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CLANTON, ONTARIO
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G, HeTAGGART
M. D. MeTAGGAIlT
MeTAGGART. BROS.
BANKERS
A general Banking Buoiness transact.
ed. Notes lelscounted. 'Drafts Issked.
Interest Allowed on la-e'o ite Sale
Notes Purchased:
I-1. T. RANCE
• Notary Public Conveyancer.
Financial, Real Eztate arid Fire ID'
surance Agent, Repreeeating 14 Vire
Iusuraeca Companies.
Division Court-Offiee, Clinton.
W. BRYDONE
Bariaster, Solicitor, Notary Public, etc.
-Officet-
SLOAN BLOCK CLINTON
DR. J. C. • GANDIER
Office 1I0111.3 --,t,30 to 3.30 p.m., 6,30
to 8.09 p.m. Su/4days, 12,30 to 1.30 p.m.
__Other hours by appointment 011231.
tnnee and Residence - Victoria sr,
DR. METCALF
BAYFISLD, ONT.
Office Hours -2 to 4, 7 to 3.
Other hours by appointment
DR. H. S. BROWN, L.Is21.C.t.
0111ce Hours
1,30 to 3.30 p.m. 7,30 to 9.40 pan.
Sundays 1.00 to 2.00 p.m. •
Other laours by acne/lament.
Phones
Office, 218'W Residente, 218J;
DR.' PERCIVAL HEARN
Calm; and Residence;
Huron Street Clinton, Ont.
Phone 69
(Formerly occupied by 'the late Dr,
'9.,W. Thompson),
Eyes,Sxamlnea and Glasses Fitted.
Dr. A Newton Bradv; Bav'fielcl
Greduate Dublin University, Ireland,
Late Extern Assistaht Mater Ro-
teeda Hospital for Women and 'Child.
ren, „
0111ce at reeidence lately oce0Pled
Pareone. .
Hoarse -3 to 10 a.m., 6 to -7 P•133.
Sundays -I to 2 p.m.
DR. McINNES
etoronractor
Of VVinghara, Will be at the Commerc-
ial -Inn, Cl!nton, on Monday and
Thursday forenoone each week.
Diseeses of 'all kinds successfully
handled.
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GEORGE Fl .1.10TY
Licensed Auctioneer for the County
efe Huron.
Correspondence promptly answered.
Immediate arrangements Can be made
for Sales Date„ at The News -Record.
Clinton, or by -calling Phone 203,
Chargen. Me -aerate and Sitistaetion
.; guaranteed. "
B. R. HIGGINS
Clinton, Ont.
General Fire and Life Insurance. Agent
for Hartford Windstorm, Live Stock,
Autornobile and Sickness and Accident
Insurance. Iluron and Dile and Cana-
da Trust Bouds. Appointments' ractcle
to meet parties at Bruceaeld, Varna
and Bayfield. 'Phobti 57.
OSCAR KLOPP
Honor Gracleate Carey Jones' National
School Of Atietlormering, „Chicago. Spe-
cial coUrte taken it Pltre Bred Live
Stock, Real Estate, Merchandise and
Farni 'Sales.- Rates hi keeping with
pi:evening market. &attraction as.
slued. Write or wire, Zurich, Cnt,
Phone 18-93.
Canada from Ca
"ted to make Prince Edward tslan& Brandon, A buffalo
att'e owners in 200 districts have pulp. ° C
Charlottetown P,E,1,-Over ,4,000 artificial 4,1,k
aoio
a disease-frea area under the Dept., within 16 ret:es• of this' city is plan -
of Agriculture arrangement which ned by the 13randon Board of T.rado
calls for a two-thirds vole of all'catt1.s which is taking the matter up with
owners. There have bc-en no negative 'the Iredertil authorities, Tim on'y d'f
votes. ' ficu1ey in the woe' of the pork's e•stab-
Halifax, x.s.___The c,cpen14u2,c ,hshrntnt now is the »el-tartang. of the
MOTO than $200,000 in the extension•biugroeincewtiloi sbueobtained
rafiriogi7r3. -frthh.:
of the •Imperoyal plant here, property b
of 'the Imperial bil,Co., for the pur- Wainwright ?iu'k in AllY,1"ta•
pose of establishing a West Indies Regina, 'Sa,31(.---W`101 11TOWe05 ia
trade and Pi‘ovi4ing facilitios"fer the Sia;nl'elt-c{,sb„,,e`i\e'aanasamndalv''1.:',:nItt°,:baante have
relative development and Increased a
entployment, which this extension will year as at tlis tame Perkd last Year,
bring, is announced by the company. stat's W. Thomson, 'manager ef bhe
The ekte.nsion .of the plant at Impo- CP'lladian Co-'11'1"`tive Wool
royal will include the erection of a As8c)cia.1°1' in the two Ilr°Yinces• With
colnosta case and can manufacturing the maieritY of the `3110reported to
pia tt and in these containers the oil have wintreci in finc condition, the
1VIII— de shipped to the. West filmes. 1925 clip should prove of normal qual-
l.
Montreal, Que.-The Dominion- RIO- • ity of good strength.
Wainvright ef'ta wo thousand
gin:0°ring Co- 'hos reernv.ed frmh the young .butIalo from the Wainwright
Internationa11Paper Co. an order for , herd will make a ,Tad_miic trek nortji-
nifoiullr antewTshPrieeintRinivaeclhsMesTlfieorrathaceititeews weed this „miner to,rhe buffalo re-
serve on the Mayo River- where they
1011 be of 164 -inch width and will be will be .turried loose. to mingle with
Of the latest design,
TbeY will be the wood bison which roam that area.
built for a running speed a 1,200 feet Vancouver, B.C.-'The Coast Cement
per nueutend will be the first high re,cntly. crealeacd,,uave acquired
ePeed_MaChines with a worm chive.. ,,,,,,,toranville Island fel. the
Cornwall,-0,et.-,Another outlet for purpose of .establishing a cement fac-
TIME TABLE
Tratn witi arrive at and depart fro
Clinton as follows:
13uffaio and Goderich Div.
Going East, depart 6.25 a.m.
Going West, ar. 11.10 a.m.
'" ° ar. 6.08 dp. 0.51 pm:
ar. 10.04 p.m.
, Londoe, Huron & Bruce Div.
Geleg South, ar. 7.56 dp, 7.16 a.m.
Going North, depart 6.50 p.m.
" 11,05 . 11.13 a.m.
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Head Office, Seafortth, Ont.
DI RECTO RV,:,
pres id en t, J in oe 'Conn oily, God exult
Vice, James I5vans, Beechwood; Sea.
Treasurer, Thos, E, Hays, Seaforth.
ilelreetore: George MoCartneytes,
folith; D. et'alcGregor,„Seaforth; J. a.
Grieve, Walton; 'Wm. Ring, Seaforth;
M. McEwen, Clinton; Robert Ferries,
}fetlock; aolin Bennewelr, 13rodhagen;
Pas, Connolly, Goderich. '
' .Agents; Alex. Latta, Clinten; .7. W.
yeo, Goderich; Ed. Hincitray, -Sea.
forth:, W. Chesnee, Eginottclville; Ft.
G. Jarbauth, Terodhagen.
Any money to be paid in may bo
paid to Moorish Clothing Co., Clinton,
or arCutt's Grocery, Goeterich.
Parties desiring to affect Ineurance
o'r -it-insect- other businees- Will be
Promptly a ttendea to on application to
arty oE the above otficers addreesed to
' thoir respective poet office, Losses
Inspected by the Director wiaO livea
nearest Me scoue. a
the, ealphite pulp mareafactimed ' in tory. They eyill impoet cement Clink -
Canada is -being established at Corp- ers from e. m and obtain gypsum
wall.. The .mill of Courtaulds; Ltd., locally in British .Columbia. It -is
which is- is being constructed in -this city, pected that the• plant, the remodelling
will be finished sometime this summer. of .which 71111 involve an expenditure
'Upon completion'part of the mill will of 7750,000, will be ready for.opera-
be given over to the manufacture of tion by' the end of June.
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HEAT WAVE IN STATES
CAUSES 12 DEATHS
Crazed from Extreme Heat
Ohio Man Shot to Death
' Eight Members of His
A despatch from New York saysNew York mopped a red face on
Thufsday, as the heat wave swept the
entire conntry, forcing the closing of
some mills in New EngIrted.
TherS'veas no sign cif a let-up while
the Mercury hit the „nigh spots and
pepple fefl in their taacks in the
steaming streetS. -
The' usually beneficent sun became
an evil thing. --Cad Sol hung over the
sluggish city, „hardly timed by the
light southwest breeze. Polka peeled
their coats. gables Walled' in het.
Mnenientie and gasped fOr air. The
subways reeked.
Many persons were prostraMci n.
the metropolitan district. Six were
killed and three were Mjured, the heat
being indirectly blamable- for the' ac -
admits. .
This brought the tally for the'dara-
'Hoe of the heat Wave so far te,twelve
killed, five in the thy itself. '-
The mercury reached 98 *degrees
here by 3 o'clock. This is the high
mark for the season. '
Reports indicated that the only coot
spots in the Milted Statea were fn
the far West. In some parte of the
South -it -was cooler than in NON. York
111 the early -morning helms. waS
76 in Pensacola and Jacksonville,
Fla., at 8 o'clock, while :n this city at
that holm the thermometer registered
78.
General Sif Charles Perg-usson, mili-
tary governor of fhe Rhine provinces.
Re is a noted figure in English diplo-
neatic circles.
Car Drops. Thirty Feet
- But Women Escape
,
despatch from St. Thomas
says:-MrS...Charies Beavis and IVIAss
G. Woodworth of this city had a inir-
etuleus escape from death when an
automobile in Which they Were' 'riding
dropped over the steep einhankm„ene
at the west end a Talbot Street, fall-
ing a distance of thirty feet or more
to the old traction line roadbed below.
The bank at this Point iS almost Par'
pendicnlar., Neither woman was in-
jured,- althoegh the car wes badly
damtiged. The gears had been left in
reverse, causing the accident -(irlien the
engine *ea started. The ,car had been
Out of the factory only a feW days.
Call of Young Moose Saves,
. Life of Canoe IVIan
Beyend the 1Viississippi, electric and
wind storms came with the heat, took A despatch from Ft. William, Ont.,
heavy toll of, life and ceased large says: -The Cry of a young =ooze calf
foliate), dambge. The highest- tern, saved Nels Nordahl, of Upsala Towit-
perature recorded in the morning ship, fron deatlf 'when the inother of
hours Was'82, at Joy West, Plea and the calf wet making a ferious attack
the leered 36, at Boisealdaho. on him.
While Washington was sevelterieg,e The man Was paddling around
With the official thernihmeter et 00 Jackfish Lake in,a canoe, and when
degrees, a water fallible vras threaten-' rounding' a point near the summer
ed. Citizens have been werned against cottage of Frank Spence, M.P.P., he
usilig a cooling hose ea- trying to wet spied.a cow moose and two calves on
their ]awns down to dissipate the heat the shore a feW yards away. Nordahl
of the sue. . 1emitted a shout to see the anitaials
At Hamilton Ohio, Lloyd Rtissell run away, HoWevet,,the tow moose
became crazed from eetreme heat dur- dashed into the lake straight for the
ing 'the night and shot to death eight canoe. The impetus of her eharge up-
persoas-his mother, brother, Sister- set the canoe, and when NordeM fell
in-law and her five children. !out the canoe was fortunately between
Neighbors called police to the Rus- his person 'and the infuriated
sell home, and there they. found the The roan managed to keep the canoe
eight Bodies strewn through various as a pretection . while the Moose
rooms of the house, and RuSidell with charged and charged -again, Steadily
h0 apparently self-inflicted gunshot Ile kept reeving backward into deeper
wound in his eliest. water in an, effort to put the moose
e diSaiiValltage, aS the canoe was
being battered badly by the iowerful
-
Casket Containingones I
. - Then one of the calves, thinkftig it
of Ethelbert Discovered was being abandone.d by the „mother,
emitted a cry 'arid the moose 'turned
A despatCh from London says: -1 away from Nordahl to answer the
While engaged in exeavation work on call -Of. her yoeng. In the Meantime
Thersday in connection with the re- a Nordahl got the canoe away and made
etovation of Slim:borne-Abbey evoek-i his escape.
Men discovered the coffin of Kin,g1
Ethelbert, \olio died ire 8651 and wase
burie.d in the abbey 1-0866, The cof-'-Ftelief on vv ay t° 136ritiSh
fin was, made of stone, and cohtained! Columbia Gold Miners
the bones of the- Xing eif the West'
Saxons: , .• Statmederfter new gold diggings in
EthelberteOr Aethienierlit, Ring of the Cassiar County of northern )3rita
the West Saxons, succeeded to the ish Columbia are stiffering under se -
sub -Kingdom of Kent during the life-. vere privations, according to a des -
time of his father, Actheiwulf, and patch arom F. J. Cotter, a sourdough
retained it until the death of his elder poet, and miner, pubished by "The
brother, Aethelbald, in 860, when he Post-Intelligeneer." The deiPatch,
became sole Ring of Wessex and Rent,' which came from Telegraph Creek,
the younger brothers, Aotheleed and 13.,C., said: , .
Alfred renouncing their "claim: lie, , "No supplies or -equipment are On
ruled these kingdoms for five yeays. the ground, but it is believed the con -
His reign was 'marked by two seri-, dition will be relieved When a pack
ous attacks on the part of the Danes, train cornaletos the 102 -mile trip
who destroyed Winchester in 860, in -from here. The , Hudson's Bay Co.
spite of the resistance cf thldor- sent a five -ton tractor loaded with
:den Osric and Aotheleailf '11/vitli the supplies to Deese Lake last week, and
leivies of Hampshire and Berkshire, the, Dickinson's Mining Cots tractor
while In 865 they treaMeronsly reiv-' with a trailer and a crew"Of twelve
aged Rent. men left May 29. .
to:
i,CONth`Tirri,
Solution of lest week's
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"Th -ore ts much snow still in the
hills and thestreams are running up
to the banks," '
Ripley, Bruce County, is
'Ontario's Youngest Village
A despatch from Ripley says
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Ripley, Bruce• County, is proud.in its
»ew status, having graduated as an
incorporated village on June 1. Glory-
ing in, advancement., itI citizens have
honored one of theirmuniber,,Who has
been actlye in the corm -trinity's wel-
fare as a Trustee for, the past, seven
years, with the office.of Reeve -a.
tinction accorded, to John /3. Martyn
by aceltunation,
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,ssn0.2s021,,i Ewaitvl,ililsrdotiviliorreri as ye, .icdoencitmen, TulleerhoofnioureatCyativaadlii::alg.euin.s• corpswee
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MEMORIAL ROAD Arab Was Boy of 13:Wheri
LOSES '25 TREES 'Napoleon Was. in Syria
F°,1r-Ye:r'9,1d-AVenueriPg A:4°Inir'°
dspateh114°nsaY8'-
eat
DynTIete is one man lvir.gvhoclaims
. 3vs.
to have ,seen; Napoleon -13onaparth.
-on Maeiteal. ' Members of the Royal Geographic
THE MARKETS
TORONTO
en
and
To'b etrong, agatil to decnands
of home, eoeiety;,office or shop.
22 10 litCb.prOVell by thousands of
grateful letters that 1 -food's Sarsa-
parilla le remarkably benencial
young or older women. *
The modt common ailments of
women drain and weaken the system
and sonietimes msult in anemia ner-
'1,rous wealcness, general break -down.
Ilood's Sarsaparilla gives tbe blood
more vitality and bettor color, makes
stronger nerves, and contributes to
the length and enjoyment of life,
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do, fair, ;4.50 to 75.25; calves, choice,
79 to 710; do, med., 77 to 78; do,
- cam., 75 to $6; milch CONV5, choice, 77()
to $80;elo, fair, $40 b "p1i0i sPrngezt3..'
choice,,75 to 790; good light sheep,
76 to 75.50; heavies and blacks,
73-.75 to 74,50; good owe lambs, 713
to $14; do, med., 710 20 712; do, calls,
$8 to 79;„, spring Iambs, each, 78 to
$14a hogs, thick smooths, fed and
watered, '712.35; do, f.o.b., $11.75; do,
country points, $11.50; do, off care,
$12.85; select premium, 72.42.
MONTREAL.
Wen. wheat -,.-No. -1 North, 71-921
Noe 2 North., 51.87; No, 3 North.,
71.82; No. 4 wheat, not quoted.
- Man- oats -NO. 2 CW, not:quoted;
Eight more trees on. "The ROad 'of Re- Philby, formerly political otficer 1
Society were told of him by
A. de t h fro 111entreal says:- B.
No. CW, 65c; extra No. 1 feed, 65c;
i. feed, 60c; No. 2 feed, 5/1c.
membrance,:' 10 1'10100 Dame de Grace, , Alt the 'above c.f.f. bay ports. '
were destroyed yesterday, bringing
man isiters to King Husein during 2,
The man is Ilaji '1 12: one of ths
y v yAernutsivi,cesni.2coer.n, track, Toronto -No.
the total of mutilated trees up to.25,
aim M.
Arabia.-
17 having been cut down g .1VIon-
. his stay in Traneperdania. He claimed
Millfeed-Del ItIentreal freights;
at 'Mecca. Then, in, the. year 1799, shorts, per ton, 730; m ddlings, 736;
The trees, which were in 'memory of
foul: yars old, and were growing ad_ grated to Palestine when Napeleoril Ontario- oats- omieel,
day, -night. --th be 140 years old, having,been bora bags included. Bran, tier ton, $28;
fallen Canadian soi,diere, were about when about 12 or 13, I ji Tal ir rzu- good feed flour, 3‘71- bag, $2.30.
was operating on the Syrian cOASt. iyiar.tivs. ‘
miiably. Great indignation id- being1
expressed in all quarters of the city
his c.aimsaid Mr. PhilbY, "but it mercial, not quoteld, To:13, oShliperre;
"I da hot vouch for the soundness of f,/,,To, a .viint1-7.,No''' 2nowinit,e14 neteinal;
over the outrage. A reWaed of 7500
is locally accepted. on the evidence of pointS, according to freights. P 1'
for information leading to the arrest
rolitewY-4,11LaltNinog.,2n,ot 'quoted.
of the perpetrator is offered by al he oldest inhabitants, who declare'
that they have never known him as
local newspaper. All the trees were I lye -No. 2, nominal.
'It nornival,
anything but ATI old Man.
cut or chopped through about three tan. flour, first pat, 710.40, To -
feet above the ground. I "He is sound in wind and limb, andl se
i rot o; do, second pat., $9:90, Toronto.
v._, has an enomeous ap,petite, and, streak- ' Pastry flour, bags, 77.b0. .
Each tree wee planted in /flamer
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an indisputable power of 1 Straw--Carlots, per ton, $8.00 to
of an indiVidual Montreal soldier kill- est e't all'
•
z mastication with the cud of what put, 78.59.
ect oveaseas, w ose name afl(t 0511011010,
porM ..ba a newly sproutiog but
Were inscribed upon it, There were,
• still invisible third set of teeth,
in all, aliput 840 trees.
King George Confers Order
for SerVices in Saving Life
despatch from London says: -
Tuesday's list of King's Birthday hon -
Ora contained the name of B. W. Tib -
lilt, who was awarded the- Order of
the British Empire, "for public eer-
vices in saving life." Lod Knutsford,
Chairinan of the London Hospital, has
disclosed the nature of these public
Setvices, Tibble some time ago „in-
formed the London H6Spital author-
ities that he was prepared at a ma -
merit's notice to give e pint of his
blood to save a patient's life. Sitee
then he has on 44 occasions giren
pint of blood. The usuel fee fot each
transfusion is five guineact; but Tibble
always refused to take payment for
'declares that he cella -flitted
Screenings -- Standard, recleaned,
f.o.b. bay ports, p,er to, 724.01
Hay -No. 2, per ton 713.00 to
matrimony for the first time at the 71400: No. :3, -per ton, 71100 to
age of 70 or thereabouts, and he has 12414 mixed, Per ten, 79,00 to
recently married again."
11.00; lower grades, 76.00 to 79.00.
Cheese -New, large, 20 to 201/2c;
twine, 21 to 22e; triplets, 22 to 280;
Stiltons 23 to 24c. Old, large, 27 to
28c• triins, 28 to 29e; triplets, 28
to iee.
Butter -Finest creamery prints, 37
to 38c; No. 3 creamery, 85 to 36e; No.
2, 33 to 34c, Dairy prinks, 26 to 2e.
Eggs -Fresh extras, in cartons, 37
to 88e; loose, 35e; fresh firsts, 33c;
seconds, 80.
Live poultry --Chickens, spring, lb.,
bags included. Bran, per ton, $38;
to 4 lbs. 18c; spring chickens, 4 lbs.
I and over', M.P., 24c; do„corn fed., 22;
roosters, 15e; ducklings, 6 lbs. and up,
22c.
Dressed poultry--Ohickens, spring,
lb., 60c; hens, over 4 to 5 lbs., 28c;
do, 3 to 4 lbs., 22c;. -spring chicicens, 4
lbs. and -over, M.P.,36c; do, corn fed,
82c•, roo0ers,„ 20c; ducklings, 5 lbs,
and up, 27c.
Beans --Canadian, handpicked, lb.,
his services. The Govc.rnors of the 11"Y stP•Inallre flier, breaks all non-stop
records,
Lt. C. H. Sehildhetter, United States
keeping Ms ship aloft for 61/2c: Primes, Go.
hospital therefoye elected lam a life
Govetnor in recognition of un- nearly 29 hoties. He Zit/vex:ea More Mare products --Syrup Ter Ina
selfishness.
I
o ' thrue2,000 .t:i": per 5-ri. t n 72.30
CROSS -WORD PUZZLE —
INTERNAT ANAL svimicKrt,
SUGGESTIONS PON 'SOLVING CROSS -WORD PUZZLES
Start out by filling ih the words of which you feel reasonably
sare. These will give you -a clue to other words crossing them,
and they in turn to still other, A letter belongs in each white
space, words starting at /be numbered equares and running either
horizontally or vertically or both.
HORIZONTAL
1-A vegetable
6-.0f more recent date
10 -in the year of our Lord (abbr.)
11 --To analyzeiaccording to gram,
;14 -Division, of the army (abbr.).
/6 -Railway (abbr.) -
17 -To strilce out
18—Note of the Scott
19—One Who loves extremely,'
20 ---Perches . .
21 --Footless animals
24—TOake firm hold .„
28---Hlg heat card
29--Varlety of park
82 -Exclamation
33--CIty In N. E. Massechasette-
35-Pretlx, ToWard; to
37--Everiasting
i39-Abbr. for name a Weseern
85—Black ltd re.d bird of U. S. (Ph)
40--Covereci with dots
42—Bono (Latin)
43-A dunce
45 -Used in blinards
46-Macle an error
49 ,--1111,13 siciewaye
51—Veriety of domestic fewl
53 --One Who paints
66—Abbr. tor a thoroughfare
66,--A vegetable
59 -Civil Engineer (abbr.)
60--Towerd - .
61 -Plural of that
62 -Prefix meaning "In"
04-Cyrate„-.
0 --To 130 (111129SAAt.
-VERTIGAL .
1-A throng
2—Mother. (abbr.)
3 -Loves extreztiely r
4 -Musical entertainment
5—River in Venezeula
6 -Looks at rnaliolonaly
7 -City in Stete,o1 Washin0tOn
8-A large cask (abbr.) .-
9 -Dried. fruit
12 -Man's name (familiar)
13-00, Central State of 1.1..S.
16 -Measure of lengthe(alobr.)
18-A thoroughfare (abbr.)
22—A fastener • '
23, -Attentive
25—Proportion
26 --in front -
27 --=A spring flower
29—Party to a marriage ceremony'
30—Tint
31—Stout
24 --Short sleep
'A3.---Sefore •
41 -,Charge made.for Instruction
43 -,Bigoted '
44,-"-Physielan
47 --Ties again
48—Abhor
49—Dots .
60---meee rational
ea -a -Alan's` name (abbr.)
24 -,--Southern State of U. S. (abbr.1
57---k,i3br: for a New England State
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58-,-A bone (Latin) •-•
80--Samo as al (innsioal)
'63-ePoint of Comenod (abbr.)
per, ga ,; Maple sugar, 1 ., 26 lo 26c.
Honey -60 -lb. tins, 18%c per lb.:
10-11), tins, 1:31/2c; 5-1b, tins, 14c; 21/2 -
lb. tins, 1514 to 1.6c.
Smoked meats -Hams, med., 80 te
31c; eooked hams, 44 to 46c; smoked
rolls 22e; cottage, 23 to 25e; break-
ft:set:aeon, 30 to 32c; special brand
breakfast bacon, 85e; backs, boneless,
85 to 42c. '
Cured meats -Long eiear bacon, 50
to 70 lbs., $22; 70 to 90 lbs,„ 720.50;
20 lbs. and up, 719.50; ligltweight
rolls, in barrels, 789.50; heavy-
weight rolls, $34.50 per bbl.
Lard-Pute tierces, 18 to 181/2c;
tubs, 181/2 to 19c; pails, 19 to 191/2c;
prints, 20 to 201/2c; shortening tierceS,
14e; tubs, -144.c; pails, 16c; blocics,
Oats, Can. west., No, 2, '73c; Can.
*det., No. 3, 6ibe; A7CbTA No. 1 feed,
64e. Elour, sprier wheat pats.,
firsts, 710.40;i twee:ode, $9.90; strong
bakers', 79.70; winter :pats., ehoice,
$7,30 to 77.50. Rolled oats, bag 90
Thee 73.75. Bran, 728.25 to 729.25;
shorts, $30.25 to 731.25; middlings,
$36,25 to $37.25; Hay,No, 2, per ton,
CAT lots, 714 to 715.
Cheese, finest wests., lgt/sc; finest
casts, 18c. Butter, No. 1 pasteurized,
831/2 to 34c; No, 1 creamery, 3258 to
36c; seconds, 31% to 32e. Egge, fresh
specials, 36 to 37c; fresh extras, 34
to 35c; fresh firets, 32e.„, potetoes, per
bag car lots 55c.
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NmAysVteAryL So, Ef APPoLlaAii NExESpeTdOition
Fortnight s Abience.
'RELIEF' OF AIVIUNDSEN
Still Remains UrisolVed After
,despatch from Oslo, Norway,
says :-A fortnight has passed since
Captain- Roald Amundsen with hie
five companions disappeared, into the
Arbtic wastes in their. quest for the
North Pole, and the mystery of their
whereabouts is still unsolved. '
Amundsen is understood to have
left with Captain Hagerty, of the
steamer Farm, sealed instruction, to
'tare. What these contain has not been
be opened a fortnight t after his depar-
Government, at the request of 'the
flight, is despatching on Satur-
day4,700-ton steamer Ingertre, placed at
Great „Norwegian Coal Company of
Hobby, and will then begin immediate -
divulged. Meanwhile, the Norwegian
Aelo Club, which promoted Amundz
two naval scout seaplanes by the
'P.TIrtlizebeligrie;e•rtre, it is expected, will
to connect with the Farm and
tbe Government'S disposal by the
arrive 'abont mid-June at Ring's Bay.
and flown to Wellman Bay, Dane Is-
land, a systematic search of the ice edge
where the seaPlanes will be unloaded
along about the 83,st degree of lat.
Heavy steers, choice 77.75 to 78.40;
do, good, 77,50 to 77.76.; butcher
steers, choiee, 76.75 to 77; do, good,
$7 to $7.75; do, med., 76.50 to 77; do,
coin. 75 to $5.50; butcher heifers,
choice, 77 to 77.50; glo, 76 to
76.50; dot coma 75 to 85.50; butchervolume claimed he had definite proof
cows choice i 75.75 to 70- do, fair to that the soul survives 1110 ,,si
e cjecomp-
good, 74.50 to 76.50; canners and cut-
ters, 72.50 to 72.76; botcher bulls,
good, 74.50 to 76.30; do, lair, 72.75 to
74; bologna, $3 to 73.50; feeding
steers, good, 76.50 to 77; do, fair, $5
to 76.25; stockers, good, $6.50 to 76;
Prince Enjoys Crowded
Visit- at Durban
.A. despatch from Durban says:-
In addition to opening the dew dock
here on Thursday the Prince of Wales'
activities included reviewing a gather-
ing of 15,900 children, a charming
ceremony which found the Prince in
his happiost Mood, and the childrea
ecstatic with delight, 'and an inspec-
tion of 10,000 Indians in review.
In the afternoon Wales led his team
to victery in polo match, 4 goals to
80 Of these the Prime contributiA
two goals.
The Royal party proeeeded to Es-
howe, near Pietermaritzburg on Fri-
day, to 'witness a gieat Zulu assembly.
Noted French Astronomer
Passes Away
A despatch from Paris says;--
Camille Flarnmarion, the noted French
astronomer, is dead. M. Plammar;on
died at his observatory at Juvisy-rnr-
Orge, France, Ile Wads astronomy
popular, and in rocently written
tion of the body,
There is something better that a
man can give than Ms life, and that
is his living spirit. --Woodrow
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