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THE 8I432; . ' OODDBIQI OITARM
THE GREAT SHIP SEEANDBEE
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t�a�fs.tdrw.athe Mtaee.irarA.r:,10er.Moeor and wrlT ��a.
Nieseissse Steamers =ANDMEE. City of Eire of Wit,
D.iiy-aeveland and Buffalo - (May 1st to Dec. lst)
Loose e- -rmad - • SW P. M. L..s. Blab • - F
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Army Buis. 6Jl A. M. Amro a ie.eland 6.20 A IL
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Cressee si ,. maat Swab area f E.teri, and Caa.dian ;Drente; at Cle.sioad
for Pot --ser Telapo Deusrt sad u1 pots Wert and 6aeeweet. l..
ear rei4w.dllae ►et�es• or baa os
os. C. & lest stemmata. safari accepted roc cr...n.ru
pomace for asadeeoe t.etlet went car t.eYeo,la C a B. t.a. 6�d i ems.
THE CLEVELAND A RUFFALO TRANSIT CO.
7 r Neem.. Ger'! We-- H. k spa. Tradir M w r Herman- Go -1 Pr. ♦ac.Ohiet w
Dear Amy 1 -
Laura and her husband stayed with us
last night. How she praised the furniture
in our spare room! You feel like having
your friends come to visit you if your home
is beautifully furnished throughout,
don't you?
When you go to buy furniture, you
should not only know that the style is
right, but that it is strongly made ; and
you should go to an honest store where you
will know that the price is right.
Always your friend,
Lou.
P. S. The style, Quality and price will
all be right. and you'll have a big stock
to ohoose from. if you buy your furniture
from
Geo. Hohmeier
COWS WRECKED TRAIN
P1ve Limos lost WAsa
Freiga. Was Derailed on Graced Trask
which the dead men were planed.
I CATASTROPHE AVERTED
Union Organizer Under Arrest on Meet
Serious Charge
After weeks of strenuous cork on
Use part of provincial detectives a
man named Stead Gamble. organiser
for the Structural Iron Workers'
,Delon, Was arrested at Toronto and
taken to Whitby on • charge 01 mali-
Cious injury to property. It L alleged
that acid was applied to the hoisting
!limes of a scaffold used by a bridge
Construction gang near Dixie on the
0.P R.. to such an extent that when
the cables were tested with weights,
,tie scaffold crashed fifty feet into the
Teethe below. A strike was in pro - 1
EIs and Gamble is said to have been
ng suspiciously in the neighbor -
Gamble was given a prelimin-
Chearing and remanded without
YORE BLOODSHED LIKELY
Gloomy Outlook for Permanent Peace
In Near East
The conoluslon of a peace treaty
between the warring Balkan States
liens assured by the news from
Bucharest that a five -days' armistice
was agreed on last Thursday at a
ooaferencerbetween the representa-
tives of Bulgaria, Greece, Servlt and
Montenegro. The peace treaty will In
(be opinion of those wbo are in a
position to know; be respected Jost:
as long as none Of the belligerent
Mations t.hlnks_It to its own interests
to tear It up. British war correspon-
dents hold the view that the prospects
of permanent peace in the Balkans
Inner remote.
o The. powers have taken no definite
steps to bring about the evacuation
01 Adrianople and Thrace by the
Turks, Chose tone is more and more
defiant.
MARRIED IN AUTO
Lieut Slfton Wins a Wealthy and
Romantic Bride
Lieut. W B. Sifton, second son of
lien. Clifford Slftot was married at
Millburn, N. J., to Mrs. Jean Donald-
son Kirwan, who quietly slipped
away from her mother wbile travel-
ling in England and hurried across
the ocean to be married. The mar-
aiage took place in an automobile by
the roadside. The bride, who has an
Income of 550.000 a year, wax mar -
41 r1ed three yearsago to John 8. Kir-
wan, but the marriage was later an-
nulled as both were minors. Her first
marriage, like her second, was an
elopement
1
Jam
Shot by His Churn •
Coroner Rankin of Sratford promises
a rigid Investigation into the death
of Robert Butterworth, a seven-year-
old Shakespeare boy who died on
! Monday, as the result of a bullet
wound. The boy was shot by a small
rise In the hands of Roy Tangle. six-
teen years old, while the two were
discussing the shooting of some
pleeoap
Two Exhibition Fires
The poultry buildings and sheep
pens at 'Toronto Exhibition grounds
Ivens burned on Sunday, with a loss
estimated at 576,000 They will be
nt immediately. The livestock
Whigs at the Ottawa fair grounds
were badly damaged by fire.
Hoa. Mr. MacKay Gets a Seat
Hon. A_ G. MacKay was sleeted to
the Alberta Legislature In the defer-
provtnctal election in Athabaska
last task. A. was given a •ubstan-
1 majority over Major J. H. Woods,
Conservative. He will likely be
takes into Premier 8lfton'a Cabinet.
Caused Fr4end's Death
Hugh Patterson, the boy wbo killed
Harold Webb near Cobourg while a
hevelver was being examined, pleaded
E1ty to unlawful committee and ware
mltted to go on suspended see -
o. The orielaal charge was man-
ilsugbter
Suicide In • Cell
Ncheresyk. a Russian Pole,
it
ajd ap as a disorderly, ha Mai -
s his con at Niagara Palls os
y He used a telepboae win
ran through Use room.
Hydro-Eleotrie Extew.ten
Aa gloat anaowncomoot 1s expected
tng lmportaat sxleadoas
rititiar&rargro MIsetr a system fa the
bout sad K. Lawrence sones.
7Ss losrnoleetal beltway Is Lased
ra strike of Its trainmen widow
graste wag. tsereastt1 or tress PM
915 per most!
M Dieters thmtny in Fart
e. air William and towns west
le 1.20,, be able to sratllt elms
sad bo fee °sneers .1 Manitoba.
°Masao (Myth. es-Pr.stiest et
Lesareis„ bas barna se invasion of
iceryl boos of reetertas
lialf et Ito Mole
litta. Owl..
WS as at by Sue erea
wSidardas
THE LATEST MARKETS
Torowte Grata Prices.
quotThe tollow wkc.leeede prizes are
d at the tis Board of Trade:
t -
Ft,. trainees were killed and nae
seriously injured wben as east♦ouad
freight train • Irk two locomotives ran
talo two aleeptag nows os. the Grad
mil
Perak tracks at Iteatty's Siding. thir-
ties. es fromThaws-
dayedbury early Thaws -
day moratag. Of the eight mea com-
prising the two crews only three ea
'caped. These killed were: Eagneer
Percy Maxwell, Depot Harbor; Fir.
man M. Id. Wilson. Ottawa: Brake- I
191111 Johs 071411, Renfrew; and two
$11deat Bresnan named Bateman and
even. The IaJured man is Fireman
Wm. Lavergne.
Five box cars were plied up on top .
of the derailed engines is a bog mak-1
lag a tearful heap of wreckage under)
t/aah.eba
d -IN °. 1 Icor ,
SLIM; No. 2 Nor., Ills alo. 1 Nor ,
1 Peed whtat, 67c, on track at lake '
porta
Maaltoba Ost -No 2 C 1St, '
No. 2 C R .'s, 17c,
Ontario Whealt-o-No. 2. winter wheat
white. red or lsslzedale to 5100,
outside.
Ontario Oats. -32e to 34c, outside,
$eisc to 37Vic. on track. Toronto.
Corn -No. 2 yellow, 65c, c.i.L ea
track. bay porta.
Peas -No. 2. 85c •u 90c. car Iota,
outaide.
Buckwheat -No. 2,
side
Ryr-No. 2. 60e to
Barley -For good
62c to 63c, outside;
Ioutside.
Riled oats per bag of 90 lbs.
p.16; per barrel, 54.56; wholesale,
Windsor to Moatrsal.
M i l l f eed - M an i W ba bran. 519 90. la
bags. track. Toronto; shorts, 221.00;
Ontario bran, 519-110, in bags; shorts,
221.00; middlings, 12100 to $25.00.
52c to 51e. Olt -
62c. outside.
malting barley,
feed, 46c to 60c,
Fanners' Market
Following are the latest Quotations
for farm produce at 81. Lawra•.ce
Market, Toronto:-
•
Fall wheat, buahel $ .se 90 91.00
Oat -411 .00
Goose wheat .15; . .00
Barley .63 .60
$uclt wheat .63 .00
j ye .65 .00
Peas .90 .00
Rye straw • 18.00 19.00
Straw, bundled 14.00 16.00
Straw, loose .. 8.00 9.00
Old hay - 18.00 .00
New hay 14.00 17.00
Eggs, new laid .26 .21
Butter. dairy - • .26 .27
do. creamery .23 .00
Jowl, dressed. lb. '.17- .20
Chickens .. r.. .22 .25
Ducks .00 .26
Turkeys .23, • .23
Giose .16 .15
Spring chickens .1I .30
Spring ducks . r .lits .26
Use Chickens .23 .22
Ducklings ,lg .12
" 'turkeys .. .22 .26
" Hens .14 .13
Potatoes, new, Dew 1.20 .00
Dressed hogs 12.00 13.00
Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices are:-
t.ondon export ca.tUe....56. 70 to $6. S0
verpool export cattle.. 6.49 6.60
port bulla 6.410 5.75
tcber cattle. choice6.26 6.40
do. medium 5.26 5.76
do. common 4.75 6.25
Butcher cows, choice4.75 6.60
do. medium -- 3.50 4.26
Cutters 300 3.25
Common cows 3.25 3.60
Canners .. 2.50 3.50
Butcher bulls 3.75 4.76
do. medium - 4.00 4.25 Ivnesl
Bologna bulls „ 3.76 4.25 t,
Feeding steers a .00 6.60 kiwi
Stockers, choilb : 4.60 650
do. medium 4.50 4.75
do. light 4.00 4.50 ,
Milkers, choice ..65..10 60.00
do. medium 40.00 50.00
Springers. choice 75.00 .on
do. medium 30.00 50.00
Spring lambs 7.25 8.00
Sheep, light ewes 5.00 .00
do. heavy ewes 3.00 3.60
do. yearlings -..,i4.75 5.50
Culls - 3.50 4.00
Bucks ' 1.00 2.50
Hogs. f.o.b. 9.86 .00
do. fed and watered -10.25 .00
do. delivered 10.36 .00 i„
Calves 7.50 8.50
Bob calves, each 2.00 rl4.09
Cheese Markets
Ottawa -520 boxes of cheese of-
fered. all 'but 68 selling at 121%c.
Perth -1,281 boxes of white and 500
boxes of colored cheese oCered. No
sales. Twelve and three-quarter cents I
was bid.
Cornwall -1,776 cheese were board-
ed. of which 26 were white and the
balance colored. The white sold at
12 15-16c and the colored at 12 15-16e
and 11c.
Listowel -Fourteen factories board-
ed 2.717 cheese --1,882 motored and 836
white. Highest price offered on board
12%r, but sone sold Some went at
12 11-16e on the street.
Iroquois -9M cheese boarded -8115
colored and 50 white. Price oe board.
19%c No sales, but all sold on the '
twrb at 1213e. '
Plctoa-101gbteen factories boarded
1.680. all colored; 480 sold at 12 16-16c
and 1.100 at 12%c.
Napanee--356 unite and 900 colored
cheese boarded. All sold at 12 13-16c.
Gratitteds !
"It requirre a lot of courage and
charity to be philanthu.pic," said Sir
Thomas Lipton' once. '•1 temember
wben 1 was just starting in business.
1 was very poor, and making every
sacrifice to esitat go my little shop. My
only asaietant u -ss a b:y rt fourteen,
faithful, willing and honest. One day
1 beard him complaining. and with
jostle.-, )bat his clothe. were rushabby
that he was rebelled to go to any
place of worship no Sunday.
"There's no chance of my getting a.
new suit this your," he told me.
"'.out of work. and it takesaUmy
wages to pay the rent."
"I thought the matter over, and them
took a sovereign from my- carefully
boarded saving., and bought the boy
a stout, natal snit of bine cloth. He
was so grateful that I felt repaid for
my sacrifice. But the next day be
didn't come to work. I met bis
mother in the street and asked her the
reaaor.
"'Why, Mr. Lipton'. she said,
curtseying, 'Jimmie looks so respect-
able, thanks to you, sir. [bet I thought
1 would se-nd him ruutd town today
to see if be couldn't get a better job r •
Radial Lines for Stratford.
Stretferd, Aug. L -Electric lice, to
Grand Bend. one from Lor don and
one from Stratford, were announced
• here today, as almost immediate pro-
jecte. by C. T. McAllister, of Cbicasto.
The Exeter Park at Grand Bend has
already been acquired 1 v American
investors, who plan 'to improve the
popular resort.
Radial Bees east and north from
Stratford are also under consideration
by Mr. ter'sfrm.
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle --Prime ,teen. 3185 to 49;
shipping. 58.40 to 18.71; b6t44",
to 511.40; cows, 11.76 to 57; balls. $6.
to 56.76; heifers, 36 to 17.76; Mock
heifers, 95 to VIM: stockers sad
feeders, 56.76 to r.25: fresh cows,
and springers, 536 to p3
reals -54 00 to 111 iia.
Hogs -Heavy. $9.60 to 59.00; mixed.
its65 to 99 70; Yorkers, 11.70 to 19.84;
39 6 to $9.10; m s, $8.15 to
60. .tags. 57 to N; dailies. 19 40
59 78
Sheep and lambs -lib. 55.10 to
x.110. yearlings. 44 60 to 54.86;
ethers. 16.60 to 96 ii, ewes. $3.50 to
4.76; sheep. mixed, 56 to 55.25
Chleare Ltd Ili 4t
9teeea, M.B eeee,$4.111e 5010; Timis
97.73; 'mars agnea.
tin to 57.90. stockers sad feeders,
10 to 57.10. cows sad betters. $$34
to 53. salves. 11 to 114.0-
were--4.4gbt. 58.75 to 55.16. mixed.
58 to $3.15; bear,, 57.00 ban.
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mob to 5310. p1�, K.idto
5/m0; !ells et saw, ILOS ato NM
ease, -Matto., 55,36 to KO: was
04s$40; 08 to 91.M;
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Big StlmmerSak
AT ROBBINS'
The more you buy, the more you save.
We must make room for Fall stocks
now on the way. We will outrival all
others In big bargain giving this week.
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Men's Clothing Men's Underwear
WOO /Suite, good, honest, sub -
etas ti.I tarn ice. the most
portable value for the mnnrv,
only $41.05
$12'00 Suite, many beautiful
patterns in cashmere. and
wordtrde. S.le price
. •-••. •.07.45 and M.4111
Boys' Suits
Boys two - piece Suits with
tst000ser pants, regular prion
3800. Sale price $a.sa
Boys' two - piece Suitt with
bloomer pants, regular mice
$4-W. Sale price .... 114.1:5
Shirts
You'll like these values when
you see them.
Shut, Tie and Collar to tnetcb,
regular $2 00, for 91.40
Shirt and Collar to match, reg-
ular $1.25, fur 000
M. ROBINS
A buying opportunity worth
while.
Regular prix 111.00
Sale ;pt ice.... us.
Regular Price 75:
Sale price.., ago
Regular price 51)::
price... ..211 o
Working Shirt&
Men's \Vnrk ing Sbirta that mean
t.ilg savings.
Regular Kix, tar 69c
Regular 31.00, for . One
Regular $1 25,for nee
Men's Overalls
BIack and striped Overalls
with elastic back. retulat
I31.'2... Sale price. - - ,1100
with elastic back,
*LOU.rice
. dale rrgnlar .. w......AOa
Black and striped Overall.
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Added to this, even_ one of them has the genu-
ine mark of quality.
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for Summer Footwear, -no matter how particular you
are.
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you did.
REPAIRING
Downing & MacVicar
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARid, GODERICH.
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