Me('uldy's rink, Stratford.
Meeiond -E. A. Dunbar', rink, Mitch-
ell.
IH)UUl.V.4,
Crawford and Holmes, Winghanl.
Second -Latimer stilt Staples, Se.a-
ful't h.
*INGLES.
W. White. Copleetune.
Met•ond-Dr. K. Agnew, Clinton.
The bowling Wurlatn4It was
hlonght to a close on Thursday even-
ing. Hain interfered considerably
with the play the Lail day, but till the
r4rlat$ were completed and the win-
ners ale as stated above.
Th(* Ileal gaune in the' aM's'ialiun
watch was won by J. B. Hoover's
link from Clinton, who defeated 1)r.
Hunter by 1a score of 17 to 14.
Clinton. Uoderirb.
K. Howard W. 1ru4
4'. dossing 11'. 11. Holme+
It. Agnew J. N. Tiger(
J. I4.11uovrr, skip. . 17 Ur. Hunter. Alp .14
The consolation watch was Won by
the Stratford rink, skipped hy T. H.
M,CO,1y, who beat out E. A.
liar's 1')11k f111111 Stitcheld ill (111• finals.
The doubler were wuu It.' A. M.
Crawford and Dudley Bolide,., Wi.1K-
14,1111 : K,1. Latimer and .1. Stapler,
41f 1rafortb, being the runners-up.
In the singles W. Whit+•, of Cuple-
stone, book fit'st, and 11r. H. Agnew,
of Clinton, second.
Through am inadvertence the list of
prices was inenrn'1•tly given in The,
Signal past week. 'limy were as
falIIIWs :
For trophy m;ur11 1st. four eases
codas' ' g half dozen pearl -handled
knives anti forks : '2nd, four cut glass
terry bowl..
For loll watch 141, four sil-
ver salad servers": 2.141, ., four fel
bowls. -
Fur consnlnl' watch ••-(st, four sil-
ver hreatl-1rsalds ; '2nd, four sets of
half-dozen cut glass t Met', rn•
gra vett
F'o11' 41(11111L•M-IMI, two Mort•isell:airs:
'2nd, two jardinieres with oak ped-
estals. •
For singles -Iso, hammered cop et.
rlar.'t tankard '2nd, brass inkstand.
THE MARKET.
Liverpool Wheal Futures Claso Higher,
Ch,cago Lower --lave Sto41. M ,r -
heir -The Latest Quotation'
11ulWry comer. Aux. 1:4.
LItrrpwl wba+l tutus. •1(4•,41 44.4.41 yid
le %d higher' 16.411 4.1014ay U10 :•trail 111
11ucs u,rhauged. 4•t. lower
At Cbleago Sept. w-hrrt i•lu"44
then Suterdayi Sept. •0111 idiebalgeJ ••ud
S. p1. outs *4i, hlgher.
WINNIP11a OPTIONS.
At Winnipeg eptluu. Markel 10 day, for
fciwan g were the elurlu4 when' quids -
War; Aug. T4e, ort. For bed, Ure. j1',4'•.
THE VI,aIELE SUPPLY.
Aug 13,'141 .4'I' l,"Id Ane. 12.11:
Wheat ..91 ti4.l'l') _.1J)N.Ut) I:I,a:lp,44*1
eons . ;L:•g:.,•14 :,,4(71,141.4 5.u74!UU
Vats .' .. d,IW),uu 4,ti1*.1su d,:a{..1a.1
O1•rlug the 1544444 wheat U•rrrnerd _,4;4J,.
4W hostel.; corn Jreteas'.d T.i1,00U bustInds
and mart* lucre4.e4d 370,1U) l,usbrle.
LEADING WHEAT MARKETS.
s Sept. Dec. May
New York i1ty, 11 sty,
htOcl1 74', 7711 41
11. I.uuls Ilh411 it Tdki
lUnurayulle i 144 72% 7714
-1'A, 7744 x1
lrulutb 73;4 T:144 T714
TORONTO PRODUCE MA,tr.Ci
11rala-
WI..•et, spring, hush ..10 TS 10 1....
Wheat, fall, trunk ..... .... ....
Wheat. rod bulb . .... ....
Khool, goose, hush
Uerlry, burp 0 51
0 !S•2
Oats, I -ash U 41 ....
Nye, Lush O 74 ....
Po its bush u 72
-LIVERPOOL ORAIN,AND PRODUCE
CONSOLATION MATCH.
First Round.
HI)14,. - sesforih.
J. 'M,Mun'hie,-kip 1. A. Winton, .kip
t•
4'
ant
alar
HI's1
41.1.1)
Way
OI
fou
liar
1'hr
lation
('an
to
reel
raps
TI
ppre
ty
Iry deem he
etre
.l).1
Angle,
help forting that
Is
reseal the
*sett were in full
1
wits
:1141
volving 4(l as high r4(
t he
out the ►
thing.
Shipping Fee'
")earl cle: g processes receives its
break in grinder No. 1 on the
1
Flom. The grinders. hy the
in from NI.. 1 to Nu.
1 r fifth Hour are the sifter+,
r in her, ,old ell of the
rya t,pei1 Ntletlyke anal Mar molt.
y instal-
arn Ierated by the ih B nt inghamtl d rive 141
,uta. KWh n(tJe* w
se sifters (SI right the old forst of bolting
r, whir indicate the ' 111+•
Icily a the still.
the nn itiat.r•el the car' Hours
M4•ntwl ter 'ildering vieta.•1 of rapid•
revolving
heels and shafts driven
4 Of !rather 44 ninny -
1141441 rope rives. un.! mysterious
qts, rennin' at every c •ei'ahle
but 1114 t rust leo oiee ('(,11(1
soonthing nut.
e wonderful
!
cup own in the engine
u• duplirat 1s•ilers of 1141 h.p.
151 \,Last: in 1h.' next
m the great i. -kilowatt dye►uto
throbbing am li.iziing land the
h. p. 51141014,1or+ on m h side of it, re -
a of spots', and
lwr.1ty,.or .std tutors 1111ortgh-
r vast buildings
11 doing -mime-
'ties.
Hour %viten
system of
the double
arehouse,
flet wide
M lone"t Mitchell.
hig
the
:tons. g. A. Dui.h.r, rkip..1*
t+uatort h.
J. e'. Urcig. •kip .. yl1
From the fifth H.srr th
manufactured retests hy
elevators and tithes14•ros+
railWtly tracks to the
which ie 216 feet loner. 711
Exeter. $4aforth.
%V. W. Tau,ou..kip IM E. I.. Willi., "kip ... a
Ilenwlh
Goderich.
H. J. Bulling+, -kq' 11 1'. 1.. Walton. Alp. 1
Second Round.
Rrnfo1W. Hb'1h.
It 4. Hay* -kip 1.1 J. McM••r.'bie, .klp.11
1'. A. Mellslell. Heinall. 1•y d'Rutlt w'. 44'.
T:wrul. Exeter.
K .4. Dunbar. (ltchell. by default H. J. Bil-
ling., Hen.all.
4 linton.• Windham.
N. Voir. Alp..... .II 11. 1'an.to,)e..kip. 111
('opted one. 11 o4 c ri r l4 .
E. McDonald. akip13 J. A. I ,i,nI, di, Alp 11
1. 41, UrPIR• I+„afort h, b)• default .1 Harland.
5'linlon.
Mitchell: mb.leri,h.
Dr. Hnrril1. "kip. IM J. 1.. Killoran, Alp 11
Third Round:
11.•nwll. Se*torth. •
C..1. Milknell, .441p.12 k. S. Hsys..kip 10
K:. A. Dunbar, 3,4I0hdL`by default N. 4'alr.
Clinton.
Seam ll. (1 IIP+lone.
timid. Alp. .. .13 P. ]IcnonaW, '.kip. 11
Dr. Ilurrltt. Mitchell. by default K. J. I','
+ant, tlorlph.
London. •\t'IPRh.m.
J. E. AdoNel. +kip....1* A. K. 1'oMcr..klp. 7
,4tl
I1irk.
u
London. u.drrlrn.
8. D. Swift. -kip. L) T. T. 1.eekie, skip
London. I.onJnn.
Dr. W.A. +kip, 13 J. I4•erh, -kip
Fourth Round.
H.•n"AII.
U. A. Mctlunehl,+kip.1:l
Mitchell.
Dr. 1Wrritl. -kip.----.10
London.
.1. K. M.Vrr.
44' Ingha ml.
A. 11. 1'ra •vford.+kip.lu
Clinton.
13 T. J:u•k+un. .kip ..12
and three storeys high at
point and six MtOr'4 y+ h g
...entre where the pocking
'rhe flour passes into great at
covered with 441rle4lo1, sr aha
Ahwlhtlrly protected foam ever
of dirt, and from 111 • intrusion
inset life. Below the tank.
packing Hoerr. with • Ipu•ity pot
Ing _'441 barrels or 41f I sacks per
The packing machinery' is w
plete that' the Sur- ale • filled n
Weighs.) antolnati.•.11h•. the only thin
done by men is the ,ew'ing up. \Viten
.eWrd they drop tht..ugh A hole in the
door nn foil cuneeVer 1e11• Which may
carry them to any pert of the ware-
Hoinnnre'end sentiment cling to
and adorn milling as ivy to the old
castle, The Mill wheel and the m1i11-
•'r's daughter are the legit iodate stock -
in -trade of pet, novelist and painter.
Mills in (Rims form are found
amongst tfr feller of the t ancient.
1" they ars found today amongst the
most primitive peoples. The advaince
from the stone with a hollow in it in
which a handful of wheat, corn nr rice
was pounded into a pulp with a wood
or sllnle h,al11iler, t4' tht• mills with
one, two or three sets of stones. wits a
great stride, but even that au' %niece
sinks into in"iggnificnnee lesi1('the mill
,opened in RI. }Uniface yent.'iday.
The quaint French tOW 1) nn the
'•' banks of the lied River can claim the
honor of the must. modern and most
highly e(luippsl mill, not only in
America, hut. in the world. Hungary,
the h of the modern system of
roller (1101(st Hour making. has no
thing n" strictly 11!. -to -date as the
Western (''arida F'lonr Mills, Ltd.
Ih1 the nth of August, 11115, a fete
gentlemen assembled on the triangle
formed by the lines of the C. P. 1t.
and the C. N. H. in Mt. Bonifaer and
watch's' the big shovel est the first.
sol ter the ereavatinn which was to
receive the foundation of Ihi, greet.
plant. now in operation.
\Vhen the pane of the new com-
pany in ell their magnitndr were pub-
Iiehtwl together with the statement.
that the mill would be ready to grind
the crop of 11)66, even those moat
familiar with rapid building in the
\Veet shook their head* and said SI
(01)141 not be done. Within the
twelve month* the elevator with "tor -
age eapaclty of half a million. thv
[Hill with a rwpar•It.y '.1 4.(441 baatrnps
pet day and the great packing wM4•-
f/w1aA with trackage for loading tell
hank+
it is
form
o any
is the
•pck-
h. 1'.
i en 1
r• '.i I
London.
S. Il. Nwif1..kil ..13
London.
IIs. \Yood..11;' ..
Loudon.
.1. 1tevenun,. -kfp
12
Liverpool, Aug. 1.:t. Wheal -DWI, now
burl; fl;lurrs, easy; Sept.. ter 3',4,1; 1)t.:., 0.
7,M0d: March, uuwlu.1l. 4'041, Xput ' ,(4(l„t
cud shady; Amtrlcau wised, urw, 4* 7d.
A uv ricuu lulled, 6141. 4. MJ; (14lu1er. 41x141,
rept. 4t. 7.1; Der.. 4s 7 9•d. 11Yur, *hurt
cur, quirt, SIM. 14.1 01, Cowl., laud cut
4144 4441; abort ribs. 5trady,•7,1.. Loud c'e.c
middles, light, dull, 314 41; 1.4,11 clear 101,1
Mei, h. rt.)' dull, els. ,-leas Lenora, 411411, 61.
1.4r,1.
M NUN( wt. 4214 lid.
IMI. h nWrrr 1 seek W
,sue w.w r Ilererr d n 44
■ ad' Ant
V
stern, l4(
M ,X
Tt t.7 1. X11
1•1:1•4441 n'uu 'In ills gide l. 44
re 1K
in Lu1,dw, 1'arltl^ . u:wt Wm. '1:: l w l4(
(4 13.. •l'urpeutlur -pacts, dead)', •.:14 ltd.
NEW YORK DA4.. i MARKET.
New York, Aug: 1J, Butter. 11nu: re
Mlpl.. 4474:): 'street ell, .'Y extra area •cry,
2;"yv to 1:44. 004.1.4 pricer .•rr:aln.•ry.
1..1,.laa, (0,11:11, 17y(r 14( =WC; rr14.ounrt
('ewwull to ,xlrs, lir to Ale; 11...tr1'u fa,
Wry,. monsoon t0 *rats, 1444e to 17%
*'..t(*rit sanitation. rre,rwrry, cstr, 114•
10 144441: do. , firsts, 1744•• to 111e.
('horn,' Simi ' 4.•.'rlpls, 1114;
full cresol lrrgl funny, 11%' ; fair to 1
111.e to 1144v; do.. .mall '1auey. I4%'
fair l0 gaud, l•N4•' to 114..; Inferior,
MOWS, full to Lea to to te.
Eggs- Steady; rr.'.•Ip(r, taan; *tate, Peen;
et o'rtli v,4 nearby (awry +elected, white.
24e to 2tr; do., ,bines, : to ' •:4 du .
mixed, este, ,22e to 71:44.: *tater' drat•, 14"
to note; do., beclouds, 1644e to 17%4.
Strafford, T. 11. McCurdy, bye.
Fifth Round.
A. Bomb tr. +klp..12 J. 1'. !twig, skip .
p
1111,1.4. or deliver th.'nl dint•! 1,, The Dr. sal.. 11,101e`. London,
Wood a p s a r. Swift, 'Alp.
..
on either side of the• builaiog.
91 toed. London.
T. H. ,:•unty."ktp.IS .1. Ste. eiron, •klp...11
J. >I. Be -t, Seaforth. by default %Y. A111i ,
Lurknow.
Sixth Round. -
trick facilities could not be liner. as ten
eat•s can be loaded :It the .aloe time
,and the a pony have their own ap-
paratus for switching. so that there b.
absolutely no delay in loading 4(r mov-
ing cars.
Notwithstanding all the I*hor-snv-
ing devices. the plant will deploy Over
IW men, and every section has been
erected with a view of early and ex-
tensive enlargement, for which there
is ahnnriant room, as the company
owns thirty-five acnes lelween the
two tracks.
Another feature of interest abet
this milling plant is the fact that it is
the first large Industry to employ the
Lar du 1(c •t power, that mysterious
current that cones from faraway
Winnipeg river 4,11 wires strung of
poles flint look like long rows of skelr•
ton finger's disappearing eastward
from tot. Bonifar•.
It will be sen from the ruts that
not. OOP of the teen interested in this
enterprise' can he considered old : •{'et.
so great is the advnnee in the millmg "Mydn Mar
industry that. although Ma 14)4.14 they writ+'s : delighter y was
111 Irariusl the old tnethoxl of stone- taken ill with Bright's (1ieeeme. 1t.,
ganrod11npr.l fi
o111o,1411r.'1
rh, eyofnnIh• rnemw (Ithte noWdDeen h1sn e'iIRllor1tsa he ('4411141 do *npoitth.'ingof ell
fur
and model mill nn the continent of her. A ropy of 1►I,Id', alumnae fell
North America.
The mill at Brendon, formerly
known as the Kelly Milling CO., and
mills at Onderich, formerly operated was to slse Ihat 14114 N relief almost
by the Manitoba and Lake Heron Mill-' g'
ing Co., have been nlwnrhe(1 by the I from the first. storms'. We persevered
new company. The capacity of the with I),sld a Kidney Pills until et last.
Brandon mill will he doubled Ind the she was completely ruled, and has
new eertinn will he aM r'l.xl4rrl M the never had the slightest sign of w re
Ht_ Boniface mill. When this is cons- 1 lapse•
Opted the three mills will torn mit] (M 41111:114 ami1P is worth a da of
ur
(1,51111 IIl%r'rels of "Purity P Y flour every .
twenty-four hos. Ilan 1011'01011'00emo e K n00e P g•
truthfully say the day. of rot ares! I Millet's trip Powders cure. Fur
are pelt f Mltrrdy mel, ern milling is • sale by Jan. \V ilsln,
tate
out
l0
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables for Cattle Euler -Ilea• Are
Steadier In Ameel.•.nu Markel..,
London, Aug., 1J. r toil• are pquoted at
1•• yr to _e per Ib.: refrigerator hive[, 9v*0
beer IL . sheep. dressed, 14e to ldt per 14.
TORONTO JUNCTION LIVE STOCK.
H.velpt•1 of ore stock tut' the Juoetleo
M4 dirt were SP ear loads. 1ompuwd of 414.3
..t tl.•. 3:i spvrp slut 7. r•N'rs.
karertere.
1'lres ranged trot,. 44:51 to 44.1)5, 0407
four or Ave loads lrIugli,g the latter pet:r
the buil: selling at 44.411 to 44.70 per alt.
b:I$M,rt bulls aAd at 5:4.3o to *4.225 per cwt
■atskera.
TLeru We* not true straight chola,. goo4
lord of butcberi heifer. anti •1,•11* offer
r,1 and only .a Unified uuwtrr •11 told
Tbere wits rot enough good butchers' eat
ter to supply the dewau,1 :.44d the export
claw Was Invaded t0 gK i supply of a few
441,(1 cattle. altho they were heavier than
was r•mulred:. these sold at 44.:51 awl $4.05
but May were light exporters. ('Irked heif-
ers add •14ere were near..' and brought
4stitetu 441'.; tidied lords of young row•
and heifers,' 44 to 44.25; cow■ sold Iron
4250 t0 43.75 per cwt. All of the (veal
drake reported prices for nowhere' est
ole a below blither than a 154 e ago.
Mlle\ Cows.
A few weer reported as being sold at
535
to 160 each.
Vest carves.
Teat calve. sold at 43 to 4e ter cwt.
$beep sad Lambs.
Limes sold et 44.40 earl.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK:.
Muulreas, Aug 13. ---Cable ed.lees o4(
t'bradlen cattle 1,0,0 1Jeerpoul aud London
('"5116- weaker an 1 444 lower Yl 114 to 1144e
with raw r her. at 14'41c 111 l04kc. Glasgow
r4 p•rted trl,de bad and market weak on a•
c0rut of .her.y supplies, oath .ale. of
1V c to - 114 i w Web
1't. 'bodkins at '4. • , al
'titres they lot 4.4 per brad. There b*.
lieu • Rood Armand fur "'van freight
sleet. mud It hay ell Weer booked up to the
raid of September at 45 shilling. to Liver
pool, MM to London and Glasgow, 42s (14
to M.ncbeetrr. Exports Iasi week were
2963 cattle. Iteet4ple today were 15011 eat
ter tU witch rows, -41x1 calves. 1U0 sheep
and loots, 41x) hogs. The market for hogs
war weaker I1, spite of the 801811 offering*
stud prices *coxed a further dr,'line of Ilk
to 15.. The d•vnand mss fair nod sale.
of a b.rted lots were reside it 17.50 to 47.01
per cwt., weighed off cert. Amapa the of
(elh:ga were ...verb ear loads of North
wast ranch rattle. Prices have still •
downward tendency 410d ■ name. 4' were
15.1 *old to dlly. Prime Wes,. s4,14 44,4
per Ib.: pretty Rood, 344r to 4e and the
t•oln0on sas'k, :'.c 1,. Se. \I11•h row.
Mew oof sale 11t from 4:51 to 1:U ear* Calves
'.old nt '42•5111414:4 41.51. 4111...1) .old at 341•
to 4'.,, per Ib. I,mmb., at 41.15 10 43
arch.
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.
'Eunt Buffalo,Aug. 13.-l'atll'-It.celpts,
4:444• baed:, waive; ttlrrlg 10 1)4• Mabee;
pr ere ylver5, 41.-•.00 l0 40; nblpplug, 44.16 to
4:11.); belches..', 'K2.) la 43.40; heifers
iJ.:c. to 4:6.10; (-owe 13.10 to 14.''41;
Lulls. 12.73 to 14.23; sleeker' owl feeders
41.:1) to 14; stork heifers, 5:.' to 5:1;
. (..*. end .prnlgera, a(•u*e. 42 a 43 hlgher,
4141) l0 1:••.
4.•els Rerelpt., 12(40 bend;
Milled, 44 to 4S.
I1rg1-Ile•elpts, 111819 heed; fa
and a shade higher; heavy, ;1S -V
nld,P.l' 46.40 to 40.46; yorkers,
tm. 50; pig.. 4111.:A to 10.4AI; roughs;
45114; "raga, 44 to 44.73; dairies,
$6.30
Sheep and limbs•-Reeelpta, 7:*40 ail;
settee; lawns. • higher: 7rar11uRs 260
lower: others, steady; 1111101.11, 46.50 to !4.03;
• raw *14 el: rearllurs SA 10 814414, wotbrta
Mitchell. London.
K. A. Dltnher, akin 1.4 Ile. Wood, Alp I:
St r*4 40 d, London,
T. H.Mc('nrdy,sk(p 17 A. M. He.uxan, akin IB
Seaforth; J. M. Re•I. bye.
Semi-finals.
St Mt ford. MP,.(orf h.
r. H. McCurdy. sklp.:'2 J. M. lied. .kip .12
Mitchell, K. A. Dunbar. bye.
Finals.
Strat fonl. Mitchell.
1'. 11. Me('unly. Alp 12 K:. A. Monitor, •11p 10
A REMARKABLE CASE.
Toronto, Aug. 1 )th. (Hpeeial),--The
following letter is another instenee mf
the excellent work 1(1.41.'.4 Kidney
Pills are ()111in1ut11y (1.11111{.
Mrs. Malcolm, of 13.-. 4 1111 on street,
into my hands. There 1 real) of the
marvellous rare, effected by Ihxld's
Kidney Pills. \Ve pur•,•ha*esl a hoe
and 1 cannot telt, you how eleaaed 1 1
Ili ye, P5.'
ly settee
u 544.45:
B 40 to
*6 to
20 to I
•,• 1.
•
7),000 w W►(D any
i4(
. n who pro,,. that
•,
,1,44114 S..am •nil 4("e any
'.'
yhr :.ala r soy
4,,, m .,„ 1 Iterauun.
Sunlight
Soap
is better than other soaps,
but is best when used in
the Sunlight way.
Sunlight Soap contains
no injurious chemicals.'
Sunlight Soap is pure
soap, scientifically made.
Every step in its manu-
facture is watched by an
expert chemist.
Sunlight Soap saves
labor, and the wear of
rubbing which common
soaps require in washing
fabrics.
Int as AY, August 16,71E06 a
Buy it and
C• follow directions C•
Lover Ikothen Llnited. Toronto
•b(
to 40: es eat 54.14 to 5411.41 •w'rp,
wlxr.l, 4:1 to 55tar .
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK. '
N.•8 fork, Aug. 11 Beeves I(' -.(pts,
65:51;. wrJlu10 to [slate Darer*, urw to 104
higher; r.q11 WWI grades .tow• and uu.•hnug
eel; Willa and r,.w ash•udy. l'uwiu.i to
chide, steers Roll nt 43.14 to 47,1.11 per
,-wt; tolls 471 to $3.35; nu fat bull"; row*,
41 I4( 44. lois
fetes, 144'relpl M. :slob; market opened
2:e• higher fur reals;. steady fur grasaer4
■ '.d buttermilks, but entered whew. .5 (eh the
advance let. Cowwon to chute'. veal.1,1.1
■ t 45 to $14.50 per cwt.: culla, 44 to S11.:+1:
.,
,1 to 3. 5 t0 *4.
bi tern I
■nJ II i
erasion'
Fluwp sed Lambe (11144.11, :.:6; she.q,.
elm: boob., 2..• higher. 5'011u0011 to prime
eh,r•y 111 4:1 n, 53_':-, Isar rest.: rumuu,a 10
prime Noun. en 1..'49.13.
1101.1 Receipts. 5431; market 3.' to lie•
lower: Hate and l'ettija'Iveulr hogs, IPA;
l0 441.7:. per cwt.
Aped Man Drops Dead.
(prawn, Aug. (4.-\4`WI:11l C•,udrt. 11
('hureh street, Inborn. :,gad' 7. year ,
dropped drat yearrtlay,
Clark's Veal Loaf.
More whole. • nod tasty that
plain Teal. Ifhas all the deli ' s
flavor of fine veal appetizingly sea-
soned. - - -` -
1'1°1'• W. A. M c K I M
GODERICH,
ONT.
More Building Bargains
25 Dozen Black Hose,
10 Clear at 5C, 7C, 104., 12'.c, 19C, 1411.1 z5:.
Women's Wash Collars,
at roc, 15C, :mil 25c
Women's Belts,
al r11'1ari111( price.
Another too Hats,
a1,olh epi t., §1.5o, to ,tear t, rash 25c.
2 Dozep Hand Bags and Purses,
!Ito .•.I tilt 1'. 65c, .111 t o deal' At, (*itch 25e,
t Dozen $3.5o White Pure Silk Shirt Waists,
I4 1111itolly trimmed with val. lace and hemstitched tucks. well
and stylishly simile, to clear at $2.00.
A lot of girls' dresses. children's dresser, %% bite goods err., at
cleat ing priers at
McKIM'S BUSY STORE
GODERICH
Tourists
yrs
\' .M 11' Ile •41 \I11.•'1.':ell l,.tet N111 I
Will (11111 • a. 1 meta 1
:Ilways full and tip -to -date. -
THE S! N1TOL PREPAR TIONS :
Paste Powder. Liquid
Lyons Tooth Powder, Graven Powder, ' ubifosnl,
Teaberry and many other articles t. t-
oils eco ntrntion. Iw 1 us try to et t yon
please.
LIME JUICE--Is•st of 1a11 cool111g, a ' lh'111k4.
SAMPSON'S RED BLOOD\PILLS.
'1'11,• Is•a r l* 111011 pill nn 41(14' 111,u'ke
:111,1 only 26c dr 6 for 31.00. A great tunic.
W. C. GOODE, - Chemis
Bedford Block, Goderich
The Rea Cross Drum Store.
If von would (liecover it women's
wee knew. all you have to du is to keep
quiet and listen.
New vigor and energy are sen id -
pined by the use of 111iller'„ ('ou-
ponnd Iron Pill.. 'Fur sale by Jas.
Wilson.
TO THE PUBLIC
The pair.• of bee f rat t Ir 1 h rlinglum t 41.
lei Malt Empire We dropped a n,l,b o.
1,o. and inn«•gnenl ly loyal ;wires no
down. N', are now -applying 4111 x141
111 10Wer ['rive., while the quality i. ,.-
good, If not better. than ever. Al.
LEAN'S MEAT MARKET handler all
kind. of meat., yen It r)'. rte.. end. whit,
Thanking the mimic for their Ilber"I
p1ron11Re, wt. -ol iris a continuance of
the name.
McLEAN BROS.,
Corner Kant tit. and ..,tiltare I;.Mlrrl, 1
i
A Special SALE
-OF-
Women's Fine Goodyear
Welt Shoes
which we must clear oft' to slake room for fall
• goods. The regular price of this lino is 0.75. We •
will clear them at $2.90 pet pair.
Also a lino of WOMAN'S OXFORD TIES.
Regular price $:3.00 ; reduced to $2.00.
Wm. Sharman
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
L4111111N11•1I.S•11111111111
141'.11e your rept, unL•1. for 'nodal K Nun 1:411•.
rf
YOUR DRESS S
Get it Now•
4.1.0r 1.,1, Ili).
Union Trust Co's
North West Leads
'Pile poor 1111411 M best
chance.
MUNNY ADVANCED TO
elTANT ON
. F:AMY TERMS.
Calf and nee anyway.
(Y)NNIOTNU WITH
J. A. (DRE00RY & CO.
Real estate and
business inoker'M
We have o111'
NEW FALL GOODS
comprising
THE LATEST MATERIALS
fin. this particular kin.1 of suit.
Frank N. Martin
The Tailor
OMan erre •Ima;
The Best Is The
Cheapest '
WINInwo
WE buy the best, therefore can offer you the 1
same, a few of which are:
Plymouth Binder Twine,
1 Gold Medal \65o ft. Twine, 1
Green Sheaf '55o ft. Twine,
American Pure Manila Rope,
1 frons 1 ins It 111) to 11 inch diameter. 1
Dillon Scythes,
full,' e4rlar:lntt')'d,
1 Sherwin-Williams Ready Mixed 1
Paints,
Happy Thought Ranges,
i
i Kelsey Furnaces, 1
Hammer Brand Calcine Plaster,
A fresh carload jntit. in 441'
1 National Portland Cement, 1
I of Which our sales have been over 4,10o barrels already
this year. This speaks for itself as to quality.
Ideal Fencing,
American All No. 9 Fencing.
ow. rompI(•tl' line of
• Shelf Hardware •
is the hest we can hey.
Plumbing, Heating,
Eavetroughing, Tinsmithing, etc. 1
We carry a large staff and can give you prompt atten-
tion and guarantee satisfaction.
1
1
1
CHAS. C.
LEE
'Phones Store, 22 ; House, tie.
7 Show 1'aw•s for sale. \'all and An empire Typewriter foe
Mev Ma1111' and get prr11'1•.. at $:4&.141,
lake
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