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TROUBI.Z AT CHIPPANVA
DOMINION BACON
WAR BEET GROW4 . �
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WINS HIGHER PRICE
�Construction Work h, Full
P1,16'sh Food M11,111stry to Re-,
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$wing oi-i Giant Entern, rise.
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.1 Tnove Price Control,
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A dei�patch f roin Lon -don. ews '—
Good news for Calladianpro-Incers is
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CAN BE CULTIVATED IN ,.�-Ik
. � Out, sayv.—Th4a .1-wtg 4iovels started to
dl$r. 6t� the roelt upirl oil Thursday
.emtalned in an announcement ,of the
British Food Ministry that the 1prl,ce
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: been idle since June 15. There -,N'A$ a
control * f bacon, ham, and elleese, is
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one flat piNteelor all qualities of bacon
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having pilovod uneatisfRet-OrY, 'it is
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CanAdian Farmer it; Assured �
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� � ings, of all t1lo uniots were held- lVed-
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prices for -Danish, Canadian anJ Am-
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of Good Prices For Some .
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be higher it is understood, than that
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� to rmme On Thursday. I LAUNCHING OF MISIS. TORONTO . rT:06 Of ,h lined product and tho
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� ter quality. Launchill, of the new hydroplane Miss Toronto Sq.cond, who broke the worldlis record for one erninent agennek. was not ag"'tatink p�Xdical uncertainty of supply; aad
� I Large partAes of nien began to ar- The grievance of the CanadianprO- 9 . I mile 'With a out . . . . , �
�� , %jve and more will continue to Male ducers against the British pri"s Con- ll a speed of 671 1-10 miles per hour. I . . b coal aad predicting a ,co&l fa- U is consoling to I-ea-rn of th.eincreased
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I urdg X=day, viien At is expeded that be enti . � I . -- --- . � . mine," he adAed. acreage In the 'beet groWing districts �
�. : I= Work will be In full t"Ol 7"11 not . Tely removed, how- � I - I . I - . "Those who; need 'boal' have been of Otibada which will this year be de�
� the construlat ever, until. the regulations gloveming . only awaitdng exploitat4on with the ad- thrown into apario. To -day they are 1.
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, .es are to . abolished. , �,� voted to -this e '
" sviing agwil,. A party of 200 laborers wholesale ,PriL In an V , roll). , �
, , be I � d Fisheries of the Northyle.-I I vanceol anodern progreasand settle- grarAlcally bidcling Ag;armst eacIt.othew Europe was, of course, the great 7
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�, oxrivea here Wednesduy n4ht and ,1%e matter is ,one in connection. with. I ment. . I ry market. Som , e even
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;1 started next day, I which mucb dissatisfaction exists, and . . I � . . in w,,.e 'Vill si.9n sugar -beet producer cd the wofrld, and .
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1. Th,e new =chinerY is expected The northern -.area of the prairie vice and transportation facilities to I biank chequas and allow fha coal man in a"tion to the -small'�'Ploti Of the , - � I I
: is to be brought up by representatives . $200,000 F�oin Canxada� -, '- to, fill in any amount -which satislies * . . ,
I . FlAday and. the mailag*ment are ,con- lit -real, Cha,nbeT of C0111- provinces with the numerous mighty develop, them. . , vegeit:able to be found oil every 0111all �
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. 1i I - - he of the Me I .1 . .to Aid Typhus Cure 'hlm- 04 crmrse, pr'-cez have risen- r, ,,en . lan, and German farm,. I
I , fident that with an end �d ta,cuble t meree at a meeting of the ImPerial lakes -dotting its wide expanse, has of . As -,I general rule,'the larger lakes 11 in the cro --to� the high",t th. ch, Belga I 11,
. . and thoseconta:nIng the .00ld,2st �water � ap market � I ;, .1 0 wggj�er estates devoted huge araaz . � 1 .
big cut -5,111 be com!Ylebed ,oil schedule Chambersin Toronto this summer. recent years jumpei into � pronlinence A despatch from London says.'�The level in. piq�ace times. in history, �Xclusively t , Now, �
1: have -the best fish, thoukh there' -are . . c, this . produott6n. .
� , time- The intimattion of the Ministry of -is , Secretary ,of the Leajue of Nations "I have investigated nearly every -the ruined fields and general
� � - Information received ,at tbe local i , a fish producing area. Remarkable Sol -no notable exceptl6ris., and the PTO- besides I
,� . Shipping that the ,shipping control strides were made, 'notably in the la,st intimates that the-.0,anadjan Govern- ,,� ... nnist re -port. Not ono of them - upbwaval of conditions ith-ese,contluent- I
Tlydro offlees -was that al=t 800 of will I be relaxedwM n(A greatly affect year, and during the w�nter, 1,650 000 duct of thesmaller lakes, find as ready melit has dectided,to contribute �200,- Wdli stand saratiny or anadysis. al countiries are. -faced ,with, ,there are I . .
.1 the men had returnea to work at the �akp a market -as that of the l'arger water i
: Chippawa Job on Wednesday, The , -000 to the League s ceanpaign ,against Broadly sPE`111"n" the actua-41 Jr,acts are '%ig the aw I -
Canadian trade, though the action pounds of white fisii -From Buffalo .P other maiditions, includ, P e I
muld; have boen vexy important A was shipped to various poillits in Can- bodies. Northern f --h average from typus in Central Eurorpe. ' that ,the cor.zirmption of .bitum,'nous
normal staff numbered about 2,000, year ago. Controlled freight Tates 2%f- to 3 -pounds, though inany ,are ing -fzp of ,many of the larg'si estates,
ada and the United, Statgs, one single . - e.- - � ,coal for. th.,O, coal year April 1, 1920, to which tend towards low,eT productltdtY
I � but many of the laborers have left the haveof late been higher than the ord- consignment of se,nn .,cars for Willni- tal�en from � 10 to 12 pounds; Operat- I " 1; -, March 31, 1921, will nob exc or Some time -to ,cOnie. There is no
Niagara distract. Two conditions N'T,-e" in- coilipallies inaintahl, their own fish- H and Snow, " .. ndred ,and thirty-five iriff.7own tons.
. inary market rates oil account *f the g for 231,- i � ail A�; -, hu
� � not acceptable to the meii, namely) the peg and Toronto accountin I I , doubt but that many years will elapse
� drop in the latter. n,w fleets allid plants, but buy also OfF Because of laborum*st everywhere, it bgare
� day and no in-01�eaSe- They 000 pounds. Middle Western cities of , -spring of. a flea,ting ,cloud, . � � Europe achieves hew pre-war . w�
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� ten-hour I The Br�tlsh. public is now Success- Canada and the United ,States are from boat fishermen,who hold licenses Begotten in ,m.'d-air, . I � . 43 more likely to fall th'air to rise." .03 d, -a' I
returned to work, ho,mvex, although I fully fth.ting the attempt to run uP and -who, ,choose their ,own fishing I often. W. I .. figur -1 ,beet prod'a'Ition, nd, the � .
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to iurthex 1 com:ng to look more aild more to, the ., . onder why they are -:,— Canadian farmar,gro,wing sugar beets,
. under protest, andwill 1001, , ! prices on the part' of the farmer as grounds. Given good fishing, a com- %4--,
I I negotiations to settle th SP � a result of the deeontrol of home- lakes of Alberta, Saskatchewan ,and pany tA.e. Average I tcatches of from -So con-trary a'pair. , Bititish Birth kec'ord$ . beg�des performing a vsKable work, is V �
points. The commission has agreed Ma.nitoba for their supplies of fail, For Rail is noisy, hard, and cruel, - a'se, O.Od price,$ for some time
killed meat last week, On the advice, 1,000 to 3,000 pounds per ,day. Ship- I Show Large Incre . assured" of �,g
. L in the machine � and Chicago, St. raul, Minilea.palis, Of deSolating power , 1. I -
to the eight-hour day : of newspapeTs they have Inell. buying ment is miade in refrigeratoT cars by That - I to 'Coille.
I shops and other Plllces�, whille the rest, I even New York- provide ready buyers wounds and str�ps the tender A despatch :from London says: -The
. . of the v,ork is on a ten-h�er basis, , iinrortid Dleat ratliev than pay the -for the pTovince's inland fishery pro- freight -in -winter and express ,in sum- bra n on, I . � stork has been bu 'in" England just lilrst'&ugar Beet Cultivation.
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, exorbitant prices asked, and as a re- ducts. The progress of the industry mex, and with proper cleaning and And inaa-s the beauteous flower- Too . Sy The firsst record. in ,Canada of the
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i I tter e - . packing, the fish carry satisfactorily It revels in a . summer's �Iay ently, nurses ,ire booked lip inoaths gro-wdlig of Sugar beets for fautory I
--------.O— � sn' It tha la in the Northern territories is being toelther side of the continent. Chicago allemd -and ,doctors are in' great de-
� a. I . purposes, accoirdang to govem-ment I
; THREE DEATHS FROM -aln. duly recognized this suntianer by the is the inain distributing,centre for the When warm aerial currents Play: mand. The LaticasN.-re midvives' com- figiLires, was in the Province of Quebec
&�-UE I ----e.- ,establishment of a fish cannery 'on American trade, and takes the bulk of Wbille Snow Is quiet, soft, a -ad kind, mitt.ee ,ohairman, 6ald the ',birth rate in 1881, Durinug the nent decade,
: BUBONTIC IF" �%-, � Lake Athabasca, a region yet beyond the export shipments. Protecting- by -its fall had risen in, almost every district and three sugar factories were orected in
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� JEAMIH UP-41VERSITY the fringeof any otherphase of pro- . The bounteous earth's frail progelly , up to, pre-war rate. Pigures .
Though whitefish iEf the greatest, is now I that province, at Coetwooke, Berthier,
Rat Exterminatlkn CaM�naigns ' IN JURUSM-EM gress. - Beneath its shelt'rmg pall- issued -by the Registrar General Show '
i , The three prairie p.roviihices of Wes- factor of fish production in the north- Its gleaming crystals deck the ground that births reowded in ,eight weebs and Farnham. The-,� cloeA down I
fin Texas Ports. . ern territory, manyother species con- aftex tv,,o eeasons,,and lZ was not until
texn Canada -produce more than $2,- -When winte(r spreads her,chills afroulid, dn 199.0 exceedied those of the same 190, ,that the ,clgt�,,ztlon fDf . a beet
A degpatch �From Austin, T-scas,! To be Opened in 1922 but 000,000 worth ,cf fish per year. ()f Arlbute largely to the .commercial I — I Ith, -
0 per4od- last year by 1,442, -ant
says-��ight cases g,ae� Added to Gradually. this Substantial output, whitefish, the value ,of the northern lakes. Lake I . The binths in Lo7ldon in the last few was revived sufficiently to N%:�Tt ,.
have developed n,n(I three vieu�ms have � ' , Influence. � the opening
I typical lake fish of the north) accounts trout con, es second in Droduction and weeks slho�Nv -an ,enormous exceez of - _ of plants. In that'vear,
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d . value, the fish vften,we�l-ghing from 30 We scatter seeds witheareless hand, baby �boys, h,-dicating that nature " . four opened up at Walla,caburg, Dres,, I
. ied to date at Beaumont, Texas, the' A despat& froin. London says, -The! for the greatest aggregate in pro- , 13 den, Wiarton., slid -Kitchener. In the
, State 'Hea � I to 50 -pounds each. Pickeral and stur- And dream we neler Shall see them restorbsgo the ,population to its no-rlilal
Ith Officer announced here.' Educational Committee reported at duction and revenue ,with 12,500,000 ' .
� .. . Veon arealso important, whilat on the . I �inear 1903, u plant -was erected at
At cTalveston there 'have been three; the Zio,nist Conference that prepara- pounds given to the internat onal food - � mok-i,- .. male and female conabitution. . Raymond, Alta. The plants -at Dres-
cases of plague, with two deaths so � tions ,were prog-ressing for the estab- market. It is caught in La �es.S,pe,_ McKenzie river, the herringo, -and But fora tbDusond years . . I I � .
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far, he added. 1 lishment of a Jewish University (in ioT, Wlnn,ipeg, Athabasca, La Plonge, incounn, as yet only taken by Indians, Their frtidt.appear,s; . ' . deal and Wfarton ceased to operate .
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��� The Health Director declared 20 per it Jerusalem, which I'must be built up I Lesser Slave, and a host of Smaller holdgreat possibilities of &vellopment. In ,,vee.ds ' that maT the hand or , ... ,very - tly, and I the c-ree at W,tc-hener
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% . �� cent, of all rats I-aled -at Beaumont; gradioally, ,although a small beginning, waters scattered over the northern Salmon and herring� fisheries in'the L,ealth:ful store. . . Tenders Reslignation evell-1,-aally'-came r the ha. ' ,
- xe inf field to the . I — Dominian Sugar Companyt I L=ited. . .�
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ected wRIL bubonic Vague, 1 must be made in the near future." It arm This territory is literally dot_ Arctic seas offer I v
'T ' a fisherman, .
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� Which he rDnside:red "a decidedly'is expected, T'hat it will require several ted -with iriland water bodies and iI,A Zhe I A despatch,froin Quebea says -,-Sir The plant ,it, Raymo:nd c1lo-sed down Pt
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, � 'essary strung ludson's Bay and the Barren Islands Canada's immi-r eveal Loiner Goudn, for fifteen, J, am- the outlo-mak Of the war. �
, beavy Tate," years to complete a buildmi nef with a network of rivers, On I
I Considexable progress is being made to house� the research insbitutess for many of these, conlinercial fishing are rich in lake and river r,asources, -over 50 nationalities, I Premier of Quebec, Tlmra-daay --*,---- Successfully Crown I -In Canada.
! h, ,at ,.eterminat;ion campaigns at the physics, chemistry, microblo�ogy aird concerns have been established, whilst . - noon tendeTed k1s; resigmatdon to taic, Sugar ,bests can be Guye"nsfully ,,, I
I Lleutenant-GoVeTmnor, Sir Gh:axles, Fitz- , . I
: Texas 'p,rts, be said, b�xt added, that the Hebrew language, which will be ,others offer the same almost limitless , grown -in ,almost -every par'. of Canada. -11'r-
. patrick. His :successor will. 'be the I Tes4ts made witb beets grown under .
- possibilities, only waiting railway ser -I.- . Weekly Ma rket AR q p. 0 r i , . . I , . I . .
: 15,000 more t1aPs were needed at ,he first efforts, of the Educational � . .. � Ron. L. A. Tache-Teall, for many years
I Beaun-jont, where St tate and Federal ' COMMittSe, and it probably will bel I ir-,i�jgaeion from five different *kinds of -- ., N I
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. 16P It If 1. I I . N'Tan. �Vheat- Smoked Meatz-11am-s, med 45 to 0 per acre, with a sugar perqamm
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-a V Ornea .. . .:� :,;:",�. 15.84, 19.42, 17.85, and 16.25 res,,7eat-
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f P"�,-17-'��,51z-�,,pi��1��;!�%g ff�) ve rareve, . �.,;.:. .. , I 48c; heavy, 37 to 40c; .cooked; 63 to Mash Situation '
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, � ,4,�Z-et'ELA &� 1-i . . . ,:, 1 -3.12; No. 3 Northern, $8.0% 4n C6c; ro,d.S. 33 to 34c; Cottage rolls, 87 'Considered Critic - �
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� The Dardanellea is to, have a small ..,5.'.:i--1-.1� . . . . . . . �... �.�, store Fort William. Lard -Fare tierces, 28 to 2 received from Warnaw Thursdjy i year in ,Y-ar.ous districts. In QuEbee
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i and Constantin,ople a .similar garrison ,I -, "' ,'� '. . :.:. .*:.:. Americm
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I" state. � 1914 carried this onlinous and pro- ::.:�.�:i�.',':�:����i;:��i."��-.7 . . - No. 2, $1.48; do, No- Polish calamity Is looked upon as the sold for sugar -pumposes. ,
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� ! ;: 7*51* '\ a. new war. ; In Ontario in 19L�, 19,000 acr- as were
phetic sentence: "The castles on both :7�:::.-"]:::,I��.�7-����?�.:�:,.? to ; No. 3 do, $1.92 to $1.93, f.o.b. Plour�New standard grade, $14.85 to t) eg;-mlin
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. : sides have been lately restored and � .:.-:-:�-;.,,�-�;,,-:, , -: ;.: �' - snipping points, -according to freights. -*.— Sown to sugarbeets as,c6mp -d -wier'11L -
, before our mind the story of a fierce . ,::�:�,':::.�,::.i�i��".:�.:i��,, :,. $15.05. Rolled oats --Bag of 90 lbs., , -are
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I width at Ab7e dc 3 evvi y n�'. ght to tell the � .. - Bariey�Malting, $1.84 to .$1,86, at- Potatoes -Per bag, car lots, $4 to '�::;;:;!;::�-:-,:�;:;,:%:�. .
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same Old story" to Here, who hung cording to freights out -aide. $4.50. *;:�"i�i��;,.��O ,..:: I the maniufattu;�p of Sugar,
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her light cut to Inform him She wanted time. Buclrwheal,-No. 2, nominal. ' . �i�i..',��j�i�,."�i!�::i,�:;��:, �::���.,.",�����:�'�;,�;i�!..L-**,.i:�:i:;:...... the - Met at the works being �%593,715
On the Asiaticside a short distance Honorable Arthur Meighen, c lled Rye -No. 3, $2.20 to $2.25, accord- � Live Stock IVIarkets. . :?-�;�!�,�*.:::: -��: �,�::,�* �::!��.,.,�il:.'�,.,Z::�."."..-".!�.�:��ii�:: �
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Lord Byron, not to, be outdone as a of Perth Manitoba flour-GOvernment stand- Steers, $15.50 to $16; E� �-.g ..-.;.:.-.-. ..., ,::�5, ,,�-
anelles, which was named for Dardan- new Cabinet, is a native V go,od- heavy �' �. ,�,� .,: . .1W..,...-.-..:;.::;:. M '
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I "did" thu 11,�IloRpont in 1S10. Though Trojan kings, Aeneas, anti hence of on June IG, 1374, fit, is in his forty- . Ontario flour -Government stand- choice, $14.25 'to $14,75; do, good, ;::�..�;i".,:i:�i��:i:i;�;i::ii:;i�:�i!,..���.i:i!�.. ; — .
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, feat vdien thu-ia two acc:)mplishad It, . hiii I Ifeed-Car Bts ,delivered, Motit- $192.25; do, com., $9 to $10; bulls, ..'-.'i;,-,.,ii.-'.*�i�:i�ii���iii�iii:i�i:::i::�:,..�.:�, . rem I
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� 000 inhablit,ants, situated prettily On a 4 tion at St. , ary's Collegiate 1USWULU . i � ;. . , - -
I 'ce, $10 to $12.25; (to, good, $9.50 . '�'.L '' "�
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"' fortile stretch of land, is the point i and Toronto *Vnivenv,ify. For sil-11,1. �� ::,.;%.;. to be rebuEit, enlarged .111,11 &1113A,2d 0
trunkiE and v1sit tbeir lady loves and per ton, $52; -.horts, per ton, $61; good, to $11, do, rough, $6 to ,1,,8; butchers' - � ,. , `X -
, i from whic"i. most 'of the e3mursionists years he practised law .�O. P,)rt,,,;0 ` feed ficur, $3.75 to $4,00. i� K;,�. I..:.:. .,.,.:,,�::::"".;:�:�:..;.,;...k.�i nieet� the ne-ads Of mode. -m fillancial
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Xe;��:,I,.n, In 4, was fint ele"! L er ton, $A to $19 $12.50; canners an cutters, $5 .to ... '.."'.."'; I. :;: :.. : E�tr, ,,, lished In 1 .
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� Across on the Enroncan side id 1303, and two Yt�ar oved 0, re- 1$6.25; milkers, good to choice, 1p'100 to � , �'.,,�i�� :� .,��
do, com. and nled., $65 to $75.. ,�. " 1;,% .!-�� 11
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i� i . spring, $1.6,50 to $17.50, calves, good .";.:1;,.�;1:." .
! Aslatics ca the soil of 13-.'urope. AlWic- I tur'led b,, the Turki in 13,57. Superbly ed at the general Pliction% of 1911 and i to 57c. Bater creamer,, plillts, 57 to, KK*..W1`V., . ,;., ;-��,2-M,�,�
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ander the Great. , ,nt 1,1)0 ye- �`ti,'r, located on t',e steep projecting appointed 7 . . il,11111�11-'.11'11 - , st .s, ,dates iro �
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w tried out the thrll of X�,rxos by lead- of the Galllpfl! 11c.ninsula, it com. June 26, 1913; Secreta�y of State and 11 ord'a-,ary dairy prints, 45 to 57c- bak- to $9; hogs, fed, and wate-Ted, $20; da, , I., ,. 1. 1111111--- ,. --- 1. . . '' Since the building sp-rar-da, Over tD.,
� Ing his 11-�cedor`�ains llpto Asia. mands a view of the Asiatic side. -the 111"Ister of Mines, Aug. 28, 15141; ers' 35 to 40c; olaorriargA-rin-p: best'weighed off cars, $20.25; dc, f.o.b., James M. Cox . ,some four &or" of the inuol.'vahiabla
� grade, 34 to 38c. Cheese, ne,�', large, $10; do, do, country p0lits, $18.?5. .
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% . real estaite 6n Lonean,-,it is probeble
� The approach by which tourists oil- plains of Troy and ths broken :dot- 'Millister of the Interior and Sitperin- 132 to 33c; twins, 33 to 34c; old, large, 'Montrc,al, July 1.3 -Good veal, $10 to noininee fol, PreqIdency of the United tphat the co-nf,,emplateld Ini,pravenner. i's - ,
�, ter Cons, tail t1ur,ple nipy well be liker.- hills of Mount Ida. On this narrow tend ent-0 6neral of Indian Affalirs, Oct. 134 to 315c; twins, 36 to 36c; Stilton, old, 1'$12; med., $13 to S10,, gra.5s, $6 to $8.
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I ed to Vile entran(te to a dwelling honie , peninsula, in April, 1915, Allied forces 2, 1917. 1 1 1 1 . I States, Like the Republican uf�,niinee, I will tend to.�vard helght rat"11'er than I . . A
.. 1351/j, to 361/-oc. Maple Syrup, Igal. tin I Elves, $6 to $9; lamllys, good, $14 to ' I I., . I
� -the Dardanelles being the outside or I were landed in an attempt to capture 'Mr, Meighen is a keen debater, In i $3.40; 5 gal. tin, per gal., $3,25; Maple' $115; cem., $12 to $14, I -logs, oi-ca,r I N: G. Harding3 110-'S a lleWspa,l)er prO' I to Spreading cut mooe teritgry, but lb
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� I Large partAes of nien began to ar- The grievance of the CanadianprO- 9 . I mile 'With a out . . . . , �
�� , %jve and more will continue to Male ducers against the British pri"s Con- ll a speed of 671 1-10 miles per hour. I . . b coal aad predicting a ,co&l fa- U is consoling to I-ea-rn of th.eincreased
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I urdg X=day, viien At is expeded that be enti . � I . -- --- . � . mine," he adAed. acreage In the 'beet groWing districts �
�. : I= Work will be In full t"Ol 7"11 not . Tely removed, how- � I - I . I - . "Those who; need 'boal' have been of Otibada which will this year be de�
� the construlat ever, until. the regulations gloveming . only awaitdng exploitat4on with the ad- thrown into apario. To -day they are 1.
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" sviing agwil,. A party of 200 laborers wholesale ,PriL In an V , roll). , �
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I , fident that with an end �d ta,cuble t meree at a meeting of the ImPerial lakes -dotting its wide expanse, has of . As -,I general rule,'the larger lakes 11 in the cro --to� the high",t th. ch, Belga I 11,
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big cut -5,111 be com!Ylebed ,oil schedule Chambersin Toronto this summer. recent years jumpei into � pronlinence A despatch from London says.'�The level in. piq�ace times. in history, �Xclusively t , Now, �
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� , time- The intimattion of the Ministry of -is , Secretary ,of the Leajue of Nations "I have investigated nearly every -the ruined fields and general
� � - Information received ,at tbe local i , a fish producing area. Remarkable Sol -no notable exceptl6ris., and the PTO- besides I
,� . Shipping that the ,shipping control strides were made, 'notably in the la,st intimates that the-.0,anadjan Govern- ,,� ... nnist re -port. Not ono of them - upbwaval of conditions ith-ese,contluent- I
Tlydro offlees -was that al=t 800 of will I be relaxedwM n(A greatly affect year, and during the w�nter, 1,650 000 duct of thesmaller lakes, find as ready melit has dectided,to contribute �200,- Wdli stand saratiny or anadysis. al countiries are. -faced ,with, ,there are I . .
.1 the men had returnea to work at the �akp a market -as that of the l'arger water i
: Chippawa Job on Wednesday, The , -000 to the League s ceanpaign ,against Broadly sPE`111"n" the actua-41 Jr,acts are '%ig the aw I -
Canadian trade, though the action pounds of white fisii -From Buffalo .P other maiditions, includ, P e I
muld; have boen vexy important A was shipped to various poillits in Can- bodies. Northern f --h average from typus in Central Eurorpe. ' that ,the cor.zirmption of .bitum,'nous
normal staff numbered about 2,000, year ago. Controlled freight Tates 2%f- to 3 -pounds, though inany ,are ing -fzp of ,many of the larg'si estates,
ada and the United, Statgs, one single . - e.- - � ,coal for. th.,O, coal year April 1, 1920, to which tend towards low,eT productltdtY
I � but many of the laborers have left the haveof late been higher than the ord- consignment of se,nn .,cars for Willni- tal�en from � 10 to 12 pounds; Operat- I " 1; -, March 31, 1921, will nob exc or Some time -to ,cOnie. There is no
Niagara distract. Two conditions N'T,-e" in- coilipallies inaintahl, their own fish- H and Snow, " .. ndred ,and thirty-five iriff.7own tons.
. inary market rates oil account *f the g for 231,- i � ail A�; -, hu
� � not acceptable to the meii, namely) the peg and Toronto accountin I I , doubt but that many years will elapse
� drop in the latter. n,w fleets allid plants, but buy also OfF Because of laborum*st everywhere, it bgare
� day and no in-01�eaSe- They 000 pounds. Middle Western cities of , -spring of. a flea,ting ,cloud, . � � Europe achieves hew pre-war . w�
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� ten-hour I The Br�tlsh. public is now Success- Canada and the United ,States are from boat fishermen,who hold licenses Begotten in ,m.'d-air, . I � . 43 more likely to fall th'air to rise." .03 d, -a' I
returned to work, ho,mvex, although I fully fth.ting the attempt to run uP and -who, ,choose their ,own fishing I often. W. I .. figur -1 ,beet prod'a'Ition, nd, the � .
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to iurthex 1 com:ng to look more aild more to, the ., . onder why they are -:,— Canadian farmar,gro,wing sugar beets,
. under protest, andwill 1001, , ! prices on the part' of the farmer as grounds. Given good fishing, a com- %4--,
I I negotiations to settle th SP � a result of the deeontrol of home- lakes of Alberta, Saskatchewan ,and pany tA.e. Average I tcatches of from -So con-trary a'pair. , Bititish Birth kec'ord$ . beg�des performing a vsKable work, is V �
points. The commission has agreed Ma.nitoba for their supplies of fail, For Rail is noisy, hard, and cruel, - a'se, O.Od price,$ for some time
killed meat last week, On the advice, 1,000 to 3,000 pounds per ,day. Ship- I Show Large Incre . assured" of �,g
. L in the machine � and Chicago, St. raul, Minilea.palis, Of deSolating power , 1. I -
to the eight-hour day : of newspapeTs they have Inell. buying ment is miade in refrigeratoT cars by That - I to 'Coille.
I shops and other Plllces�, whille the rest, I even New York- provide ready buyers wounds and str�ps the tender A despatch :from London says: -The
. . of the v,ork is on a ten-h�er basis, , iinrortid Dleat ratliev than pay the -for the pTovince's inland fishery pro- freight -in -winter and express ,in sum- bra n on, I . � stork has been bu 'in" England just lilrst'&ugar Beet Cultivation.
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, exorbitant prices asked, and as a re- ducts. The progress of the industry mex, and with proper cleaning and And inaa-s the beauteous flower- Too . Sy The firsst record. in ,Canada of the
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i I tter e - . packing, the fish carry satisfactorily It revels in a . summer's �Iay ently, nurses ,ire booked lip inoaths gro-wdlig of Sugar beets for fautory I
--------.O— � sn' It tha la in the Northern territories is being toelther side of the continent. Chicago allemd -and ,doctors are in' great de-
� a. I . purposes, accoirdang to govem-ment I
; THREE DEATHS FROM -aln. duly recognized this suntianer by the is the inain distributing,centre for the When warm aerial currents Play: mand. The LaticasN.-re midvives' com- figiLires, was in the Province of Quebec
&�-UE I ----e.- ,establishment of a fish cannery 'on American trade, and takes the bulk of Wbille Snow Is quiet, soft, a -ad kind, mitt.ee ,ohairman, 6ald the ',birth rate in 1881, Durinug the nent decade,
: BUBONTIC IF" �%-, � Lake Athabasca, a region yet beyond the export shipments. Protecting- by -its fall had risen in, almost every district and three sugar factories were orected in
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� JEAMIH UP-41VERSITY the fringeof any otherphase of pro- . The bounteous earth's frail progelly , up to, pre-war rate. Pigures .
Though whitefish iEf the greatest, is now I that province, at Coetwooke, Berthier,
Rat Exterminatlkn CaM�naigns ' IN JURUSM-EM gress. - Beneath its shelt'rmg pall- issued -by the Registrar General Show '
i , The three prairie p.roviihices of Wes- factor of fish production in the north- Its gleaming crystals deck the ground that births reowded in ,eight weebs and Farnham. The-,� cloeA down I
fin Texas Ports. . ern territory, manyother species con- aftex tv,,o eeasons,,and lZ was not until
texn Canada -produce more than $2,- -When winte(r spreads her,chills afroulid, dn 199.0 exceedied those of the same 190, ,that the ,clgt�,,ztlon fDf . a beet
A degpatch �From Austin, T-scas,! To be Opened in 1922 but 000,000 worth ,cf fish per year. ()f Arlbute largely to the .commercial I — I Ith, -
0 per4od- last year by 1,442, -ant
says-��ight cases g,ae� Added to Gradually. this Substantial output, whitefish, the value ,of the northern lakes. Lake I . The binths in Lo7ldon in the last few was revived sufficiently to N%:�Tt ,.
have developed n,n(I three vieu�ms have � ' , Influence. � the opening
I typical lake fish of the north) accounts trout con, es second in Droduction and weeks slho�Nv -an ,enormous exceez of - _ of plants. In that'vear,
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d . value, the fish vften,we�l-ghing from 30 We scatter seeds witheareless hand, baby �boys, h,-dicating that nature " . four opened up at Walla,caburg, Dres,, I
. ied to date at Beaumont, Texas, the' A despat& froin. London says, -The! for the greatest aggregate in pro- , 13 den, Wiarton., slid -Kitchener. In the
, State 'Hea � I to 50 -pounds each. Pickeral and stur- And dream we neler Shall see them restorbsgo the ,population to its no-rlilal
Ith Officer announced here.' Educational Committee reported at duction and revenue ,with 12,500,000 ' .
� .. . Veon arealso important, whilat on the . I �inear 1903, u plant -was erected at
At cTalveston there 'have been three; the Zio,nist Conference that prepara- pounds given to the internat onal food - � mok-i,- .. male and female conabitution. . Raymond, Alta. The plants -at Dres-
cases of plague, with two deaths so � tions ,were prog-ressing for the estab- market. It is caught in La �es.S,pe,_ McKenzie river, the herringo, -and But fora tbDusond years . . I I � .
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far, he added. 1 lishment of a Jewish University (in ioT, Wlnn,ipeg, Athabasca, La Plonge, incounn, as yet only taken by Indians, Their frtidt.appear,s; . ' . deal and Wfarton ceased to operate .
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��� The Health Director declared 20 per it Jerusalem, which I'must be built up I Lesser Slave, and a host of Smaller holdgreat possibilities of &vellopment. In ,,vee.ds ' that maT the hand or , ... ,very - tly, and I the c-ree at W,tc-hener
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% . �� cent, of all rats I-aled -at Beaumont; gradioally, ,although a small beginning, waters scattered over the northern Salmon and herring� fisheries in'the L,ealth:ful store. . . Tenders Reslignation evell-1,-aally'-came r the ha. ' ,
- xe inf field to the . I — Dominian Sugar Companyt I L=ited. . .�
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ected wRIL bubonic Vague, 1 must be made in the near future." It arm This territory is literally dot_ Arctic seas offer I v
'T ' a fisherman, .
, whit regions -of - .
� Which he rDnside:red "a decidedly'is expected, T'hat it will require several ted -with iriland water bodies and iI,A Zhe I A despatch,froin Quebea says -,-Sir The plant ,it, Raymo:nd c1lo-sed down Pt
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, � 'essary strung ludson's Bay and the Barren Islands Canada's immi-r eveal Loiner Goudn, for fifteen, J, am- the outlo-mak Of the war. �
, beavy Tate," years to complete a buildmi nef with a network of rivers, On I
I Considexable progress is being made to house� the research insbitutess for many of these, conlinercial fishing are rich in lake and river r,asources, -over 50 nationalities, I Premier of Quebec, Tlmra-daay --*,---- Successfully Crown I -In Canada.
! h, ,at ,.eterminat;ion campaigns at the physics, chemistry, microblo�ogy aird concerns have been established, whilst . - noon tendeTed k1s; resigmatdon to taic, Sugar ,bests can be Guye"nsfully ,,, I
I Lleutenant-GoVeTmnor, Sir Gh:axles, Fitz- , . I
: Texas 'p,rts, be said, b�xt added, that the Hebrew language, which will be ,others offer the same almost limitless , grown -in ,almost -every par'. of Canada. -11'r-
. patrick. His :successor will. 'be the I Tes4ts made witb beets grown under .
- possibilities, only waiting railway ser -I.- . Weekly Ma rket AR q p. 0 r i , . . I , . I . .
: 15,000 more t1aPs were needed at ,he first efforts, of the Educational � . .. � Ron. L. A. Tache-Teall, for many years
I Beaun-jont, where St tate and Federal ' COMMittSe, and it probably will bel I ir-,i�jgaeion from five different *kinds of -- ., N I
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� ' iopened. in 1922 ;;; � .. �:., — � � ,ZUGWA a - ��, ,
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. 16P It If 1. I I . N'Tan. �Vheat- Smoked Meatz-11am-s, med 45 to 0 per acre, with a sugar perqamm
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-a V Ornea .. . .:� :,;:",�. 15.84, 19.42, 17.85, and 16.25 res,,7eat-
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f P"�,-17-'��,51z-�,,pi��1��;!�%g ff�) ve rareve, . �.,;.:. .. , I 48c; heavy, 37 to 40c; .cooked; 63 to Mash Situation '
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, � ,4,�Z-et'ELA &� 1-i . . . ,:, 1 -3.12; No. 3 Northern, $8.0% 4n C6c; ro,d.S. 33 to 34c; Cottage rolls, 87 'Considered Critic - �
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� The Dardanellea is to, have a small ..,5.'.:i--1-.1� . . . . . . . �... �.�, store Fort William. Lard -Fare tierces, 28 to 2 received from Warnaw Thursdjy i year in ,Y-ar.ous districts. In QuEbee
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".1., 'fr , : . .1:.ffl11 .. Manitoba barley-7.%To. 3 CW, $1.78; ' � hat the Fi;tuatim on the PoDsh whilst grown extensively, they are
ps ..:::��---- 4m:�.. tubs, 28�-, to 29c; pails, 28�Yj, to 291/&,c;
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international force of I ' . �.:'�`::: No. 4 CW, $1.40, in store Fort William. vts,29�jtoDc. Compoundtierces, front is very -critical, a -ad a Catagw- I used almost exclusfVely :for feacl and
T�is Storm door is .commanded by the ---::::��;::�:j:��`�-',,'% - '::!,�. �. 4.....' �,j
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�.".. - l corn -No. 3 yellow, $3.10; 26 to 26%c; tubs, 26Y2 to 27c; pails, trophe is feared. Copenhagen de- 11 not inuell erl ort hasbeen put forth on
i and Constantin,ople a .similar garrison ,I -, "' ,'� '. . :.:. .*:.:. Americm
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i to guarantee free passage to the ships � �i��*�:�X:�::.��:.:; I ... . nominal, track, Toronto,. prol: S, S from the Warsaw pr say conim-ercivil production. . 1, SECEka-t-
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� of all nations through the straits and ; European side and one on the Asiatic. I ..: ":1 'I',.;" .... ,
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- ..-,:�. , .., :., Ontar:O oats -No. 3 'white"'nominal. Montreal Markets. Poland e _ ,
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If the Sea Of alLarmora, press despatches !'-Niany guide -books Pubhsh6d before ,. '..'...:,�,M, . :. , Olitardo wheat --No. 1 Wlnter� per M�Glltreal, July 13 -Oats -Canadian vention. In some circles in London the grown successfully, but little -has be -'ft
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I" state. � 1914 carried this onlinous and pro- ::.:�.�:i�.',':�:����i;:��i."��-.7 . . - No. 2, $1.48; do, No- Polish calamity Is looked upon as the sold for sugar -pumposes. ,
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4 I ".... �:�`�,::�.�.��:i� ` car lot, $2.00 to S2.01; No. 2, to, *1.98 Western, 3,$1.46.
� ! ;: 7*51* '\ a. new war. ; In Ontario in 19L�, 19,000 acr- as were
phetic sentence: "The castles on both :7�:::.-"]:::,I��.�7-����?�.:�:,.? to ; No. 3 do, $1.92 to $1.93, f.o.b. Plour�New standard grade, $14.85 to t) eg;-mlin
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. : sides have been lately restored and � .:.-:-:�-;.,,�-�;,,-:, , -: ;.: �' - snipping points, -according to freights. -*.— Sown to sugarbeets as,c6mp -d -wier'11L -
, before our mind the story of a fierce . ,::�:�,':::.�,::.i�i��".:�.:i��,, :,. $15.05. Rolled oats --Bag of 90 lbs., , -are
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i i to the treaty of July, 1841, and the ��.' car lot, S2.02 t to $2.033; No. 2 do, $1.98 $61.25. Hay -No. 2, pRr ton, car lots, th's acreage was 178,000 to
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' I I �- Chees -r .....iX.Epi,� ; 93�1 tons paer acre, warth $1,7,60,000.
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I Its three lle of -war was allowed to enter he strait . . . . . I 11 � . - 2817',�c. Butter -Choicest creamery, 59 '..... ,,�:.::�-;?�,i. in 1918, a total of 201.0.17 t011s of �
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Fwam across -quarter-mi I .... ,�, 11, . i� Peas-'L\T,,o. 2, noininal. - to 60c. Eggs'Fresli, 571,� to 58C. :;..�:�::��i.�::::,.,i�':���;:��:�:::.- ,,
I without the permission of Turkey and F !�,:,.i���:�,���.�:�i�'�:::,:�,i::.:::;�!,:,:,��'.. - beets -was 'used throughout the Do- 1,
I width at Ab7e dc 3 evvi y n�'. ght to tell the � .. - Bariey�Malting, $1.84 to .$1,86, at- Potatoes -Per bag, car lots, $4 to '�::;;:;!;::�-:-,:�;:;,:%:�. .
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same Old story" to Here, who hung cording to freights out -aide. $4.50. *;:�"i�i��;,.��O ,..:: I the maniufattu;�p of Sugar,
. I Canada's New Prime Ministe .i. I mini ' on in '
her light cut to Inform him She wanted time. Buclrwheal,-No. 2, nominal. ' . �i�i..',��j�i�,."�i!�::i,�:;��:, �::���.,.",�����:�'�;,�;i�!..L-**,.i:�:i:;:...... the - Met at the works being �%593,715
On the Asiaticside a short distance Honorable Arthur Meighen, c lled Rye -No. 3, $2.20 to $2.25, accord- � Live Stock IVIarkets. . :?-�;�!�,�*.:::: -��: �,�::,�* �::!��.,.,�il:.'�,.,Z::�."."..-".!�.�:��ii�:: �
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Lord Byron, not to, be outdone as a of Perth Manitoba flour-GOvernment stand- Steers, $15.50 to $16; E� �-.g ..-.;.:.-.-. ..., ,::�5, ,,�-
anelles, which was named for Dardan- new Cabinet, is a native V go,od- heavy �' �. ,�,� .,: . .1W..,...-.-..:;.::;:. M '
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r us, the mythological ancestor of the County, Ontar!O. Born at Anderson, ard, $14.35, Toronto, . . steers, $15 to $15.25; butchers" cantble, - ::,.;�,,'.'��������.""�:�i�:::�������:..::i:��:�;ii;ji�:::�.,�:��,;.:::;��::;!-�;:i�.��i.: .,., New -Bank of Englamd.
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I "did" thu 11,�IloRpont in 1S10. Though Trojan kings, Aeneas, anti hence of on June IG, 1374, fit, is in his forty- . Ontario flour -Government stand- choice, $14.25 'to $14,75; do, good, ;::�..�;i".,:i:�i��:i:i;�;i::ii:;i�:�i!,..���.i:i!�.. ; — .
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- : It was re�-:r-�'Ied as rather a prodigious the Roman people. This city of 15,- seventh year. He i,s��eivcd his educa- ard, $12.90, nominal. . 1 $13.50 to $14; do, med., $11.75 to i���i...'�*i��i�"1.1��if.1l.'���i.���:i�.."��i:.:. Pro- ,Is the he�mofe of. Mo -ago.
, feat vdien thu-ia two acc:)mplishad It, . hiii I Ifeed-Car Bts ,delivered, Motit- $192.25; do, com., $9 to $10; bulls, ..'-.'i;,-,.,ii.-'.*�i�:i�ii���iii�iii:i�i:::i::�:,..�.:�, . rem I
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� 000 inhablit,ants, situated prettily On a 4 tion at St. , ary's Collegiate 1USWULU . i � ;. . , - -
I 'ce, $10 to $12.25; (to, good, $9.50 . '�'.L '' "�
, niany mcdein athletes could don their real freights., bags included: Bran, choi . .� :: "IN . L
"' fortile stretch of land, is the point i and Toronto *Vnivenv,ify. For sil-11,1. �� ::,.;%.;. to be rebuEit, enlarged .111,11 &1113A,2d 0
trunkiE and v1sit tbeir lady loves and per ton, $52; -.horts, per ton, $61; good, to $11, do, rough, $6 to ,1,,8; butchers' - � ,. , `X -
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Xe;��:,I,.n, In 4, was fint ele"! L er ton, $A to $19 $12.50; canners an cutters, $5 .to ... '.."'.."'; I. :;: :.. : E�tr, ,,, lished In 1 .
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� and nights -the unloading of the lirst Luropean town to be cap- cultural ini-lenistits. Eggs, Selects, .57 to 59c; No. 1, 55 ;? . '*;,.:::; .. k',.- , I in 1732, Nat -hpa Outer .part, -i-OlAch Is
i� i . spring, $1.6,50 to $17.50, calves, good .";.:1;,.�;1:." .
! Aslatics ca the soil of 13-.'urope. AlWic- I tur'led b,, the Turki in 13,57. Superbly ed at the general Pliction% of 1911 and i to 57c. Bater creamer,, plillts, 57 to, KK*..W1`V., . ,;., ;-��,2-M,�,�
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w tried out the thrll of X�,rxos by lead- of the Galllpfl! 11c.ninsula, it com. June 26, 1913; Secreta�y of State and 11 ord'a-,ary dairy prints, 45 to 57c- bak- to $9; hogs, fed, and wate-Ted, $20; da, , I., ,. 1. 1111111--- ,. --- 1. . . '' Since the building sp-rar-da, Over tD.,
� Ing his 11-�cedor`�ains llpto Asia. mands a view of the Asiatic side. -the 111"Ister of Mines, Aug. 28, 15141; ers' 35 to 40c; olaorriargA-rin-p: best'weighed off cars, $20.25; dc, f.o.b., James M. Cox . ,some four &or" of the inuol.'vahiabla
� grade, 34 to 38c. Cheese, ne,�', large, $10; do, do, country p0lits, $18.?5. .
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� The approach by which tourists oil- plains of Troy and ths broken :dot- 'Millister of the Interior and Sitperin- 132 to 33c; twins, 33 to 34c; old, large, 'Montrc,al, July 1.3 -Good veal, $10 to noininee fol, PreqIdency of the United tphat the co-nf,,emplateld Ini,pravenner. i's - ,
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.. 1351/j, to 361/-oc. Maple Syrup, Igal. tin I Elves, $6 to $9; lamllys, good, $14 to ' I I., . I
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