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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-1-26, Page 7!DOMINIONS HAVE OPTIN OF JOININC'TR AGLOFRCE PAM' Canadaand the °thee Dereeleitee13 Are Ne ee6etgee A teiereettil Caller, Inch:404 Any Aieree relent Ettteeed into by )3raain, With a Foreign Power--RettealDpe ies Co duct of British- EMpiro Ac;ciirs. deawatch from London S..ayse-:,- Canada and the other Dominions „wilt be specifically excluded from ,the ,44-,,gic)-French pact, the ne.getietiene for wihich are now being- conducted by Lloyd George and Peineare, 'Phis SioP Marks a departure in the .constitmtiop- at history', of the'. Eritish , pppire. Ordinarily; in the conclusion of treat- feZ or agreements of this kind, the Don:Onions. are automatically ineluded. If Britain; for instatice!,, jgnein agreement; to -morrow with- reiretiea, Canada 01,0111a be inuletabood .,to .be committed, In the pact -,whieir Lloyd George and Driand .,almost ; hoWever, the Denninihni aresPecificei- ly left <ad until , the. contrineVihern- selves Mif they wialn.t&do "So...1•7`Thie is believedto conetitti,(3^W4In'eced'ellte and is a logical consequeoce of last summer's conference. -o Enipire Pre - rider's in. London, when l'he feeling of the Deminions Was tested , as regards many issueso reign policy'end Seine of 'them were rather criticak,of the eatireg,.whiCh France Was 'taking. Canada hae been asked whether 'she ticeire.a3 ateenl the earrea catecre (vee and should she and the Char .1).'Jr minions expre::e aish. to par iiiaipats, they wEl all be formally invited, As the principal object -a -1.111e InAeLlPg' will' be the economic rpDomitruction of 1111'la, Canada with her direct ociean hconurraiileagon 10th has a much more vital' intereat in it their have enost of the smaller elereeeen jeoentries who wiii be ropri-e,smt4(1, rjAp41-1, -.1y1,4 be there and/ se will,;the 1 -United Silat,o0 a large ereditee of Ewen°. ,,Caterie is also a creditor to 'the' exteet of . About' $50,000,000 o*,0 by Prance, ne.iiitpyt,., Greece And Rolm:thia in t1;ioae•.exerlit's.;.9.4.noxiu is lectieovee a large: epplde feed- U.S.. . : etuffs, raw niatmewland aver; manu- ' THREATENED 7; &ERMA If ,TREASt*/ weeper> L4s.rr woar • , Tommy--eLook here we've bad estate:eh nonsense. tweet the money!" • , . , T,Pktruted artsiseles thP "Ortintries Of' it'st'WarEtirkipe. A "Allegan 'tattle ii BlittounonsField Be- • gunung arc 31.,.. delegation.•Will eltortlY‘ViSik'tite DolHOOVer„ Predieti Wide"Troiible minion Witleebe objeet of re!eatabil-t- etnnMer0s1 relations and ultimate- ly Canada will be askal for Russian (creeies. , On all- teese grounds, Can- ada is deeply Concerned in the Genoa n fie - IRISH-LiNIONISTS LEND . HELP TO STATE Provisional Government at Dublin Recognized by South 'and West Party. A despatch :CVOIT1 Dubin( sayse—The Irish Post 'Office is noW in the hands of the Provisional Government, Walsh, klinisler for -the Postoffice, hav ing formally nsioned xsonitroi on Thursday afternoon of the General, Poet:Bice in Sackeille stweet, Walsh line had e eoeti deal of ,pastoffiee ee- eerier:ice, hawing bean for some, year a postal °Metal in Conk. Shortly ,after the outbreak oe war he was dismissed from the reseal eervioe beeeese of his political views. Tri 1916 he fought in Dublin and was sentenced to death, the eentenice being commuted, He was elected Sor Oak City in 1918 and again in 1921. To Walsh Neill fall the leek if arrangirg the issue of the heal' Pree State peetege seatnes. A meeting of Tenionists 'of the South and West of Ireland, '.corryened, by the Ease of Mayo, wee head TeursideT a -bemoan in Dublin. There was a representative attencliance„ Lae& Mayo pointed oat that thee., duty twee to Sake .th.eir pert .ie iblivilding • drp, their coruntry'.and to take sleet in the affairs' of the eouetry. With tee news GoVene raent the Cestle had beeregiven over in its erdirety'to the Provisional Geer entree -at, and there could be ea falling baelt or shirking. s „ The Earl, of Duna -even -moved, "that • weethe Unionists of South mei West , Ireland, reerigniiirg that 'the Provi- siosualGoynine±Jn beeli_ePeMete -.deA.,5,re.to suppeet asar felloweeounney- men in this Government, Meadow that • peace mei be broiled aboet enclthe welfare of the community secured!' GERMANY FACES MONEY PROBLEM , Enormous Daily 'Deficit of 440;0001000 Paper Marks. A eespatch .froin Berlin payer—The Reichstag opened on Thereclay con- fronted with the pressing areceseity ce soliring' the enernroue daily deficit of 440,000 000 'paper, marks, but the members showed, no unity 121 that pur- pose. If Geamany ,ie going to stele -been out its deanestie economy, it fleeces to strike about 1,000,00e names off the state pey-eol1 and to stop the presses that are prinbleg bil&ni of Riming already.on tee books ham. deeds of lawe imposing taxes which are two years behind, in colleetion, the Reicheag eeeeted- ite.Opening session to d,iscussing further, tax laws. Even the. fate of the eth Geese:lei-tea hangs onthe question ol eaxation, Chancedier Whiles Centre peaty is inclined to stipport the. &Marvel a Here Stinee,e,„ that -thedeficiency be reeved by euteieg the state playmate, while the other ehief party of the Wirth Coaletien, the Social Democrats, wont confiscatory taxation, an& insist Saab. the vette colleet 611 pa d011t. 071 ell los eapital, which wo-ald prove paetioally confiseartoey. 'Ocean Liner's Prow Cuts Whale in Tura , A despatch free' New York Says:— PasSertgere on the Italian liner Presi- dente Wi1osj, whieh has • jest arrived heee, 'were thrown into 45 near panic vrhen in mici-eceen end while making -seventeen knots, the veseel bumped isst a enkee object., AS01111110(1 eld stopped. When the ship was becked aWaY from the obstruction it was, found to be a liege bult whale which bed been eat almost in two by the cheep prow. ,UniverneityTtuioriaC1aesene. Sometbinig row in the exteesitie service cerried on by the, thettersity of T.ononto is the commeecement of a fortniglitiy class in community sing- lIng n tleetoe. The plan Arranged eoa• , the district, of which Beeton ie the carte() ie to have the tutorial chess meet every 'gummy evening, the stiitly of Unglisit litoraturcalternating mull second weekwith the prtatioe oe group Singing. It will be an inteetste ing, experiment end one tbfe, not .have been possible, W•SIO it nOt that tds Toemito C,onsereatory 10,0],gd fa affiliated with the provincial . . meiverrety. to: If we got interial. Wonder you eat' make pica liko mother teal 'Make?" See: ,"And len wolicieeite tan snare moray like Jethro fal" NewType of Wheat to Defy Rust despatth from Saskathon say,§: Dr. Seeger Wheeler, wheat Wizard of Roathern, speaking here on Thursday, inti- mated that he eiS Working on a new type of wheat -free from rust' affection. Dr. Wheeler gave an interesting account of liow he creates netv seed by hand -rub- bing and hand-picking selected heads, of grain. GERMANY' AGREES TO TEN-DAY PAYMENT First Installment of S1,0Q0,000 Gold Marks Handed Over. A despatch. deem Peri% eaenes—Ger- Many has mode her fiest payment of 81,000,000 gelid marks, in accordance with the recent decision of the Rese. patine Commies/on at Ceernee, pro - violin for such payment Garay ten ;days pending a decision VII the whoee risearatione issue. • The Revelations Cammiseion an- rieunicedepaytrient, adding that it was •paid in foreign cueeency to banks designated:he the Counnettee a Guar - Phe Reparaeeoes Commission' has &Ode& to change the system of the 'earthily program -of -coal an& coke for ne total to be delivered in three months, namely, 5,750,000 tons. Tlie German eelegatioe bee formally ac- cepted this chene•e. • a May Ann.ounce Betrothai - of Duke Of York - , A ,despuutoh from London saes:—At the wedding ef Prineess its...ry and Viscount Laseelles next month, the anneunceanent will be made of ,the engagement of the Dukelof York t� Eady Mary Ashley, daughter of Lady Shafeesbury, who is Lady in Waiting to the Queen, peesens in high stand- ing at the gourt sey. Led- Many is a great eavoiete of the Queen.' She is a beautiful brunette and is tweeter years old. The appreaching betrothal of the Duke of York is espeeially sig- niffiearit because' it -shows an heir to tlie throne may marry a girl oe the, 'Brit:dee nobility. A despeech from WaJthington seys:—"A etrike in the bektu.raineue 'coal fielde, beginning Match. 81, "ape 'Pears' to be inevitable,' said Mr. Hoover on Thursday. - The Adrnindseration, after confer - mime with representative operatore and leaders of the mine woreere, per- ceives no feasible means of tweeting the threatened strike of the union per- sists in de ending a renewal a the pee.sent wage terms. ' As in the cese of the bituminous fields, the eoartcoaets of the ounitheaeite 'neaten's eepiee osa IVIttrah 81, an& a &treteof the hard coal miners is Alee a voesibility. Ieceeased wages awe being d,einatidedey some of the organ- izations in the enthrecite If the United Mine Wafters strike they wile be plunged into a lifeencl- death struggle for the presereatien of their union. The operators of union- ised mines positively assert that they will not renew" the present wag,e con, tracts, and that they cannot continue to operate except on the basis of a lower wage ,Se410. They will endeavor to operate with irontroion workers, however, if the strike materializes. Many opezators of union mince as- sert that if the union rejects a de- eroase' in wages they will &unionise their mines, and cease down if they fine it impassible io operate an tenon - union basis-% They say that the ineon mines omelet (*entente to =mist° with non-unitirt, and wile Jee eornrpelled to be say evetat, unless wages are reduced. , Aeeiediteeito the operators, about 80 eer cent. of the bituminous nvines are non-union, Wages am lower in the non-union minee, andemplaYment steadimi. The non-union undersells 'the union product, and hundiredis of unien minee ,already lieve been eased ree a result a 'Wee competition, it is • The 1-la6py Man. Who beefs in mind misfortunes. gone Must live in fear ot More; The' happy man; whose heart is light, Gives no such shadows power; He beam, in mind no haunting past To.otaat bie,week on MoaulaY; No graves, are written an his mind To visit on a SeedaY; .Ho lives hie lift by does, not years, Peel day's, a life pomelete, Which evisey meriting finds renewed With temper calm aid sweet. ' A bad temple/else is better than a good lawsuit, BRITISILAIRMEN OF WAR FAME ittiEti MOST "ORDINARY OF DEA LIS A despatch from Leiden sayer.... Two famous British ainneat noted no stunt flieee and \VOX pilots by the irony 'of fate,' Met deeth thee week tbeoegh, eauses far removed ',from their dengerome calling. M. G. Smiles, Who befola the war was one cif the elranpiort trick eteetttor,e at Hendon, NVILS killed at Degoatrare on Thursday, when he sell front the wilidew tit lee place eif batsintees. He orate held the leep lamed and was a flying interim. tor dealing the Wan -Retteititly lie had lieen tonduching a ehecoliate faet,ory, Geoup Captain Alan "Jack" Scott, view dawittg the war live& an "Odys- sey of hazard," was.learieel on Wednes- day. He caught cold while en a visit to Scotia -oil and pneumonia arip.erl, ()pet. Scott was tee of the greatest British war pile* although be -was peecticaely unknown to the general pebliceIle bed been made perinea,- eetly lime by a 2,000 foot fall, but begged to be pieced in active service and became a commander in the Sixtieth equaleon, with the two fa- mous aces' William A., Bishop aind Albert Ballunder him. Ile is attained asethe Major" by Biseop in his bock, Capt. Seott had survived an many amide/de that it was said that snare- tieally no' past ere Inc body was un - scarred: Lately he Mal been secre- tary to the Air Ministry. Among the motersers weee ns laago number of inembees of tile Royal Air Pierce, as well as Lord Blekenhead, who was Gape Seatt's peesional friend ad called him the beavest Irian he had ever ksabwnin of -out of fiction, --John Bull (Lention) t n r ;Joann News in Dner Charlottetown., P 3D, I. --,-During the; ed, the older eoin remaining in mr- Past, year „fez ,peits valued at over, culatiOns ,, • A1,00,000 were sold on,the Islard, the j Wee:shoes, Marn,.--.Five hundred dee- ales beire the lemgese in the history -i gates, reeeesenielog 30,000 sharehold- olethe eee eerreieg inches ' lore' Wats predenet otetheiranierelemeet- terilifax, N.S.—The -population • of hie -.0e.theeeniteeeeetelie GreVerse edge Nova;rSpotia is estimated by the Heal- ie thie 'city.,Al the,r4Itiiiig:41irecters, fax Board, a Txtele. at 024,833, eom- 'Were re-eleeted.'Theefiniencial eeeeits pared with 429 338 in 19ele The indus. for the,year eriding'Angiese:efettehiewe Weal population is divided, on eollowe: ed total iirefit8,-51 $283e743,ewhi1e the manufactmeng 85000, campaered with total SuIrrent, aesOs 91 ike Peenpany 31,251 in 1910; raining '16 400 caoa n- Jo reported to be 96,975,000. ' peed with 14,977i flaming 84,000, Aokina, SaOlt.--On the whale the. big 27;000; end ooing, 310.9, .26,568. game eeeson in Saskerbehewee bas eiteeeene been rather disapp;oineisegeally few baerele ce New Bru.nswiek potatoes heeeleed meeee -"being Wiedl111 e0511 - recently arrived in Cuba from St. Jebe by the new Canadian leacific Jserviee. This week an additional eight thou- ealidebetaele have lett eor the seine aestivation. Boyce and Company, whan aaa responsible fcrr the shipments, state that Cube is importing potatoes • at the rate ef from totality to twenty- five thousand buebels per week a,nd that a third a the total purchase has been promised. New Beurasevick. Montreal, Que.—In en probability the proposed $3,000,000 highway, through the Island el Montreal, to ex- tend from the bridge terminal at Bout de l'Ile, to St. Anne de Bellevue, will soon beiseersted, and week oar this thor- oughfare' is gepeeted to begin eaely this yea. It is te• be Melt in sections and will be 150 feet wide. • . Dominion Passim Breech The highest Ottawa, Ont,—The total erimagra- ' the =easing of reel, vrhicli is 600 time to Canada for the inonth of No- vember, 1921, was 4,560, 1,404 being dram the British' blies, 1,747 free". the United States .and 1,409 from other countries: Immiguation to• the Do- minion foe the fleet eight menthe of the &sae yeas:, Apell .to NeVember, eotrele 76,575, of wean'. 05 eel are Brit- ish, 23,279 from the United 'States and pameou with, tweet' hundred last Ses1,- SDI; aceordlinig to the chief game Erchneebon, Alta.—Twenty' thouettnd 'muds of Alberta turkeys were ship- ped to Minneapollit ae& St. Paul dur- ing the Chrisitnies season tine:pelf the medium of the egk aucli poultry branich eif the departmeet of agriculture, which handled 40,000 pounde altogeth- er ;of the eureka turkeys- raised by AlbEnta fammers. ' Csulgaaey, Alte.—The ,lust so miles of an watomobile route which will con- note Oanarclaie nature& parks, and link up for the motor teuriet the Grand •Canyon, Yeillowetone and Glacier Parks with Belli and Southern Cali- fornia'wild be completed during 1922, acearding to a statement made by the males long, will be at Vermilion Sum- mit, jest south of Castle, 5,264 feet ebove sea level. Victoriab B.C.—At the peceent time British Colluarabia eamplies 37 per cent. 01 the ameba, used in Canada, This industry predeeee needy 993,000,000 Worth of commercial materiel and it 17„855 from other 'countless. is ee'lleetee tbee.,eroduction in, 1921 Ottawa, Onit.—A neve five -cent will 'amount to $100,000,000. gov- nickel for Canada has past been mint- ed at the Soya Mint here, Of pure nickel, the now five -cent piece will have a diameter of .835 off an inch and be of seventy grebe in weight. The new coln.will Dasisked as requesitione I) Sir ChartesA. Hanson Wellemiewn Oaeadien' Pineamier and Member of Parliaineet foe Brodmin division of epoenwall, England, en.d former Lord Mayer* of Londe'', who' died there reoentle. In hie' early days ete wee a' resident ot Oakville, Ont., and later Hanailton. R.ustleas Plastic Steel Now Made in England. „ . Steel that is both rustleas and plas- tic has been produced at Sheffield, Eng. It has eerfeet rust -resisting pie.. nerties, and can be stamped, punelted, prese.ed, or engraved cold, When bent 'cold to ti idIui equal. Co its thickness., It sbows nus, sign of fracture. It Will retain a silver-briglat polish In any at- mos )hero eminent receaved during the period uncla review 98,500,000 ill 'direct timber dues and era addition ,toothis a laage proportion of the e2,760,000 re- ceived from interne and pasornal taxes is derived from the luraber industry. Gran:aloe:lee, Meted ship- ment of 770 bo*es of apples has been seet from Grand libelee to. Vincouver for shipment direet to Glasgow, Scot- land, by way ot the Panama Canal. CHINA AND JAPAN AGREE ABOUT CABLES Question of 'Former German " Cables Terminating in • Shantung. A despatch from Washington sayet—The 'Chinese and- Japanese diellegietiene at the aremearient coefer. arm en Thursday aright reached an (agreement on the quesition ei former German boastwise cables', terminating et. pointe Within Shantung Province. These cibles were taken oyer by the Jepaarese when ;they esettuee Maio - chow. Under the agreement, the cables between Tsiegtao and Cheeeo and between Tsingtao and Shanghai are to be turned; oeer to' Chine without emponsetion. The eine from Tehig- talo to Sento will be arbitrated etc - 'cording to an salable contract. Wire- less etations seized by the Japanese from the Germans et Tsinfaneu and Tsingtax, aleo will be givee 'over te China, payment 'teen worked mit by a joint comaniesion. H. R. H. Well Received. at Bangalore A despatch. from 13angalore, India,, says: -- The Prince of Wales reached here Wednesday from Madras. The town was profusely decorated, and great crowds everywhere attended.the numerous ceremonies. }Ie left ,in the evening- for Mysore. FRA,NCE INSIST8 4RMANY'S MUST BE PAID IN FOLE A deepetch eane learie li;a1y4 nuonu Poineare, President ef. the rto-' meek durine tire war, ane new Pre mier51 France, with the - ChamMer practically unanimous be .11ind liipi, sorved notise qin German osh T4PrEd'aY Vlat, SO IOSSK a, e lan let oefice in *Deducting "the destinies o his cOuntry, Germany most fuuidul tb elliftelelene entered .apon ereVereailleS teed inaY exelect no leniency. "Tee Versaialee Treaty 'hinds us is OUr SMOS;) he sole, "bub it Made Ger many to tie 'ail. It must' be earrie 1.5These were his finel worde laths, ng that -Dame aSter replying t Pee etry and all 11,4Loah GaverremOVise the* French ParlittinlerSt 'WISP ,44 haind its Government at the presenit h 412' When thie Germans OrOSOSS.11 tuusi fronter in 1914, - Alert and activs, all the peneele Y 'and esecpreesed energy stored up dure 5;Mg. seven passive yews in MP?* f lace radiating from hie PhYsi0010 0 Isrualla frame 16. Palmer instilled into , eh° oesere4 tile spirit which has been lacking .since Olomeumair's departure, o Germany most honor her signator at Versaillee, .claselaied th.e Premier, nett , d only with respect to relleeeleeetje which was a reattee ef "life or 410atork • e to l'rance," but also disarmament and 0. the pentishntenle of the' war erithina—le, - The Premier openly doclared that should Germany,. :fail to earpy outt ous haerpellations, His pro ncement- summed up the whole either of the latter undertaking, it P?1,0ereel• Nevr since the Gammas threateo- ed Chateau Thierry, *bee areeleuees, jorppeered lbOore the .Cbetebee ettetel, prance that the War Wase,not ahd 'there -Wee seen: alrope -efsvietorr 'Oration as erected poincare • Thursday, when he presented hefor the Deputies the Ministerial Declare, "dem. ,If+e,pleatled ,for eat/mist "felon end, exeept".63,0: the tSeietaiiits asa COnennamsts, vvho 'autoreatieelly op' I _Lae' Mar!thts �f the 'World 'would be considpred.es:31 Vtelativai,e0 u the Versailies Treaty, giving France eS0mP/ofe,..#009m,ofraction, Tie.uofro-, . gP,19sis g]irainetiou,..of ,the has Fueneli P,reirgiet,iixeive'd-seCai-Int With reversion to. eefointer elienn'els in deal, Su- e punreirre*Ji `70%.11'Onl,'Upwlotitl•fia •ott7rtismao- to time to confirrn. agreements, rather , than 'to negetlete :theme' --Mee Sitee doth pelleal eve/lett' re from France's' Faieien Policy.' Toronto. Manitoba wheat—No, 1 Northeme Manitoba oats. -No. 2 CW, 550; ex tr No. 1 feed, 53e; No. 1 feed, 52e. • smite b a bat'iey—Noisdnl, All the-alrove, traek, Bay Ports. American ocion—No. 2 yellow, 69e No. 3 yellow, 68e; No. 4 yellow, 177e tertek, Toeonto. Ontario oats—Nd. 2, white, nominal. Ontario wheat --Nominal. Barley—No. 8 extra, test 47 Boa ceebetter, 57 to 60e, accomding to* freights outside. Buckwheat—Ne. 2, 78 to 80e. Rye—No, 2, e36,te Ilec. '- • elan. flour—First pate., 97.40; sec - 051 pats., 96.90; T-orontio. Man. iloter-90 per cent. pet., built, seaboard, per berrela$5. Milaffeed—Del. Montreal- freight, bags included: Bran, per ton, 928; sheeti, per ton, 980; gond feed flow, 91.70 to $1.80. Baled' Isa,y—Traele, Toronto, per ton, No. 2; 921.60 to, 922; mixed, $18. Straw—Car lets, pee ton., 912. Cheese --New, large, 20. try 20e2e, twine, 20% to 21e; triplets, 21 to 2135c. Old, image, 25 to, 26e; twins, 251,5 to. 26%e• triplets, 26 to 27e; Stilt tons, new, 25' to 26c. --Better-alearb, dairy, choice, 28 to 35e; crea.mery, paints, fresh, 40 to 450; No. 2, 36 to 98e; cooking, 25 to 26a. Dressed vaulty—Seeing thickens, 30 to 88o; roosters, 20 to 25c; fowl, e8 to 324; eluciolings, 82 to 34e; turkeys, 60c;1geese, 30c, Live poultry—Spring chickens, 22 to 28c• roostenseeece fowe 20 to 28e; duckling's), 32e; turkeysi, 40, to 45c; geese, 20c. The:wmMg:eigs,_riagioeri;46riaNnos.-1011234tjtoolo.24c.tto iletow..140.54c,; in cartons, 52 to 56c. B'eans—carr. handeelekece 93,00 to 9e.50; peeves; e2.80 to 93.10. 111arple products—Synep, pa imp. gee $2.60; lyee 5 imp. geese 92.35. Mag;lei eager, lib., 19 to 22e. Honey ---60-30-11b. tine 14% to 15C per lbe 5 -23 -lb, tine, 16 to 1.7c pee lb. Ontario mei> honey, per &eon, $3,75 to $4.50. • Smoked, Imam—Hams, med., 25 to 27e; cooked ham, 86 to 40c. smoked rolls, 23 to. 24o; cottage reels', 25 to 26e; breakfast ibscon, 26 to, 3Oe; spe- cial brand 'breiakeast bacon, 80 110 86a; backs, betide...se, 82 to 360. Cured aneate—Long clear beton, 13 to 20c• deer belelea 18% to 205c. Lar-Purs inerces, 18% to 14e; hulai, 14 to 14efic• pile 14% to 16e- prmte, 16% to leceSheetening tiereee, 1.80; tubs, 13%a; pads, 14c; prints, 16%c. Choice heavy steere, $8 'to $8.25; do, good, 97 to $8; ibuteber steers, choice, $6.75 to 97.50; de, good, $6 to 1 946.5t0e; d$1°4',.21.5nriblt9c5hett°- 9h5e;i7fe5;sd, 6.75 to 97.25; do, 'nee., $6.50 to $6.50; do, come $4 to .94.25; bathe, cows, choice, $5 to 96.50; do, mere, J93:50 to $4.60; camas and cuttere„ $2.50 to 98; butcher Mille good, 94.50 to *6; de, come 93 to $4; feeder% geoid, $5 to 96; dice; fees. 94 to $5; starkers, food, 94 tio $5; do, fair, $3to, $4; mille- rs, $60 to $80; epringers, $70 to $90; calves, choice, $12.50 to 91e.50' nand., '99 to111; do. can.„93.50 to 97; lambs, choi'ce e12,50 to 918.50; do, cone, 97 to. $8; sheep, choice, 95.50 to $0.50; do, game $4 to 98; de, cont., $1.50 to $31 hogs, Tee and watered, 911,75; de, feeb., $11; do, country points, 910.75. Oaks, Can. 13‘VIal' sAti.,reNo. 2, 69 to Ch.; do, No. 3,, ,57 to 58c. Fleur, Maar. Sluing wheat pats., fiesta 97.50. nom, - ed oats, bag DO lbs., 92,85 to 92,96. Beene 928.25, Sharte, 980.2$. Hay, No '2, per toe, Oft'S 9OtS1, $27 to 928. Butter, chacesleereamexy, 38 to 854. ; • 1>tt) ,4d.0 'reiN-51 tic6e.e. \t',V?cP,,Tt.:12gft;1, 7.F' is VI .:.tef•eeeettet44 '10 Rea ee, Gene yrnes ..egownwaromki - 11 `It 44 1.1.o r, s "'45. •0. 5b t4 evr-T 151A)mrys Great Life If You Don't 'Weaken." ,eteST -Vele (es eterette. eeitTi\ FIE, ARO Va.. stloW N(01-3 -rtr pov,s S '0 tA 64'rs. Janie; E. -11101e 0 Cordele. Mai, who sees eleireed, Pi esident at Vas Unitotl Farm Womeu or illaMtoba for this year at a Coven- • tion of that organizatio.a hold ein Win- nipeg r e cen tly. Eggs, selee:ted; 42s. Pate,tees, per "hagg, car oots, 91.05 to dairy Acme, 93.50 to $4,e0; com. dairy belle, $3,50„ to. $5; eats -tees, $2; veal calves, 910 to ' e11; better quality, 911.50: os -:better; greed larobs,, 99,50; mod.. $8 to 98.50; sheep, good young etvete $5; hoses, selecte, ' Fronfe:',. Browning says that a men Ira,s, troy, "sccii-side.s; cze to face the wceat' - 'Thepoet thus expreM,4.es lin idea tbial*: at Vs.ione tinieR md bus v.srlece way* we4in,d in prose ansi in frees prosaic: contracts. . IVearty a elan ih businese areeefele." the need ce petting up a better Trollies', than somebody elc.c. "Costly th3r habit as thy purse ea% !buy," .said Shakespeare. "Deese th Pagt," he ir.1:ght have sad, or "Look your beet. If you present an, nom- viting exterior, lobs of ,people whose" fee/or you with to win will not eerier to 'take a second look at you. Hence the a.bourd extravagance or, vulgarians( who try to ,dazzle the: world's eyes.by 45 profasien'eal jow,dry, and thelast loud 0,7 of fashion. Thuc30; cover iteerseeiree vrith grouses end gew- gaws. As they caveat boee to make' an impression entb. beams OT pee:some ogee, Saey 45333 conquer 1111 ths sager ode ,the &Oat, They' willeeetbund those Wee see bhem with the Visible evidence'•. of end/less speeding money. . Bet, es a successful( l.ritilding•-, most „. be More than a facade,,.a succosSfu4' man must be more than ni4frocat, Ide tnust subeithertiate the epee:exam-a with soil:liter behind it Men who, know 'boa . mane -nature are herr, 'fooled by Intern sele-exeibiteve vaelety—a. • eneerfleet ' mummer's ; parade 'eke cdnth1tiaibuuig " trappings.- They look through the ,gor•-: goons bedizenment to find if angthing. within is real, and true end Isetiege The eye of the irthra hes to be sees. fied "Pourelusheese and geandestend. players need not apply, in at -were& a: - business, with s.erions work to ede. Tho cost of the wreckage is too great to vertait 'of giving a responsito post to, a man boonse he pots; his hair in ' the'iniddie wears nifty olethes spou-ts flee inen and e brbubtan,1 searf-' Nor are mai entitleti to mannao large oilman5 becanse they lociE vista or teas fluently or Isaces sin ingraticw, • plaraelhle addrese, 11 to their quality rearkeeeteci ip execetiiva Tyr- a:entrance iliat wilt talL &ethos and manners— -pos, aro important. .They have their' weigh* in the iidfanee, their valua in the But the oseentiai 11:130 --the eivaraet -e-comes first. Ile whr:a thought centred in ;the, pecitruate lan presenti, 11 likely to bring to his task less than; the brain -power it demands. Ile lie not pettieg alb whok mind en the' *Amore cc the moment. 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