Exeter Advocate, 1909-09-23, Page 5i
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Porter
Undoubted!) the best :>, awed on
the continent. Proved to be so by
analysis of four chemists, and by
award, of the world's great Exh1-
t,i►ions, especially Ciitcac0 1893,
where it received ninety -sit points
out of a possible hundred, much
higher than any other Porter in the
United States or Canada.
t5(strr gthvocttte
EY Gl i.i: u:t T.1 it10
xI00 If paid iu advance.
at so a year if not an paid
'(.t rutted Statex tiubscrIt ers ii.ri0
s Yoar , trictly in Adaan+.e.
81SDI:1tS s CREECII, Pu,Iiahers.
High -Grade
'PIANOS
',T
are always a pleasure
to their owners
We have -.,1.1 :end are selling a great
many high -:loos pianos -and alnuys
at reasonable prices.
Our Numerous Satisfied
Customers is the strongest
guarantee of the truth of the
above assertion.
Our pianos today are the best that
the piano•nu►kers produce and our
prices and terms are what you will
appreciate.
tbe too quick u0
e nick to believe per-
sons
er-sone who tell you different from the
above for the purpose of selling you
cheap and, in some cases, trashy goods
at big prices.
Call and see us and be convinced
that What we say we live up to.
S. MARTIN&SON
Exeter's Le.itling Musical Emporium.
The t arc n r J for the quality of their goods.
FAIRS
7..u•'.• ..--Sept. 22 and 23.
Blyth -Oct. 5 and O.
Goderich-Sept. 28, 29, 80.
Sarnia -Sept. 28, 20, 3n.
Stratford -Sept. 28 and 29.
Kl rkton-Sc pt. 30 and Oct. 1.
Parkaill-Oct. 5 and 8.
Bru.tsele-Sept. 30, Oct. 1.
Setforth-•Sept. 23 and '4.
SIIIPKA
Congratulattunn are to be exec:nl^d to
Mr. John It.tt.:, Jr., of Khiv,t and Niles
Gasser. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
0a1,4a; of shipk.t, who were mai alsd
here or; Sept. lath. The young folks
will have the best wishes of their many
friends. In which the Advocate Joi: n.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
r
tzeu
The Best School
The Le, -.:ant to enter our lasses is NOW.
We are running the lamest and, we believe, the
beet training school in Western Ontario.
Three department" -
Commercial, Shorthand A Telegraphy
Get a money making education. Our grads•
At( .1 are in demand and are meeting with suc-
ea34 flet our free catalogue now.
ELLIOTT & McLAOHLAN
Principals.
ELI)IVILLE
I(E1E1Elt FAIR (ApNTINtgU( chin, Mrs. J. White, W. Bas -den;
Mount Mellick work, Miss McKui�',ht,
Mrs. «'it•k r ire; etula':,iderv, .had1nv,
Mrs. J. N1 tote, :.L s. \1'. Sweet; em-
broidery, eyelet, W. IItwden. Sanders
& Creech; applique eittltruidery, Miss
McKnight, Mrs. J. White; coronation
braid work, Miss 'root, Mies Alcock:
embroidered shirt waist, Miss (alight,
Miss Wynn; einln ni tered p.u•asol, Miss
Carlyle, Miss W) nn; doylies, Mrs. J.
White, Mrs. W. Sweet; embroidered
collection of dining table linen, Mrs. J.
Miller, Sanders & Creech; hand trade
handkerchiefs, Miss McKnight, Mies
Brooks; `frit. centerpiece in white,
Jas. Monteith, Sanders & Creech; eutb,
centrepiece in color., Jas. ,Monteith, I.
Armstrong & Son; specimen of hem-
stitching, Miss McKnight; Itattenberg
lace, J. G. Stanbury, \V. J. Statham,
Honiton lace, Mrs. J. White, W. Bow-
den; Queen Anti doming, Mrs. J.
1Vhite, 2nd; work done by women ov-
er 70,11Mrs, 3. White; collection of lad-
ies' work, Sanders & Creech; largest
collection of ladies' work. Miss Mc-
Knight; extra, painting no satin. Miss
Marriott; loaf of homemade bread,
Wm. Bawden, \\'111. Fisher ; nue dozen
of hone made buns, Jun. Decker, Mrs,
A. McPherson; special, Rowe & Atkin-
son, three loaves of home made bread,
Wm. Cornish; special, Harvey Bros.,
loaf of hone made bread from "Star"flour, M. Gould.
CHILDREN'S WORK
Painting, Writ. Chesney. Rose &
Taylor; drawing, N. D. Hnr•dnn, O.
Heywood; dressed doll, D. Hough;
fancy pin cushion, Win. Chesney, Mre.
Hastings; collection of fancy articles,
W. J. Statham: sofa cushion, Mrs.
Hastings, Wn. Chesney.
Mrs. Thorne and Miss Nina Carling,
Judges.
The C. O. C. F. attended divine service
on Sunday last. The attendance of ttre
members was very good. ]rev. \watsot
odd upled the pulpit and preached a very
impressive and eloquent sermon for thec-'services ervices lu the church
herr were dispensed with on Sunday eve-
ning owing to the anniversary services
being preached 0o the Sunshine appolnt-
ntent.-Large numbers from the village
and vicinity attended the fair at Exet-
er on Tuesday. -Mrs. 1'. Andrew still
ren.alns quite 111 and not much improve-
ment to health. -Soo filling Is expect-
ec1 to commence this week. The crops of
corn are very fair considering the drey
weather and the frost.
There is more Catarrh in thisse•tion of the coun
try:than all other diseases put together, and until
the last few years was supposed to be incurable For
agreat puny years doctors pronounced it a local dis-
ease and prescribed local remedies, and by constant-
ly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced
It incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore requires consti•
tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, uunufac•
toted by F. .1. Cheney & C'o., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional euro on the market. It is taken
internally' in 'Dees from 10 drops to a teaspoonful.
It acts dire. tlr on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the st•steii . tThey offer one hundred dollars for any
case It fails to cure. Send for circulars and tet
moria),.
Address: F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by nrugzi0s, 75 cents,
Take (toll's family pills for constipation.
I.ttF.tVSTEII.
The home of Mr. reed Mrs. \V, Jenni-
son, S:rutile 1.1,,, was tete scene of a
vias Interesting event on Wednesday,
Se pt. I .'nth, at 12 o'clock, noon. It ''eing
the occ•ayion of the Marriage of thele
eldest daughter. Miss Mabel Clara t)
Mr. W. McGillivray. of Kennedy, Sask.
The bride looked charming In a princess
gown of white ntessallnc silk, with bri-
dal veil held in place with orange blos-
som!'and car;ying a large bouquet of
whet` asters. The wedding starch was
p1.' cd by Mrs. (Dr.) Campbell of Zur-
ach. Tia hrhl:tl party took their stand
lit:der an melt of English Ivy, draped
with green nod whltc hunting :urd a
tan kground of fe rns. The ceremony was
performed by Bev. Corriere of Grand
!lend. After congratulations a dainty
supper wan ,.rrved hi the dialog rout)
whtc`, was tastily decorated with ever-
greens, rte. Guests were prevail in001
redoes nelgt,bott:tg potato. The happy
couple left on the evening :rain for ,h sir
home in Kennedy. Sask. The groom's
gift to the bride was n Persian t.antti
Jacket with ;oink trinunlriga and muff
to snatch.
Fullness and Bloating After Eating?
Little Digesters
25c. a box.
Cure or your money back.
At all Druggists or direct from
COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., Toronto
-a.
rRcm ell CANADIAN PACIFIC STATIONS IN ONTARIO
ANOTHER FARM LABORERS'
EXCURSION
FRIDAY, SEPT. 2 4
Fee trate; ,rtation shit be fur.ikshcd at Winnipeg to points on Canadian
PaciL w'lyra IaSJrzei are raquirad, fast of Moose JJw, Including branches,
aad at ane' _est per mile each way Mast thereof in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Spew: trains from Toronto to Winnipeg at 2.00 p.m. on above date.
ASU ANY CANADIAN PACIFIC AGENT FOR PARTICULARS
S Andrew; l'unmpklnsc
. (1. hl. Adtrsu.l.
it. Sanders. squash, E. Rader J. (1111
musk Inelous, .1. Sanders. It. Sanders :
Swede turnips. E. Rader. W. J .Borne Y .
other variety turnips. L. Day. A. E.
Ilodgert ;cauliflower, G. 1•l. Anderson. 0
Manson ; red oolong. C. Illrney. James
Sanders ; w!.:te or ytytow onions, C. 1'Ir-
r.iy, A. Pt,arl:g : Spanlsh onions. C. Bir -
10)' ; tontaloe.i. A. Biesett, T. Snnsh'
celery, G. E. Anderson, J. Cottle: ca-
roms, J. Saud: a s. C. Biddy . parsnips,
J. Cottle, Hubbard S.,1.ash, it. Sands r,
(3 E. Anderson : T.th:e squash. C. i1 . -
'icy, .1 Sanders; culls c tion of vegetabl •5
Gs a Anderson 1 at..d : ; tierce new vat -
.,u•y potatoes, A. S. Deavtlt.
11. Spackntin'.t whip for marigolds. :leo.
\tele.
Arms Doupe. Judge.
MANUFACTURES AND IM1'LE)tEtIT"
Domestic c1ot11, J. Monteith : all 'w09.
flannel J. K. \Wise: alt wool nlank•ty.
J. Decker, Jr., W. Chesney : horse blan-
ket, J. K. Wise, Miss Ni. Itrethour: wool
yarn, NV cs N. Toni, J. K. \Vise ; dom-
estic cotton warp, Miss \t. Brethour:
sewing machine, li Martin 1 and 2 : Or-
gan, S. atartin ; parlor furniture, J .1'ev-
crley, ltowe & Atkinson : bedroom lurn-
iture, J. Beverley : fine sail and salt for
pm king purposes, 1). Mill : assortment
upl:olutcry, Rowe ,.- Atkii non, J. Hever
ley ; collection Loots and s`.111: S. Geo.
Manson 1 Ai 2 ; single and double hat'
nears, \V. J. Itct r 1 and 2 : ladies and
gents hoots, Geo. )fannon : Cured ham.
Miss N. Tom, Mrs. W. Sweet : Itakrr's
bead, \V.J. Statham; Collection cakes.
Mrs. .1. ascl'hcrson ; hand -made boot or
shoe, G. Manson.
Wheelbarrow, J. Murray & Son ; Tur-
nip pulper, J. aturray & Son, 1 and '2
home made bobsleigh, E. Treble ; home
made plow, J. Murray & Son ; Three
Speciale, Connor Dros.
\\'rn. Dixon and John Molr, Judges.
FINE ARTS
Painting in oil landscape, Niles Alcott
l
and 2 ; palt.tinc to oil, figure, Mrs. 1'
\Vickwire, J. G. Forrest ; painting :n
oil, fruit or flower, )ire. \WIcK'NIre,M*s
J. White ; water color, landscape, M14s
Alrott. 3. G. Forest ; water color flgutc,
J. G. Forrest ; water volar, fruit or flow
era, J. G. Forrest, G. Heywood; sepia
pcirting, J. G. Forrest, G. Heywood;
pyrography, Niles Alcott. W. Baw`eo
crayon or pastello, Miss Alcott,
Wickwire : pencil sketch, J. G. F orrest,
N. D. ilurdon : collecttua of photographs
also photographs and pnoto;raphlc vl'ws
itch
tie
s A.
sketch, ; Ie
ink ' r
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Jos.Senior n and
Carlyle, G. Heywood. Miscellaneous -
coliectton coins, G. Anderson, F.CIa: k :
collection stamps, G, Anderson, F'.Cark
c•Ilection curiosities, G. Anderson 1, a.
Dr. Browning, Mills. 11. BrownI'l
Judges.
FLOWERS
}'egonlas, airs. A. M:P',crson
Mrs. McI'hcreon, J. Cott!:: F'cll-a t', G.
Andcreon, J. Cottle; Geraniums. J. Co'-
tle; Ifanging txskct, Mrs. A. McPher-
son : novelty It potted plants. Mrs. Mc-
Pherson.
CCT FLOWERS
Aatere, J. Cottle, Well. Hern ; Dahlias
St.en lard, J. Cottle ; Dahlias, display. J.
Cottle ; Gladiolus. J. O. Stanbury ; Nas-
turttu,us, J. 0, Stanbury, Well. Hein
Petunias, single and double, J. Cottle:
1'r:lox Drontntondit, J. Cottle, \V. dl:
stocks, J. Cottle; Sweet peas, A. E. Isod-
gert, II. E. Huston : Verbenas, atet
nlaa, J. Cottle ; best arrangement for
table, Jas. Monteith ; collection annual'',
J. Cottle, novelty In cut flower's, J. G.
Stanbury.
Dr. Sweet, Judge.
LADIES' WORK
Rag mat, hooked, Miss Brethnur,
Mies A. Yelland; rag mat, sewed, Miss
N. Torn; wool socks, heavy, Mise N.
Marriott, Mrs. A. McPherson; wool
socks, flne, Mrs. McPherson, Henry
Neeb; fancy stockings, Jas. Monteith,
Miss N. Marriott; ladies' wool mitts.
Miss Marriott, Mire N. Tom; hen's
wool mitts, Miss Marriott, Miss N.
Tom; men's woul gl^vas, Miss N. Tom;
counterpane, knitted, W. Gillesp'e, C,
Keddy, extra, Sanders & Creech;
counterpane, terpane
,
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W
w.
Decker,k
er
Sr., J. DeckerJr.; counterpane, tuft
-
ed, 2nd, Wm. Hamden; quilt, silk, Miss
Toni, Miss E. Ferguson; quilt, patch-
work cloth, Miss Brethnur, Miss Tom;
patchwork, with ravellings, Miss M.
Wynn, Mrs. A. McPherson; button-
holes, Miss Tom, Miss Brooks; darn-
ing, Miss Tom, Miss Marriott; pillow
shams, Mrs. J. Miller, Miss Marriott;
hand or fancy bag, Miss Brethour,
Mrs. Wickwire; laundry bag, Mies
Marriott. Miss Brethour; pin cushion.
Miss Tom, Mies Ilrooks; whisk holder,
Mrs. Wickwire, Miss Brethour; sofa
pillow. washable, J. G. Stanhur , Miss
Brethour; sofa pillow, mounted, Miss
Marriott, Mrs. Wickwire; piano drape
or scarf, 2nd, Miss Brethour; toilet
articles, Mrs. Wickwire; novelty in
fancy work, Miss Tom, Sanders &
Creech; child's dress, W. Bawden, Mrs.
J. White; ladies' underclothing. hand
made, Miss Brooks; ladie.'underctoth-
ing. machine made, Sanders & Creech,
Mrs, Hastings; men's fancy outing or
night shirt, Mrs. Hastings, Mise Is.
Ferguson; plain hand sewing, Miss
Tom, Wm. Fisher; tea cosy, Miss
Brethour, Miss Tom; lunch cloth in
white on linen, Mrs. J. Miller, Miss
Marriott; lunch cloth in colon on lin-
en, Mias McKnight; fancy case or box
for handkerchiefs, Miss Brethour,
Mrs. W. Sweet; fancy collar and cuff
set, Mre. W. Sweet; tatting, Mrs. W
Sweet; drawn thread work, fine, Mrs.
Wickwire, Sanders & Creech; drawn
thread work, coarse, Miss Brooks,
Miss Carlyle; work on screen or Java,
Mrs. J. White, Mrs. Hastings; fancy
nnderwaist, Sanders & Creech, Mrs.
Wickwire; bead work, Mrs. Wickwire,
Miss Marriott; netting, J.a. Stanbury,
M. Wynn; knitted or crochet under-
skirt, Miss Carlyle, Henry Neeh; photo
frame, Miss Brethour, J. O. Stanbury;
modern cross stitch, Miss Marriott,
Miss M. Wynn; fancy apron, Miss A.
Carlyle, Mrs. Hoskins; painting in oil,
Mrs. McPherson, Miss Alcock; crochet,
shawl or cape, Handers & Creech, Miss
Carlyle; crochet, table mats. Mies
Brooks, Sanders & Creech; slippers,
crocheted, Miss Brooke, Henry Neel);
crochet, fascinator, Mrs. W. Sweet;
crochet. infant's jacket, Miss Mc.
Knight, Mrs. Brooks; crochet, bonnet.
Miss Brooks, Mrs. Hastings; crochet,
lace. W. Bawden, MissFerguson; Irish
point crochet lace. Miss McKnight,
Miss Brooks; crochet, work in wool,
Misa HHronk', Miss McKnight; knitted
lace or trimming cotton, Mies Fergu-
non, Miss Toni: slippers, knitted, Mrs.
J. White, W. Bowden: Norwegian or
Hardanger embroidery, lure. J. Mi1kr.
Mrs. J. White; embroidery, Walla-
ZCRICI1
Miss Mollie Worm has returned to
Chleago.-N. M. Canon of St. Joseph 1.
I11 at afontreal of pneumonia.-Mre. H.
\\'urns is visiting relatives in Detroit
and other points In Michigan. -)ire. E.
Zeller received a vteit last week from
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Nfarshall
and her sister Mrs. A. L. Gosnell of
Merlin. -Mr. and Mre. J. S. Melick have
returned front their trip to Alberta vis-
iting their children. -Mr. and Mrs. T.
Johnston returned home after spending
a week to IIantilton and Toronto. -Mins
Laura Demuth of fort Arthur is visit-
ing relatives and friend` in town, or a
few weeks. -Mr. Frank Bassow of the
Bronson L►tle hag purchased Ed. Tref-
fry's 5n -acre farm on the sante line
and will get possession April let. - Judge
Holt of Godes-lett held it sittings of the
Division Court here on Wednesday of
last week.-Thc annual C'dldren's Day
and ifarvest Home were appropriately
observed In the F.var.gaaat church on
Sunday. -Joseph I)enomy, forrnerlf of
Hay Township, and son of '.tr. L. Dch-
onty, Sr., died on the 1211i near Court -
right. after a short Illness from con-
aumptlon. Besides a widow and family
rte leaves elevco brothero and sisters.
fila aged father and many other rela-
tives and friends. who moon els loss.
Ile was about fifty years of age and of
ral•unt health until n few months ago.
IIENSALL
Mr. Vale of Exeter gas taken a pool
tion to Johnston's Mc•at Market. -Mrs.
11. Bonthron Is visiting In Detroit and
Chicago. -Miss Ida Juynt of Lucknow
Is visiting at her uncle's home here.-
Ntra. Kendrick of I'ort Huron Is visit -
hog her father, James 3lontnron.-Walter
liobklrk has gone west on a trip. -Our
bowlers have been Improving 10•-' lawn
th.•y recently purchased. -Miss St. Ct.ttr
of Brlgden has resumed Ler poslliou tis
head milliner at The Old Establlshed.-
iLarvest Thanksgiving Services will be
held In St. Pauls Church on Sept. '27th.
Nev. R. J. Hower, secretary of the
Mille Snrloty will preach morning and
evening. -Last Sunday the Communion
was adnilnletere t ;n r'.arn,f'l Church.
Rev. S. F. Sharp of Exeter preached the
Preparatot y sermon on 1 riday.-Itev. J.
S. iicndereon of Westntinleter, Id. C.,
occ up:ed the pulpit of Carmel Church
la:,t Sunday r vc:iing.-Mine Bartlett, for
three seasons Lead milliner at The Illur
Front was married last week at her home
In Frampton to Mr. Fraser of Galt,
where they will reside. -An early pion-
eer of Klppett, Thomas Dinsdale, died
on the 81h. 1 l came from Yorketilrc to
Klppcn .2 year. .ago. Ile was 1n tilts
81st year :and Is survived by has widow
who 1n also over 80. The funeral took
Place to ilerisatl Chloe cemetery .-Sever-
al of our citizens Intend buyleg auto-
ntobt!e•s nest spring.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
P AROUND ABOUT IIs
Jal AL ilk Abaft Ilk afbi
NiBBEitT-\irs. W. 11. °try of the
4th eon. dlid suddenly (so the 12th. tier
daughter Lound 1,e,' dead In bed. She
had been troubled for some two years
wltl, Heart weakness. but death wan rn-
tirely unexpected.
DANDRUFF CURED IN TWO WEEKS
Olt MONEY !JACK.
The above Is the guarantee W. 9. Cole
the druggist Is offering fur Parisian
Sage. the greatest of all hair restorers.
if you have dandruff, take advantage
of this offer and kill the little dand-
ruff germs that will surely steal your
hair from you if allowed to continue
to persistently burrow Into the hair
roots.
Ponstan Sage Is also guaranteed to
atop lalling hat: and it' tang of the scalp
Don't accept any substitute front any
druggist. Parisian Sage 1s '0.0 o• iginal
prrieriptlon of one of the world's great-
est scientists. and Is manufactured only
in this country by Oirout Mfg. Ct. of
Buffalo. N. Y. as d Fort Er'e. Ont.
i'ar;slan Sage Is a- . xhflaratIng and
Pleasant hair drosssi..g . 1: is not sticky
or greasy. and It stakes the hair sole.
beautiful and luauriat.t.
Price Is Sal cents a bottle from W. S.
rule or by espresso. all charges prepaid.
Dy Olrout Mfg g.)., F'urt Erie. 0;.t.
en 'Up
for the !lntcrMontfis
The next few months will be spent indoors. You should make
your house look as attractive as possible inside. Floors should
be repainted or revarnished, wainscoting cleaned and painted,
stove pipes enameled, cup .is, shelving, furniture, walls,
radiators and everything ia and about the house "brightened
up." Sherwin-Williams Brighten Up Finishes include a
paint and varnish and stain and enamel for every purpose.
You will find the operation of "brightening up" not laborious,
but interesting, and the unproved appearance of your house
will delight you. Ask your dealer for
S#(R WIN LLIAMS
IrlghteP.Up Iiit%
Nadi be Canada. 7141$$ER.fl-WHUAaSCo. Montreal Toeonto Winn/psg
ays for iteL
in fuel saved
Don't allow a few extra dollars to pre-
vent you frons taking the perfect -cook-
ing, sure -baking, easily -regulated Pan-
dora in place of a cheaper stove. In a
season or two Pandora will pay the
difference in the fuel it will save --and
it will keep on saving until it has paid
for itself. YU
Pandora special flue construction makes
fuel do double duty. R'idex is an-
other fucn
)Izcr ' -
e te
l oven heats
purTcer than a cast oven, thus saving sti11
more fuel. Further economizing features
MITT-beexplained by the MCClary Agent.
Arwo
MC1a?s
For Sale by T. Hawkins & Son, Exeter
IJL.\NSIIARI).-At Ilarnlota, Man., O.
A. Coetu'an, tho eon -lit -law of Tta-arae
NV11'0tlsun of the 8th of Blanchard, was
found dead, the body hanging out of
his bugs)' in which ho had been driv-
ing on tote prairie. Ile was 47, year`
of age and leaves a wife and four child
ren.. Ile lead teen nine years In t!ic
west.
IIIHBEIIT-T',orn:as C. 'Wien of Lot 28
Con. 13, was well-known throughout
title section and hes death Is regretted
by all. Although not enjoying the best
of health, nothing serious was apprehen-
ded and his sudden calling away was
a great shock to hi■ family and friends.
lie was In him 85th year and had resided
on hU form, In Illbhcrt, sac he was
young elan. 11e leaves a widow a„'1
three boy's to mourn the Ions of .a 811.1
hustand and father.
STANLEY -it In our sad duty this
week to have to record the data of a
Wanly resperted resident of this town-
ehlp. In the parson of Mr. '.1.tthew I).
Westlake, who departed
refet t le life on
Mon-
day. For several months pant Mr.
\V'.,tlake had been confined to i,Is roans
suffering from the effects of a severe
carver, which had located 1(501 on 1111
left jaw and as time progressed absorb-
ed the vital tient( tits of his once rugged
frame.Ho leaves to mourn his irreparable
loss ono brother, a slater and three
small ,!.:1111e 1,1s wife having Kerte-
dere used his some four years.
A Live Daily Paper Will Put
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With The Toronto Daily
Star's accurate daily market
reports you could sell your
grain and live stock at top-
notch prices. Hall a cent extra
on just 30o bushels of wheat or
oats would pay a year's subscrip-
tion. 23c. a hundred weight on a
dozen hogs would cover three years'
subscriptions.
Don't you,depcnding on weekly reports,
or daily reports that are old when you
get thein -miss top prioes by at least
that much several times a year?
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Publishes Markel Reports 12 to 18
soars Earlier Than Ibe Morning Papers
Every afternoon's issue of The Star contains that very
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