Exeter Advocate, 1911-7-20, Page 4atter
truorate,1
Sanders tae Creed, Props.
THURSDAY, JULY 20, '11.
ORGANT:ZATIoN •�
.^,Ete; ever; general election the Po1l-
.'icai doctors of the Oefeated panty hold
."a.: post roetenn to, decide ,„hat caused
tkte disaster. They invariably returi the
verdict "Lack Lade of Q a :.L
� n. a,.iona,”
era e. tempted :o wonder dvr?ny these'
otaa a+:res do not now and then held a
eQ .satation before death; if thea
is
arty r re wrote; with the partywills n
trieke ;i d -asynesis wee,;: thee, ea 'inn to
aPPIY a 'remedy, •
'
Dees Vie Conservative pally ufr
rem lase'organization.?
S pct*
W,,
� of o1'£�'alalza,lF;pn
, c ,a r,.
:'E: apt to assume t..a� the Gov,
eramein party ie organized aerate -it -It"
=a the w atural teough 'trait of hunilat:n
Mere ;onoverrate tine tetras. It le snot
et. had ti•aief is is certainly preaerable
nder3'atitagg the enetuy. It we assume
eine Liberals are orgatitzod, it ie
us_ we aeeuttro that the Goveraanaee t
"uE:h Pt'aein,,e, itZgluence Ana mon;
-ea re Perfect. an Qn$',ardeatio tbrangli-
seat the country Sonne people ,get tato
the wa7- of attPliasin '#1141 a Goverr.
iAxetnt can never be defeated, .Til, Gov-
are overthrown and °hopeless-
d iia spite of their itnfluetice,
tuQreY and a,.oa,nizat on, Ira 3905 the
9s government or Gutari)rat, Clad au
elabaarate apaelliate, It ltenoritted treat
ttn4
PollioF SIi Str Qit'vzr eaTowet. wh e t
centralized all Power be Toronto. Yet
'tate ,organization proved abeulu els naee-
iess agef let the pnnblie Qpi'nfont; Whicit
t
the Roes Govtlrtnrtetel run paw
'Xtavenerated the ' ititneyr GQw;
th a nlagniticcnt majority. In
790$ tl«e OQvernment et Sir Tanner Whit
1107 waS co)tfiranted in, power, rot !V to -
niezation, 'but by the force of Public
tat tae which manifested instil lyre
live or party in EkiwAj Otatariv`a Sere-
radar an env/vatted majority, ,As a matr
ter et tact Cenektyatitaea le the rank
and file have com lained that the Whit=
nee- Government was net interesting itsa
elf in carrying. thet :electtaat. The pee-
1-,owever. were et* tkloraughly a
teeltRd to Six James seed els peliviee
that ".hey tie* caa+ei ot'ihe reeulte with;
east 444 trOlnY the politiciatta, lief
elle y the Liberals, ,heOveve
ld nave kept 'Rem Stn peewee'
Eould 3aaraa defeated Whit -t
:e Cettteervaldiea backed by a
us puislte .aPixtitnn were able !(k,:
,S' wso^t,a'Q
the Rasa government ,t 19
0,5
exam„ tee Whitney Government'
len 49(1'1. 1t 1y ,no „leans tollowe that
-- is
uce ay, Itnteletan vtor.:
cite 1a'L. T`ra ettlti+.raelp
ted,�t.d
a ao titre"13: Jet So./, , ,,.
to require the aid of p ; t.
nut it, 14,.nclae the leee
s
are net made bY praycra`
are lamely made by o
`"organizatio::"' i laoiaely
used, stany Nettle co)npistnt or
ot, or„a.nizatiotz with,aut being at all n
to pont out things could have
been better chane. It iseelear at tate out-'
stet that every : National party. ,entering
a National campaign should have some
National organize 4i . The party Ir
control oL the Gi)verr.ment ltae this al -
moat automatically. Tee sixteen nn'.nie-
teas o_ the Crown reside at Ottawa ail
the year with large t,alratries, +with all
tie tearieal help paidby the Govern-
ment attd with (very opportunity to
tapalte a platform for the party and to
Ioo ti after its ca ndidatea ar, various
.e couetry. Ti F 01"Pos;t'le:rn
ale;
o;
a
arras ro su°'la advantatge. The, Lt'acl^r gist
ts.' Opfrce1ttoan and the Chief 'Whip are
cele tie :u Ottaw.t and in close touch.
w'?'ln one another' and with, Oppos.ti}pin
members. of Parliament. They must, as
things are at present, onstitnte tlMni-e
delves a National eEeei tivc eo0i n tare
and sew that the, organization of the
party .s: perfected,
TOO DRY FOR BIG YIELDS
ay scene a little bit like rubb
n to make any extended conn-
Iron alit, 1>ot 'welth:r of the past
and the p.alonlged season dry
eati.er, 'ctsp3 ;slay .an Qatari*. And yet
far-rcaehiing importance. In
5
so , - parts o£ the 'country the probable
ylvid from hay and grain craps has
been cut in two. }ray has been cut a
couple of 'week's earlier than ,.usual,
owing to the Lotdry weather makcir it
lee sssary if the lacmer desired to
get any 'crop at all. 'Pall wheat has
ripened earlier also, and last week
saw the 'harvesting of tills crop pretty
general all over Western Ontario. The;
Goole, weather; at the Enid of the week
ma., i.elp the grain to fill out .better
titan if the hot spell had been prro-
lcinge3, but even this wild not make
up for the general shrinkage in yield
6eeauae of the want of *rain. Spring
preps also are suffering, and the re-
turns from this season's harvest In
"-Ontario are likely to be considerably
zed -aced. . Fruits, corn and root" erupt
are alsosuffering, and the out;
loot. le anythdrt but optintistic. Pas-
tures too are dryling: up, anti ,there as.
talk of a milk fana°ine in Toronto and
elsewhere. On the whole this,dry, hot
spell has been more serious in its;
effect upon the caop in Ontario than
any eape'rienced for some years 'past.
It 1 -ns been pretty geuwrai in its ar. ;.
plication, and' few Partners have escar
add zuric'h
HAIR
FAUTIFIER
:REFINED WOMEN TIIE WORLD
OVER ,USE IT.
r..wom_ln kiow's that there is
":oth tng so good for hair and scalp'
trouble ; Parisian? Sage 1 Parisian
Sat is used two o, three me a week
it wv l' kap the' scalp nice and clean
anxL 'rc..iixvzi ' dandruff. ` it makes tl-e
halts4',9,astraus, and fluffy., and 'keeps it
.IrL%C i'`.fMiling . '4
tree ever; worna,n who lova
A4;1, Ascpne;tin,, ir
hatwo a; los
..,1r• Y1nCe`pd^
fi y �,
A eerta zi l eittlematn, Aar, J. E. Thonap-
.:aii o't Norfalk County, a fruit grow"-
has,
row "h ,. .s, according to the Times, always
been. a Conservative, and now proposes
to =mite for' the I,eciprocaty party. A
l':alt columta tel deviated°to the case. U i-
loubtedly there are half -a -dozen other,
cases of thils ldinjd, itx :Ontario, The
r
len may be sincere too, and, on the ^3t b -
c Ind, they na:ayi be soreheads, which
a3 bard to fell at this distance.
ever a. few s:u:ihe eases do not amount
to much as ronnpar^ed to the great dr:-
titzit.Lon from 'e Liberal party or the
wit* et`on of Ree paoei'ty What about
lane si ee.n pronn,.tzent L,b rals itt Tar"
onto? What about tate. Liberal M. Vs.,
Stn and Gern'ratn, whose eritietems et
pact have never yet been answered?
LI,1 4 TIONS ONLY SP. 'WEEl>S OFF
awa, CiaL July* J?. -Front titrect.
to s.x wweel.S runout and then a geeftraa
et.`.,onn, 'IA t.11 :Ec:i Zeit as The issue
p Y
be ttaw: ;accepted, proga'ataame for
data*. 1„M fluters who nae to
o the capital for the re-
mpt:on of bus% nese, Where it was
ropv'ed on May 1leap:, when the adjourn
took place.
PRICES IN THE STATES
Consumable Commodities That Have
Dropped in Price Since
April, 1910
twine:e
has been d ided rrlcessioln .i
alloy yentas markets :for cotcsu;mablg CR
tttedities la the United states since a year
ago, when the great body a>' E'Ansuknert
in different parts of the republic 'pro,
'tasted against the high coat of living in
the form of anti=meat-waling leagues and
bY many petitions to the Government s1
Washington. an. The, Pioneer Press of Rt,.
Paul i u teta, recel}ty pubi ed tb,
following table which shows prices of
-various cotntnoditiee In April, 1910; sad.
April, 1911
1910. 1911.
Anril, April,
gars bee's, per bush $255 $2.25
Oct nmeal, per bush.. 2,10 1,50
Lard, per lb ., , .1S .12%-.15
(lheese ,11 nae ,13
Salmon, per dor, 2.1b
clans
1Zolled ea'
abs, 2,50
Bata (whole) itllSTM
Bacon ,1$tr
Flour (arrest.) per bbl, 6,00
Eggs , . - ,25
Butte 33
s
Butter be
a � •rat1 c i , .
;3a
Chickens , . 24
Sirloin. steak .. , , . .22
Porterhouse .. ,,,, .26
The .Pioneer Press
1,65 2,00
1.00
,13zr
.14
:5,00
,15-,16
-S
.18
.20
,24
cies bi'
"Butcher, grocer and eansnmer ex
pros Gratifie:rtion at the showing that
the month of April makes in comparison
to the saute meeth to 1910. The dealers,
espeektlly, expretat themselves as well
pleased with the 'drop,' because more
goods will be sold and business will be
better than for some time,”
GRAIN AND BR1ADSTU1FS
GRAND BEND,
Mr, and Mrs. C. Laugafon or, Parkhill
are visiting at Cyprus Gl'eetn,`s.-yfr; Jas.
DDrophey of Greenway visited with Mrs.
Ed. Gill Saturday. --Mr. and Miss Dodds
of Seafortb are vftsltinig at Fia6nk. Ger-
rnett'e,-,Mr. Jos. Gill and son were in
Exeter Saturday -Mr. Sam. Pedier, who
has been visiting relatives {,around here,
%returned to itis home ini, Ailsa Craig
Tonday.--=A welcome rain Yell here dur-
ing Saturday and Sunday,
f JRKTON.
Mr. Robert Fletcher of ,.Outlelok, ;Sack;
spent a 'week wit'tt Irtenrds;•'atnd relatives
°)a tl.s vf.cini y. Mr. Fletcher was for
the greater part otllife one of Feirkt^au'a
arrest teslteciea residents, but 1110Y01 west
with the younger naenibersi of his fenaily..
k letc er says That condiiioua in his
:-tan at' the come ry;ere fine unix year
11 . left for the, „%rest on Tuesday of last
week,
cuiter3as rrnn ar, Dove* a
former well-known and popular
E4rkt n
young man and principal of Dresden
pub1;,' school was waltz 3" tn• xuarriar e
a y,, Metttodist parsonage, Dresden,
e•t Tue,::day. July line by 'Hes. Mr.
Te.re;n: ro Ali.ss Phaebe Bartren, or
Dsezd Mr. Daupe w it have the beet
w"v1.eee o: E is many friends Loth berg
arra t' Deed ., Foe a happy and peas -1
Per pus .wedded kite,.
Arm Brake„,-:lirs, Dee: Mien of Bleier
shard bad it the misfortune an alontla3
Q f ,hsv.nni; 41i3 arm tbroken, 1Ee was en-
1.aged in /manors- lin grate wheat See
team ran away and, Ire warl thrown off
load, wee lite above= result. :4 deer.
was eallea ar i 4re46e4 the injured
hut it will .be Sonne time before
to will bavl the use of it again,
Field Crop Competition, --Thea Feld
-op Competition :in which'ee nsiderable
lite esc lane been centered was ,judged
week by lir. Stadde.111 of
Brad;—
- 1st Rob rt I3erry° (variety) Abula
: :,'ltd 11a�, paw..
Golden Mart; 3rd I.V.Ilbut' Spar
, de., 4i11 Geo. Kemp, . {lo,;; 5th
Kennedy: do, lii;;,hly recommend-
Ktrk and I1ugb Berry, .Abut:,
gcatiori ere beiriz nna1e for
the celebration of the Ii'eborne and
Blanshard Old Boys' Re -union on, Lab-
; Day, Septeirieer 4th,
iI
M. Charieawerth of ,Blyth, is vis-
flag` Mrs, Campbell, thin week. -Mita/
dlth Gesell° Qf the BBrelnan Lille, la.
'gi,tilla Telativee tend friends in, haslet
few weelsa..--:Ntarellall !eller lett
Friday for :tterlin ;to speltd the OM
nae, viralio:i, with his grand-Aareutra;
15r. and Mr,tr, L. B;, Marshall,. --ars,
C)laries Stickles of Detroit, Avcowpani-
1 by her two sons, ,le visiting ;with
naotlter. 1f,re. 1'?;onry Grob--G.eorsEf
of Dedro.t w+.t5tlted his molter
et : Voli1)nd the past two weeks.'
was accompanied by his nephew)
ied. :t1ioa Gertrude imago] of Illetrolt
visiting relatives and: friends here,
at lnresent.--
On July Oth alter! several months' DI -
less, our esto;nted;townernan, Ztr, Jacob
Ort 'breatlred hips inst. 1l' had reached
the age at 4S `years and 27 da5'a. and
Wee than a year eget. he wan ronsld-
ered one of the strongest lot men, with
1111 cxtreme1y rugged eonatitution, 'Sonne
month a ago he Iowan to ettp•er elms
of tltitnfi health and he gradually .t;ruw
weaker, leis ,ilIness being , caused . b
a growth forming In tate ;kidneys. Hot
leaves 'tv anourn mils loss a widow end
a ;grown up family o°f (,,ons and dau-il
ghters, ;who have the sincerest sympa
thy of all In tracer bereavemeet. 'Phe der -
ceased came to ;chis section about ten
years ego from Oxford County.
1
Some Figures of the Trade in These
Commodities.
The Canadian Miller, in its May
number ,contains the fallowing his-
torical sketch of the grain and bread.
stuffs trade between Canada and the
United States, showing the gradual
increase in imports from the latter
country..—
.A brief Senors wry of the develop
ment of trade between Canada and
the United States in grain and bread
stuffs since Confederation may be of
interest ju$t now, Statistics are not
complete, and there have b• -en
changes itt classifleattan Winieb alt
the results in some items. In 1874 our
imports of dutiable breadstuffs of all
kinds were $64,328 from the 'United
States. 13y 1880 these grew to over
a million dollars, and from that down
to 1896 they ranged from a million
and a, quarter to over four million
dailars per year. They then dropped
below the million mark till 1902, when
they were $1,220,000, and they 'have
risen steadily, till in 1910 these im-
ports fro lathe United States were
$1,740,000 out of a grand total of
$2,589,000 from all countries, The list
of free breadstuffs imported from the
United States made a total of $15,447,-
000 in 1874, and these large imports
were maintained till' 1879, ' when the
National Policy was enforced, when
they dropped to nothing for three
years, and the grand total up to 1889
was only about $10,000 of free bread -
stuffs. The imports were small till'
1896, when they were 899,288, and next
Year they jumped to $720,000, and in
1898 they jumped further to '86,968,-
000.
S6 968,000. The free imports have ranged
slime then from two millions to eight
millions a year, thefigures in 1910
being $4,636,000. These figures in-
clude raw grain as well as manufae-
tured cereal 'products. "
Turning to exports, we shipped
wheat to the United States to the val-
ue of 92,494,000 in 1868, and,this
varied ;from a few thousands in ome
years to over two . million dollars,
averaging about a million till 1894,
when • it dropped to 976,000. Since
1903 it has ,ranged, all the -w ay from
9100,,000 to nearly. ;three millicri:-
Taking all grains, otni•. exports in 1862
to the United States, were .96,699.,090,
and varied from four millions to th,'r
teen millions till 1893, when for the
first timeit was under two million,
since which it has in some years gone -
es low as 9204,000. "7t frost;`however,
from $635,000 in 1908 to $2,958,000 it
1910.
Our exports of wheat ,flour in 1869
to the United States were 9423,0.00,
and remained above the 9100,000 mar:.''
till 1878, since when .they have hEen
insignificant till 1904, when they wer
again above 9100,000. In 1908 • Cana da
exported flour.to the value of 9122,0'0
and in 1910 9571,000, Our export
there of all -other, manufactured. grair
products wv ere. $86,000 in 1896, . and
have been small all, the way;down the: 1,
years till 19`10 The grand =total
our`,' exports` of "grain products we
9850,000 in 1.868, hut since the'i h c- f
Were ' below 9100,000, except.. in ^ pan.
year,; down to 1904. In 1908 elle',
ere 1126,000, and 'in 1910.; $582 00;`•II
These returns are given in round n sr
leers,.
How's. This?
weolferOee Hundred 1)otlarshewardfor any ease.
ofCatarrhhthat eaunot be cared by Hall's Catarrh
Care,
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
we the dexsignedlievetnown F, T. Chenel°Por
the last I ti (,ears, andbclievg hint perfectly honorabke
in. all unsiaess transactions and flnam ia?ly able to
aures out'anyobligatigns made by his $rut.
Weaoiso, Ilttks &s Mssrna,
"Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0
flail's Catarrh Care is taken internally, acting d
recta, on the blood and n'lueous surfaces of the
sy^steto. Testimonials sent free. Price 75e, per bot-
tle, Soidby all Druggists
Tube 1It1t'SFa.tall' fills far eonstipation.
k TILLATiTON,-A (neat wedding took
.Plate on July 11, at the farm borne of
I'r, and Mr -e'.. Jabal I>,idd. , Fuliayton, a-
bout two tittles frown Alleettel;l when
Hath^ daughter, blorernee, 'was 'welted in
alae bends of metrinaolny i,o Joseph Lee
aanaasr proslaet'uus farmer of 'Pieken
inn !ownsla p.
A WINDSOR LADY'. Ak'PE v,L
To 411 W oranenn--I will send free with
feu instructions, my home treatment
%%Melt pasitively cures Loueorrhoen, El.,
ceratin , DlsPlacynnerts. Falling or to
womb, Painfull er :irregular Perin -ds,
Litertiee and Ovarian Tumors or growths
to by lfot Flushes, Nervousness. mel-
ancholy. Pains in the 'Head, ,,Back or
Bowels. end $ladder troubles, where
caused by weakness peculiar to our sex
oy can contipl;e treetnlent et home
at a cost of eAtrobout 12 eelats a wok
My book; " WetRIt'1,n," s Owren Medtoal 4ti-
viaer," algia sent free on r e:Lueat.
Write to -day. Address, ;airs, M ,Sutnnaers
Roe, 11, $4f) Windsor, Ont..
Gllnnore and daughter aliaa
P..e,741 tf Clare zI#a 1r, aro visiting re-
latives and tritndlic In this vicinity of
harpies. Grand Bend and Brewster,--
Mi.,s Lydia B. Sherritt "Teacher" is
speatdn;x her taoliday.ei Ylatting ''relatives
through lchigan,--Tohn Sherrill has
urreaeee.0 a new 0aso1'i!ne Ervine .ter
to puolp water oa lel,* Erase farnn,--^
A:a the weather has conthnued so dr''
the showers over Suindey were wecontect,.
HOW TO I$VE LANG
Vith healthy kidneys one Stas a Q^ood
elnansal) kin "live longs hut 'alk ltldtleyei af-
flict old ale with great diecorforlts, The
back brcames beret a.nd lame, rheuma-
tism is E:1>.^onZe,
eyesl;;bt Sail a
Q:r lev; luntarie
wad to) frequent'Passages of:
u:•I:; s:fuse cna-
httrasscurne by
d<<y and Iona .91
:Sleep At tarn.
k3o” ,t's del,trtey-
Ixiile h='"ln.T new
strength to ahl
backs std quire
relief to weakened' kidneys
backache and rheumailc
the bladder and urine.
'F3ootln's I.id ,ey Pills, are foe sick kid-
ateys in old or :,Touns. and are guaranteed
by the pr'oprietare, The R. T. „I3ooth Co,
Fort Eric," Ont. Sold everywhere
:,t.. bps. Free trial sent on request.
Sold and Guaranteed in Exeter by W.
S. Cole,
They banish
aln, regulate
Canadian National Exhibition
August 26th TORONTO - September 11th
CORONATION YEAR LEADS THEM ALL
Live Stock and Agticuiture Art—Gems from Euro- Manufactures — Greatest
Greatest show an contin- pean galleries -masters display lever shown in
ent! Special Prizes of from best collections in America. Goods man -
$500 each. Increased Canada and United ufactured while you
Prizes in, -all classes. States. wait.
THREE GREAT SPECIALS
Festival of Enipire--Pictur- Coldstream Guards Band— 'tar Beneath the Waves —
ing the glories of the Cor- Musicians of the Royal Showing a battle between
enation ceremonies. 1,500 Household, by special a Dreadnought and a
performers in • uniform. permission of the King. Submarine.
HOSTS OF OTHER ATTRACTIONS
L.Y,R,A. Regatta -Athletic Sports -Boy Scouts Review-Vaudeville-fapanese Fireworks-
Twelve Massed Military Bands -Trotting and Pacing Races, etc.
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAYS OF CORONATION FIREWORKS
For all Information write Manager J. 0, ORR, City hall, Toronto
�l TSE'
GREAT
EXHIBITION
l:h'V
ViTId
THE
:ondon, to 16.
9
IN -PRIZES AND ATTRACTIONS
Exhibition of Live -Stack, The best ever seen in
Canada '
Many U'nique Special Attractions, including
Aerial, 'Military 'and Hydro Electric Features
Jumping and Speeding• Contests
Big and Cat -,Show ---Four •o Splendid Dog E bil Bands
ost attractive midway.,
Pest ever seen in London
on
I$educt cit;Rat'es on
all Railways.
atnnd'al-I other inforrnation from
ED' �resi�
.lent , A; iRT: �
, � -HUNT'Secretary:
RV.1
HE CAVADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V,O.,LL.D., D.C.L., PRESIDgNT
ALEXANDER LAIRD, GENERAL MANAGER
CAPITAL,' - $10,000,000 REST, $8,000,000
BANK DEPARTMENT
�� E 'moi A1P�r I N 11F 1�S. .
of The Canadian Bank of Commerce will receive deposits of Si and,
upwards? on which interest is allowed at current rates, There is no
delay in withdrawing the whole or anyportion of the deposit. Small`
p.
deposits are welcomed. A234
Cc nts may bein thenames of two or mor persons,to
� au n} opened t e be
operated by any one of the number or by the survivor, £1joint account
of this kind saves expense in establishing the own°ersk ip of the money
Y
after death, and is especially useful when a mail desires to provide for
his wife, or for others depending upon him, in the event of his death.
Exeter 13raneh-W. %I. Collins, Manager. Drancb also at Crediton,
The Molsons Bank
Incorporated 1255
a al (paid d u
Rest Fund
Total. Assets Over
$4,000,000
$4,400000
4,000,000
Has 78 Branches in Canada. and Agent and Correspondents itt „lithe
Principal, Cities in the World.
A GENERAL $A'Nlill°0 BU 1NE5S TR 11SACTED.
SAVINCS BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
EXETER BRANCH �»
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion, egvernmelzt.
D1cs.so\ , Q4RLIVVI Solicitors. N. D, BUR ox - Managera
+n�
RAILWAY
G SYSTEM
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R
11 p.m, JULY 11 and 2,, ; AIX, ells:
Via Chicago, St. Paul nullMinneapolis
le wrates
WINNIPEG E X IIIIITIOl'1 DATES
JUL,"1- 12 to Ary'
'11IP01 UL,AR RO0TE
TO hIUSI>QK4, LAED OF 'nAYS, TEM-
AGA11I, ALGONQUIN PARE., GEORG-
I.AN 13AY, >A,W.ltT1L' Lits .ES, Ma„-
anetztwan ltivor, French' River, Etc.
Low Round Trip Tourist ' Rates,
Connen.Terlt Train Service.
Literature and Lull information trent
any Grand Trunk Agent, or address A.
19, WIPP, District I'aeeenger Agent, at
Toronto, Ont.
Purchased
BUS and DRAY
Business
Having purchased the BUS
and DRAY business of MR. W111.
ARNOLD, I desire to announce
to the Public of Exeter that I am
prepared to give you the best of
satisfaction in work connected
with the business. For the pres-
ent orders left by phone or other-
wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE, PHONE 25, will receive
prompt attention.
T. G. Creech
LOTS
For Sales
Lots, First class lots in the Great
Northern addition within the city
limits of Calgary
This is what the C. P. R.
states.—
•'You can recommend this
property to your clients as a good in-
vestment both safeand profitable.
These lots are selling now at I755.00
each. One-third down and balance
in six, twelve and eighteen months,
6 per cent interest.".
If you want to make some money
don't delay in looking me up as this
is a chance of a lifetime. Don't for-
get that we have farm lands to sell`
as well, of.the very best and splendid
ly situated.
T. B. Carling
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5 Several Brands. ` Manitoba 0
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Cement Is the best,"
Chance for Piano
A new upright Grand 114110 ;Reg-
a lar priee$9'2-a Sale Price $229.
Clens one instrument will be sold
s�ntl that to tiro .first buyer,
Cali
early and let us de—
monstrate its merits to you.
This instrument is on ex-
hibiton at our store th bal.-
t;
anee of this week.
menn
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A number of good organs
b
fol' sale $12 to $25 no higher"Payable SOe, a week,
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Our graduates are be demand, Busi-
ness men state that 'they are the best.
Students from the class room were
planed rec ),tiy at $ik5, $54, $60, and
$70 per month. A graduate with tient()
experience was placed recently at
;+1800 per annum. .all graduates :secure
poaition;s. The demand in past year was
sit times the alurn"ber `graduating. We
have three departments,- Commercials
Shorthand and: Telegraphy. Getaur
fres catalogue .
I7 A. 1OEcLACHLAN, Principal.
SUV[VIE
SESSI'
Students may enter any day.
Open entire year. Wow is a
good time to enter. Largest
trainers in Canada. Graduates
get best positions. Thousands
studying at borne. Exclusive
right of the "Famous Bliss
Book -Keeping System" for Ont-
ario, "Actual Business from
Start to Finish."
Write for particulars.
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
(affiliated with Clinton Business
College)
GEO. SPOTTON PRINCIPAL
SAINTsiJLRY
Mc, Rhee T1od„ins 'celebrated his 72nd
4 birthday .an eventing la st, hid
immediate "fainly and a Sew., ,7t lrisl
friends: ` etinu '`• ,i al tea idaLice and etpeitt
a very, :pleasai time. -aims many iriends
•
will vJ,isa that he May long :' be, apareo
to, cel.trtate many more einiilar events: -
At r:- and Garfield Nce(halti of T3a1-
lyinote were."viG4t.or's. a Mr. nodgins'
o✓e Suinciay `.Mrs. Rolandsor and''s'ow
ot,.Str:a-ford 'v3,saied friend'sc a":lo`t-
caIi9fy last week t "vim :tLcSmite ,tstal
renfaiei to ins bed through illness.
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