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tf:TAGGART BROS
BANKERS
A general .13ankI
.ed.' Notes DiitI
' Interest AlloWa.
NOtes Purchased.'
T. RANCE
NO:tory P-Ublle i0onveyan11er.
asairrivasact-
1.,::::bratts Tssued.
ifr.pcpcsits.. Bala
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F1 110110/04, fla1 Eotino and Fire In-
surance Agent. Representing 14 Fire
surauce • Companies;
OlvaelencOptiet :Office, "Clinton. ,
BRYDONE,'
BarristCr, oIiCitor; Noiary',Prib
tilic, etc.
SLOAN GLOC:K .CLINTON,
' DR. GAN-0'ER. •
Itounsio-4,00' Po 3.3 6,30
to 8.00 pan _Sundays 12:30 to 130 p.10.
0 141!,;-i• lioin,s by appointment only..
Office and -Fiesidelibe Victoria St:
,
.. • ,
. DR. METCALF,:
BAY FIEL.D, ONT.'
Office Jdo,urs--2 to , 4, 7, to 8.
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Other 'hour's' by a1ppo1ntinent.•
DR. H. S.SIZOVIN,
1.30 to 1930 P.m. .7.30 to 8.00 pin.
Shndays 1,00 to 2.00 p.m ,
Other hours by appointment.
, Phones -
Office, 218719' itesidence, 2181
DR. PERCIVAL HEARN
Office and Residence:
,Enron 'Street Clinton, Ont.
'NEW S
CLINTON, ONTARIO'
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tl6iilg,I,0 per 0010.4 line . for, first, ported from 13essia.", tli.: caneful tVadcri:Sti4,,critd,e; theYrbiii0e; been. she f, and
insertion, se tor each sallasequkait is 'being kept ,, aLongthe AillIgaviarl 0.1' '011 capt-aro,,a,,b4e. made ai Chr C 0 III -..
.ind41,-tion,, Heading, cbunts 2 lines. 1.0e,',1-- bY 1hOt01.'1:-;(>#,,i'''ildld .1U 0110 1111 11 -. avowal,s --ti4i.t.,',11,t, taelt of the
Small advet.rtieoments, 1101, h0 exceed. 'as further 'ldlempl.5 70 'lend arm11. ll -Ad po:ice in roundineep.'tthe' remaining'
one 111e11, Siieln 03 Wanted," elto01," munitions are feared- - conspirators,:loidlitios!.-: oompo,rEddvely
"Stieled,” ete, inserted drice - for The / allied liambaSsadors kaving easy. The filiiiteokt,worked in small
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Advertisements 013151 ":;:h „Without' in- crease bort artiay, ,tho• ienliStrnent of 'reseeetie gtoups, not' knowing .the
stractions.,ag to the number of in- s°'-dicrs is licit'2' .cicried °lit dhlleilgh... identity of UM Callers.' ' It WaS the
00 1.0110 911059111 win elm until order- out the country. .The Civilian PoPue. work of ,ene granP to- InanufactuTe
ed out awl will -be elm -ego a,coord- Dation .lhb ws 0ege1'1les0. to e00101. the 'ex'plosives, afiother to 1110.113' out' asses- ,
ingly. ;Rates for dthPlaY advertising fotTRS OT lasv and ouder, and' 110010 1.',,' sinationsn ,third 10 blow ill'i buifil'-
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made 51101000il m'applicetion. guarded at night by 101,1113. The ings, 'a fourth 10 spread propaganda,
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Communications intended' for
Communicationspublitauthorities have- proposed 'the dis- and a fifth Ito 'bribe p0700111 likely to
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:Caffon ' niiis't, as' a 'guarantee • of good arinadiejut i (-if lik..a civilians, e.xcept, be useful, In • thie ouplosion in the
,faith, bo necompanted by the name of those on Government service; but they, Bveti - Kral thithedrai the coinhina, -
G. E. HALL, "7 M. A. CLARK, : as,' owing to abhost coniatant war in .,,All those invotvecl in the Piot' bad i
: ' 1 Proprietor. Editor.' the EMIL:tins since 1910. the Majority )3,150 riotilied that abont-APril 16 a
5 j c. se ('11101 NM revoiv- tromen Gus OXP1051011. would be heal
crs in their possession. I yri ,Sofia an would be. tne signal, for
FOUg. LOSE LIVES IN - • Although th,-,,,, Gc,,,,,,,,,,„mig„,c,.by jieg.„ beginning a reign dy tettrer, The
. ..GASOLINE FREIGHTER in ' - . 1. . 1 '` ''
, ..., . g , g bxeitinge, Ma 'prevented a 01111i -,Cathedral olitrage - ocenrred on that
ons fall in' thesvalue, of the leVa there date but nu tire 91:1' ci al.- Govern -
On . . ,„ . ,... t . , -, --". . ,, . - Tp,
r ;nervousness among. ment. bdTicials . esca . d l'infiary, the
WaY, Front" Cleiteland to is, a fes.l'ing o
. iensinesS inem. who in sopes Cases are corragi f the : • 't of -the C00 -
Port Stanley R t T '
on. e urn rip . -. , . , .;:: - ,. ' - ', - .-.' .. ° le maJo-rliY"
Ilislirred against the risk:, of :aischalerst,,l sparators failed, and they did not fill-
-011e Body Recovered. But nblesS eemplicitions 'Set in from finhe 'teaks allottedih 1 hem,
, _ , ,
C. Emil iFivii30ARy,170.: FIM,T-M14-6R-4i811k1420.
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:the Writer.- • • 11-1 tiiin proved altUgether tc,o enecdsefud.
A despatah from St. Thomas, Ont.,
says :-All doubt as to the fate of the
. ,
little gasoline freighter, Ada May
Belle, of Pont Stanley, with its crew
of four, which left Cleveland. early'l*
(Formerly eecuPiell by the late Dr. on Sunday morning and was eched-
C. W. T1100191011)• uled to arrive back some time the
samo day, were set at rest on Thura--
day eight, when "a. message was 're-
ceived from Cleveland that the body
of George Iciraggs, oc Windsor, had
-been picked up liy a fishing tug. The
other members g the crew we'ne
li'rank Payne, of Port Stanley, mit •
gineer of the boat, and -I3ert Butcher,
also of Port Stanley, owner Of the
craft, and a man from Cleveland. :-
Tha body of.Knaggs was picked 'up
about thirty-Bve isdles north a -Glove-
-land, showilig,that the vessel had not
gone far before she ran into _heavy
weather and fodhelered, .
The lifelese victim of the 'storm's
fury was taken to the morgue' at
Cleveland and' there identified. Ile
was not drottmed, lint dieetkof expos-
ure and exhaustion. A -lifebel6
en-
oiro.4c11'gs1 body When. he was
found,, .and'itr is Potaible that. if the
other men need the belts with which
their 'beat was furnished the finding
.of the -other bodies nuir be only a
matter of hours. The=lifebelt worn
by ‘Enaggir bore the IMMO of "Val-
kyrie," the "Ada May' Belle's" „for-
mer name before it wee converted
to summer excursion duty.
Every fishing tug' in the Cleveland
haybor, as well as other vessels,
.Eyes Examined and Glasses F,I,tiod.
D AN )3 d E fi
Dr. eWton ra y„ rev e
Graduate' EUbliii Eniiersity, Ireland.
Late' Extern Assistant Master, Re:
tunda'Ffoepital for Women and' Child
ren, Dublin. -
Office1at residence lately occupied by
Mrs. Parsons. • .
Hours: -9 to 10 a.m., G to 7 p.m.
Sunday -.1 to 2 pm,. .
DR. McINNES
. Chiroprr.ctor
Of Wingharn, will be at the Commerc-
ial Inn, Clinton, on 'Alonday, and
Tittirsday forenoons each week,
Diseases 'of :all hinds successfully
,bandied.
CHARLES )3. HALE
Conveyancer, Notar)0Pupflc, CoMm is.
shinier, etc., --
REAL. ESTATE •AND }NSURANCE.'
HURON STREET.. • CLINTON
. •••• •
tWst Wawariosh Mutual Fire
• Insurance CO: .
Established 1878
?resident, John A. McKenzie, litricar,
cline; Vice -President, IT: L. Salkeld,
Goderich; Secretary, Thos. G. Allen,
Dungannon. Total amodnt of insur-
ance nearly "$121100,000, ' In ten years
' number ot policies, have increased.
from 2,700 te 4,600. Flat rate of $2
per $1000., Cash_ on band, $26,000.
H. L. Salkeld - Goderich, Ont.
Wes: Stevens, Clinton, Local:Agent,
GEORGE 'El LOTT
• Licensed Auctioneer for the County
of Huron. .
Correspondenee Promptly answered,
Immediate arrangements 000-b0003113
for Sales -Date et The News•Record,
• Clinton, or by calling Phone 203.
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction
. Guaranteed.
13.,R. HIGGINS
Clinton, Ont,
General Fire and Life insurance. Agent
for Hartford Windstorm, Live- Stock,
Automobile and Sickness end Accident
'Insurance, Huron and Erie rind Cana-
da Trust Bonds. Appointments -made
to ineet parties. at Brucefield, Varna
and Bayfield. *Phone 57:
The McKillop
Fire Insurance Company
Head Office: Seaforth, Ont.
DIRECTORY:
President, James Connolly, 'God:31.10h;
Vice, James Evans, 'Beachwood; Sec..
Treasurer, Thos. E. Hays, Seaterth.
"Directors: George, McCartney, Sea -
forth; D. F. McGregor,-Seaforth; J. G.
Grieve, Walton; Win. Ring, Seafortit;
M. MeEwera.Clinton; Robert Ferries,
liarlock; Jolui Benneweir, Brodhagon;
aks. Connolly, Goderich„ '-
Agents:" Alex. Leiteh, Clinton; J. W.
Yeo, Goclerich; ma. Hinchrey, Sea.
forth; W. Chesney, Egmonclville; It.
jarmuth, Brodhagen.
Any money to be paid In may be
paid to IvIooeish Clothing Co.,„cnathea
or at Cutt's Grocery, Goclerich.
Parties desiring to affect insure:Me
or tiknsact other business will be
promptly attended to on application to
any of die alieve officers addressed to
their respective post office. Losties
inspected by the Director who livee
neareat the scone,
•
TIME- TABLE
'I'raine will arrive at and depart Earn
Clinton aa follows:
Buffalo and Goderich Div. •
Going East, depart , 0.25 a.m,
• 252 pan.
Going West, ar. 11.10 am.
" ar. 6.08 dp. 6.51 11.111.,
ar.,10.04 pin.,
London, Huron ea--Brce DIV,
Going South, ar. 7.88. dp. 7.56 6.111.
4.15 lam' .
Going North, depart • 6.00 p.m.
• " 11.05 11.13 a.M.
be engaged in the scorch for the
missing men or their bodies.
Main Street of Stirling is
Now 'in TWo Ridings
A despatch front Peterboro Says: -
The of. Stirling haslad it new
distinction thyust npon it' by the Do-
minion. GOvernment through redistrl-
bution.:' 'rate' main streel of the vtl,
lege now forms the boundary lite 'of
two ridings, Stirling having been
built astride the line Separating",two
townships,. ' It Is bell'eved that this
distinction. is unfone, , -
For Pederal electon purposes what
wee once knoWn az West I-Testi:1gs
will in future appear in the retarns
as South. }Testi/1ga, riding -that E.
Gus Porter .of Belleville held for, so
.
niai
Years.
The west half, of Stirling finds it.
self alter the reraisitribotton shuffle in
Ole new riding that has beeu fornied
by a joining together of portions of
'the Counties of Hastings aud Peter -
Will Provides 'Recompense
For 1V1inister and Pallbearers
<
A despatch from Pittsburgh says:
mho pallbearers who carrie0 the cof-
fin In which Mary J. Griffith was 'bur-
ied will receive 52 each for their
kindnesa, by a stipulation in her will.
The urnisual bequests became known
when the document -was filed here for
probate. ,
Another clause bequeaths 55 to ilio
minister who of at the amoral
Servicee. T -ler household effects and
54,500 Were left to fribildS and rela-
ti y es .
boro.
•
Value of Canadian Farm
Lands Steady at $37 per Acre
°coupled farm land an Canada
showed no fluctuation in 921, renmin,
ing at an average value of $37 an acre.
according to tho report' ()tithe DOM/M-
I.0N 13-tareau of Statistics. The figures
included improved and unimproved
land as weM as houses, barns and other
fora) buildings%
BnIttsh Columbia Yogi Lered the
highest average value of farm lands
among the provinces, with $96 an acre.
Others ranged from $58 an acre down
to $24,
Wait and See.
liresh-"Say, prof how long could l
IVo without brains'?"
Prof. ---"That remains to be seen."
,
RT. REV. W. FCC -LARK
Anglican Bishop of Illaga.ra, 'who died
in Hamilton recently,- „a.
Fai'rrier is Poisoned .
With Horse Medicine
A despatch frOM Hepworth, Oitt.,
says: --William Finch, a farmer of
Shou'dice Settlement, neer here, bad a
narrow escape, from death when he
cOusumed a small quantity of horse
medicine, in nnistake for a stomach
preparationavhich he had been'taking
of late.
Mr„,Fineh diacovered his mistake at
once, but, after reaching the ne.xt
room, he collapsed ,011 the floor- aid
was rendered epeechlgs. His wife
however,* suspected what haci hap,
pened and 'immediately, telephoned foo
a doctor. , '
He was unconscious before the doe -
Shakespeare's Birthday Com-
rernorated by Throngs of
Visitors at Stratford -
on -Avon. '
,k dospatlh trout London says: -
The 341st anniversary of the birth of
Shakespeare wit's ceVelbrated on Thurs.-
day in Landon and at Stratforibon-
Avon, his birthplace. At luncheon of
the English -Speaking Canon In I5011 -
don, a toast To the Immortal Mem
-
0.3'Y of the 13.ard"-,was proposed by $.L
Lae Strachey, and seconded by Alfred
15.
At a luncheon in the Town Hall at
Stratford -an -Avon, it was Bernard
Shaw who promised the Satre teast
before air 'audience wiitch hiclucled
sennesentatives of Poland,1301.1via, Ru -
Juan% and Serbia., Stratford was
crowded with visitora, who Joined in
ihrpreas6sion from the poet's cottage
to the Old parish church, -where scores
of wreaths Were placed on the tomb.
The procession, headed by a. brass
band, incitided the Mayor and Alder-
men of the borinigh, the AmbaSeadors
and attaches „of nearly all foreign
countries and tlie British Dominions,
and depertdoncies beyond the seas,
while the main body was constituted
of men, women and children, young
and old, of ail nations, some carrying
expansive wreaUis and bouquets, and
others with humble,,flotal sprays.
11)
Natural Resources gl'ulletin.
•• The Natural Resources Intelligenee,
Service of the,Deptagt the interiemt-
Ottawa- aYs ;
One '.of Canada's 'natural reeources
and one that ls beennahig, increasing-
ly important is, her tettractione for
tourists and tre.vellera.
been in this traffio Camtcla. is now coming
tor arrived, but mfter au antidote had
0-ministend lis, ,„egained aand intollio; own From all parts of the
seie.aneee and iikety Nvin recover. '-t,oour reports. , are received ef
ereasing stunners of visitons, and
24 British Boys Sail for - 1.11anY Poillt6-th.nt have heretofore not
oboeteon aofofetivvieitroirisooking after the Inter"
Cada.da to Settle on Land
are commencing to
- recognize the advantage of providing
A despatch from London, Eng.,
the 1113303'accommodation and. a welconte.. .,,Itsays:Tiventy-four boys,
ity of, whom belong to Loudon, sailed would be exceedlngly difficult for any
on the S.S. Minnedosa on ThursolaY oterulryisontdweirtillul ailili ace y :Li feorr3, itloie vbiseiatIrtolof an!
for Canada, to take it ferrn work. in
the Western Provinces. The bos, Witt anti not find many spots within 5.
very short -distance where he could
ages rabge from 14 to 1.1., find 'rest and recreation or otherwise
Their ate receiving free passage to
the' Dominion -front the Colenize2tion sa.tisfy his desire' for a thange. '
to remain in the situations which - ,_
theY have promised BY ,...the sea DB inland Canada offers
opportenities that ,ere dna/Welled by
Association,' and
any other country, and the vast
have been found for them until they _
fire 18Yeara of age., When they ar- lengths of good highways that linve
rive at that ago they 913)1 be at lib- been. conetructerl during the pest few
erty to engage in other work if they Yinenarreael;eaible,oli)eyncat41tteinpieibuiTeas buittlirreiroigo
desire to do no. '" , 11)01 -001101115 season Canada will ith
Oilier PArties of. 110.41 will sail: "E011 dOubt be visited by vastly greater num-
Canada later nncler limner condi- hers ,Df tenrists% - The Natural Re- "How many cows r:re ye wilkin ,
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@To c '7N-issivArioNAo, 80(1110513.
SUGGESTIONS' FOR SOI.VING CROSS,WORD PUZZLES
Start cart by filling in the words of which you fee -reasonahlY
sure. These will give you a clue to other words crossing them,
and they in turn to still others. A letter belongs in each White
space, -words starting at the,numbered squares and running either -
,horizontally or vertically or both. •
.HORIZONTAL
9 -To house • :
6 -Burned by Water
13‘, -Eager, greedy
:14 -Near
.16 -Roguish; coy
:18-W oody„ plant
19 -Toward
.20 -Tear
22 -Less. thick
224-5.......Cdoweuretge
27 -:-Gives out ---------
- 28 -,.Seaweed, source of iodin
29=IVIIstakes
31 -Aged; doting
33--Part-of the foot
*34---s.dorrelative of rfelther
35.1Sour
34 -First book New Testament
'430-84.--- oft(tdafc:Iishber.f)ort'In (abbr.) •
43 -An *Sager longing
46--AnticIpatee with horror
48 -Rodents
49 -Hurry
52 -Drop „
-554_73.-Anger
meaning, three
57-Abbr. of name of a N. E.-Stete
68,-Diseaties " -
59 -Willing
61 -Famous Pr'esldent (initiate)
62 --Source of wood
63--M Milos
65 -Users of poptilar weed
66 -Changed
VERTICAL
1 --Reduced to extreMe hUnger,
2 -Half an dm '
a -Grassy meadow '
4 -Form of pastry
4-Dravys with a dry point
8 -Assert *
10 -Row
11978-t"-FFHirlbgnh°euxn.ploslve fihts'r.)
10 -Theological degree (abbr.)
11 -Wilted
19-A fixed Compensation
21 -Flippant
23 ----Eggs of insects
24---A darn .
26 -Those who cheer for a person
28 -Tied Into knots
30 ---Peruses
82 -Pierce ,
37 -Trips -hard
38 -To seize with the teeth
-544-349-21--1:weaetni:egGY'vetrdehd deer
efoerled veh,lcie
45 -Former German unit of moneY.
46 -‘Contradiction
47--Soll
50-8east of burden -
61---Abbr.,for means Of communicar-
then -
54 -Hasten away
56-A month (abbr.)
53 -To afflict with vexation
60-A charge
62 -Toward ,
64 -An elder (abbr.).
S49 yotuans preserthe for atl-
i!rthe bleed, 5,00111011, liver
Asif' eri 11110 0091111110(110 Itlood'a
artar4nriliw Ntrolaralce
N'ello,A", Dock Daodelion
. ,Uva !hoc) SE:Ilinaia
Blue Plag Pip$i$stro.ra
GU0100 Jumper ,tiQrrie,a,
0011tian Oiwrry
Rod othei el,ttellent tonics, thus mak..
ii-,g.one of tho 100,1114 111(11o0,510),) ei all
niodicire Out only Itoodts.
HOUSe
CCOO. 513 Lo1ldoos
h oT a .1.2.01;:-;6 Poing la
Grosvenor ,Gardena, 11001, to Victoria
, recalled vividly the war per-
riad when. the h'flicers. hotel, 171115 so
'yeatiably ,by the Y.M.C.A., 0000P100
I 1110;ra, of the , trIangUilar plot of gre'4,3
beneath. tho .t:r&?..e". But waa not au- .•
- other wai. which. was 'the. cause' of
this, activity. It svas none other that
Loudon's first steel house, according
ITO The London Mortillig
• The newspareel. understands tlint. it
Is ' Lord Weir's project, and the °bled
is• to show Loudon what la. 'stool house
really 33' like. The building lenosva,
c.3 lad single bungalow Pattern add
Will contain 73d5. ,or eight roan-fa:all 011
the iround floor.
' The, pretest could hardly be tho.
Scribed 'as building ln the accented
. .
sense, bet-atm:a the house is• erected
in s.scitions.' There seem to he tear
steel sections Lino ciacli" :end of the
honge, and Slx in each side.: The house,
la three" sections' long by two wide;
so the sections aro built up 110 tW:ty
tiers joint,ed toget,her. -The roof 'also
M made, in sections. Iialf a dozen
board's,' nine or 'ten feet by five, are
put together side bY side in the work -
Shen, making a section,' The roof,
SOMIIGSV. of a series 'of these sections;
is hooked -on to tire main beam run- '
thig the length Of the house. ,Over
01 are labd red tiles -Of a warm. shade,
ingeniously' fluted Ea that the riVer,
atioping.shall net 4et in anY rain.
Among „the -rodent visitors to the
ail° Was, Sir Sohn Baird. What'etruck
Ole onlookers, most was the entire ab -
Serum „of the'litter usually aseoeia.ted
With- bail:ding, There were no mortar
plants, no brick, duet flying about, no
scaffolding, no cutting of stole for
Otte thing seems cettain: With a
reasonable. number of men is town
could be built in -a week. One was ir-
resistibly reinin,ded of the films show.
lug Canadian settlers running up a.
prairie: chureh or town hall.
TIIE WEEK'S MARKETS
Captain of Liner Cured by
Insulin After Exposure
A .despotali from St, John's, Nfld.,
says: -Insulin played the leading role
in a drama of the high seas enacted
on board th utter er n etria during
e C a A d
, TORONTO. $1; bologna, $2.50 to $3.26; feeding ablY lestiag ia a 1"a'' l'°"14:)11 04 '
the recent tempest, and Captain F E.
Storey of- the Cunarder was comfort-
, good, 56,50 to 57; do, fair, $5 Wed'idaY nir'llt, wbile 1VN °tea'''.
Matt. wheat -No. 1'North, $1.70%; ,rteerst.
,..o $6.25; stockers, good, $5.6.0 to ae, p conanued ite voyage from Now York
No. 2 North., $1.6491; No. '3 North,
' do, fart $5 to 56.50; calves choice, to .Ezglind is -charge of TAeutenant-
, -7,„
$11 to 12' do med 7 00 to $9.50' Commander Wiling:sweat'.
Man. oats -No. 2 C.W., 59/4c; No. do, 'common, $4.50 3o'- 56.00; milch
8 0,W,, 562,4,c; extra- No. 1 feed,' COWS, choice, $70 to $80; do, fair, $40
56V:ci No. 1,feed, 53%e; No. 2 feed,' to $50; springers, choico, $75 to $90;
49414e. " - good light sheep, $8.50 to 510; heavies
All the above c 1.f. bay ports, and bucks, $5:50 to 57.50; good ewe
American corn, track, Toronto -No. lambs, 514.50 to 515; do, mect, $13 to
2 yellow, $1.24. 514.50; do, calls, 511 to 512; spring
Iilillfeed-Del. Montreal freights, lambs, each $10 to $16; hogs, thick
bags included: 'Bran, per ton, $26; smooth, fed and -watered, 512.135; do,
shorts, per tan, 5,28; middlings, 533; f.o.b. $12.25; do,. %country points,
good feed flour, per bag, 52.00. $.1.-2.0'0; do, off cars, 313.35; select
Ont, oats --Nominal, f.o.b. shipping pwillium, g,„52,
Points,
Ont. wheat -No. .2 winter, nominal; MONTREAL.
No. 3 winter, not quoted; No. 1 com- Oats -Can. west., No. 2, 64%c: do,
points, lidcording to freights. Mali. spring wheat pats., 1sts, Cobb Lake, Pontiac, Quebec
Gold Discovered at
mercial, not quoted, 8.0.111 shipping Flour,
No. 3, 60%c; extra No. 1 feed, 55%c.
Barloy-lVIalting, nontmal. 59,40;d 2 d $8 90. strong bakers', -_
o, n s, . , ,.
$8,70. win -ter patents, choice, $7.20 to A dospabol.: from Pembroke sayei-
Buckwheat-No. 2, nominal.
At Cobb Lake, ln. the County of Pon-
tiac, gold has been tound on :Milts
owned by 3'. R. Booth. Claims are
staked in every &motion. The ore
when. assayed 'yielded gold at a rate
or 538 10 the ton. Cobb Lake is
eel:at:toll, Qabur t tight miles from
Monday-. night's, tempest on the
North A.tlimtic kept' Captain Storey.
on the bridge throughout an anxious
day, and night, and is a result of the
exposure .and. fatigue he was stricken
with an acute abtack Of diabetes,
The liner was at once turned front
her course:And headed tar $t. John's,
the II.OftreiSt port dt whieh it might
reasonably be expooted the preeious
seri= cettld. be obtained.
Rye--No.
2, nereine..1._ 57,50, Rolled oats -Bag of 90 lbs.,
Man. flour, first Patent, $9.40r To- 53'45' Bran -527.25. Shorts -529.25.
route; do., second patent, 58.90, To- Middlings -538.25. Hay -No. 2, per
Tonto, . I ton3ine8ttertl-lieS.141 to 518.
34 to
Ont. flour -90 per cent patent 341,96; No. 1 creamery, 38 to 3314o;
toninal, in bags, Montreal or To-
ronto. • - - f spekials, 35 to 36e; fresh extras, 34c;
seconds, 32 to 32%c. Eggs --Fresh,
58,16077--Carlots, Per ton, 58.00 to fora7hiotlisr;s6tso, t3o1c6.6e.Potatoes. -Per bag,
'Screenings -- Standard, recleaned,
f.o.b. bay ports, per ton, 524.00. _ c$ se. \5vos ., soldup. frooinalv5e8o-.50$5to to 55.65. 5135u611".
Hay -No, 2, per ton, 518.00 to Hogs -Mixed lots, $13„50 to 514; do,
12.00; mixed, .per ton, 19.00 to Spring lambs -:-$9 to 511. Sheep -
514.00; No. 3, per ton, $11.00 to ,,,,uts, $13.612, mid 514; sows, $11.
• 11.00; lower gra es, 86.00 to 59.00.
Cheess-New, large, 24% to 25e;'
twins, 25 to 251/2c; triplets, 251/2 to
26c. Stiltons 26c. Old, large, 27 to
' . BOurcee Intelligence Service 161 already 28c; twins, 28 to 29n; triplets, 29 to . 1
Air asked Henry Mudge, in passh g
•. 't • 300.
in reeelpt of madY kquests. fo; mans • , • .-
_ Butter --Finest creamery prints, 3,/ by. .
to 38c; No. 1 creamery, 36 to 37e; "I ainni a milkin' any, Hen; but,the -
No. 2, 05 to :391; Dairy printe, 2.9 to MiSsas, she's'nfilltin' ten."
30C.
$6.50-.
The Worker.
tiqn 55,
Please' Start Something. •
"Whitt, Lime 16 it, 01aucl?" boomed
her father frail, 'the top of the:stairs.
"Fred's -watch isn't going."
"Flow about Fred?"
Canada from CORSt to Com
1
Araherst, NS. -It is understood obtabled.at the uhusually low cost of
that two parallel coal seams, OTIOT $3,000. each.
nearly four feet. 111 .thickness, and the Winnipeg, Man.-Tt is :understood,
other three feet, have been diScov-,that the Products, Limited,
ered by the Maritime Coal Railwayi will 03177 on a Misincss here in milk,
and Power Company near the Maple, cream, mineral waters; „flavoring ex -
Leaf Mims at River Hebert. It is ,tracts :and beverages this' year. The
etated that a stope will be sunk 3ni4d111e0101:e.• of the company, whieh is
'dad other ineormatien coneeraing
motor tours and cailoo routes from
ohl portions of the 71.uiled States, in-
dicating. the . growing Mterest in this
country. -
Canadians ,18itva a well established
reputation ,,for • courtesy to travellers.,
,Euring the coining 00108011910 1131111 be
called tHi'on. malty times fey infertile -
tion about the particular district In
which, We, .iive ,and about Canada in
,general. uswelconie: bur Visitors'
and encourage ,thein io return.
.A.0 Canadians, WO also should visit
the beauty spoils i11 our own coontry.
Many 00 510 spendour, vacation acrbss
the line, when 'Within ,Et comparatively
few miles are places' which the for.
mediately for the' wo7iting a 1118 9031(911100(1 at one nulMon clollara,• are soign loisriot vis,ite and which we have
four -foot seam. , at present Winnipeg, for 'the- pur- neves seen. Lel, no this year plan to
saint John, N.33.„.„_Appjication bas pose of the selection of a factory site, 01,0031 01,u, 1)110(1110110111 esuada; we
bee nade the Etmvincinli Govern- &•11:1ai iitnesitter" will. then more retubly appreciate the
reaSona -why 4.30"illan United States
11 3
Inent for letters patent 'Pot t ncor-
poration of the British and Qanadian
Czccho-SloVakia, according to report.
Packing Corporatimi, with ileadquat-
r
It is expected that the t.est-will take
ers 00. this city ded capitalian
ation .
etvvsett -six., and eight weeks, and
of a500 COO' Both Eritisli'`111.
and CA-
' ' • -tht Oleareetrits will be knn owin time
(11511 „capital, 'it is unders).00d, will be
-to permit the remodelling of the Bien -
invest,, m en ell)) - -fait plant in }tme if the tests prove
limee. Rivers, Qu,..---Consttuction. as •siiceessaai ee anticipated.
Work has commenced. on the news- Edlni6111i011, Alta. ---Creat improve -
print 1111. 11 of the
WaYagamack PuIP mein' lias been 111000.111 the Matter of
and Paper C,omptipy here. 0011910015 winter feed for dairy cows in the
fpr the p,,a:etinth,veod, mill machinery province -clueing ea„,
'and idle newsprint maohihes have ing to the annual report of the Do-
lmen let 1:0 an Enrlish )0)1.p111113', partment of Agriculture. Ther o are
.white ale coniroct [or the. steel work between' 2,500 and 3,000 allow -now in
Went n '1010103111 firm. , the province; most of which have115001i
coal aro to be made in Oermany and
350110010, Ont.. ---Through 101)0111 erected within the ST00 five years.
purchass.s, Una 01.117110t,over3nnent Victoria, Co:trmllia
11110 5(100(1 four flyiug Ina:hi-nes to ite will continuo this year Os:nivel:Hs:tail-Si
Tercet patrol fleet, which now totals 'resources of roines, erheries, 151111.1.
nineteen, tioctarding to 0110 arumunce-, a1 Wenibisty, accort'ene to an an -
11 -10111 o! the :Minister or Lands and notincernetit Made by first -Mei: Oiiver.
Forests. 'flat inacliiiies, W-hiCh aro This year's enitibiit:7,,11:i_ cr.'s:L. 518,000
1111)11110(1 0(5 he ot.acticailv new. were' or 519.000. it is 00)111 .
tourists :are visiting this -country.
,British'Squadron•at Bermuda
to 'Visit Canada
m'
A deepateli froLaino.
do'says1---The
algh,ti, Vi0e-
Admiral- Sir Jaill-bs ',Forg'UsSari, .110111-
,rnander-in-cltief•of the North.Ameracon
and, Waa.1., Ind tea 51310011, iS Ordered to
Ica,voits 1)5105 1(1 B.orminlit on June 8
for a .Visit. to Canada. It will be Com.
nosed "of Caleutta, 0105511dli
(003)10111 ho lion. AIOXainter R(15110110',1)...9.0,), 001.Gtaiice. ( 011911 I 0 C,
itI, "1 ' Id -41 Ci Cow
(Cap)ain }I, D.' Bridges, Ftbid
obeui June 11 to ,111:15 22 tho
iTalifax. Later in.i,llagShin
d adoth 01)11001' 'will visit
ilol(n'S, 934113)',snd iNtontretti
'Eggs -Fresh extras, in cartons, 35 • Windows and Walls. ,
to 36e. loose, 34c; fresh 085a05, 31.c;'•a-os aaa 11y- • a a s Cat
aso , or e
eecon e, 27,to 28c,
LiVe poultry -Rens over 4 to 15 against exterior -3)11)980-id 80 'the win. \
chikens, 4 lbs. and, -over; 2451.;
lbs. 20e; do, 3 4 tb lbs.. 18e. spring 'dott' onenings Wein.
d6, corn fed, 22c; roosters, 1511; duck-
lings, 5 lbs. 91(1 0330 22e.
Detssed poultry--Chickene, spring,
8.15c; hens, over 4 to 5 lbs., 28e; dol
8 to 4 22c; spring chickens,
4 ',Us. and over, M.F., 25c;do, corn
fed, 32c; roosters, 20c; ducklings, 51
lbs. and up, 27c. I
Deans -Canadian, handpicked, lb.,'
5,/sc; primes, 6c. I
Maple products -Syrup, per iro-'
perial gal., 52.40; per 5 -gal, fin, 52.30
POI' gala inapile sugar, lb., 25 00 203.1
Tioney--90-lb. tins. "131/2e per lb;
50-33). 134C; 5-11). 'tins, 14c; 21/2-
lb.' tins, 1516 to 16c. '
Smoked mIcats---Hams, med., 32 to
23c; cooked 'tains, 46 to 48e; smoked
rolls, '22 to 24o; cottage roils, 24 to
25e; breakfast bacon, 28 to 31c; spe-
cial brand breakfast bacm,, 34 to .(io;
backs, boneless, 30 tti 420.
Cured meats- -Long clear bacon, 50
to 70 lbs., $21.50; 70 to 90 lbs., 020,50;
90 lbs. anti up, $19.50; lightweight
rolls, in barrels, 544; heavyweight
l'oOls, 541 per bbl.
Lard -Duro tierCes, 20 to 201/2;
imbs, 2014011 21c; pails, 21 to 211/2c;
prints, 221/2 to 23o; shortening tierces,
14 to L44fic; tubs, 1414 to 115c; :pails,
1514 to 10c; prints, 1.014 17c.
NeaVy steer% clicks, 58 90 58.25;
do, good, 57,20 to 57.75; butcher s.Leers,
choice, 57.23 to 57.75; do, gaiid, $5.50
to 57' do ed $8 to 5050. do corn
55.50 -Co SO; butcher heifers
'
chmee, 57 to $7.50; do, med., $(, to
16.05; do, 0001., $5.50 to 50; butcher
cows, choice, 55.50. to 55; .de, fair to
good, $2,50 to 54.75; canners and cot-
ters 02.50 to 52.75; butcher bulls, 13.0
need. $4.50 to 55.50; dos fair, 58:75
ni
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"No more headache for you -take these
Don't just .!smothar" the headache -without removing the comm.
Take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Theynot only cure
Mao hcadachd but give you n litloyant, healthful feeling because they
tone the liveY, saveeten the rftomacli and cleanse the bowels. Try them.
' All Drinichts, 25c., or by *01
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE CO.
- Tamale, Oct. '
stiecesseari enur..s.,76co
these men have done, you can do l In 5007 5(510 the
-at hong You tan eually,mastef the•eeCreta of selling'that make
Star Salesmen. Whatever your experience luxe been -whatever
lum may bc.doing.noti,i-mitetheeer not yott think you eau
answer this etteationi- „Are you ambiticuo 1 00111 3I0000
year/ Then get in (Mich With hie at once) I will prove to you
withouLcont or obIlgation that yo u coo easily bcconui. a Star
Sillesman. I will show yea how the Salei.niarishili Training awl
Free IiImployment Service of 1(0 14. 5.1). A. vitt hely you to inileh
sncee.,Ss in Selling, ,
$1O,000 A Year. Sellina Secreb.;
The 1.ier01 of Star Saloorunnohlp at tougak hy 10o N. 0.T. a, 11o,
oaohltd thouannt1o, airaoht orernight, to Itare bah, for over tho OrudirotY
and nronn pAy blInthollay job. that tood,no,510c. No matter what you
0c no* at01n1, 55,0,1,1 of gelling ofTera you 0 big fklimra, C.11 tho f,0t5.
Head Theo 1,1n0a10
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