HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-10-17, Page 8S TRUlteleAY, O Oalta 17, 191E
EMINENT JURIST DEAD
Sir Charism Mow Passed Away After
Distinyuiehee Career
81r Cherie* Moxa, ChiefJettice of
the Ontario Court of Appetit diad
Friday *yentas at his hums to Toren•
to, to ala seventy-third year.
81r Charles returned on
l)y a few
weeks alio from a trip to £o$1mid and
Ireland, when be weut early in the
summer 1u search of health, eta he
was suffering from getters/ weakna.a.
On his Lordship's. return there were
measuring report v'►s to b* health,
But Sir Chartef' gradually loot
strength and the end came soled
air Charles sae born to Cobvurg iu
1114u.
IN MEMORY Of BROCK
lwrpeesetve Ceremonies at Qu..neton
►4elgbte on Aanlvereary of Battle
letlteeti bundred•peuple-.tatewmen,
military officers, clergymen, cltlseus,
gatheredand Indians
ly > as iuneetuf Sir Isaac Brock at
Qtteaoatah Heights un Saturday after-
ncxas to celebrate -the hundredth aurlt-
veroary of Lie death.
Wreathe acre placed uu his grave,
un the pklurerque spot overlooking
the turbulent Niagara River, the story
of his sacrince and heroism was re-
counted, and altogether the CetemOvy
was csas which w111 but soon be for
gotten. and befittlug to the honor o1
the hero of Queenatun Heights.
the
So
Perhaps
utes the moat
the rewreathgtin�sent
by the CLanu.l Islands Society mud
borne down the slope by three of
Brooks fellow-oountrymeu, , by whom
it was reverently laid op, the cenotaph
erected by the late Klug Edward to
stark the spot *hese the great General
A score of Indian chiefs, repreaeut-
leg the Six Nation Indlau., descend
ants of the Indians who, who under
the leadership of Tecumseh, fought
with Brock, some of them to tribal
dress, lent a picturesque touch W tLe
celobratiou.
The firing of a general salute by
the 7th St. Catharines Artillery mark
ed the oommncemeet of the celebra
Coe . At every city in the Dominion
when, a battery is located, salutes
were fired on Saturday to the memory
of General Bruck, and in hotter of
the notable victory of a century may.
and throughout the country refeaence
WA made on of pulpits II
to thehheroism ofday from therliittlle
army of men who fought au nubby to
Preserve Canada to the British Crewe,
Nor was the outstanding heruine of
those stirring Coate forgotten The
Niagara Frontier Veterau'r Arrucia
tion on Sunday placed wreater Lei the
monument to Laura Seeord as well
As On Brock's " monument, the cairn
harking the location of idaeduuell'■
battery and the cenotaph marking the
/pot where General Bruck fell.
BRUCE NOT GUILTY
Young Hamilton Man Acquitted on
Charge of Murdering Girl
Atter having been out tour huurs,
e jury in the James Bruce murkier
trial at Hamilton reetunied a vereict
Of 'bot guilty" on Thur• lay night.
C. W. Bell, counsel for the prieunei,
spoke for two hours, and ooucluded
his address with an impasaluued plea.
When Mr. Bell sat down the crowd
in the courtroom burst out with loud
applause and stamping of feet Jur
aloe Kelly had to threaten to cloak
the court betore may tried of order
was restored.
was knBruce was
a further outburst of acquitted
tapplause,
and when he walked from the court
room hundreds of frieude crowded
round and shook hand, with hem.
Juatice Kelly gave Bruce some good
advice, and Instructed him that It was
his (hill to behave better to bis wife
than he had Hts lordship also dwelt
On the narrow margin between vet -
dicta that existed In the lel lattice as
he slaw It.
Bruce was el.,' d with havtug
caused the death ut Miea Ruse Lathe,
a young girl who died trent etetlug
chocolates, apparently loaded with
poison, which were glveu to her by
Mrs. Bruce, a patient at the General
Hospital. The candles, Jt was said.
had been taken to the hospital by
Bruce
OHIOAGO OFFIOEile "FIRED„
Sequel of Failure to Catch New West
minister Sank Robbers
Pollee Captain John J. Mabony and
.Lieut. Bernard Burne were discharged
from the Chicago Polio. Department
h' the Civil Service CummLsluu on
Wedne.day because of the escape Crum
Chicago oe September 16 of two of
e members of the gang who robbed
,Ito Bank of Montreal at Now' West.
Minster. The Civ11 Sem toe Commie
iners decided that both ufficere wOrli!
ty of Incompetency and neglect of
ty.
Dynamite Sew up
An exp.esiun of dyurmRe uu th.
strict
tum work of
the Algoma
tarn Railway near Sudbury on
tWednesday afternoon eel t.cal ly In Ricroa>rS IN ARMY
rod six Italian laborers
COLROOSEYUJ �
S1f 8Y A CRANK
Yeound Th..e Likened Ossp-
Danger of litoodpoiwnin
Went on With Speech -
t- ;:el Th0odure Ituorevelt way
shot and wotyrd.d by a +auk ul
U11%44.,►te w lieuday nlEL1 sa be war
Leaving the t;ilpaut�a Hotel in au
sutura. file fur the Audno'1um to
melte . speech. The euuud •as not
tLoLeLt to he wreuw, tied tee t'uluuel
west a:. to the Lali sad L:gau Ile
*patch attar Le h.J •oto tee are,..laul
arrested eL1 u.Leo to the pulite
r tatio1.
The i.le:, a.,{r&icocl and he d �..
7ro11t:eWtu teaefeiip. A rnub.i
around tett �r,-oust, w'hu aypar
W.. meals„y upset uu tar aot.3
Ruu. •alt r.aimme tut ar.utbe:
a► Ple61.i.p..
T'! e L witbttteJ nrti.s tt
and bald Dust "ally duan auuLl,.s .
tLird tdrnt uusht to Le *Li
iu lwtae luund In the ins.. r
at the suet..* station mere ',totem
that he hal Lech ttsitt-d Ina u,
by the splitt of Without
1
w
May be
g -
'PHLS Sum a ire : GODE ' IOH. ONTARIO
FIRST BATTLE Of WAR ' THE 111KETti,
Llv.,poel Ind Chicago Wheat Futures
Balkans Now Abt�e•c. and e11.r. Clow Hi
via Haven i` -Live attack-
[ ler at Turkel Latest Quotations.
ear Th Moutenogrtn WILY opettod
adaY
winning by attacking neg • atroagy on a'1e
Lb position opposite Podgort
Priucs Peter, the loungwt son
Klug Nicholas, fired the first shot
This woe the sigusl tor tiring
+lung the line, and an artillery d
ensued. Within twenty-one minute
fire Turkish guns were allowed,
the Turks retreated from their firs
po*tUou un Mount Pjantn1tga B
woo the Turks bad evacuated the
mountain.
Kens Nkholas, with Primo Mikis
Ida ascoLd sun, and staff. rode early
tions. Poe hi> Dor n °ally at sumer adook' the
Asst shut was directed iK the ttirklah
dui.. J � =toe
ion udt the bilis u
<ate yrtaoe Peter, who Is a ptpusae by
et. u1I Ait177ar7. At the eytain of
ar
Le. ru the band in the Montenegrtuot t .d
oYartan Kruc k up the Royal Hytau.
.. That the lduuta sgrtn Amo was et
- testi'e was proved by the vutok re-
tyaacestaeamat of the Turks After tbry
• eeask11ated the veretatatu a lissom
Meow' af Moaresegr• idaatry was
wisest Cvvowed by a emu ceatrated
aaallar7 ate. the lalsetry mewed to
.- weakg the e4asp,.tortiase Tltrkt.i-
• . Maltlrs 1a Fears tlwtatala.
_ sew* ca.maeaa4a tae rind tv *gusset,
.. LaLotwoill Olt
I t=tegart •anisg artier. Wore
• I ball-lhWat.� T urkir;f, weer tai
wwratrC its wattle•
ties CIHICAOQ. Oct. 14. -War e
sant wheat upward today,
*1' teme,'t
And tett
prlc.. untamed. 2 1-sc to 2* above a`rt•
day shat. Corn finished 1-4 to 1•lo
tea down, oats varying from 1-te off to a
ut ; like amount up, and provisions rtruag
out from 211-1c dsoMae to a rias ut 14c.
all The Liverpool market olo.W 1%d to tied
du higher on wheat. and P44 to 2%d higher
un Dora Paris wheat closed Sac to Nie
hlgher thltn Prided, aatwerq 11'4c high.,'
�d and Buda Peet, tee Waver.
Winnipeg Options.
li
Prey.
wamat- Op. MOM. Low. Close. Clog&
Oct. toil r1 YO%b 9ttbs ..^-•
Doc. *SO b
May. 94�'" ret 9etob W'ao >7Z
' Nov are• W $ 0'%b 91%
Oats- Tester. Art.
Uctolst.r . 401sb
November....... ..-......., a44b 34%
34
Decatuber . ie7*b �
Toronto QM* Market.
Wheat. near. troika .198 to {..,.
tt'heet, sea«, belay. e f
Hye. Deatral 4 b ....
cut,. Weisel Rorie, bushed 0 to 0 IIN
Peas, busked
0
BuoYwn.•t, I p
nwbet • r Ila
Toronto Dairy Market.
Hurter. creamery. Ib ostia... 0' g ON
Butter, creamery. solids., • 27 a!
Nutter. separator, deiry. 1 0 21 119
Butter. store Iota
Lem. Mw -teed a as ea
Messes ertriacted. Ib 0 Ite f flail
Maim °°arts. tows • ti i M
' Montreal Grain Land Produce.
MQHTKaI&L pct It -There rows as
ONNO danaase Nora ' icsasers buyers d o r
>rMMa �g Isar and all the of-
. eases over ta. cable raturday
wept whet* aasesatad to 401,aw bushels
eases• Vida per Quarter advance,
owing Ma tr smtaanat over ells "Mika&
war wiles bw•eor. we* not °outlawed
as d tmvr Pricer OM afternoon
w`ne°.:> tio
is to •tk Der bushel under cost The de-
merit' for barley was also good and ..las
of aeveral loads wore fiord* t° (2isagow
fair
at firs °ate
Dour •� In new crop spring wheat
good busineu was dune over the
tab/., Including sales of sloes sacks at as
advance of L per ',amyl. Tho focal trade
fairly active sod steady. H111f,ed U
ctive and firm for butter 1s
air at advanced prises tors 1s mor,
ctly, with a •t.rumj r undortoae. Ex-
ports fur wok NAM beams, ^e against 0t, -
'f1 a year ago Demand for te4s good,
Provisions steady
Corn-Amerfotn No. 1 y.itow, 7io to fab
Oats-CanadLan we�terh..No 2, Rigs M
sac:
extra No, 1 feed, Ito to OWL
T:,ley-Manituba feed, Q. to {ac: lama"
1Dg. Inc to Ks,
i7oekwheat-No. 1 740 to Tec
Flour-Malutoba s wheat patent'. I
uta, eller: *mond., s,0; strong Aug;tr
.70: winter patents, .toe, 16.16; etralgbt
Here ten to m: do., as to tiro.
w'hu had Bald. tudlcattt.4 C.,
Ruueevelt, "This le u y wartm.
vehge It death." He row t
doutincd tie John kekrat,k. ut .
urk.
Cul- Hourevelt was nee. begot
Coir /shut wall he *as Ott ta.
the Auditorium. Ht. anemdw,
then called to s Lyle 1L hie evert,'
and he tw.ud that her sheet aa- s,
ed with blood. lit tustetted tea
Wiwi out hurt badly. A supc.te
exaniihatluu of the wound *a.> t....
when he reached the Auditurtute
three physicians thea ad,d Lha:
was 111 Immediate danger.
colonel kuurevrlt'e the *a. p;
ably reved by ,the ntauurcnpt of
speech. The bullet .truck the ma
script. which retarded its lune t.a
passed through tutu the nerh
Hid aaateliant- wee preventru tau
dried a ecoud shut by Albert H 111-
t1u, one of Culuel Rouseyelt s 1 w
secretaries, Coluu,l Rouse:el. ' h
Nat stepped tutu lett sutumuL.L- who
the would-be a•rtwriu peeLrd ken NY
through the cruwd lis the street an
fired. Martin, who tea. etaudtue I
the car w lth' the Colour), !raped u
is ass rW� m � Moissua�
at. gibe after + �W 1y -.
at S hanises ___ Sallee hatthe � �
ow the d.
!sows Yu. Z1uka w.n
tu.a rhos wigwam
L. iwvaa said (reams /say be Yid to
hs aibmd with 1lessauagrt, ►n ea et
the saw ur warssre itkiaet Ttttkoy
Y a recut! o!
A t111a1s/ar • dweelmpwarsts
,,t Yaminroad the
fora laveded ler
itIntention of
eriytx,g a wedse betwey, the Iain y
oa 'nth and bervL,u armlet to prevent a
their 0u -ratio& f
„ Un Munda: also, some Greek 1run •
au ter 'Mardis raptured the Turk ,
b poste at the elation* of Msluna Pas•.
ugh •Lice the Turks poured dur-
u tag the ear beteeeu Uretce and 7 ur-
n fir•
at *1 advanrr. of ?a ver Qu•rt.r .�
local trade 000tfa+w to b. done to
to the mala ehuuldern and bole Lim -��
tU the ground. NEW HYDRO RA1 ES
After apeekiug at the Auditorium
for over art hour, the Colonel tea
taken to the Emergency Hurplta
where he was plated un the uperatfu
table. The bullet war found to hat
catered the right breast half way 1,e
,twee° the cullarbuue and the tile-.
Ott Tue.dey morning the w'uuude.!
as-Prraldent tea* taken lis. Chi,yttlu Lr
spade! train, •leeplt,g practically al,
the was'.
He wee hurried away In au *nibs
lance, arrlvlug 1t. the Mercy ho-p,t.l
at 6.3u a.m., and Lr. J. H. Murphy 'au•
Duurtced that an immediate uperatlen
was ne'uei.eary. Culuurl Huu.ecelt's
wood 1s described car being lust after.:
the truth rib, three inc•bee deep end
above the diaphragm.
"There 1s pueitively nu indication al
ut tLat-the lung hay Leen
ed," said Dr- Terrell. "Thr
d 1s a simple one but dangerous
se of the pueylblllty of blood
ting. Col. Roosevelt has a
melee st
largely dduel tum the fact of hthae t ehe
helical marvel that he was nut
Ile wuuuded. He is one Of the
powtrtul men I have ever Seen
ut on an operating table.
Auld not wish to lav at this
het he Is not dangerusiY *'otknd
h.; gun was a foul uue and thpeesed e
tuo many
s eforetitcatered hie bodyforr of blood poisoning not to be
eat."
,
a Many iM unicrpal iLe. e., r__. Lower ft
112,E lied °�'^aa+'r•Za hasty N ilea,
tlifeed-Bran, RI;
�t ahort. ILA* ,
d
HAY -No. ZS t� W' coal oarrlota tW to
Schedule of Prices
• Hun, Adam Heck on Wednesday an-
e
Bounced a new schedule of rates,.to
be charged the municipalities using
Hydreeeleytric pu*er 1n the Niagara
district at the beglnuing of he next
fiscal Year, Nov. 1. The reductions s
which rase• fru $1,U0 to $2 uu per
Lurse.puwer apply pretty geueraliy to
the niunicipaljUes 'beteg provided ' q�r
with energy • trona generation* at leo
Niagara. The places affected are:
Tortlutu, London, Guelph, K'uud-
mtuuk, Iugersull, Beachv111e, Berllu.
Waterloo, New Hamburg, Galt, Hes-
peter,
Bt. Mary's, Dundas, Hamilton,
Raterdown, Port Credit. and Mimic°,
IDENTIFIED MUBDERERB
prate
Were
wouu
becau
pulite
pheno
It is
is a p
Inures
must
laid u
"1 w
time t
ed. T
bullet
stance
the tea
Immin
BATEMAN TO HANG
60.
Cheese --Finset westerns- 121io to 11%o,
tlas•t +*stern , Ltyio to 11%c.
Button_11%c to creamap pc to *POI
seomds,_S7%c to Clic
Eggs -seism,* iso to 11114 Pte 1 me*
ss to itc. I
F'otatoea.Per pair. car lots, rbc to
f0ased kQP,.,DNIDh btYlad, int.t%8
re -Heavy Canada •heft mese bbl* I
N to 46 plecee, 62S; ghost eat bwk, bi'h
16 to 55 pieces, M.
Lard -Compound tierces271 lbs. M71;
wood 20 lea, Dat 21 �; p dares
1173 lbs, iii; puts, wood Delia, I no&
Saw Ir
CALTLE, MARKETS-
Mentr.ae Live Steck.
ONTR4AL, Oct. 24 -At the Montreal
k Yards, west and market, the re,
is of live stock for the week ending
12 were 1610 ensue, N00 sheep and
to, :300 hogs and elk mays. The of -
ng■ on the market this morning for
• war* 1110 txtU., tts*5 sheep and
be, 1124 hog. and 210 calves.
firmerfeeling prevailed In the mar-
tins morning for cattle and prices
some grades ruled 1k to ibe per ewe;
er, owing to the lighter rue A fee. -
of the trade since thea day week as
the arrival of over , oar loads of
hweatern ranch satin, of which the
ty was generally good, but owing
e co.dttto0 of the market the prices
sed for them were below expecta-
Tho gathering of buyers was large
and the demand was fairly good on ac -
tot the cooter weather.
Piles of sheep and lambs were fair,
wing to the recent advance In prices
• Toronto market' and thruout the
re townships • Stronger doling d. -
ped In per cwt
market and prices ruled
oThe d.maadtwber than a week
as good from butch -
and packers and trade was active
tales of Ontario lambs at P16 to K
Qu•b.c at tb.fe to is 3, whit* ewes
tAPto14nor cwt.
es were scarce and in good 4* -
at b to 7e per lb for rank -fad
stock, wans gra..-red goad at from M to
$I(esch, as to also Sod Quality.
Owing to the recant advance to priest
og. in the Tomato market and Lha
r offerings hews Mks morning a
feeling prey1jw0 In the nnarket
Noes advano*Q %C to No per cwt
•. Sold 1s !ow 14 Ws fn tom. to
Des at th. Iattsr and of last w•.3*
was good from packers Selected
lit at Iasi to SIX per met., weighed
e ^ars
hers' pan* abase. NZ t° Nto per
medium, N.ja to 11 S, oommon, NM
canners, IAN to tor, choice sows, Ib
, medium. PA to N.711, bulls, leis
milkers, tholes, mach. 6111 to
n and mW1agu, mm, NO to PR;
spring*
N11 to 1161
p -twee, 111115 to M. buck. and
NM to 26,20 1albs, *S.se to N
f e. b., 611(0 to 11,76 per Cwt
-btop0
Sensational Evidence In the Rosen- o
thal Murder Cams at New York Moe
cele
Oct.
The trial of Charles Becker, former rt
em
Police Lieutenant, of New York, tor sal
the murder of Herman Rosenthal, the last
gambler,
awm l r, began
ha nest on Tuesday ket
jury as completed and the for
taking of testimony was begun. high
Louts Krause, a Hungarian waiter,
oalledbytheSGt
of the Murder. identified in the eye -witness urt Quail
sort
noclm "Gyp the Blood," "Lefty Louie," to th
and "Whitey" Lewis as the actual react
aladver. of the gambler. cissa
Becker told me," said "Haid ' Jack coun
Rose in giving evidence on Saturday, gyp
that he wanted Rosenthal murdered, ,but‘ea
shot, croaked or dynamited. At his 'D th
Aged Wife Murderer Sentenced to bidding I got the gunmen to kill Ro -
fit 7
tire
Deers
Death at Whltb
G entlest hid
y after the murder; saw 11c t
Becker that morning and cater talked es°
)oho Bateman, seventy -nevem end
with him over the telephone. 1 ora
r.io old B teas found years the guutuen 61,000 for B paid with
years Assizes at Whitby guilty at the them he stud nut to worry b but t Clay
day on a chargerder gr, There levee
v worry w lay sod a
of murdering his wife 4cow
0
On September 5, se Codardale and - mans
was sentenced by Mr. Justice Latch -
*rd to be hanged on December 19.
at eke old man did not realize the
111ee'buanese of his position w
ap-
�w�'wat whet+ his Lordshipasked
d Ido
be bad any statement to make bin]
r the death sentence was passed
*pun him
a1 had no tntenUon of klllie
soma+," he answer R that
j have toBothwell
. i "That is all
rtM Ny•" Bateman did out ex
t the slightest emotion
Subse,uentiy Bateman was taken to
e tall and plased In the death cell.
old man exhibited no signs of fear
be **s eeoort.d to the cell. He
ked to Sheriff Paxton that he
eu fault to And with the verdit t
, i Iurt Imagine my position." h.
Added, "after all thee, years 1 am
w face to flee with death If the
thieve le commuted I will b --
m7 days lc • to
relallrw have deserted me friend* but1
try and do ta7 best under the
both edit• blown �e man
off. another lost Mises'. Mounted IMantry Scheme
h 47ee and suffered severe !Were*to Likely eed Others had arms and lege key to be Abandoned
Me e
D
• tnjur".1 were removed to god
bury 'loopiest, but no i..,p• l• enter
bleed fix several.
Conservative [lotted
re* bitterly !might out federal by
election In MWa/osald, Manitoba, r.
Waited to a decisive verdict on later
w for the Oooaenstive candidate. 1
AJa=wer ato•Ttson. a farmer 11e
Richardson 'be reef ,
wad_ Wine. who was nn4mrwed
worsts. b 71►g votes Mr
beide/ras the
!1M11Na to to rest
?ha mounted tufa/soy to rbc Hrltleb
r*y will be abolished very shurey
1 all probeblllty ender the reform
sews introduced by the mew War
anrotary colonel John Seely. mood
Itaatry Imitations have boob CHppJod
supply indlfereat cavalry. The
asest mamayUvres eonoluelvely proved
and the day of the horse. ever)
the rapid eonvyanoe of Infantry.
Mat. for this work was dose better
tactor Ionles
*1e cavalry unite ase fro. kr the
walslLrk of th. tnoaatad infantry will
Mod ?Or Lha awesees ne another
try brigade, wbteh W tont bees
by he testy shit[.
BARRY BEAT DURHAM
----
Canadian &culler Unsuccessful After for h
Trip to England 1 at?au•
Ernest Barry of En 1
and
easily defeatedg and on Monday 1tan
Dau of Toronto, In Edward Harlan Dur Darras.
Thames for the race on the Jou so
championship of the world. acBarr oat th
the world. Barry Bute
wish by two lengths. HI. time wet• cwt.;
'-= Wooten 31 seconds. TDIs w to N. c
nan's second raoe w Dur. to *Kelt
4
champlon1hl for the world's to m
Towne the former chi mplonng en Au by sprno
trails.
a Rhes
L c�:1•
Hoer.
Calves
tad Buffalo Osttle Market.
OCFFALv, Oct 14 -Are ttie-R,-
6A* head stases and heifers slow
lady cows mad bulb. active and
higher, petiole stews. M to M�,a/1k
. IIII M M; butts, M se to KM.~eera•si
heifers. II c�. Ma
stamen, and Seeder% ei 60 to 16.71;
w all aDrtrgsg sely eand aria.
Gave up Nomination
Rlcberd Reid, who had been tender
AR
1d the Conservative nomination In ET
North Waterloo for the bye -election else i
t'Ithdrew his name at the convention lac to *c
'ollowirtg which Alderman C. H. Mills 'flitch*"
,f Berlin was unanimously chosen to stock h
'onteat the *eat recently held by Dr to Ase
L$«kner In the Ontario Howe, The !r*.a cow
tght w111 be betwe•o Aid. a'*»- Coo R to 1'Ja
tiers r •
a Ive, M. W*ytttsn. Soolallst sad nw•-
ng.
3tayor Huber, ladopendeat. 40 Pc 1
11 to
Nobel Pelee Awarded
to V. da
Receipts, 111.10 trod. slow and Me
owed'; bMvy, to 0.11,taigas•
Is i; pork .7111 a 0111. NSW
17 to h i. rough*, k111 3* stags, M
bees and roam& M 111 to 0. 3.
.
Sitio Ker weedy. baths k lower;
The .Nobel i'rlae for Medicine this Rhewp
year ehasi /war the awarded to Dr Alexi, twang' N w
Vete Rockefeller Instituto 116 ra. wen,
York Th. award, ft ink an 'heel'. tat
'louneed st Stockholm, w
ag recognition of hl. *cblev.mntton tar
esticAi
you're of blood vowel.' and the trans Kies. ma
elantatioe of organs The Nebel 11(' " r
Mite 1e valued at 61190/00. western
t adera,
Giant Horse Dealer Drowned
Al..., D. McWilftam, a bone Wale,
�f iruttnn. Ont., was drowned •a for
slip at the foot of Cherr.h scree(
Toronto, last Teeaday night Meq saes
fortunate .nun alb The en
water in to g firs walh^A Into for
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height and wolablal 176 mama
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to R H; i i 1»
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ricer steady t. 14. lower Rogow
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good, wholesome, sensible food
that CCRf'tins as much nutritive
valuer as meat or eggs. No tax
on the digestion --- hence
brain is clear and alert for the day's
work.
Look for W. K. Kellogg's signature
on the package - sold everywhere
at lo cents.
74
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end Lehigh
Valley metal ttwo
itnen which
the beet, W recognised
the ve
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vicinity and ..r.-i.,to
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hear from ap 4 Mr Holmes'
customers and abs others
who
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our
All orders left with Jas,
Yates, West etr'eyt
attended to. ptomlyy9
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in the big 'ran,
Ready for
instant use.
A few rubs
bring the shine.
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New and Brillion! Era Dazt'ns for Madame 7aprtilf.
Black
10e. -STOVE POLISH -10G
Cheapest sad
best polish for
Stoves, Grates
and Ironwork
as the market.
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