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THE WAR IS RENEWED
Mtmt Yield or Maks Last Stand
for Foothold in Europe
SND
The Balkan war has been resumed
ONLY Rio bombardment of Adrianople began
et 7 o'clock Monday night and a small
skirmish occurred at the Tchatalja
tines. The armistice lasted exactly
two months. Bulgaria has turned a
deaf ear to the remonstrances of the
powers. tnd. unless Turkey yields to
BW A R E Um Balkan demands, the allied armies
OFwill now attempt to drive her cone
imI,I,A. ieletely out of Europe.
The Porte ordered the Turkish
TIONS. plenipotentiaries not to leave Loudon
until hostilities were resumed and
I Instructed the army to await the at-
tack before firing a shot Osman M-
iami Pasha of the Turkish delegation,
on Sunday ridiculed the assertion tug'
the allies would be able to storm Adri-
anople to a tew days. He pointed out
that the fortifications on the hills sue
4`osnding the town toren a circle 25
miles In diameter, within which are
other circles equally strong. In addi-
tba the town is protected by such nat-
ural defences as the Rivers Arda,
Landja and Maritza, and he declared
that the garrison in the fortress could
resist an enemy even tenfold superlur
in numbers which the allied forces are
not.
The plan to take Adrianople by star-
vation had evidently been abndoned,
tke 'Turkish commandant having
proved kis ability to furnish supplies
indefinitely for the fighting men and
the civilians within the town.
The Turkish delegation have re-
ceived instructions from their govern-
ment to renew the declaration to the
representatives of the powers and to
the British Foreign Secretary. Sir Ed-
ward Grey that Turkey desires peace
cad has made great sacrifices to attain
this object
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INSURANCE LOANS. BTC.
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1 • LNititra&NCI AGENT.
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sec bL Lisette s l• & Pb'+. 1111.
JOHN W. ORAleul, LIFE, FLRb
and aeeisas1 t...e..... Agent ttw land.__
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DR.BEATTE NESBITT DEAD
$R<lrrwted of Quashing of Indictments
Before the End Cme
Within an hour after the Indict-
ments against him were quashed at
Osgood* Hall by Mr. Justice Middle-
ton, Dr. William Beattie Nesbitt died
on Friday afternoon at his home in
Toronto, from heart failure. He was
conscious for some time before death,
and passed away with the full knowl-
edge that the charges against him had
been withdrawn.
Atter making the motion on Thurs-
day afternoon to have the indictments
against his client quashed. Mr. Hart-
ley H. Dewart, K.C., counsel tor Dr.
Nesbitt, and Mr. W. O. Thurston, as-
datant Crown prosecutor made an ap-
pointment with Mr. Justice Middleton
to hear the argument at a special sit-
ting In Osgoode Hall. His Lordship
decided to quash the Indictments after
a abort hearing. In announcing his
de_Ision be said that as there were
tseverel polnts•of considerable interest
end importance in connection with
the case, he would reserve his reasons
for quashing the Indictments.
The late Dr. Nesbitt had a meteoric
career and was, perhaps, the must
prominent man of the younger gener-
ation 1n the public life of the day. de -
log to Toronto at 19 as a farmer's boy
from Oxford County, he entered the
University and at epee came to the
front in college life, belnfaforemoet
both as a student and an athelete.
Besides attaining prominence aa a
medical man. Dr. Nesbitt became one
of the big factors of the Conservative
party in Ontario. and also was inter-
ested in the promotion of commercial
enterprises which, however did not al-
ways turn out to be successes. His
connection with the Ill-starred Farm-
ers' Bank undoubtedly put a period
to a highly promising career, as with
kb dynamic force and .ambition he
would assuredly have made his influ-
ence felt in a wider sphere or public
life.
�I1f UTEST,MAR,(ETS
Toronto Grain Prices
Latest wholesale quotations tot
grain at the Board of Trade Toreson.
are :
Ontario Wheat -New, No. 3, winter
wheat. white, red or mixed, 95c to
16c, outside. Partially sprouted wheat.
$4c to 88c.
Manitoba Wheat -New No. 1 Nor..
95c, No. 2 Nor., 92c; No. 3 Nor.. 89c;
feed wheat, 65c to 66c.
Canadian Western Oats -New No. 2,
41e; No. 3, 3951c, on track, lake porta.
Ontario Oatp-New, 32c to 33c. out-
side, 37c to 37 Sic, Toronto.
Corn -Kiln dried -No. 2 yellow.
71c; No. 3 yellow. 70c; New, No 3 yel-
low (prompt shipments), 66c, all rail.
track. Toronto.
Rolled Oats -Per beg of 00 Ib..
$t225; per barrel. $4.70, wholesale,
Windsor to Montreal.
Peas -No. 2, $1,16 to $1.25• car lots.
outside.
Buckwheat -No. 2, 52c to 63c, out-
'ddo. .
Rye -No. 1, 72c to 72e, ontslde.
Barley -No. ;, barley. 64c; No. 2 am
1rcIlILLOP MUTUAL F1RE IN
it 8 u ec s N c ts C o.--r.rta .aa wiatea
sur
rproperty taowa'L laaaeeto P.O..
talkers -J. B. I`eLsas. P' a,Ibialaida'ie• Y. 0.:
Jur t o.•a11y. •
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7 arsetateen hays, ss►-
1JVe.4 e►- L. 7. itoOr+gae. cMe14 ; Jebn
O. oei.ve,Wtwain Ia tes
Jabs enam• eled.
lar.s;Jabs .ie.isn:
Regalia
Ma w.s, 1lraseaaM.
riot.: J. M. Ysm. 5 vtD• R.Beake.
Narioet• Whine Cbesaq, 8eeterth:
irhen, tion seta. t'emar•ssram• saw P1
.rmo.aata w awn fialr�eaeµM a "Pl � tt
A J. Murtha e astalas �t
it 1. uta'. Or.,e.rv. airta.s.a amt. Ustiorteb
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mouSAKIUSCZR OF ksawe1AOL LiCti S I
SHAMING PA1LO1
1211DFORDD IUAKMi BARBER SHOP.
r stood
sum tro �wdlissita mg patio= las MSS Oisrvfss Is abating..
etne1Wren
Lala et�et�a, sea. Ld ss s$bret Iss OPPlinlabfilL H. IL
tra. $3c; No. S, 66c; feed bariorl
4/e, lake ports.
M:111teed-Manitoba bran. 310 to $3/G
shorts, 322.00; Ontario bran. 31,1 Accident to Mn. Leckie.
to $30 to hags, track. Toronto; shorts.. Brussels. Feb. 3. -Mrs. Leckie, wife
In. et Reeve Leckie, Brussels. bad the
il'Distort use to tall while skating on
Farmers' Market-" ' Saturday. breaking her arm between
}bnowtng are the latest quetatioae for the wrist and elbow. She waa about
farm produce at 8t. Lawrence Market.' totarnn corer' wised she tripped in
Termite:- •bole in the ice and fell. She was
Tali wheat bush ....$ •16 to $ ,17 quickly removed from the ice and
taken to ber home. This is the. sec•
NUJ .39 .4d and person who has been senoualy in -
wheat .90 .034 jured on the local rink within the past
tib .70 few days.
52 .00
CURE KIDNEYS AND,
RHEUMATISM
DISAPPEARS
Nnus PS Nip
Get rid of YOUR Rheumatism for
good by taking that reliable remedy,
GIN PILLS. They will relieve the
pain -they will strengthen the kidneys
--they will cure you to stay cured -or
your mosey w ill be promptly refunded.
Montreal, March 29th, 1912.
"It affords me great pleasure to
inform you that 1 have used GIN PILLS
for about six months and that they have
done me a great deal of good. I had
Rheumatism for two years cad this
winter I saved myself from it by taking
GIN PILLS. I highly recommend them
to the public." A. BEAUDRV.
GIN PILLS nentralir. the acid con-
dition of the nine, prevent the forma-
tion of arae acid in the blood and stone
is the bladder and kidneys, keep the
kidneys well and strong, and thus cure
and ward off Rheumatic attacks. Soc. a
box, 6 for $2.5o.,,, Sample free if you
write Notional Drag and Chemical Co.
Limited, Toronto. 145
ey
Buckwheat
Rye .75 .00
Peas 1.26 1.16
New hay ...... 15.00 16.00
do. No. 2 12.00 13.00
Clover hay 3.00 10.00
Straw, bundled 14.00 16.00
Straw, loose 9.00 10.00
Eggs, new laid, dozen.30
Butter, dairy .30
I- orty years in use, 20
years the standard, pre-
scribed and recommended
by physicians. For Wo-
man's Ailments, Dr. Mar-
tel's Female Pills, at ,your
druggist.
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LEARN THE
AUTOMOBILE
`a � tb6t0. r
set;
T A aotulls w 11Rgrigroadfl
' .20.�n.a
>
do. creamery
Fowl. dressed, ib
Chickens
Ducks
Turkey
Geese
Live fowl, 10.
" ChicksIM
- Ducklings
" Turkeys
▪ Hens
Potatoes, bags
Apples, barrel
Dressed hogs
Celery, bunch .......... .05
BIG NAVAL PROGRAM=
Twenty -Two Battleships and Cruisers
to Be Bunt.
Great Britain's constant effort to
maintain her sapremac7 at sea is Pr!
danced by the fact that twenty-two bat-
tleships and batUe cruisers for her
navy, all of the most modern design
will be under construction In British
shipyards during the present year.
Furthermore the First Lord of the Ad-
miralty. Winston Churchill bas pray
tieally promised to ask Parliament for
money for five more large ships, and
It is possible that this number will 10
Increased to six on account of the sit-
uation to the Mediterranean, and Italythe
action of Austrie-Hangar? and
In Increasing their naval programseg.
The total new dlsplaceaeot ander
way amounts t0 660.000 tons, and the
cost will run very near $400.0410.000.
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Scrutiny at Kincardine.
Kincardine, Feb. 3. -County Judge
id
Barrett beard evidence today on a
scrutiny of ballots cast in the vote cn
local option. and reserved decision un-
til judgment is made known in these
West Lorne cathis month. J. P.
.35 Haverepenman;n. K. C.. appeared for the ap-
.33 W E. lianev. K.C., of Toren -
.33 to, and J. H. Scott. of Welkin ton. for
.16 local option people. in looking into
.20 qu.lificret ions it was found that five hal-
-
t0 .4 lou bad been marked by persons not
.K .36 entitled to vote. to the scrutiny, the
16 .i3 t.wperance people gained two votes,
13 .15 but Mr. lint -orison called. Robert T.
Walker. who swore that be voted in
.15
I6 jg' two ward', thus nullifying two votes
and a bait cast for the by-law. These
.18 .20 will be deducted if the West Lorne de -
1.00 1 13 •13 10 ti•ion is sustained.
2.00 2.00
11.00 12.00
.08
Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices quoted for live
stock at the Western Cattle Market,
Toronto. are:
Export cattle. choice .. $6.75 to $7.10
6.00 6.76
5.25 5.75
6.25 6.76
5.75 6.25
5.00 6.50
5.00 6.55
4.50 5.00
2.50 4.50
4.75 5.26
4.00 4.50
x.50 4.00
4.50 5.50
4.25 6.00
3.76 4.25
3.00 3.75
2.50 3.00
3.25 4.00
70.00
50.00
70.00
60.00
6.00
6.00
4.50
8.60
6.00
8.40
.00
.00
10.00
do. medium
do. bulls
Butcher cattle,
do. medium
do. common
Butcher cows,
do. medium
do. common
Blancher bulls
do. medium
do. light .....
'Feeding steers
Stockers, choice
' do. medium
do. light
canners
attars
Milkers, choice. each.... 50.00
• do. medium 40.10
Springers, choice 60.00
do. medium 28.00
"Sheep, light ewes sji.50
do. heavy ewes 4.50
hacks and culls 2.50
7.75
do. culls . _... 5.60
Hogs. t.o.b 8.35
do. fed and watered 8.75
do weighed off can. 1.00
Gabe' 4.00
choice.
choice...
Duke and Duchess Going 4.mS.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of CoaaaUgbt ore expected
to sail for Mislead within the aext tem
weeks. The general opinion Is that
the Duchess will not return to Case
aria and lust bow far tete would ISSN
the movements of his Royal HiglineM
I. a subject of conadderabili spawlm
he
tion. Tbe hike goes back to
oe leave of absences, d
winch, accord g te the
eta babe
111, las lot bees determined. It Ibe
Dake returns at all. lie stay wfil tat 16
a bag ems, as lb tarts et eMee was
ad1 Wooded to 'Mead over two Times.
1a some everters 1t is snored 43tat
Bad Orey may be reappointed (lac'
aria's Governor Oeaersl.
t°Y
test .buffalo Cattle
Following are the latest ttvertoeb
1paotations at East Buffalo cattle star
Cattle -Prime steers. $3.25 to 38.60;
butchers. $6.76 to 38.00;. bulla. $6.00 to
20.76; stock betters, $4.00 to $4.60;
shipping, 37.26 to $8.00; betters, $4.75
to 37.60; cows, 33.25 to 36.75; stockers
and feeders. 34.60 to $6.50; fresh cows
end springers, active and steady at
$26.00 to $80.00.
weals -$4.00 to 512.00.
Hogs -Heavy, 37.90 to $8.00; mixed.
38.10 to 53.20; yorkers and pigs, $8.20
$8.30; roughs. 37.00 to 37.16; stags,
$6.60 to 36.60; dairies, 37,85 to $8.20.
Sheep and Lambe -Lambe, 31.00 to
31.60: yearlings. 36.60 to $8.40; wetb-
ere.. 15.76 to 36.35: ewes, 34.50 to
$6.60; sheep, mixed. 34.50 to $1.75.
I ooster Killed by gen
sasbee 111se10. a ewer d Murray
ole
Id (e alleged was Wrest wild u WOO
Nur >nIdi ssin Stew clad ea Mem
discadores ed dm arrest fas/wa.tfe et a
liana obs r 1• Ai at ` a
be Ares! Ws
it
It Me 101 *romp Timms Tembest.
Imemism Om ell Z:1111.
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tIr
Dry Dock for Sault Ste. Marie.
The promoters of a. div dock for
Sault Ste Mat ie. Ont.. have succeeded
in financing the eutetprise in Eng-
land. whereby M. sae. Petbwick
Bros.. Limited, of Plymouth and Lon-
don, one of the largest contracting
firms in England, hive undertaken
the construction of the dry d. ck at an
estimated expenditure of $1,000,000.
It is expected that the contracts in
connection with the construction and
financing of this project will be ex-
ecuted in London before the end of
the month. Arrangements are made
with the city of Sault Ste. Marie
whereby eone;ruetion will commence
not later then April 30th, 1913, and
will be carried on continuously there-
after. Tbe dry dock must be com-
ple2ed reedy for operation by October
1st, 1911. It will probably be tont-
pitted much earlier than that date.
Chicago Llveetoek
The latent quotatfoss for livestock
ut the Unites Stock Yards. Chicago.
are:
Cattle -Beeves. $6.26 to 17 AM;
Texas steers. $4.75 to $7.60; stockers
µ1d feed*etea.. $4.75 $7.60. cows and
heifers. $alb to 17.45: calves. 36.10 to
110.00.
Hogg -.Light. $7.40 to 37.70; mixed,
ff.41 to $7.70; heavy. $7.20 to $7.70;
rough. $7.20 to $7.46; M41'. 18.00 to
17.46: balk of sales. $7.00 to 17.16.
, Sheep-NatIva $4.60 to $6.00; Year
$6 MI to $7.76; lambs. natio,
00 to $6.70.
Heade
llesebaata aro awlag at estett'/
etI w babel badm es talrowu:
Me. 1 311.Ntit $13.N
M, Ib.$ 10.0010 11.11
Gm 1M. 1 1.10 10 11.11
111909/0ty, 1Na 1 1.1611 5.03
M. 1M. $ 1.1010 1.01
MI/las nand 1.1110 1.110
earner. 14 s1.1116 0.66
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills
owe their singular effectiveness in
curing Rheumatism, Lumbago and
Sciatica to their power of stimulating
and strengthening the kidneys. They
enable these organs to thoroughly
filter from the blood the uric acid
(the product of waste matter) which
gets into the joints and muscles and
causes these painful diseases. Over
half a century of constant use has
proved conclusi.dly that Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills strengthen weak
kidneys and 41
Cure Rheumatism
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Anderson's Scotch Zephyrs
We have reoeived our import order of these
celebrated Scotch Zephyrs in a larger range of
designs than ever before, embodying the latest
word in Gingham styles. They comp in light and
dark colon, in stripes% checks, plaid- and plain
colors, per yard 15c.
Anderson's:Kindergarten Cloth
A new fabric for boys' and girls. wear, fps
cially made fur bard wear. makes splendid ladies'
house dresses, absolutely fast color. per yard 20c.
Special Values in Cottons
•t r Special values in White Cottons at old prices,
Sc. 110, 121c to lee per yard.
tj Horrocksei famous Old Country Cottons, ab-
solutely pure and free Linen filling. per card lfic
and Pic.
Circular Pillow Cottons
Circular Pillow Cotton, best quality. 40, 42,
14. 40, 14 and 50 inches wide, per yard from 5)c.
Bleached and' Unbleached
Sheetings
Special values in bleached and unbleached
Sheeting, 2 yards and 24 yards wide. from 25c to
afro
yar
Special Value in White
Flannelette
Thirty-four inches wide. extra quality, splen-
did wearing, per yard 121c.
Flannelette Sheets or Blankets
Special value in the best quality Flannelette
Blankets, extra quality. small. medium and large
size, white or grey, per pair 11.25, 31.50 and 11.75.
Special Showing of Satin Bed
Spreads
A special showing of Satin Bed Spreads, im-
ported direst from Manchester. handsowedesigns,
full doable bed size, at 32.50, $8.60 to 35.00 each.
Annual showing of Wbitewear during Feb-
ruary, the choicest garwenta of the leading Can-
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ROYAL PURPLE
Stock & Poultry Specifics
We will sand absolutely free, for
the making. postpaid, one of our
arse 64 -page kooks Iwith in-
sert). cm the eowimon 'Lorisa of stock and
pwttry. Tele how to feed all kinds of heavy
cad 14.10 horses. eons .sl alar,. mikh cows,
.aloes and Wormingthat they 1 1.y m how to keep
and feed powkn v'e
le whiter ea in summer. 1t contains 360
meowed' from an over Canada. from people
who base mead our roods. No farmer should M
without ft.
Tau um fatten tattle and hose in • mowth's
lass time 10 using oar Royal Purist. Stock
essidar thou you could pes.ibir do without
thereby saving • a.,eth's feed end labor and
the ease to yes will net be more the. 81.50 for
six Mos er $LH for ems steer. It will keep
your bums he show asaditloe with ereasel
feed. U pen have a poor. taierwbi laa.-
hg aim& .w your plass try It oa this Date
first and use the marvellous meek which will
be .banal Oar Stalk Obeid&0 nl` Iwrtesss
the milk flow three M ave 10 xr sow pee
day. while beim fed d the stable. A nee
parings era Lot a oew or sons 70 days.
ROYAL PURPLF, POULTRY SPECIFIC
win maks pour heels W lest ss wen h too
whale ss la the ani r, sad will keep Oral
fro. final iseme. nem snob are pan ad
wswIstiorstsd. W. .is ant lase any eheap SOOT
to Saba a Imps sasimps, .•075ls difetvst
from say on the manse' at the present time
FREE
Reuel Purple Stork 03.14r, ice pekoe.: r„or
Vie psoas, la .n e/rtl.M iia fere 11.11
ifuyat PuiSis Poultry sp..lSs. las and 10e
Piga.
ga. andel al so ale -legis' use tk.1 hold
Bapat P. ,ie 'af.is. EID . ue ..d to the;
fsawFal.11.
Boyd Pts►b ran cera gas sad ase tins : nee
let awn
meet Perm" sweat Brent. w battle : sae
asp 0
lligpir Courti Cues. ase tis : eM be
awed lupi Dnietwluaf tie ere ase kine.
Veins* Pews Ems. 0M tins ; Me be
tatPen s Warn lewder. Iles ran : pas 1b
3lssafoll...a whir 1.
tammitiammoss
Th.W.AeJ. Vcllas .Co.
10 of aisei trues e
A. j. Cooper. Floor and
Fend. Godedki
Great Clearing Sale
- - -----•-O F-..--
ew Ranges o Hetus
AT W. R. PINDER'S
Every Stove Must Be Sold Forthwith to Make Room for Other Goods
The increasing trade in my Plumbing and Heating business necessitates'
more room for the display of Bathroom Furnishings and Fittings, Heating
Apparatus, Roofing Material, etc.
Also for some time past I have realized the impossibility of devoting suffi-
cient time to the Stove end of my busines§ to do it justice. This and the need of
additional floor space tor the lines in which I am more actively engaged is the
sole reason for this Special Sale.
No better Stoves are made ; no better Stoves are offered for, sale ; no such
bargains are being offered for Stoves of equal quality.
This is an opportunity to be taken advantage of NOW. The constant ten-
dency of the Stove market is upward. Every Range and Hekter is , included in
this Clearing Sale. Not one is being reserved. Read the following :
tine No. 9 20 Empire Steel Range, with tiled •
high closet and reservoir, six boles, ther-
mometer in oven door, full nickel trim-
mings. A handsome and well -made Stove.
Was 162.00. Noe, to clear 1147.00
One No. 9-18 Empire Steel Range. with reser-
voir and high closet, full nickel ti
was 346.00. Now, to clear 11.00
One No. 9-18 Uneeda Good Cheer Steel Range,
,quare with bleb shelf, full nickelled. was
$4230. Now, to clear. 1414.00
tine No. 9-31) are Empire Queen Kange. six
holes. tea shelves, fall nickel hese. etc. A
oeat - looking and subetentiallt made
Stove. was $41.00. Now. to cleat 0114.00
One No. 9.18 sire Penn Esther Plyin Range,
,ix holes, full nickelled beam. was 3K16.110.
Now, to clear 527.00
Two No 920 Penn Esther Ranges. six boles,
tea shelves and reservoir, full nickel
hearth and trimmings. Handsome- Lia
they were 8.00. Now. to clear 1
33 .00 0
One No. 11 Good Cbeer Steel Ranee. with high
shelf, a compact and handy Range for a
small kitchen, was *27.50. To clear..=17.00
One No. 5.; Good Cheer: Baseburner Double
Heater, with oven and ten shelves, full
nickelled trimmings. First class in every
respect, was 343.00. Now, to clear...$3 B.00
One No. S:, Good Cheer Bakehurner Double
Heater, without oven, but same as one
described above otherwise, was 1:18.00.
Now, to clear ... $84.00
One No. 71; Good Cheer Double Heater Oak.
will burn coal or wood, full nickelled, was
IM1.IM1. Now, to clear (1111.60
One No. la Hot Birt Heater. with nickel
trimmings, was 115.00. Now, to elear.$10.00
Also a number of Seonod-band Hester.
and Stoves will he offered at great bargain to
clear.
We will continue selling the same make of Stoves handled by us for years,
hut from photos and catalogues instead of stocking them, as we have not the
room for their display.
We want to clear out every Range and Heater before the Spring rush of work
begins, so come at once and see what we are offering.
As these Stoves are quoted below present wholesale
prices, the terms must be cash or its equivalent.
W. R. PINDER
Opposite Colborne Hotel
Hamilton Street, Godsi ck