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CLINTON, ONTARIO
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I Commanding Figure.
On the Democratic bide of the
United States Congress, Oscar
UnderNirooci, chairinan of the Ways
and Means Committee, and builder
of the tariff bill, is, of course, the
commanding figure. Even if the
new rules had not . bound, the
Speaker's arms to his side, Under-
wood as floor leader would still be
in real command of the Democratic
hosts. He is smilitg, candid, a be-
liever in conciliation and ‘eampro-
noise up to a certain point—and
%amounting, Imo
A atomic, gate and oftective trentment for bon.
chlal trembles; avoiding drug& VmmelemiCresolene
etoPe Shaneroxycno of Whooping Condit and rellevea
Sommotile Croup 00 03(0, IS is a000N te fferare
from hiannut. The stir carrying the antiseptic vapor,
inspired with every breath, mithes breathing may 5
soothes the sore threat end Mope the Ought/amusing
T,..gul night. It in invaluable 23 =tams with
g children. Send roinallnracserlptivn booklet.
ALL DRUGGIST&
naligaCP1'1%aMtall'
TABLETS fertile Irritated
thmat•stnot, aro simple,
effeetive Mut 030(00 40,
Of VOW drusallat or from
ue. 10c, in stamps.
Vfipo 'Cresolene Co.
sz earittnat se., N.T-
teeming guns Building
hlontreat, Can. 8
• ASK ,OUR SALESMAN FOR ,
Campbell's Varnish Stain
, The best and most durablefinisli for
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• Thereisnotliinglikeit: 13nolont
;Bade by CarpeaterMorton Co.. Reston',
BROOM HOLDER FRE.
lament this Coven at dealer: store .doe.
mire one of the C.rnpbofl Broom Fielders free
.."FOR SALE BY
HARLAND. BROS. CLINTON
Even after this enorMeas'inerease
"SALADA' - his had a further in-
.erease,in the first ]4weeks of 'this
1, year of a little:over a quarter of a
1 million, pounda, equal to 21 car,
leads. •••
ro•Nsetasonawaseiensineotsworwsweentemto,
Oscar W. Underwood.
therefore always provides himnelf
it advance with plenty of thongs
he's willing to give up—'a diplomat-
ist and the absolute master in coma-
mittee work.
In the la,st few years the increase
alone ha •the consumption of
"SALADA" Tea -amounted to
2,314,026 pounds, or 200 carloads of
Tea. '•
THE NEWS INA PARIIGRAPII
flAPPENINC$ POOR ALL OVEU
TIIE GL0111 IN A
, N UTSIIELL.
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Canada, the Empire and the World
In General •Refers Tent
Eves,
Canada.
Hamilton plumbers get an In-
crease of 2j-;;; cont9 an hour.
Toronto's new General Hospital
will be formally opened this month.
More than thirty-one thousand
families in Montreal moved on May
AMarornoth dredge is being built
in Torontd to be used in Hudson
Mcfntreal grain men are protest-
ing against a new rate imposed by
the Harbor Commissioners.
The government's investigation
into the cost of the National Trans-
continental is, proving expensive,
having already cost $42,000.
' Great Britain.
,,The Duchess of_ Cionnaught's con-
dition shows more improvementO .
A plot to rerneve Mrs. Pankhurst
from England in an airship was dis-
covered. ,
• The London police made, a raid
on the headquarters of the Women's
Social and Political Union, arrest
-
ing the chief officers.
• United .States.
Two "plainclothes" patrolwomen
will walk beats in the doiwntown
district of Le's Angeles at night.
The United States Senate is to be
asked to consider'an apendment to
the constitution giving women
nation-wide suffrage.
Mrs. 0. H: P. Belmont, the
wealthy New York suffragist, will
invite Ohrista,bel Pankhurst to
spend .the summer with her in her
villa at Deauville on the French
coast.
General: —
Montenegro has opened the way,
to peace by agreeing' to aneept com-
pensation for evacuating Scirtari.
Guiltaux, Frekth airman, with
his aeroplane flight from Biarritz,
France, to K11um, Holland, a dis-
tance' if nearly a thousand miles,
won a prize of $10,000.
,73
murrisu MINISTER COMING.
, Intends Visiting the Dominion This
Summer. -
A despatch • from tendon .saysi
Sir John Simon, Solicitor-Gelfertil,
intends visiting Canada this Sum-
mer. Sir John is .one of the Urn.
liant young men- who" form the -hid,
warks 'of the present Government:
He is forty years old, has repre-
sented Waltharnstow seven years,
has. been Soli,citor--General three
years 'rind was one of the coulaseI
for Britain in the Alaska boundary
arbitration,
Forty years in use, 20 yours ilia
'standard, prescribed and MEOW -
O mended by physicians. For Wo.
inan's Ailments, Dr. Martel's
Female Pills, at your druggist.
CANADA'S SHIPPING RECOR
The Dominion Is Now Ninth Arriong the Maritime
. Nations of the,World
A despatch from Ottawa says: In,
e number of vessels arid volume
of tonnage Canada shipping,' last
year showe.d a substantial increase,
The total number on the register
hooks was 8,380, measuring 836,278
tons, an inerease of 202 vessels and
65,832 tons, •compared with 1911.
The nurnher of steamers was '3,667,
with a gross tonnage of 641,225,
Assuming the average value to be
$30 per ten, the value of the net
registered tonnage of Canada at, the
etti of 1912 was $25,088,340, The
number of new vessels built and
registered during the year was. 420,
th,e tonnage 34,886 and the value
$1,660,870. During the year 241
-vessels were removed from the re-
gister book. It is estimated that
42,490 mentand boys were employed
on ships registered it Canada dur-
ing 1912. Canada has now the ninth
position in the shipping of all coun-
tries, Greart Britain and heineolo-
ties being first with 12,580,488 ton's,
the United States third with -
G erme,ny aecond. with 3,034,1424:67,7,d-
791. .
In •
new shipping last year, Ontar-
io led with 11,170 tons, British Col-
umbia Was second with 10,647, Nova
Scotia third with 5,883, and Quebec
fourth with 5,744. Wrecks nutti-
bereAd 19, etrandings 10, and total
losses 19
'Make Ug Prove It'
.We dare nof exgggerate to you. We are dependent Upon
your, patronage. Taget it we musthavd yOur,trust and cerill.
deuce. We make the following statements with a tall under-• ,
standing af,wlitat they mean to us. Veit are safe, when you
believe 'se statements.
, the,
For, the Bowels
,ff you only.lcizeW as much as we
i1dthoe who have lized them know
bout Rexall Orderlies; you' vrotild
as enthusiastic about recommend-
ing them as we are. They tante,just
like 'candy. They act so easily and
130 pleasantly that the taking of them
Even 'children like" Ilexall Order-
lies; and you know that if a medi-
cine' appeals to a child, it will appeal
to grotvn-ups. '
,
of bowel ills and in a' short time
usually make unnecessaty the con- '
tinned use of physics and purgatives,
thus' tending to stop -such unhealthy
hapits so may have been formed:
1Make us Prove fhis
'We do, not ask you to take our
word for this. We want you to make
1113 prove it, and at no coot to You. •
'Buy a box of Boxed Orderlies at -'
otzr store. Use them once, or use UP
the whole box. Then if you are
Rback empty
not thoroughly satisfied, just ,come Without obligatAng yon, or question -
handed and tell us.
.ffigm'algimraW0 ing You we will return the reorleS"
'chase -gloom, dispel blues and • you Pal , us for thern,
make You feel happy by their anion- Doesn't that indicate that ltexall
did tonic, cleansing and strengthen- Orderlies aro at least worthy of trial?
ing effect upon the bowels. - They Doesn't it prove our faith in thein?'
net to free the system -- and keep it Doesn't it merit your, confidence?
free ---from the distress ensign feeling ' Could any offer o more fair to you?
-that naturally iesults from irregular Iva particularly reccimucii'd Rexall
And inactiVe boyiel,. Orderlies for children, delicate and
Razzed Orderlies do this' quietly, aged persona Revail'Orderlies minis
without griping or causing nausea, in convenient vest-pocket else tin
' purging or excessive:looseness. They boxes. 12 tablets, 10c; 36 tablete,
act to (welcome and remove tho cause 25c; 80 tablets, 50e, tc„,
' CAUTION: Please her in -mind that Itexall Orderlies are not sold by all drug.
'ts. You can hey Hexed Orderlies only at 018 Noxell Stores. .
han buy rtestall Orderlies in tido community only at our store:
Ciimen .
S. HOLARES.
The enarlo
Thoro is a Retail Store In nearly Avory tOVM and city in the United States, Canada 4114
Grt, 'There is a chg.:gent tOokall Remady for nearly ovory ordinary.fittntop
.15ao11 eTto, .11y dagrayi fdt the particular ill for which it lo teeommondod.
7.751.575 .a.a..7,ao!aa'a ilirfaaaea Vrtag Stores
Store
GIVEN EAST CHANCE TO EAT.
;Montreal !Murderer Will be Forcibly
A'despa,tch , from -Montreal says :
Unlesa Tomasco Bernardi, alleged
murderer of Louis Strole, his suc-
cessful rival for the hand of Ange-
lina Regina, undertakes to eat of
his own aecord he will be fen forc-
ibly, Bernardi has taken practi-
cally nothing since he Was arrest,
ed on April 22, and when he ap-
peared in the arraignment court On
Wednesday morning '0 he collapsed
from weakness and afterwards be-
came unconseious. The case "was
adjourned to. give Bernardi a hist
chance to
T.li1 CASittlu
Montreal Cool: Locked llis Com-
panions In a Refrigerator.
A despatch isoin Montreal says;
Incincing two eoinpanions, a wait,
er named PhiliP Philipson, and 0,'
Polish woinan,' Luxon, to cm
ter a refrigerator at a St. Ca,thar,
ine Street restaurant, )vhere, he
Was employed as chef, 0, Thaussa,
Iruo, it is alleged, looked them in,
rifled 'the ()ash register, and de-
carnpe.d, Philipson and the Luxon
wolnan were nearly suffoca,teci, and'
wereoee,d'wdulYwalyrozoeunt bbeyk irbe ve 'if(); Int lei er
lee blocks covering a trap door 76
a lane, The police are now looking
for Tilanasahns. 0
• Delicately
flavoured-
Thghly
concen.,
tsated.
WHY WORRY!
Choose your variety arid
ask your grocer for
'Clark's'.
W. Cluritz.,.M.1'r,
PRICES - 0F FARM ,P-ROOUCTS
REPORTS FROM THE LEADING TRADE
CENTRES OF AMERICA.
Prices of Cattle, Crain,' Cheese and, Other
Produoo at Home and Abroad.
Breadstuff&
Toronto. May. 6a -Floor --90 per cont. pat-
ents. 0433.90 $195, Montreal. or Toronto
freight.. Manitobaloiret patente, in jute
brige, 85.305 ,theond patento. in jute bags;
$4,80; strong bakers in jute bag's, $4.60.
Manitoba Wheat -No. a Nerthern,9tatae,
on traok, Bay ports; No. 2 at 963-40; No.
Ontario Wbeat-No., 2 white .and red
wheat, 96 to 97e, outeide, and eprouted,
Oats-Onterio oath, 33 to Me, outside,
nod at 324, on track, Toronto. Weetern
Canada oats, 410 for Tro. 2, and 391.24 for
No. 3, BAY Porta '
Pea,s-96e -to 91, outside.
Baxley -Forty -eight -lb. barley- Of •good
quality, 61 to 63c, outside. Peed, 40 to 60e.
Corn -No. 3 American corn, 62 1-2o, all.
ran, and at 68c. oi.t. Midland. a
Rae-Prthes ;are nominal.
Buckwheat -No. 2 at 62 to Mc, outaide.
Bran.-Mionitoba bran 19, in bags, To-
,ronto freight, Shorts, $21, Toronto.
country PrOducte.
Butter -Dairy prints,. choice, 26 to 26c;
do., tubs, 24 to 260; onferior, 20 th 21m"
creamery, 30 to 31 1-2o for rolls and 281-2
to 25o for Sada.
Eggs-Clese Jets, NM here, and at 16 to
170 outside. I
Cheese -13 1-2 to 14o thr twine, and at
13 to 232-24 for large,
Beans -Hand-picked 82.40 th $2.50 • per
bushel; primes, $2 to 82.25, in a jobbing
Honey -Extracted, in tins, 153-4 to 13o
Per lb. for No. 1, wholesale; combs, $2.-
50 to $3 loer dozen for No. 1, and $2.40
Sar No. Poultry-Woll-fatted, clean, dr1apic1oe4
stook: Chlokette, 18 to 280 per lb.; fowl.
16 to 16o; turkeys, 20 to 21e. Live Poul-
try, abeut k lower than -the above.
Potatoes -Good Ontario stook, 60e per
bag, on track, and Delawares at 70o per
bag, on track.
Provision&
Bacon -Long clear, 15 IA 000 151-2o per
lb., in moth, lots. Porlt-Short out. $26 to
827; do., mese, 321.50 to $22. Ithons--Mediuns
to light, 101-2 to 19o; heavy, 161-2 th 17e;
rola), 16of breakfast bacon, 191a2 to 200;
baakreld.--4ere
231toes,2401.4-4o; tubs, 14 Me; Pails,
Baled Halt and straw. ,
, Baled Hay -No, 1 at $12,60 th .810. on
tracer. Toronto; No. 2. $11 to ULM. Mixed
hay'ls Mooted at 310. -
Baled Straw -$8.50 to $9, on , track, To-
,
Montreal Markets,
Montreal, May 6.-Oats-Canad1a'54 west-
ern No. 2, 43ea Canadian weetefro No: 3,
401-2o. Barley, Manitoba feed. 666 to 688.
Plour--Manitoba spring wheat „patente,
firsts, $5,40; do., seconds, $4.90; atrong
bakers'. $4.70; winter patents, choice, $9.26;
etraight rollers. 9485 to $4.90; straight rel.
bage, 62.20 to $2.35. Belled oatm, bar-
rels, $4.35; do., baps of 90 lbs., $2.05. Bran,
619 to 920. Shorts, 521. to $22. Middlings,
824 to $26. Mountie, 9285o $34. Hay, No:
2, per tot, oar lqte, $13.60 to $14.00. Cheese
-Finest Westerns, Pc to 11.1.4e. Butter -
Choicest creamery, 27e to 27 1-7.0; do., seta
onds. 26e to 261.2e. Eggs, freela 21c to 22o.
Potatoes, per bag, oar lots, 50 to 60e,
winnipec cram.
Winnipeg, Nay 6.--Caeht-9V'heat-No. 1
Northern, 931.8e' No. 2, do., 6010s; No. 5,
do., 873-40; No, 4, 84 1-4e; No, 5, 791-24; No.
6, 75o; feed, 64e; No. 1 rejected, eeetle,
Vol No. 2, do.. 80e; No. 1 tough, 871.20;
No. 2, do.,.84 1-2o; No. 3, do., 81 1-4e;a34o. 4,
do., 773-44; No. 6, 721-24; No, 6, 671-20;
feed, 57e; No. 1 red Winter, 95 34le ; No. 3,
do., 88 3-4o; No. 4, do., 651-40, Oats -No,
2 0.34., 343.5; No. 3, do., 321.2s; extra Nd.
1 feed, 203-40; No. .1 feed. 323-4o; No. 2,
do., 303.4o, Barley -No, 3,400; No. 4, 481-2e;
rejected. 46a. 'Plax-No. 1 N.W., 81.073-4;
No, 2 C.W., $1.101.2; No. 3 do., $1.07 3-4.
United States Markets.
minneartolis, May, 6.--0Vheat-May, 88 me;
July, 91 3-13c; September, 92 1-86. Closing
eash-No. 1 hard, 91 6.8e t No. 0 Northern,
301-5 to 91 lath; No, 2 Northern, 081.8 to'
89 1-8c; No. 3 wheat, 86 to 871-8a; No. 3
yellow corn, 653.4 to 66 1.2e; No. 3 White
oath, 021-1 to 33e; No, 2 rye, 66 to 58 1-20.
Plour-Prieth unchanged: Bran, 816,02 th
$17,00.
Duluth, May 6.-Linebed--0aela 91,256-2
to 131 3-4; May, $1.33; JUIY, $1,36 3.4; Sep-
tember, ;1.381-2 asked; October, $1.36 1-4
asked,. Wheat -No, 1 bard, 915-8; No.
1 Northern, 916-80; No. 2 Northern, 891.0
to Mak; May, 90 1-8o; July, 92 1-2o; Seta
tember, 91s bid,
Live Stook 'Markets. „
Montreal, May 6.-Prinao beeves, 7 'th
7i-2; medium, '6 1-4 to 7; common, 4 th
6. A number of milkmen's, strlpens on
t1,e. market were sold at 4 1-2 to 51-2.
Calves, 1-2 to .6 1-2, Abaci,. shorn, 61-2 to
6; yearlings, 61-2 to 7; Bering lamb& $5
to $7 each: Hogs, 101.2,
Toronto:- May .6.--Clattle--Cheice export,
$6,50 to $7.; butchers. 96.40 to ,56.-
80; , good- medium, $6 to $6.26; common,
96.1e 86.25a oowe, $5.25 to $5.76; bulle, 8520
to 95.75; canners, $2 to $2.50; cutters, $3.-
26 to 93.75. Calvee-Good veal. $1 to: $7;.
oholee; 90.60 to. $9: common, 83 to Via
fitoekens,' and Peedere-Steers, 700 th 1,000
pounds, $4.69 to' $6.73; yearlings, 87.1060
$3.50; extra choice heavy feeders, 900
pounds, $6.85 to $6, Milkers mod Spring-
ere-Nood stock at from $50 to $72: Sheep
odd Lambe -tight owes, 86 to $7.25; heavY,
5 th $6; Minim, $826 to 810; bleats, 94.60 to
6. Hoge --$9.70, fed and , watered:, $9.35
to $9:48 f.o.b.,' anti $9,86 to $10, off cars.
LIEUT. VON 11111111ACII
Aviation Accident Near Darmstadt
Germany.
'
A despatch from Darmstadt, Ger-
many, says : Lieut. von Mirbach was
killed and Lieut. von Brunt badly
injured in an aviation accident
near hero on Wednesday eVening.
In an atteMpt to land their biplane
collapsed only a few. feet above the
grourid and fell upon the aviators.
IL is thought that von Brunn will
recover. -
TORONTO CORRESPOIDENCE
iturnrIE,T.ITNHor P "'um
Professes ,Ceorsie Jackson and , His ,ger,.
• Mens -A Present fa'r' the Premier
,--103 'Years Ago, '
Professor Ceerge Jackson, whine opin-
ions have been- again creating, .eentro-
versY, ha,- been tho sterrnY ot' ihn-
rilogy in Canada ever nitwit' hat arrival
wale' six 01. aoven , yeare ago., Meotiog
Professor' Jackson, one would ne'ver for
a Moment suspect that there Wal any-
thing 'stormy. wheathim. Ila id a matt-
mannere,5 gentleman of the aohojarly
O BtYLee'lltalyhU°:111)' firnotnn'utIT''rpauTbildieiiy,'
which hi opinions Inevitably bring hina.
There is I10 &nib% ho3Vever, • that he Is a
man. of great mental force and •Canadit
will lose lutelloetutti colOrby reason of
'.11•11,,,dtpiamr.tuerdelatsayillyi,ah is „to take 'plaee
• In Sherbourno street church.
Professor' jaielison OaMe to Toronto from
the 13ritisir W43$10fall Conference as a loan
for a, three -year -term as pastor of Sher -
'bourne St. , Methodist ChuSeh, probably
the most artistocratic congregation in the
Methodist denomination' in TOronto,
mediately his sermons, , and infrtieulariy
hie eddrekeee th itis Sunday . afternoon
Bible's -Claes ,began to attract attention.
Humors getoehed the' ears 'of the strict
.dhls33,3faii reritantki alctdicoku.
sou has Maintained that his 'addressee;
were sentl•priyate and not, intended for.
Publication, excepting, in book form, etepu
were, taken ,to, secure shorthand reports -
'Me publication ;''Of 'ono of these in the
local press aroused a- storni. of centre-
versk. Thematter finally went befere
the Toronto Crinfarence, where, after a
discussion -lasting am/end-days, in witleh
the most heated arguments' allt1 state-
Aizients, were .used, Dr. Jackson's friends
came out on top, thus averting 00113' _di-
rect discussion in the larger arena of
the general Methodist Conference of'Clan•
At: the conclusion. of his DOetorate at
shorhourne Street, a place was made for
him at Victoria Cellege, his appointment
bektig tO the' chair of the English
Now, atter fotir years'. service there,loo
le returning to England. ,
• A Lovable man.
nynutose.. who know him beet. Profes-
BOr Jeokeon is described as a most lov-
able_ man. The teaching which is most
strongly assailed is that concerning the
historical and ecientillo value of the de-
scription of the creation of the world in
the Brat ohaptere of Genesie and of BODIG
of the other inoidents 'of the Old Testa-
ment, There has also been wine queetlon
as to hie teaeloing concerning tlae falli-
bility, of Christ. Naturally, his discus-
sion of these imitate gave offense to those
Who accept the literal inspiration of the
Holy Scriptures. Ills critics have not he-
sitated' -to describe him as a "destroyer
of faith and hope." His Mende bitter-
ly 'resent ansr such comment. Be has
shown the capacity of arousing the warm -
eat loyalty, both by reason of Ms inthl-
leotual powers and his personal qualities.
The latest controversy aroge from a
newspaper report of OnE5 of his addresses.
Thie, • Dr, jaokson ,maintains, avae abso-
lutely unfair, misleading and inaccurate -
His general attitude if that it he only in
hook form that ouch diselmeione as be
bas to offer should be given broadcast to
the public. Tide gives ample opportu-
nity to make hie meaning, Mena and en -
;Sures Perusal under eireumetances where
merlon% will not get falee itnpressions
through hasty understanding. His publi-
cations now run up .towards a dem*
volumes.
Sir James nets a Motor Car.
Por many years Sir James Whitney's
chief veareation has been riding a bicycle.,
Evora day when the weather was line he
Bee been athustomed to take his iron
steed and go for a half -an -hour or an
liour'e ride through the Well • paved re.
eidentialdistrait of Toronto,. It always
impressed visitors with the democracy of
Ontario's first Minister when they. Were
fortunate enough to got a glimpse of him
riding sedately and slowly . along. alb
more, however, will OAT seneation be
vonehaaferla fora,ae an exceedingly .gratie-•
(101 conthibution on the part M he ifol-
lowers in this Legislature, it ;splendid'. new
automobile wae the other day prevented"
to the Premier. Sir Tattles, and also his
family, will no doebt find the automobith
a great convenienee and comfort, buteome
folke have their euepasion that when he
Sons time and Oppoztunity Bir James will
continue occasionally th take •5 spin 011
Oslo old bicycle.
When Toronto Was Captured.
; \
Toronto lute so little hietory of a:. ro-
mantie eort that considerable attention
is being' paid to the events of /00 Years
ago this month, when, for a short time,
the tawwas in the poseession of the
Americans. The chlef intsidetts of that
memorable gotten weae the landing of
the Arnerthan forces rot a point Just wept
of' the present Exhibition Geounds, abeut
where the new Sunnyside Station, stands,
the blowing up of a powder magazine at
the old fort, with .the consequent de.
strnation of a large number of Ameal-
emu; and the Morning of many public
buildings, inoluding tho parliament house
of that., day,,. which stood on the Bey
front near the 'foot of the present Parlia-
ment' street, The Cloonndiane were over-
powered by numbers, there being Boone -
thing like 500 British regulars and Oa-
nadiata militia, while tile American forc-
es numbered about 2,400 strong. -The
smallnese of these figures shower us how
our idene of warfare have changed in
the paat century. Historiotolly, there has
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HEAD OFFICE: 26 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO
MONTREAL LONDON, E.O., ENG.
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925,000., d% First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds. Du t Is; July, 1926.
s Interest payable 1st January and July. Principal and Interest payable at The
Canadian Bank of Commerce, Toronto,. Montreal and London,. England,
Redeemable as a whole at 105 and accrued interest on any 'interest date after July
1st, 1914, on sixty days' prior notice, or annually for Sinking Fund drawings,
beginning July ht, 1912.
Denominations : $100; 9500 and 91,000, with sterling equivalents,
The Bonds are issued in coupen form vvith privilege of registration of principal
, and in fully registered form. ^
Trustee: National Trust Company, Limited, Toronto.
Legal opinion of Messrs, Blake, Lash, Anglin & Cassels, Toronto.
• ASSETS
(Appraisal made 1911)
Packing Houses at Toronto, Montreal and Harris.,
ton (including Sites and Equipment)...,...... Si,077,919
Real Estate and Buildings owned by Company ... 535,375 -
Retail Store Equipment
Current'Assets ' " , 1,320,471 ,
$T35674,,9O:90
Iniiestments 360,154
Average annual net earnings for past three years,
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O r about four times the amount required for intere.st on bonds
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Belleville, Galt, Beockville, Woodstock, London, St, Thomas, through which
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always lseeto controversY as to whether the
magaiinee. 'were blown up by accident or
by design of the Canadians. In the sec-
ond explosion, Geberal Pike, who 05,2command of the invading forces, wee
among the trumber blown up,
'
EXPLOSION 01? DYNAMITE,
Considerable Damage Done, BM
• No Lives Were Lost.
O A despatch from Timmins says :
Twelve tons of, -tlyriamifie stored at
the 'powder house of- the Curtis
Harvey' Conapany on ,the Motets,
property, a mile west of the town,
blew up with a terrific repiat onr
Tuesday night, and did consider-
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perties, as well as to buildings in
Tinuning. No one was hurt al-
though many narrow escapes werel
recorded. Practically every wi
alma in tovvn was broken. -
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, FIRE A.T COBALT.
Public Incinerator Was Destroyed
• —Loss $7,000. •
A despatch from Cohnit
Fire. which started from unknown"
:615115e5 late on Thursday afternoon,
destroyed the Cobalt Town Public
Incinerator. The loss is estizttated
in the neighborhood of $7,000.
There was ne insurance. The build-
ing is 6,000 feet outside the town
rand the local fire department was
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THE PERFECT StHOE c p ess.
FOR SUMMER SPORTS
90 BARS WERE CUT OFF
Local Option and Some Other Causes Coutributed
the Result
A despatch froin Toronto says:
Nearly ninety bars went out of
business with.the last day of April,
either as the result of local option
or in response to petitions to the
License Commissioners.
Legislation came, into effect in
Queen:Valid Australia last month
in con`nection with the liquor traf-
fic, which among other penalties eon-
,.
tains the following: Selling,
eating drinks to an intoxicated-iaer-
son or-babitual drunkard, Selling
011 any person .apparently under the
ago el 21. To any insane person or
one reasonably suspected to he in-
sane. To ,a,ty female iinany bar or
in'any room adjacent to a bar which
is especially set apart: fOr drinking
purposes, a fine not less than $50 or.
more than $150. Anyo.ne •selling
liquor to an aboriginal or. Polyne-
sian shall be' fillecil 100 or imprisen-
ed for one month. Sale hours arc
between 6 am, and '11 p.m., with
bars, shut en Sundays, Good F11 -
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still calls him by his first, name."
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