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come wbasat drat or knife. From examu..-
two. OSre ever B►armen. Oboe Store. ea -
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toa& to lend at lowest nom or lateral.
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AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS OUNDRY
AUCTION E&R
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left et OIgi.l aim win he p'ampYY .t-
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INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC.
oilwin PRIVATE FUNDS TO
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51110c 1 , %Valiant CM Felin eade th . l-
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•rehameate a00 get men =els receipt.= at
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MIL Fit OP' MAKJUA IL 1.11 E\Wr
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CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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Pm•I.sermum., 1Nat 0e. are their manyw�.tma`tlesl while err I .onwoarw a,•
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11E LATEST MARKETS]
Toronto Cattle Market
*Spresentative prices are :-
•etcher cattle. choice ..68.00 to 66.60
do. good 7 75 ...00
do. medium 7.23 7.60
do. cumuton 6 76 7 16
Heifers. choice 7.75 6.26
do. a.mmou 4 76 7.50
(Butcher cowl, cboles.. • 6.50 7.04)
do. good 6 . INT 6 . S0
do. common 4.75 3.50
Canners 3.00 3.50
Cutters 3. W 4.00
Butcher bulls. choice6.75 7.26
do. good 6.50 6.76
do. common 6.60 6.00
Feeders 6.75 7.00
Stockers. choice 6.60 6.76
do. medium ... 6.00 6.54)
Milkers, choice, each. 66.00 80.00
do. coalman. each 60.00 4.00
Springers, each . 50.011 80.00
Calves. choice 9.00 10.71
do. medium 7.50 9.00
do. common 5.60 6.60
Sheep, cover, light 6.00 6.10
do. nosy) 3.75 4.50
Bucks 3.60 4.00
Spring lambs 9.00 10.00
Kegs, welshed off ears. 0.00 .00
do. fed and watered. 8.76 .00
do. free on board8.40 .00
Farmers' Market
Following an the latest quotations
floe farm produce at St. Lewrenos
Market. Toronto: -
Wheat $1.00 to
Oona! wheat 96
pp���ff 46
4
,76
.a
110
Yo. 119.00
16.00
16.00
10.00
16.00
9.00
11.00
16.00
.76
.35
.16 .22
.75
.15
.90
.22
.29
.16
.60
.70
.30 .26
.27
.06
75
35
.03
Currants, red. box .. .08
do. black, basket .. .90
Gooseberries. qt. .06
Parce). hunch .. .02
Letts-., hunch .02
Oro* oolong, bunch.02
Radishes, 6 b. unche.; .10
Green beans. basket .15
Orson peas, basket .35
Raspberries. box .13
Marley
•BOskwbest
We
Peas
Hay, timothy
May. new ..
Mixed and clover
Cable hay
Straw, bundled
M. loose
R. straw
Oat straw
do. each
Sptiag broilers. each..
Fowl, dressed, Ib
do. each
Ducks, pound ....
do. each
Ducklings, sp- ing, lb
Turkeys, pound
Uwe bens
do. broilers, each
Ducklings. each
Butter. choice dairy
Bags, new laid. down
Asparagus. bunch
Potatoes. bag
Potatoes, new. basket
Beets. Lunch
60.00
.00
.46
.64
.80
.04
.00
21.00
18.00
17.00
12.00
17.00
11.00
18.00
17.00
1.00
.70
1.10
.17
1.25
.30
.26
.18
0.00
1.00
.35
.10
2.00
.76
.05
.13
1.75
.10
.05
.04
.04
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.25
.45
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Toronto Grain Pricks
The following wholesale prices are
Quoted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba \Vhi•at-Lake ports. No. 1
northern. 944.c: No. 2. 93c.
Mauiroba Gats -Bay ports. N. 2
C.W., 421.c: No. 1 ('.W. 41tsc.
Ontario Outs --4" to 41r, out..lde,
and 43e to 44^ on track, Toronto.
Ontario \V;teat--4lutsi4f. 93c to 95c.
Arnr.rlcan torn -Fresh shelled, No.
2 yellow, et 1., Collingswood, 741=c.
Peas -No. 2. :Mc to $1.03. car lots,
outsid^.
Rye -::o. 2, 63c to 64c. outside.
Barley --Good malting barley. outside.
67t to 59c: ktanttqgegiarley, 56c to Sic.
K•I;ie4 Oats --'.Fag of 90 pounds.
12.34; in stnallelots. $2.37'a; per
hairs:, 43.0o, wholesale. Windsor to
Mont real.
Backe heat -No. 2. 48c to 90c. in car
lets, n- telde.
Mtllteed-Manitoba brau.121: shorts,
2.2:.; Ontario bran, 123; middlings.
326 to 327. rood feed Cour. $30 to $32.
Ontario Flour -Winter wheat Cour
90 per cent. patents Is offered at 12 6.1
to 1..65. seaboard. in bulk, $3.60 to
Toro lto: new crop, 90 per cent.
pater.tx 53.50, seaboard.
1.4x:.:'ot.a Flour-- First patents. 16.50
in jute tag<: strong bakers'. 14.50 fa
Jute 1(hgs 1n,.(13tt4)ta bags 1*0 c nta
=amt anReit '
Conan-ou--fellow•, 98.11. sacks, 32.36.
East Buffalo Cattle
Cntll^-I').me steers. 89.24 to $9.511,
shipping. 6 . 25 to 19.00: butcher steers,
1F
2S to 8s .•`': heifers. 66.16 to 14.25;
(row,. $3.60 to 17.25; balls. $6.00 to
37.23; stockers and feeders. $6.25 to
$7.35: stock Fetters, 16.00 to 66.60.
Vcals-1 % to 111.50
Ooga--Neary, mixed. yorkers and
bogs. 69.50: roughs. 6A AA to 1A 16;
stags. 14 5.) to $7.50; Canada.. $9.60.
Sb eep and lambs ---Lambs, 16.00 to
11 25: yearlings, 15.00 t0 67.00: weth-
e rw. 3 5 76 t,$600. ewe.. 12.60 to 13 25:
sheep. mixed, $5.25 to 11.75.
Chicago Live Stack
Cattle--I0emite. 87.76 to 19.90. steers,
$6.44) to $830; stockers and feeders.
15.80 to $S; envoi and heifers. 13.140
to 19.10; calves, 17 ,0 t0 111.
Hogs --Light. $*.70 to 89.15; mixed,
18.60 to $9.15; heavy. 88.46 to 89.11:
rough. t4 4", to ti .a pigs. $7.76 to
$1: hulk r f aa;r tv S3 to $.).07.
Sheep -Sheep. 35.15 to got; year
lin a, *5.60 t0 17: Iambs. native, 84
to $9.40.
Cheese Markets
Torc'ntn Phren.. -50 boxes tarp
part. 1"r asked: 25 bate. large part
lac irked: 50 bo':ee twins part.. 13'oc
askod. 15. bid; 23 boxes twin pert,..
12ti.c asked: INT boxes trip part.. 1316e
asked; 26 boxes trip part., l.%c asked;
GO ho/ -41 Stilton. new, 14e raked: K
bone, Stilt's. Sept.. 1:%e asked.
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OvEN0 SEPTILlielalErt ler AT
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
Meth 100MO. ONTARIO
he ewer -del year-
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Staff of .pecM114•.
C. A. Fumee°. F C.A.. Principal.
t,. U. Fuatat.No, Secretary.
BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND
Subjects taught by expert ia.er.ctors
at the
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Students as iMed to peaihsaa College
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Conspiracy Cr.arge
Dismissed
IContioured from page ti)
place held this case beck. when l think
K should have gone ahead. 1 •m Was-
ik/ the people of the riding would have
void tell►geaUy. 1 don't mesa
fihat pditbally, not a larger vote for Dr.
Macklin than Mr. Proodloot nor a larger
verse for Mr Proudfooe Shan for Macklin,
but if the facts had been known the
p.apie
would have been able to vote
jsleligenUy. There was more discu.-
sioo about this than there has been
almost about lbs election. Now 1
mean private distortion, not platform,
I cannot see my way clear to commit
these two genUemea for trial. And
there is one thing I wast to mention.
and 1 waat•to be understood, as in a
care in Guelph where a man was paid a
salary of fifteen hundred. eighteen
hundred or two thousand dollar.. a
year, come tbro' the country to trap
Ub. botelu.an, net him to open his
hotel for to accommodate him five or
ten minutes hefor 8 o'clock, and then
.lip over and have him fined, or play
up sick in hie hotel and get biro to
gave him brandy or whiskey for a
atomacbache, and then he lays acharge
and it costa him forty or a hundred
dollars. He gets paid for that and he
goes shout making his money in tbat
way, preying upon people he does not
know. if he did know thein he
wouldn't be able to get. the business.
Here 1 find thio man herr lejls me
Goa with no salary be trap. Mr.
Elliott and be traps Dr. Macklin. He
is a member of the church with Mr. 1
Elliott, an organist in the church, and
yet he Irlly you he bar done what he
rays hero to day. I don't think a man
like that is any better than, well, it is
pretty haul for we to find • word 1
an compare him tn. I have no word..
to explain what i feel about this man
Hunter. and in the face ..f what 1
have braid to day I C4I1 do nothing
but discharge the defendants, and I
ant satirfied, and I want this borne in
mind, I am satisfied, notwithstanding
the feeling of a few who may be on the
outside, that the emir of justice have
been met, whether thee defendente
are guilty or not guilty. I don't care
if we were to follow this thing for
week., i am satisfied from what we
have heard i can safely discharge
these defendant*, and 1 know tbe.endr
of Jn.tioe have been mea, no matter
what appears to have been neglected.
FRECKLE -FACE
HINDUS IN.1611T MYSTERY SURROUNDS'
YOUNG WOMAN'S fA1E
Off THE FaLiGE
---- - Mies alanohe Yorke o1 Tamw0Ah
A $.r4... Turn to the Hindu Troubli
in Vancouver --statement a4
Ottawa
A large body of Vancouver police
sad a contingent of special lmmigra
tion constable., numbering nearly 200
men, descended early Sunday morn -
lag in the. tun Sea Low upon the
Komagata Maru, and after grappling
her and playing a hose on the In-
furiated Hindus. were beatou back by
showers o' coal and other missiles.
Many of the attacked were Injured
some seriously.
The immigration department at Ot-
tawa made the following statement
regarding the mutiny of the Hindus
on the steamer Komagata Mara at
Vancouver. and their violent resMl-
ance to all attempts to deport them
"The captaln of the Komagata Maru
was given oath 6 o'clock last (Satter
day) night to' settle whether or not he
intended to obey the deportation or-
ders whtch has been served upon him.
Lovering the 360 rejected Hindus.
Shortly after that hour be reported
that the passengere prevented him
from getting up steam. and asked for
assistance.
"About 160 policemen and Inamlgra
tion officers went out to the vessel 1n
the largest tug avallable, but were
unable to gain the decks of the Koma-
gata Maru in the face of the stub-
born resistance offered by the Hindus
on board, who from all parts of the
ship burled down on the officers coal.
Iron bars. pieces of machinery-, hat-
shets and clubs, Injuring many and
smashing the windows of the tug.
"Some shots were fired by the Hin-
dus. but the oflcers, although armed,
In their anxiety to avoid bloodshed.
If possible, did not return the fire.
and at 2 a.m., realising the difficulty
In reacking the decks from a tug, re-
tired to the shote with their twenty
injured. amongst whom was the cap-
tain of the tug, suffering from two
broken ribs. Fortunately, none of the
injuries received is likely to be fatal.
"The self-restraint of the police and
Immigration oalcers under great pro-
vocation Is appreciated and highly
commended by the acting minister
(Hon. C. J. Doherty).
-Width desirous that no unnecessary
violence shall be used, the govern-
ment are determined that the law
shall without fail be effectively and
rigidly enforced, and, with this end to
view, have authorised the use of the
Rainbow to effect a landing, when,
If necessary to secure and maintain
control, the full number of Hindus
will be handcuffed. a proceeding which
in view of their violent actlocs last
night, Is fully justifiable.
"The government has instructed its
agents to deport ■11 rejected Hindus
on the Empress of Japan next Thurs-
day, If It appears that deportation by
the Komagata Maru cannot be prompt-
ly nd effectively accomplisaed, and 1.
also taking legal proceedings against
the master and charterers of the Ko-
magata Maru."
The cruiser Rainbow is to be assist-
ed by two hundred troopers and the
Vancouver police. If there Is any
relit..lance, every Hindu Is to he hand-
cuffed and sent hack on the Empress
of Japan which sails on Thursday.
Son and Wind Bring Out UgIy Spots.
How to Remove Easily
Here's a chance, Mia.. Freckle -lace,
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of A reliable dealer that it
will not cost you • penny unless it re -
the freckles: while if it does
give you a clear complexion the ex -
perms in trifling.
Simply get an ounce of o(hine-
double etrengt1t from any druggist
and a few aprlieati • .hould .how
you how ea.v it iv to rid yourrelf of
the homely frerklex and ,;et a beauti-
ful complexion. P..i,ely is more thtn'
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Re sloe In sok the dreggist for the
double strength otlune ss this is the
prescription .cl.l under guarantee of •
money Lack if it fails to rrutl•ve
freckle.,.
-Following the servic• ah the t'••n-
Ir.1 Methodist church, \\'oc.if.tork. on
Sunday morning, AMr{{J.mow Hyde, .'1
Brantford. Mir who ricently h.. le.•u
Stationed at l6lrnwr•rrl, woo ordaircd
by Rev. H. W. Crewe, pr.•eident of the
Hamilton cooferenee. a•.i+ted 1,y other
loot minister. Rev. Mr. Hyde -wrlP
BreiaaoM. dN•Jjberwrnrr,-*fent ilei
mile. north of Ooderich.
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills
are sot a new and untried needy --
our grandfathers used thtre. Half a
century ago, before Cbnfederatio,4
they were* sale in nearly every drug
or general store in the Canada of that
day, and were the recoenircd cure is
thousands of homes for Constipation,
Indigestion, Biliousness. Rheumatism
and Kidney and Liver Trenbks. To.
daj they are just as effective, just a.
losable as ever, and nothing better
V yet bees devised to r
Kure Common ills
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P111 tee 0' nae. g,1 . hoe or theater
at U1 Dreg MMR er ernes *0 arar
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KIN6 HAS GALLED
IRISH GONffRENGE
The Leaders of Ali Parties Interested
in Home Rule Bill Will Confer
on the Subject
The King has called a conference
of the leaders of all the parties to
seek a solution of the INah problem
This is the nlonn•ntous announcement
*bleb Prem}er Asquith Is expected to
make when th.- b111 amending the
Home Rule bill cornea up again f..r
consideration It the House of 1'om•
mons Prcnn, r Asquith has boon with
the King at Portsmouth during the
weekend, and the Klug's anxiety :0
get the difficult) settled resulted In
the deet..ion to call a conference it
1s said the various leaders .nvfted
have accepted the invltatlon an that
+lis cg.Se seshil N1il . meet at al -early
date, probably on Tuesday, In London.
The King will receive the delegates,
but will not himself preside over the.
Conferences, which. It is eonlldentJy
thought, under such exalted auspices
will pmve successful
PASSED AMENDING BILL
Howie of Lords Did Net Vote on FInaI
Reading Home Rule Measure
The House of Lords last week
posssd the third reading of the bill
t0 amend the Irish home rule bill,
and sent It acmes to the Howie of
Commons for consideration At the
suggestion of the Marquis of Crewe,
the bill was read a third time without
a vote being taken
The Marquis of Crewe. Liberal
leader, Indirectly promised that the
attainment of an agreement in regard
to til elimination of the time limit.
by which the counties, of Ulster were
allowed to vote o" the question of
, their exclusion for a period of six
years from the operation of the home
rule bill. won't' not prove d1A1(wlt.
He rent -lodes' by asking for the e'er -
else of patience and forh.arance, and
firmly hoping for • iucr.'seful =Sutton
Fart Rea +champ on behalf of the
Government **eared a willingncaq
to give facilities for a conference. If
then. was • general desire for nae.
The Marquis of ianidowne leader of
the Opeosltinn, made a guarded re -
ales.. to thtx offer, but his attlt•,de
1 was not Ylrteadly to it.
Dropped Oat et algwt as le the
Earth Ham swallowed Her
Bleach. Yorke, aged 33,
a< Charles Yorke, a farmer of 1Ow01
Lennox Township, Addtai00a Ostaatr.
mysteriously disappeared from the
village of Tamworth at 10 o'cloek ea
the eight of Wednesday, July 6. She
was a dressmaker by trade, and was
esapleyed by various people la tate
velem. The day of her disappearaa*s,
she Galahed her work at the residers.
et Mrs. Walsh, and lett to cell or
Dr. C. L. Robinson, wim was treader
her for stomach trouble Was Weigh
�Qo�pealed Ser to the doctor's gala.
M. Yorke left the doctor's ossa.
Ia1Mr states, about 9.41, sad a lad
aimed Heary Card says he maw sad
spoke to her short, after that thaw
Slaps that hour no tribes of her era
M teend. alhough Inadreds of mal.
elided by the local and provtnelsl
✓ ag.., have seareltsd the vicinity. As
Die 'remit of this nea4laoSSSa the
mikid. tbeary has been abandons.' h
Ike family of Miss Yorke, nal .tllerta
are betas directed towards tracing a
motor car which passed thIo.gb th.
Silage about the time of the girl'.
disappearance. ft 1. now the opiates
of the Yorke family that the girl 1.
beteg detained in the custody or par -
Mee unknown.
■r. Daniel McGregor. Canoe of the
0*Issing girl, kis been tireless la
teamptng tkrosgb the hash and ka
searching the .a1gkbortog waters. Dr.
aoblaeoa 1s a young $17,10164 who
has been 1• Tamworth for sig months.
Na declares chat the young lady called
ea him for treatmeat for stomach
freebie He says that he examined
h er and gave her a bottle of medicine.
tsMleh contained some strychnl.e
The entire bottle. 1f taken at once,
he eays, would be sufficient to k111 her.
Re also states that next morning be
9s.ed that • bottle containing about
arty carbonate of meresry tablets, of
which one would be suMeient to cause
Malls was missing from • shelf near
where he had examined the young wo-
man.
The young lady was of a particularly
bright and cheerful disposition and
was known to her friends by the nick-
name "Happy.'.
PLAGUE OF ARMY WORMS
greet County's Fertile Fields Prey to
to Devouring Millions
The dread pest of the farmers, the
army worm. has Invaded Brant County
in millions. along the low lands of
Wbttaman'a Creek and other porta,
1a now climbing Into the high lands,
where the corn and grain Is grown,
and unless checked quickly, will have
latterly ruined a great proportion of
the crops, Oxford County also re-
ports the appearance of the pest.
The worms trade their first appear•
ince In Brantford township, a quarter -
acre patch of corn being wiped out
by an advance guard. Burgesavile,
Paris. Northfield Centre. Falkland,
Fairfield Plains, Burford. Brantford
and, other points In Brant county re-
port that there are hundreds of mil-
lions of worms now to those sections,
and every effort has to be extended
to fight then., District Representative
of Agriculture Roy Schuyley and his
assistants are leading In the fight. and
already millions of worms have been
destroyed by means of portholes dog
In trenches which are filled by the
worms and down which coal o11 is
poured and set flre to, exterminating
totem.
Professor Bethune of Guelph Agri
cultural College says the only way to
stop the army worm's progress to to
dig trenches around the Infested area.
In this area should be placed a poison
ad . bran mash. [wing a mixture of
brae Perla green and molasses it Is
preferable to run heavy rollers over
pasture land. this is a quick and easy
way to destroy them.
WHOLE TOWN WIPED OUT
Feer Hundred Citizens of Hearst
Homeless and Destitute
ROM nethtns more modern than a
1
towhee! brigade with which to fight
the flames. the Inhabitants of the
town of Hearst in Northern Qatar et,
tattled for three days and three nights
to save their homes from destruction -
Time after time they overcame the
flames, but only to see them spring
a9 In some now quarter Finally
Wednesday a strong wind sprang up
which ',screamed in volume till It Al-
most rearhed the proportions of a ey-
"lone The wind fanned the flames
and the town was quickly the centre
of a roaring furnace. The Inhabitants
fled to the railroad tracks, where obey
spent two drys and a night amidst
smoke and flames, until a relief train
arrived over the line of the Trsas-
co0tlnental.
Some four hunr'red people have
boon rendered homeless, and Most
/ them are destitute
SUING FOR TWO
ON
Flirt Steps In C.P.R. Actlbn Against
Steamer Storstsdt
The statement 0f dale In the cut -
entail Paetfic Railway Oompany'. two-
�tUfoudotlar node against the steam-
ship Rtorst.d has been filed at Min-
treal.
The atatemen' does not itemise the
amount claimed, but states the
S9ualada nn wtllch the ()nmpany to
a.g. By the o'.nelmt d t.nth partial
the evidence halt* bats: • lord M.
am VD to -.ltrrttted d the Adssbeltr
IOOutlt actin vrhld►. R le espouse&
M111 le besot at the mvrpggfaaogsgort
!t Oe Sep' •mbar Mem
Implements
Say, when youoome to
town COWS* to ROB. W11
/AN'S phos.
We have a 0.w car -
toed of the beet buggies
money oars buv.
We have lots of Wire
Fencing and Oates. We
have Wa.bing Machines
and Churns, Stoves, Hea-
ters and Ranges, Lad-
ders. Hay oars sad
Track, Utter Carriers,
Engines. W indmllIs,
Binders, Mowers, Hay
Loaders, Wagons and
Stock Rack.. •
Also • number of good
bones..
Massey -Harris Shop
Hamilton Str•e•t
Canadian
National
Exhibition
PEACE YEAR 1
America's Greatest Livestock Show
Acres of Manufactures
Exhibits by the Provinces
Exhibits by Dominion Gavel noises
Exhibits by West Indies
Grenadier Guards Band
Dragoons' Musical Ride
Auto -Polo Matches
Circus and Hippodrome
Dozen Shows in Single Hour
Boy Scouts' Review
Canada's Biggest Doe Show
BABYLON
Greatest Oriental Specta -le
ever presented on Continent
PAintin4s from England, Scotland,
United States and ('anode
Educational Exhibits
Goods in Process of Making
Athletic Sports
Aero-Ilydroplane Flights
Grand Water Cerebral
Creatore's Famous Bon -d1
Score of other Bands
Dozen Band Concerts Dally
Chesapeake and Shannon
Biggest Midway ever
Peace Year Fireworks
International Peace Tattoo
Mush 10 Rands 444 Mue
Aud. 29 1914 Sept. 14
TORONTO
Saturday Specials
at the
Maple Leaf Grocery
Fruits
Strawberriery Now plus
ollipples
Pfer#letilDap. Fruits, Ban
Sunkist Oranges in an miser.
New Vegetables
Ripe Tomatoes, (:ucumher s,
('elery, Lettuce, ()cions, Radish,
Rhubath, New Cabbage.
Home-made
Maple Syrup
Have just received it Liege
quantity of Acme -made 'daple
Syrup of,tbe very highest ieml-
ity and flavor.
Butter, Eggs and
CURED MFATS
We are making arrangenu.•ota
to have a large and choice as
aortment in all thee. lines for
Saturday and will be .n a
position to supply your ants
with Moto* Cnaaery aed Dairy
Butter, strictly ?mph Eggs and
Cured and Cooked Meat*.
All order*, will receive .r.r
careful attention.
S. J. YOUNG
Hamilton Street
AD'.-3RT1!N 11 TBR SIONAI.
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