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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-05-26, Page 2b • CLINTON , Lotil, of Appetite-- Th -i: Tired 1-7ellin N E V' S RECORD thousands take'Hood's, Stirs? Mit a as their tonic inne for, t tat CLINTON, ONTARIO, tired feeling, nervous ivenkireas; im- Terms of llubscription--32,00 per year pure blood, and testify that it makes In advance, to Canadian addresses; them feebbotter, eat and sleep better. $250 to the U.S. or other foreign Hood's ,Sarsaparilla has given too countries. No paper discontinued tire satisfaction' to three generations until ell arrear are paid unless at in the „treatment of general dobility. tho of II of the publisher, Tho It restores the ttietite, relieves that date to which every suliscrilitiott 18 'fired feeling, er'''hlee the 'S'atern to Paid Is 'denoted on tho label, resist infectious tii8eiwee. Advertising Rates ---Hood s mita ds digestio ,Tratisient adver. and makes food taste good. A gooa. tistag, 12c per count line for first eathartie is Hood's Pills.' into/talon- Sc for each subsequent insortion. Heading counts 2 lines. • Small advertieemeots, not to exceed one Melo such as "Wanted," ''Lost," "Strayed," etc., inserted,, once for 85c, efteh subsequeirt Insertion 150. Advertisements grant In without in. structions an to tho number of in- aertions wanted will run until order, ed out and will be charged accord-, ingly. Rates for display advertising Made known on application ' Communications intended for publi. cation must, as. a •guarantee of good faith, be 'accompanied by the name of the writer: G. D. I-IALLr. M. R. CLARK, Proprietor. Editor. TI -IE NEWS M BRIEF A Stinary of the important HapPenings Throughout the -World. o , G. D. MoTAOGART . M. D. McTACIGART &TAGGART BROS. • -BANKERS A generaBanking Business transact- ed. NoteDIScounted. 'Drafts Is.sued, Interest .Allowed on Deposiits. Sale Notes Purchased., FL T. RANCE • Notary Public, Conveyancer. Financial, Real Eotate and Fire Io- • Ouraxice Agent. Representing 14 Fire Insurance Companies.• .• Division Court Office, Clinton. W. BRYDONE Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, etc - Office: SLOAN BLOCK CLINTON DR. J. C. GANDIER Office Hours: -1.30" to 3.30 p.m., 6.30 to 8.00 p.m.. Sundays, 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. Other hours by appointment falba Office and Residues - Victoria et, DR. FRED G. THOMPSON °Mee and Residence: Ontario Street - Clinton, Ont. One door west of Anglican Church. Phone 172. Eyes examined and glasses fitted. • DR. PERCIVAL HEARIs4 _ °Mee and Residence: Huron Street Clinton, Ont. • Phone 69 (Formerly occupied by the late Dr. O. W. Thompson), Eyes Examined end Glasses Pitied, D. H. McINNES Chiropractor -Electrical Treatment. Of avingham, will be at the Commer. Siad In, CI•iiiton, on Monday, Wednes- day and Friday forenoons of each week, . Diseases of all kinds sucoessfully • handled. GEORGE ELLIOTT Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron. Correspondence prodiptle answered. Immediate arrangements can be made tor Sales Date at The News -Record, Clinton, or by calling Phone 203. Charges Moderato and Satisfaction Guaranteed, OSCAR KLOPP Honor Graduate Carer .7ones' National School of Auctioneering, Chicago. $pe. oil course taken in Pure Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Merchandise and rm Sales. Rates In 'welling With revealing market. _Satisfaction as. ured. Write or ;km, Zurich. Ont. ' Phone 18-08. , B. R. HIGGINS Clinton, Ont. General Fire and Life InsuranceaAgent tor Hartford Windstorm, Live. Stock, Automobile and Sickliest and Accident Insurance. Huron and Erie and Cana. de Trttst Bonds. Appointnients made to meet parties at Brecefield, Varna and Hayfield. 'Phone 57. CANADIAilitrIONArflAbilt TIME TABLE Trains will arrive at and depart. from • Clinton as follows: a " Buffalo and Godeelch, Olv, Going East, depart 6.25 a.m. 2,52 p.m. Going West, ar..,11.10 a.m. ar. 6,03de. 0.53 lam, " " ar. 10.04 p.m, Lovcdon, Huron ea Bruce Div. Going Botta, ar. 7.66 dp. 7.56 ara. 4.10 p.m. Going North, depart 6.60 p.m. " 11.05 1116 a.m. Th McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Company Head Office, Seaforth, Ont. DIRECTORY: President, Ja:nes Connolly, Goderich; Vice, James Evano, Beechwtiod; See: ...Treasurer, Thos. E. Hays, Seaforth. Orth; 10. McGregor, Seaforth; J. G. Eirectors: • GeorgMcCartney, e Seas rieve, Walton; Wm. Ring, Seaforth; IfIcEwen, Clinton; Robert Ferries, Marlock; John BennewMr, Brodhagen; Sas. Connolly, Goderith. Agents: Alex. Leitch, Clinton; J. W. Ist Goderich; Ed, Hinchray, Sea. eith; W. Chesney, Egraondvine; R. Jannuth, Hrodhagen. Any •money to be paid in may be Arid to leloorlsit Clothing Co,, Clinton, pi. at Cutt's Grocery, Goderloh, • Parties desiring to affect Insurance or transact other business will be promptly attended to on application to any of the above officers addressed to their respective post oflice. Losses inspected by the Director Who lives nearest the scene. • Killed by Train - Harry Chartrand, believed to have been beating his way hobs from the the. wheels of a freight train on ,'ittober camps, was greeted to death tlue Esplanade at Toronto, from which t was supposed he had attemptedto His wife identified the re - TERSELY , TOLD IN PITHY PARAS, THE CUSTOMS PROBE stirs up a muddier mess the longer it con- tinues. Customs officials small and large appear to have done their duty to the best of their ability, but the liquor interests seem to have culti- vated bribery, camouflage, creoked- nese and bald disregard of the law; to the, limit. • The alatest•.seizureis reported as amounting of over $85,- 000, consieting of three cars all ap- parently going via Cobourg-Rochester ferry into the U.S. billed "as "pulp wood" and "shavings," but containing nearly 75,000 bottles of ale rind beer. As proof grows on proof and the mass , of evidence accumulates it will be interesting to watch develop- ments and enforcements in the future. New appointments are being reported from coast to coast as indicative a a 'complete reorganization of the pre- ventive service. -Cruiser Believed Lost. , goatee- •• ..ortr.Pes 40.s* 4, „toil ...„ ,..,,,,, t . ' ..,.: :::=Tr. r' c '•:. r.......-....':.: -.14:Aii:41. • . . .. ''''',...•:::, 341 i 7 /1,1N77/C ' \-', , OC.5:4N' f,ros..,,> aosroN - -"a Nees YORE(' trtilEn7 sNEW ORLEANS CAPE PSROS I\ 'fiff,17144114° .' OK; 11:1• A14E13101 to oE ....4TLANT/C ▪ JANCERO OCEAN The Mussolini of the.,Air. . De Rfireclo, via Newfoundland -Azores home to Italy, will complete a four. continent air tour. • Everyone.' wishes the fearless Italian 'ton voyage" and good luck» ashere near Cobourg and picked up by fishermen, Search for Collins and Porteous has extended to the, small islands in that part of the lake in the hope that the Alma may have ground- ed on one of them and that the two men are alive, but marooned, Barber said the search would not be•adiscontinued until every island in the vicinity had been -visited Captain Hilliard Lang of the To- • rooto Life -Saving crew, stated qbat he had not heard of the complaint said to have been made t.e Toronto officials by Barber. • Withrow - Brooks. • PAC/Fie-1 OCL7.4N. MONTEVIOE0 ',BUENOS ARES by the swollen waters. His friend swam to safety in.(the darkness. Property damage here, in East Peoria and in Bartonville was esti- mated at $750,000. - ' Water ,plants, and power lines were di,»r'nterl' thasto0ln. Stree • she said she called Kehoe by tele - 'phone and asked concerning arrange- ments for the use of a plot on his farm for the picnic site. "When are »you going to have the picnic?" IfehOF Sounteoeca "Thursday," Miss Sterling replied. windows were blown in by the strong: • "Well, if you're going to have topic - in many homes and greenhouses» was the Treasuree's rejoinder as le East Peoria estimated its loss at ended the conversation» upward of $500,000, many homes there; Less than two hours late e explo- being inundated when the Farm Creek sions rocked the sehool building. leveebrokeafterf • s of rain Later search diseloees that Kehoe's • Wreckage picked up on the lake Speedy Justice ontempered ." by during which more than ten inches of wife had 'evidently been murdered shore at Cobourg points to the cabin mercy Was meted out to the accused rain fell. • S'• previous to the first explosion at his cruiser Alma having foundered with when Mr. Justice Lagie sentenced Dr. -es.- the less of Harry, Porteous and Wil- Withrow to seven years and Breoks The Deed of a Maniac. I A, call for aid was sent to Lansing who started from the mouth of the in connection with the death of Ruth , •avaitable doctor, nurse and ambulance - following the school blast. Every liam Collins of Niagara -on -the -Lake, to five years in Kingston Penitentiary' »At Bath, Clinton County• Michigan. wind. Hailstones shattered windows nic you'd better have it right away," Man. whealt-0--RN°olfnl'0k.iorth:•, $1.61; eNl.for,•tb.b.„,y3r1051.7isi. No. 3 North,, • Man. oats -No. 2 CW, nominal; No. 3, not quoted; No. 1- feed; 68c; Not 2 feed, nominal; weatern grain quota- tions in c.i.f. parts. " Atm, corn, Toronto Irerghts, No. 2 lviln dried, $1,02; No, a yellow, kiln :dried, 31,00, Millfeed-Del. 1Viontimal freights, bags included: Bran, per ton, 302.25; shorts, per ton, 334.25; middlings, 340.25. ^Ont. oats -58c, 'f.o.b. shipping Point, . Ont. good milling wheat -$1.80, L o.b. •shipping ...points, according to freights. Barley-Multing, 72e. uckwheet--80e. . Rye -No. 2, $1.00, Man. flour -First pat,, in cotton, $8.65; in jute, $8l50s Toronto, second pat., in jute, $8. Ont, flour -Toronto, 90 per cent., patent, per barrel, in caplets, Toronto, $5.45; 'iceboat -de In bulk, 35.70. ' PRODIJCLI. Cheese -New, large, 17c; twills, 17% to 174c; triplets, 17% to 17%el Stiltons, 20c; Old, large, 20e; twins, 203c. OldeStiltons, 23c. Butter -No. 1 creamery, 38 to 89e; No. 2, 86 to 37c. Dairy prints, 84 to 35c. Eggs --Fresh extras, in cartons, 35 to' 36c; fresh extras, loose, ,35c• fresh firsts, 38c; fresh seconds, 29 to 30c. ' Poultry, drossed-Spring chickens, 55c• chickens, 5 lbs. up, 40c; do, 4 to 6 88c; do, 8 to 4 lbs. 35e; do, 23 to 31/4c, 34c; brsilers, 14 to 2% lbs., 88c; hens, over 5 lbs., 32c; do, 4 to lbs., 80c; do, -3 to 4 lbs., 28e; rosters, 25c i`turkeYs, 4G to 47e; spring duck - 1' g , 38 • ' Beans--Cati: hand-picked,' $3,60 to 33.90 buehel. irnes 33,45 t 3 60 " Maple products=Syrup, per him. gal, $2,25 to 32.8,0; per 5 gal., $2.15 to $2.25 per gale maple sugar, lb., 251-I• to 26c. 60 -lb. tins, 13 to 13%c; 10 - lb. tins, 1S14, to 13%c; 5-15. tins, 14 to 14%e; 2% -lb. tins, 16 •'Comb honey -$4 te $5 per dozen. - •a mows/oars. Wholesalers_ are quoting to the trade-: I trashed meats -Hams, med., 30 to 32c; cooked hams, 48c; smoked rolls, 25c; breakfuet bacon, 28 to 33e; backs, boneless, 32 to 42c. Niagara River for Belleville and fail- Dembner from an illegal operation. ed to reach their destination. , I A hatch with the aluminum number A Similar Case. - "2," on it hue been identified as hav- ing been part of the equipment of the Alma. Charles Elliott, a fisherman, has also reported that he saw a floating spar. „Porteous was aged and Col - lines aged 45 years, Collins is well known at Oshawa. While Searching for the missing ,Alina a U.S. coast -guard cruiser be- came disabled near CChem% and was eventually towed home by a sister boat. The crew of the disabled cruis- wi a farmer insane through financial worry, dynamited ei• consolidated school, killing nearly forty of the hi- from Lansing Fire Department was sent ±0 do rescue work. St. sjohn's and Ovid also sent firemen, State ' • d u h d to Bath. A detachment mates, teachers and scholars, and an F o c ose y upon the aentenee equai number were mind police took charge of the rescue walk. ----- the Toronto police ar- understanding how the „Mad rested another Toronto doctor -Ben- works. The perpetrator•of this awfull was Arrested. in the at of perforning ing by his car near the scene after the MOSCOW EXERCISED jamin Cohen, whom, it is asserted, dend, a man named Kehoe, •was stand - such an operation as secured Dr, outrage talking to Superintendent --s:--- . .for a moment to rest from his labors OVER LONDON RAID Withrow his sentence in Kingston,. Huyck of the school, who had<stopped The Mississippi. of rescue. < - Terrific proportions are again aa- ' Glen Smith, village postmaster, and Russian Police Intervene to sumed» by the breaking of levees' in Nelson McFarren, an aged man, 'were lower Louisiana, Raging torrents, er C.G. 2864, on their arrivaLhorrie toppling houses ruined rural districts, related e. story of being adrift ten; ' thousands who hoped themselves safe hours about eight miles out from Co'. bourg, Ont., and narrowly escaping the fate of Collins and Porteous. Changes wrote rnade,by William 11„ Church bells clanging and guns fir - Barber of this city, owner of the ing warnings to the stricken people, Alma, who accompanied the Brew of Red Cross mercy boats and every the C.G.-2364, that other lake craft, other tneans of rescue working over - and persons along the Canadian shore time in their effort te. save lives, but near Cobourg, Oshawa and Whitby the natives of the district in many ignored the cruiser's distress signals. districts disregarded warnings and Barber says he has taken up the case the advancing floods htve assumed with Toronto officials and an investi- the proportions of two Niagaree in to the barn and both were destroyed. ganized bodies 00 every conceivable gation is under way. The crankshaft full flood - so that it is believed that Andrew Kelm% the perpetrator of sort denouncing nritain, demanding a joss will th d d 6 lcd t coremerciAl boycott and emphasizing of the -04;2364 was broken. The greater life and property 1 crew brought back the hatch cover f 1,0111 the Alma, which was washed fleeing to the highlands for their lives, are commonplate occurrences in the newly. inundated ereas. s' , standing a -few feet away. Suddenly, Witnesses said, Kehoe took a rifle from his ear and fired it into the rear seat, which apparently had been stack6d Prevent Mob Rushing British Mission. Moscova-The wave of indignation with dynamite. There was it flash, a Is gathering force in Russia'as news roar, and Kehoe was hurled through of the British raid on Soviet House in the air, his body dismembered. London eprestals. throughout the union Huyck's bedy"Was blown te bits. Mc- manodn,stieraflnding expression in street de - Farren wee killed outright. Both of tiona, edltoriat tirades and con - Smith's legs were broken and he was trIbuted articles; taxing the ressaarces, injured internally. He died leer. ' (05 the most vitriolic 'wriiens and °al - Some fifteen minutes bef bre thellmntsts. school explosion, there had been al The newspapers are filled with re - blast in Kehoe's 'home on 4 fares west semitone et Protest tram scores of of the town. The resulting fire spread workers. meows, aon27 units and. or - Nearly evoryon ham ripping, tearIngheadielme at times, Disordered atom. ach-eluggseh liver doce it. Cheer up I bere'a tbo real relief -Chamberlain' s Stomach and Ilver Tablets. They put the etomach atl howala right All drugeste. 96c., or by mall from 9 Chamberlain Medicine Co., Toronto V15,: 471417 Cored meats -Long clear bacon, 50 to 70 lbs., $21; 70 to 90 lbs., $19; 90 to 1,00 lbs., and op, $18; lighta weight rolls, in barrels, 311.60; heavy- weight 338.50 per bbl. Lard -Pure tierces, 14 to 14%c; tuba, 15 to 16%o; pails, 151. to 16e; prints, 16% to 17e; shortening tierces, 13gbc; tuba, 13 3/40; pails, 14 v,,e ; bloelta an tins, 1614o. Heavy beef ateers, $8.75 to 39,25.; do, fair, $8 to $8.50; butcher steers, choice, $8.76 to 39; do, fair I to good, $7.50 to $8; butcher heif- ers, choice, $8.25 to $8.50; do, comp $6.75 tO $7.26; butcher cows, good te 35.25 to 36; do, coin. to ineda choice, 36.75 th 37.50; do, fair to rod) .30 to $5; do, canners and cutters, $2. 0 to 34; butcher bulls, good to choice, to $7.25; do, med., $5,25 to $5.75; do, bolognas, $4.50 to $5; baby beef, 4'8.50 to e12,00; feeders, choice, 37.00 to 37.50; do, !,aif, 36,25 to $6.75; stock - era, choice, $6.50 to $7; do, fair med., 35,50 to $6; springers, $80 to $110; :Mich cews, $75 to $90; plain to med. cows, $45 to $65; 'calves, choice, 310.50 to 31,1.50; do, medo 38 to $9; do, come 33.50' ±0 36; lambs, choice • $14°•to 314,50; bucks, 311 to $11.50` sheep, choice, $7.50 to $9; do, heavies, $6 to 37; do, culls, 34 to 35; hogs, selects, w.o.c., 310.50; do, do, f. and • dthick smootb, $1b; do, do., f. and we $9.70. Regular AIGGOUPta on inferior grades of hogs. MONTREAL. • Oats, No. -2 CW, 78e; No. CW, 68c. Flour, Man. spring wheat pats, firsts, $8.50; seconds, $8; strong bak- ers', $7.80; Winter pats., choice, $5.90, $6. Rolled oats, bag, 80 lbs., 38.40 to 33.50. Bran, 382.25. Shorts, $34.25. Middlings, 340.25. Hay, No. 2, • per ton, car lots, .$14. • Montreal, May 18.-Ithceipts of live -stock for to -day's merket amount- ed th but 14 cattle, 1 sheep, 462 hogs and 109- calves on • both markets.• Trading was somewhat slow, as meet of the butches obtained their supplies earlier in the week. Packers were offering 310.75 for thick smooth hogs. an . per hog • onus on selects, 5 c per hog cut on shops, and $1 per hog cut on heavies. A couple of loads were gOlti to local butchers at 311 flat. There 'was very little demand for calves. The quality was considerably better than yesterday, but the few buyers on hand were offering even money or less. One lot of just ordi- Irlaairtym.luawlitzewt.esinstphfm 3f6o.r5014heer prices. that urer of theasehool distriet--hig mind . F. p. Falrholme eventually be reported ITOM these last ' the necessity o/ Ruesie, being PreParedi. levee breaks °aid inundations to resiat b inearia British a, ma.' Vioe-preeident of the Federation of from any previous floodings. deranged by financial reverses -alone Lng Conceived and executed the dynamits, sions Further Violent Rain Storms. ing, in the opinion of investigatinal A great demonstration in aloacow On top of the gigantic proportiona officers. They abandoned an earlier developed minor scrimmages with the assumed in the South, a storm of a theory that he had outside help •in guards when a mass of students and: linea very serious nature tore through Min- planting dynamite in the building and workers tried to rush the police ois and part of Indiana. Peoria re- wiring it to set off the blast, in the neighborhood of the British rats - ports death and damage, as follows: The little village of 800 persons in elm Reintoteeraents and troops, re. • Several emergency refugee cemps.the heart of. Michigan's agricultural Stored order at the expense of a few shelter persons who lost their'homeh district, is virtually bankrupt as a minor injuries' to the demonstitratOrs. and belongings in a storm here Wesl- result of yesterday' cafftstrophe. It Practicality all the morning papers nesday night which caused one death Was this ibuation that pronspted carried cartoons caricaturing the Bri- tish prime minister, Stanley Baldwin, and hurts to others. Governor Fred W. Green to issue a Walter Mueller„ son of the Mayor, proclamation calling for State-wide Sir Ateatin Chamberlain and Sir WU- eynson, e who are •e d re - lost ms life when a bridge over the aid in providing financial relief to Illinois River, upon which lie was Bath's stricken citizens and making spontsible for the raid. One cartoon standing with a friend, collapsed. He possible -the rebuilding of its school. depicted the three equipped with burg- sould not swim and was carried away Governor. Green announced funds lar kits, tkettaeing ender the outspread alavtl4s of a erowned figure. Another would be taken from the State coffers • efielfStirecess n elrourPe What these men have done, you oan del in yotir spare time , ,at home you can easily master thelmorets of selling that make ' Star Salesmen. Whatever 'your experience Ima been -whatever 5014 may he doing now -whether or not You think you OM ,OR-' jUlltr answer thie question: Are you ambitious to earn 510,000 a ' year? Then get in touch with me at once I will prove to yen without cost or obligation that' you can easily become a Star Salesmen. 1 will shim you how.the Salesmanship Training ad Free EinprOyment Service of the It S. T. A. will help youto quiet anthem in Selling, $14000 A Year Selling Secrets The Cossets of ShoeSaleesnanahlp as taught by tha N. N. T. A. la.s enabled !boomed', 07.0.0 overnight, to /cave behind for ever de drodgery PaY of blind.alley jobs that lead roarboro. No matter whet yea am now dole% the Meta of selling afore YOU a 1,70tut0re. Get the hobs. st *rite National Salesmen'b Training Association • Canadian Misr. Box 365 tononto, Ont, for the. rrpose, ,if voluntary aid ofs citizenry proved insuffi- allowed "jix" in the *et of touehing off eient. , The papers editoolalty make refer - He followed his ioclamation With enoe to alleged forged documents and et 'announcement that he personally r ' the blow dealt Angecelluesien oom- would defray funeral expenses for meroe, which It la predicted will be di - those of the victims whose famd ee, ilies were linable to do so. The Governor • was on the scene of the blast and saw the tragedy in all its horror. Beam Link Planned. Bath remembered this day was Otthwa. --The company operating th have been the date of the annual the beam wtrelese service recently in- school pienie. Nightfall seats not thugurated between Gloat Britain and happy , groups of children returning Australla has announced that within from a day of play, but nearly a settee about eight weeke a similar bearnsater- of home,s observing the hush of death vies. *IN be aliened between Canada with funeral wreaths on the doors.: and "Auetralia. Here and there on a street corner stood groups of two or three , sing ,in a low breath what might have ; Wondrous is the strength of cheer - been and What is. fuluese, and he power of endurance. Kehoe's part in the tragedy was The oheerort man vrtn.do mere the brought more vividly to mind by Miss mine time, will de It better, will per - Bernice Sterling, teacher of the first serve in it longer, than the sad Cr 5001 - grade. Early • Wednesday ;morning, len.-Thenias Carlyle. Michigan aomak of gunpowtler with a torch. Brash Industrimi, who is heading the party of industoialists who are visiting America at the invitation of the state chamber of eammerce of Virginia. 'MEETING PLANNED FOR PROVINCE LEADERS ,Premiers and Ministers from Each Province to Meet Federal Govt. Edmonton, Alta. -The first step in the direction of an inter -provincial conference at Ottawa which has been somewhat 'widely discussed for the past year or tw'o, is foreshadowed in a letter to Premier J. E. Brownlee from Hon. Fernand Rinfret, Secre- tary of Statewho says that it is the intention of the Federal Government to call such a conference in the Fall. The Premier of each province and one of his ministers will be asked to attend this conference, and • in the meantime suggestions are invited as to both the (lath and the agenda, Mr. Brownlee states that his Governamet will give the fullest co-operation pce- sible in bringing the proposed meet- i'ng about, and Alberta's chief inter- ests for such an evept will be out- lined forthwith as asked for, The United States end China. North China Daily Newo: It is no longer a secret that Mr, Kellogg le net participating is punitive measure& hum the Peking commercial and diplomatic community is disgusted and discouraged 'beyond expression. , BUSINESS GOOD VOLUME BETTER Retail Distribution.Well Main- tained -Broadening Scale Industrial Operatiohs. Canadian business on the whole, ton - finites satisfactory In volume, accord- ing to dispatches received by Dun'e Review tram branch offices' of It. G. Dun 4 Co, in the principal cities, with * constructive features more than off - Satan.; those of an adverse =tote. Retatl distribution of Staple, COM - mattes is well maintained in meat seetione, bat ore settled and warmer weather generality would be welcomed as a stimulant to demand for season- able specialties. Steady abaorphion of a wide variety of merelandlse, how- ever, and comoarativey light stocks are ind4cated by the large number of replenishing orders in small amounts that are being reoetved by wholesalers, notably' for light -weight dry goodO,' clothing, minty:8w, footwear and mini. evens other slimmer requirementsaand soles In the aggregate, for the set/ion to date have made ,quite a favorable comporison with those of the corres- ponding period el last you. Industrial operations continue upon a steady broadening scale, and many manufacturerare adding to their pay- rolis. output of print paper and !pulp is very heavy. The iron and steed industry is showing a Welloba fined. trend towards improvement. , Building in almost every quarter -is ; far mere active than it was a year ago. 1 Important mining development is un- der way ,and the a,grieulturrel outlook, so far as can he seen et this time, is satisfactory. The net result of thes.e conditions is that the employmeot of emetically all aomfiablelabor is put- ting a large amount -of money in circu- abort and 'is stimulating buying of all kinds of commodities bY a large Pro- portion of the population. Banking statistics indicate the pre- valence of a very favorable financial situation and colleetione, in the main, • are reasonably prompt Railroad re- ports reflect the heaviest movement of general merchantilee ever recorded for this period'. Building permits are well 171 excess of the previous totabs for the year to date, and he lumber mar- ket apparently is gradually reenvering remit ovesepooductioa. The tre-uble with the aggressive fel- low who's always rising to the occasion is »that he never knows when to alt down. rrarreavermarr ror."Imormirmon.morroorrowroymomomorroormarer. o sea a es es ssaserrialft,..la `,S:letto1:4:::::;"roiL"; rPt' An k'tlea of *hat the MisalststP0i Flood means to its victims. A panoramic view of barges er &cows., leaded with refuiees, being towed to a host Cross, railer centre by one- or the Red Cross steamers. The "Sugar Bolsi' district' is repeating such Kenos this weslt, 'sr 4b 1.