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PRODUFOOT
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ten tme..1 Udamis►, rang dew fn.
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OUR OTTAWA LEITER R�S ULE MARKET QUOTATIONS 1
---; ANEW WOYAN Tweet* CMOs Matto
Ottawa, Nov. 96. -Th• irony of fate
has ir000d out patty awooth roost of
the objectiosia belated by the Sondrn
Uovee sasses to I he freer trade o1Ms
adv000trd by the Liberals is *911. I_e
tart, for a timid dock of lel-well-
enough abash the Bordeu• Govern-
ment had indulged rather fresly iP
that trash or trade with the Yankee,
wbteb was the object of t belt re-
course.
only togs yens ago.
course. they ass utile that it was fho
Mother Uotsbtry showed them �tjjaa
way, but that only proves that the
Mother Country has a lot of comma.
muse --simply that and nothing more.
It look • war to j .It things loose,
bat ono, • start was made Brants
moved qquick) enough. For iust .ter,
Major (i.Rpr.JSir b..w Hughes. at the
request of the Handel' Uovernment,
organised • percbasieg committee in
New Yak whit* trucked and traded
with lbs Yankees to the extent of
hundreds of millions of dollars foe
gums, cartridges, rifles, shells and
things like that. This wholesale
track and trade gttb the Yankees on
behalf of the Brjisb limene was sot
only counteofldrd bttt actually en-
couraged sort tdaterlally assisted by
the Canadian Mtt.lster of 11t itis, who
took the deepest interest in tb4 trans.
actions of the committee, until It,
like the Canadian lobe!' committee,
was deborued by Lloyd George's spec-
ial commissioner, Mr. D. A. Thomas.
Mr. Thomas' chief discovery was
that the truck or trade in war moni-
tions, whether it wi• carried oil with
the ankees or with our own Cana-
dian ruanufacturrr•, int olrel too
great an element of private profit for
e ven John Burrs pugs. to it ted. So
he reorganized the %whole business on
lbs barns ut tett per reef. net, which,
ea price+ need to go, is a minlwom
saving of mealy per ernt, 'VIA* ie thr
brio! explanation rf what Mr. lbcmaa
did. 'lo g1 into a.1 the ditail+ of ex-
tortion and plunder which he uo-
mirthed wt.uld be too long a story.
Tb. main paint is that Mr. Th,•utsls
made a clean-up t f the trucking and
trading, as sn{.ervi•ed by member. of
the Bolden Government, and now
manufacturers of mut lions moat be
content with a m.deet prutit I.l.trad
of the wealth of Oru.us and cf Jud,
wbie.h they were pili,•g un hefo,e Jlt.
Thomas it said to have dune his work
Oto well that some minulacturers will
be ahead aothit.g mote thin their
plants fur praline shells, which they
get British Government aesi•tance to
build and which will be their own
after the war i• over.
Passing front the srrny to the navy
we again are the Bot den Government
trucking and trading with the rank-
eee to a rooridersWe extent. At all
events, Mr. Chanes M. Mcbwabb, •
rather well-known Yankee in these
petty, sal invited to Montreal I.
tusk-•rutauarin.s fur the British navy
and be hits keen making them there
ever since the war started, although
it was a Cuoset votive slogan in 1910,
when Lauri.e'a Nosal Service Act was
being discussed, that such a fret was
impossible in Canada. However,
wade -in -Canada submarines are now
■n accomplisbed tact and nothing
more will probably be said along that
lite.
Pawing from war to finance, we
have the spectacle of a Finance Minis-
ter, who left his party four
years ago alt the dreadful prospect of
trucking and trading with the
Yankees, nn the most harmonious
terms with Wall Street, freely ex-
changing gold and credit while the
ky remains in its place air u.u.l. It
as not fallen on Mr. White's head.
Of course, it was tbs Mother Country
again that showed Canada the way.
but Mr. White seems to have followed
readily enough. All his 1911 fears are
forgotten and Finance Minister White
now 1s trucking and trading with the
Yonkers, taking their good money
and giving them our good bonds, as
cheerfully and naturally as if he had
been doing it all his life.
In his trucking and trading with
Yankee gold Mr. White is more than
Britain's:agent. He does a good stroke
of business for Canada, too, as witness
his borrowing $40.01110.600 .1 five per
cent., •which Iran mytbt better have
been contributed by Canadians wbo
would he keen encogb to show their
confidence in their country -especially
a country where bank interest is only
three percent. However, Mr. albite
did not ses it in that light. at least not
at that time. He prefetred trick and
trade wtlb the Yankees, piossibly with
• view to ',bowing bow deeply he had
repented since 1911.
it may be amid that ail these signs
and tokens are a long way front the
trading and trocking suggested by the
Liberels in 1911. w truckiog and trail•
ing which would have resulted in
cheaper food for the people of both
countries. And it could be said truly,
tor the Borden Government has done
nothing in the direction of chestier
food except a report nn the high cost
of living which has been shelved and
the appointment of • Dominion fie.,
sources Commission, which will prob.
ably bring in some satisfying conclu-
sions on haw to feed the people wi b-
out giving them anything to eat.
Good hopers, however, are prophesy-
ing that the Government may' do
aomethii.g for free wheat. That is to
say, the Government, baying wheedled
the Northwest farmer into growing
the biggest crop in Canadian history,
an pre• being Orel the British Empire
gIMAGER. BARRISTER. SOL -
ars' t'tim�ire iela►d Y►1r• '
IJSUEAICE, WAGS, TC.
kacYILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN-
sUlA14Ca CO. -Vara andlimiatid
t gall pepatt! mowed.
Oaloses-.t. B. McLean, Pres.. dsate to P.O.;
Jena Ceatielly. Vtee-Mims.. dodsrbea P. 0.;
Howes IC Hays, Mao. -Tram, tlsaterUi P. O.
illr*etere-t). F. McGregor. baterth ; Jots
1.O 4.... %Innatey; Wllrmm Canmasw;
Jens Hauaeweha, Sroeas.•a; Jarmo Soma.
beech wood ; Reber! Ferris, hszgok ; Malcolm
MYgwen, Hreosaud.
Areata: J. W. Yao. HWmwvllle; Ales-
Lsltek. (,'Loren ; W ILiam C°` ' Ooafortl ;
Y
L .mihby. boatman. volley- N e out 9+I
• .tosr001s10 aad got then aardo reeelpee a:
it J. M.rd a'a CM,;blug Store, Chaim, R. •a.
• ett'a Grocery. itr"rrtoo .tr..t, 0.a.4e5, or
.1. H. told's General Mom, Hayfield.
120 000 bxo` VeTE
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UT 6. HOBERT.i0N.
• INSURANCE AGENT.
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RADISIAGR LIMNSES
WALTER R. 6ELLY, J.P.,
OODIDU('R. ONT.
• I1suaa Or IlLuT. a0 LiC1cNg1M.
MIMS
Patent Solicitor
N/. S. BABCOCK
1
Lawyer 112.8.1 sad Read Patent Atturn•d. FE -
lees' exp,rimes but Cawd_sod Uri. la-
grapromptly , Trucks marts sad
mrtotee.loritgeewt sad variety
ya ! L passel elle' d for •
prepa
Expert witness in pedant suits. Pat -
*no of aidetod In all countries. YY, .
James Street. Montr•aI. 1
wrier ser las ,,..mss. Il
Brophej Bros.
GUDERiCH
lee Leading
Fakral ilinalsrs
sod Embalmers
Ord•n easefully attended to
at all hours, sight or day.
C. 6.d D Wire -
labia
and Dianhabss•
Ir nkl be very um
gfS.Y it 1 diets to glee Lydia L
Me VVegeta-
Compaund the
raise it deserve.,
tor 1 lave taken it
a t different nue
and it always re-
lived m• whoa
ether medlelies
failed. and when I
bee a woman eem-
plain I always roc -
ennead nead it Lennie
ter I wee attacked
with a erre ems of organic weeknses.
1 W Mckaehet pains is q bine and
war lineys, Intede e, MosYses.
Seas oohed
sod I was slaps •I was baldly
able to de ray bemoaned'. 1 bed taken
Lydia Z. Ptt[[kkeas's Vegetable Caro-
m one other neadsa, and It bad
ms so I took it sipla and it has
rup, =IN now I feel like a new
women Yon bee my hearty comma
to ase my nese and t.stimocial in soy
way and I hops It will benefit suffering
women. "-Mrs. btttu Tusxn4 431 8.,
Wsyoe st., PIT*. Ohio.
Women who are suffering hags those
dlstresaing Ula peculiar to their set
should not doubt the ability of Lydia &
Pinkbam'. Vegetable Composed to re-
store their health.
If you want epee! al advice
write to Lydia E. Pinkbam Med-
icine Co., (confidential) Lynn,
Maas. Your letter will be opened.
read and answered by a woman
and held in strict confidence.
41741
Shure!
There h, wt. been many deflnitions cf
Iriab •'bully," 1 ut perhaps the best
defleiti•.n ut e11 is a .ample. Thus,
for instate., ■n E.•glishnian was visit-
ing the Litt I- Green Isle- and noticed
*onto ph,k berths.. growit•g by the
roadside. ••WVhst are 'shore?" he
asked the nearest I ri.luns n.
"Shure, rho.« are blaclbet ries," w•aa
the unexpected reply.
"But they're pink," prnte tick the
Engli.btn in.
"Hedad they are sr.. What 'ud ye
Feather wnut'ng them to I.e?. Shure,
black berriee nee always pink whirr
they're green."
JUST TINE Rt0MT PRESENT.
Don't trkee�rn•ceu iq the matter of
Christmas t.. You dnts't want
your-, like so many others, to be rc-
ertved w iih indifference or worse, and
ten days after Christmas to be neat
•ski« and forgotten.
You take nu such chance* in giving
The Youth's Companion for • year.
Did you Peer know of a home in
which it came .mist% or of one in
which it was not toneplcuous on the
library table or in someone's hands all
through the year?
It is worth while to make a gift of
tbat sort, and it is worth re hile to re-
ceive it, toxo, for The Companion illus-
trates the best traits in Amt. Jean and
Canmdiau life in its stot ies and
sketcher. uphold* the h-st ,tandarde
in its at ticks and otber a'rutrihutions,
and corubines the practical and in-
forming with the entertaining and
blond -stirring.
If you do not know The Companion
as it is today, !.t u• sent you one or
two current Isaacs free that you may
thoroughly teat the paper's quality.
We will scud also the Fitt cast for
1916.
Every new subscriber wh i sends
g2.Y5 for the ftftytwo weekly issue. of
1016 wi'I receive free all the issues fur
the re, t of 1915 and The C panion
Home Calendar for 1916.
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION,
Boston, Mine.
New subscriptions received at this
office.
How to Win Law Suits.
Senator Spooner tell. of • lawyer
in Wisconsin who had been retained
by a fernier to pin....rote a suit against
• neighbor relative to the title to is
strip of lanai running between their
respective farms.
It appease that during a conversa-
tion as to the status of the snit the
flat-mentioneJ fat m. r ►uggeetrd U.
his attorney that it might be • good
idea to gens the permuting judge •
couple of line turkeys.
"Dear m« !" excltime,l the counsel,
"that would never do, niv roan I Yuu
would be sure to lose poor suit !"
Nothing more was said on the sub-
ject.
ject. The case came up. was tried
and judgment was rendeta•d in the
(aiot.ff's favor. Whee the new* was
brought to hini.the farmer expressed
hie est isf.rliOD, adding : "1 sent him
i the turkeys."
Too m'unI.hod at the unto'* Leiner-
' icy to trey en) thing, the lawyer mere-
ly ecarert at his cl•rn•.
"Yrs," chuckled the termer, "1 sent
biro the turkeys. Mut 1 sent them in
pment's t.wme !'
ed 1t, sad not having enough ;
ships to mires the wheat acrolw the;
Atlantic, may possibly let down the'
tariff barrier and allow the fernier to
tan. advantage of the bprsad between
Winnipeg and Minneapolis prices,
erieb would amount to fifteen mlltinu
Lie liars no an export erep of one hue -
a million bushels.
It ma do OW, and then again it
may not ThisOoverament's fHands
Is the twilling bestows will help them-
selves Ont. Atter that somw.tbiag
may he don. The Met Bob Rogers
caw ..y 1. That be baa the warmest
srmpatbll fox the artga rowers, and
yea roast see bow some et the Coe -1
eervative pipers tatg os bias for say-
ing that meek. They paint out Slat
It sus& Oke s peaky orad Shat Rob
hos so right to osegrot parols• with -
oust seat .ea.stttag hie e•lise foul
H. P.6.
yep
Madge -"So you consider it an ideal
match P"
Marjorie -.'Yes : be has w.nnsy and
she knows haw to spend Ir." -Judge.
NO WOMAN'S WISH
Per TIM. Weak. Nervosa Waist
Betldontaise, Ohio--" I with every
weak, eke t women tend beeViaal,
v for 1 clever asst men, be
way life thatme se geed
that i spear Ft
VU•l wtr r
nod. wen est sad anti Yfsei
made me eglem& well sad Itigoomee eller
else Mil felled le _lisZirhisiorMal ` henews.41�ni11
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nen d� egsdswit skom s
down, asrvwE 1�
H. C Duels% Demist, A•dmiah
Heavy choke maws • .. ,$7.76 to $2 C0
Heady choles steer . , , 7.50 7./
Butchers', good 7.00 7.50
da needle= 0.60 7.1.0
do. common 6.60 6.50
Heifers, choice 7.16 7.60
do. good 6.60 7.16
do. medium i
'etcher cows. doles6
da good $
do. medium 4.10 4.Se
Balla, choice 4.11 0.10
da good 6.00 4 N
do. medium 6.16 6. M
do. bologna 4.11 4.76
Feeders, 900 to 1,100 Ito. 0.26 6.76
do. bulls 6.00 6.76
Stockers, 760 to 000 lbs1.11 6 50
do. med., (60 to 760 660 6.10
do. light 4.76 6.500
Canner. 3.25 4.00
Cutter„ 4.00 4.75
IMilken. choles, each 76 00 100.00
do. medium to good60.00 75.00
do. common 45 00 60.00
Springer . 50 00 100 00
Calves, veal, good 9 00 10.00
do. medium ^ 00 9 00
do. common 4 75 7 00
do. Bras. .... 4.00 4.75
Yearling sheep $ 6.00 6 15
Spring lambs 8.10 9
Cull lambs c.Go 7 5',
Sheep, ewes, light 1.00 6 Su
Sheep, heavy and backs 4.2g 5.50
Cu11- 2.60 3.50
Hogs. fed and watered9.40 9.50
do. light and heavy1.75 9.05
.11 1.
.50 6.011
Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat -Immediate shlp-
meat. No. 1. $1.10%; No. 2. $1.631e:
No. 2, nominal, oa track, lake ports.
Manitoba oats -A11 ra;l, dela.-.ei.
Ontario points, No. 2 C.\%., bay ports,
track 47%r.
American corn -No. 2 yellow, Tor-
onto, track, 71.r.
Canadian corn -No. 2 yellow, 74c.
Ontario c•.ts-No. 3 white, 'Sc.to
39c; commercial oats, 37c to 38c.
Ontario wheat -No. 2 winter, ter
car lot, 96^ to 58c; slightly sprouted
and tough, according to sample, 92c
to 95c; sprouted or smutty and tough.
according to sample. ;5c to t•rc
Peas -per car lot, according to
sample, 52.25; sample p•:ae 51.60 to
82.
Barley -Good malting barley, out-
side. 56c to 12c; No. 2 feed, 49c to 12c.
Buckwheat -76 to 71c.
Rye -No. 1 commercial. 8Pc to 90c;
do. according to sample, tough. 50c
to 85c.
Manitoba flour -First patents, in
jute bag*, SG; scccnda.. 15.'.0; et:o::g
bakers', 15.20. In Jute. bags.
Ontario flour -New winter, 54.10 to
$4.40, according to sample, seaboard
or Toronto freights. in bags.
Millfeed-('arloads, per ton, de'iver-
ed, ?dont reel freights; bran. 7-2:
.shorts, $23; middlings, 1_5; good feed
flour, bag, 81.50.
Spot wheat -No. 1 northern.
$1.12%; No. 2 nort.reTn, 81.10; No. 3
northern, nomieel. ".
Rolled oats --Carlota, per .ba-
lbs., 12.40; In et ailer lots, 8:.50
82.60, Windsor to Montreal.
of
Wholesale Produce
Toronto s holesale prices to
trade:
Eggs -
Special (cart's) newJaldi
Extras tselects) stor.go
No. 1 straight storage..
No. 2
1,0
to
the
.42 to .4:
.32
.25 .w
Butter-
('reamery prints, fresh. .32 .. 34
Creamery. solids • 32 .00
Dalry prints .28 .30
Bakers' .22 .23
Cheese-Lar8e, 17%c; Mies, 17%c.
Hopey-Buckwheat, barrels, 61i,c to
tins. 7c to 8c: clover, '.in., 10%c;
do.. 10 -Ib tins, 11c; do., 511b. tins,
111,4c; comb honey. No. 1, per dozen,
$2.40; do., No. _, per dozen, 62.
Poultry,Live Dressed
Old fowl, Ib. 8c 11c 13c 14c
Chickens Ilc 12.: 15c 16c
Spring broilers 12c 1.1e 17c 19c
Turkeys 1!a 15c 17c 23c
Ducklings 11c 12c ;7c 16c•
Geese 8c 9c Ilc 12c
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Receipts,' 7,000 hoed: slow;
lower; prime steer*. $8.60 to $0; ship-
ping. 16.50 to $7.50; butchers. $6 to
$S; heifers. $6.50 to 57.26; cows, $2.75
to 16.50; hulls, $4 to $7; stockers and
feeders, $3.25 to $G.$75; fresh cows
and springers. $50 to $75.
Veal. -Receipts, 1,200 head; active
and steady, $4 to 811.
Hoogs-Recelpts. 24.000 head; ac-
tive and lower; heavy and mixed,
16.60 to $6.70; Yorkers, $6.25 to 86.65;
pigs, $5.75 to $6; roughs, 15.40 to
$5.50; stags. 84.50 to $5.
Sheep and lambs Receipts, 10.000;
active, higher; lambs, $6 to 19.26;
yearlings, $5.75; wethers, $5.75 to $6;
ewes, $3 to $3.60: sheep. mixed, $5.50
to $6.76.
Chem. Markets
iroquol.-410 cheese boarded. 3821
colored and 25 white. Price bid on
board, 1$%c; no sales. Price bid
on curb, 17c; all sold at that price.
Victoria le, Que --400 boxes of
fered. All hold at 16 5-16c
Plcton-Fifteen factories boarded
1,056 cheese; all colored. All sold at
17 616c.
Napanee-Four hundred and ninety
coiored and 120 white cheese boarded.
All sold, 17%c.
Chicago Live Steck
Cattle RecetptP. 23,000; market
unsettled; beeves. $6.76 to 510.30;
nowe and heifers• 51.70; calve.. 84 to
$0.76.
Receipt.. 46.000; market
tight. $6 70 to $0.66; mixed.
Mid to $0.50; heavy, 18.01 to 84.10;
rough, 14.05 to $41.25; pigs 53.75 t'
56.70; balk of mise• $4.01 O 84 00.
Shoop- Receipts. 20.011; mark
strias; !amts, native, 44.76 to 85.10
Soled Hay and Straw
Merebaats are new staying no Ira
T oreato, at the following prices
Salad bay. No. 1. tes.$10.00 to 517.
tis No. 1 12.11 14.
salad sus. 0.M t,
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WINTER COATS
For Ladies, Misses and Children
Some smart new styles in Coats just to hand in the season's
latest styles in the new Whitney Cloth.
Ladies' Coats at $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $16.50
Ladies' Sealette Coats for dressy wear, newest styles, made from Lister's Cele-
brated Plush, satin -lined, exceptional value at each 522.50 to 535.00
Children's Coats at all prices. Now is the time to buy.
FURS FURS FURS
Since buying this season's Furs prices have greatly advanced and we are in the "
fortunate position to offer all our furs at least fifteen pet cent. under present
prices.
Black Manchurian Fur, closer' resembling black fox, in handsome sets, stole and
muff, newest styles, at per set $17.50 to 525.00
Special values in Mink Marmot Stoles and Ties from 5400 to $17.50 each,
also Muffs to match from 55.00
Special values in misses' White Thihet sets, the most popular Furs for misses, at
per set
55.00 to 516.50
Ladies' Smart Walking Skirts
Special showing of ladies' smart Serge Skirts in black, in the netsest styles,
perfect fitting, tailor-made, exceptional value at each.. $5.00 and 55.50
Special value in Horrockses' English Flannelettes, heavy make, 36 inches wide,
neat designs, for pyjamas, night shirts, etc., extra special per yard 20c
Special value in White Saxony Flannelette at 10c, 12;c, 15c, 20c
McCal's Patterns and Publications Old Bleach Linens
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Teaching Willie.
• Now, Willie," Reid the mother,
"you told t. e e fal.ebood. 1)o you
know VIhar happens to little boys who
tell falsehoods
"No, ma'am."' replied Willis sheep-
ishly.
"Why," continued the mother, "e
big, black man with only one syr in
the centre of his forehead comes along
and flies with him up to the moon,
and makes him pick sticks for the
balance of his life. Now, you will
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It is awfully wicked."
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