HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1919-02-27, Page 2Markets of -the World
Docom. and med. 65 00 75 00
Sprungers• 00 00 140 00
Light ewes 9 00 10 00
Yearlings , 12 00 12 50
Breadstuffe. Spring Meals 14 00 15 50
Torente, Feb. 25:- Calve, goodto eboice 15 50 17 '15
Manitoba Wheat -No. 1 Northern, Hogs, fed and
$2.24%; No. 2 Northern, $2.2114; No, watered .... . 17 50 18 00
3 Northern, 12.17%; •No, 4 wheat, Do, off cars , 17 75 18 25
in etoe Feet William. Do, f.o.b. . • 16 50 17 00
lilenitoba, ovt-No 2 C.W., 70%e; Montreal, Fb 25--Cholce select
No. 3 CLW., 6.2dee; extra No. 1 feed, hogs, 117,50 to $18.00 per 100 pounds
tedeee; No. 1 £o1, 60%e; No. 2 feed, weighed off ears. Choice steers, $11
00%e, iii store For Willicon. to $1.2.75; good steers'$5.00 to $11,00;
eneeieee inteky-No, 3 0W. 5S%; beteliees' bulls, $8.50 to $10,50; others
No, 4 OM, 78eeci rejected, 70%e; $5.50; hatcher& cows, $9,00 to 111.00;
feed, 70%c, in etore Fort William Poorer Prices, $0.00 to $9.00; canners
American eaen -No, as yellow, aud cutters, 15.00 to $6.00. Mille -fed
$1•50; No. 4 yeltow, $1.47, prompt calves, $10.00 to $16.00. Sheep, $9.00
ehipment. •e1e,00: lambs, $13,00 to $15.00.
Ontario oats -No. 2 white, 58 to
61e; No. 5 white, 57 to C0e, aceordiug FRANCE LOST 45 SHIPS
to freights outside.
Ontario wheat --No. 1. Whaeie Per Four Dreadnoughts and Five Gillis -
ear lot, $2,14 to 12.22; No. 2 dc., $2.11
to $2.19; No, 3 do., 12.07 to $2•15, ers Antoug 110,000 -Ton Naval Loss.
e.o.b., shipping points, according to A. full list or Prete& naval losses
freights.I in the war, WiliCh hes been published,
1
Ontario -wheat,-No. 1 Spring,4; $2.N09; inelude four battleships, the Beuvet,
• Sufrren, Gaidois and Denton; foue
3 do., $2,02 to 12.10, f.o.b., I r
IP
peenta according to Ireighte. amed eruisere, the Loon Gambetta,
tteher arid D. elletit
Peas• -No. 2, 11.75 to 11.80, accord-, ..4-„tlioneei• Chaelier•
EIrS, and on ,1 ft oftlik,01,the,
Chateaureeault. There were, beside,
fourteen destroyere, eight torpedo
boats and foartan submarines lost,
One of the submarines, the Dude,
was refloated he• the enemy, bat wes
,telitiirtil Story Comeuenas Bear -
mg to freights outmde.
Beeley --Malting, 75e. to 80e. ma:-
Bueltveheat-No. 2, 95e nonlinal.
Rye -No. 2, $1.25, nominal.
Manitoba liour--Govomment stane
weesameeeree
"eleeetee
eee-We een
'atiosithasigait01111111110
In the Far North -Canadian and American railway men replacing a
p•ece of track and a bridge south of Archangell, Russia, which had been
destroyed by the Bolsheviks.
CANADA'S SHARE
IN ANNING NAVY
deed, $10.85 to $11.10,.Toronto, , subeequently recovered. The Minor
• Ontario flour -War eletalitY• $""'-ei shipe whieh were sunk were five
in begs. Toronto mid Montreal , . .
- • • ' • auxiliary elite se.rs, four gunboats,
prompt Shipment
', ' • Millfeed-Car lots, -delivered Mon.eseventy-two sobiee,•ine chasers, one
trete; freights, nap ineholee. Bram, eloop and sever: small craft.
•'• 140.25 per ton; eliorte, $42.25 per ton; The lees, in tenneee was 110,000,
• good feed flour, $3.20 to 13.50 per egad:lei 5e0,000 tons for Englaini, '10, -
bag. - 000 tore: fer hely. eal 17,500 tons for
.Hay -Nee. 1, 820 to $21 Per tea; i the United Seatese
... • . mixed, $18 to 4;19 per ton, teed; To
i
• ing and Conduct of Over
4,000 Canadians.
despatch ;Irani Halifax say: -
Canada's greed but little known part
in manning the navy for proLeetion
of her own shores was uncovered a
little bit hero be- Admiral W. Oswald
Story, who is in cornmend of the
CANADA ADDS
WEATHER COLD IN
NORTH RUSSIA
But Health of Canadians is Good
_ ,
and Winter Sports Serve
as a Diversion.
A despatch from London says: -
From the latest arrivals from. the
Merman coast it is learned that the
Allied troops olf tho North Russian
expeditionary force are in good'health
conditions and the military settled -
ties are doing everything' to alleviate
the discomforts of the extreme cold,
combined with the Arctic 24ehmir
night. The temperature was nearly
40 degrees below zero in January, and
only three to fear hours of daylight
during the month at Port Murmansk,
which is 200 meee within the Arctic
circle.
The troope are mostly aecommo-
dated with weed -lined log haericaclee
or collapsible buts, fitted with eleep-
PAT FROM SUNSET COAST
PRINCESS •
WHAT THE WESTERN PEOPLII
leereg
ARE DOING.
GRELIS BATTALION
Colonel -in -Chief Inspected Men
Progress of the Great West TWA
and Fixed Wreath to Colora,,
in a Few Pointed
A. despatch from London says:•-•
Princess Patricia ed! Connaught 'bade Paragraph/. !
ftazieoeiteloIton,clai'nriatice4to blether 5onsustubl,la:;
The appointment of a paid secre-
which ;11:21:K her name and of ivetich tary-treasurer has been decided upoon
She is the Colonel -in -01W, by the comrades of the Great War
The battalion, which only arrived at Victoria.
in England from Belgium a fortnight Mr. II. Charlsworth, of 'Victoria,
ago, was impeded by the Princess has been appointed the new president
at the Canadian camp of Bramshott, of the British Columbia Teachers'
near Liphook. Me men bad with vederuticu.
them the colors which the Prineess •
worked with her awn hands and pre- The order of the British Empire
embed to them when they let ot_ has been conferred on Capt. W. II.
Lettiee, of. Victoria. He went over -
la f • Franco and which they mete 1 f a
..•••• •••••••
eicel through many ongagentenee. The seas with the 47th Botta iori rex
Iva. ,
Vaneoriver three years ago.
Men were in fighting kit anti looked
extremelY sanest on earade. A company known as the Canadian
After hasped:mg and addressing Siberian Expkwation and Develop -
Ing bunks and Ituseme stoves. Von- the Men, the Princess feted teethe merit Co,, Limited, has received its
ous entertainments eve frequently colors, which were preeenteet to her charter in Vancouver.
TO SHIPBUILDING ffis..4.1h)deze
d. Winter :FiOrtotsing
espa7:aZy. 1i noetiO. ineribed: "To the
La.,1).(11?:0(4T,Tvet,1),It:11,15',11'efd
(Judged in. There are comparatively Prineees deatriete's Canadian Light enea end meningitis at Vancouver'
few elves of frostbite owing to the Infantry from the Coionel-ineOhief,
in eecognition a their berate SerirltteZ
191S Output of Vessels Greater -,ea-v suPP c
Than Any Previous Year., The North Ressine allied troops
are garrisonieg lle0 miles of the Mur -
A despatch from Loedon says:- man railway. Supplies for outposts
Lloytr.s anneal summary of mercantile ave despatched from the reilhead,
shiehuildine threerehout tho world in sernethnes 200 miles distant, by rein -
in the groat war, 191,1-18."
The battalion marched peel; As Coe-
onelein-Chief to the inspiring skirl of -t';("rtai if4
oripeinatea treeeh raids.
credited with having firs
.•
the bagpipes. It is noteworthy that - -
The medical health ellarer in the
the eolore presented the Prineesewiere
of the allied and neutral countries fee hy the women folk. Two of the latter the only ones carried in }lotion by
Britieh 'troops in ihiS To'ili'. - that schools be kept eloe,ed owing to
Point Grey distriet has requeeted
1918 shows that the meeeartile output deer el -edges, -March are often driven
figure hi e never previously been ap-• enEant co-odue.t in repelling enemy amc vl we A u A DI A DI • the. epidemic of influenee.
• • A shipment of three co:deeds of
that yet•r watt 5,447444 tone.. • 'This have reedeed the MIR:Mt Media for e_____n_e,,______
ronto. Noeth Atlertie equedron oe the Beet- proaehed, It is more than Oil per raids on fan'. '.011 O. - A DM 'al Minn - - beef cattle, forwarded from Vernon
General Hospital.
Lieuteneant Harold Owen, son of
Major the Rev. C. (1. Owen, of Vie-
ohaed is stationed at Halifax. cent. higher than the eutper for 191e. Mermaid, is an ice -free port, but tea Vemeouver, malted to the shipper
" - • Steele-ea...Iota-el° to $11 per ton, Some 20 U-Ront Commandere .
- •
th 1 r.rier itt -the the forces at Arcleangel Are Mll-
e 1.00011., N , SgOT
cue Iota . 1 Ala Lieutennet A. G. Imlate, Vancottv?.-r.
Council and the Board of Trade to
To Be fried on Murder Charge.. The oceasion wes dilute)! by the tety
which included Germany ana Aestria- pletely eut elf from the outside world
Country Produec-Wholesae. A ch • e le me Landon
Petter-
Dairy, tubs mt. rolls, zla 10 it,tuter's .says leeree that elm earn- from the \Vattern province, Accord, -
the party .of visiting newepapermen c -` • ' • - • • • • tl e tvo
luded from the present eennlation. ccmmunmetton betwee •
0. Third °facer and Two
Splendid results beteg secured
118e• prints, 40 to 41e, Creemery, freeh
meteion whiell is enquiring Into Ger- hat te the enthusiastic teetimony of e e
Three hundred an 1 one vesels of foreee commanded by Oen. Ironsidothe G cet Near Veteran's Asse-
t us gram old see og, more oar* • ,
I • ' d t' 1000 Le-..e,le0 tone, w ere larine. ed t las„,on y poeet e n Wounded. ,
elation in the ohlammg et poeitions
made eelide, 5lee. prime, Gee. man eueinarine exeees has now euffie h ; 1 ' -1 e-'11 i winter tima_hy • °them seriou„!3;
Eggs -New laid, 43 te 44o. dent evidenee io eoneiet some twenty t-ok pert in this work.
• a Upited Kingdom.. Met is 58;1 'T el ' 1 •i;
Dreesed poultry--eSprzug 011cl:erre., German el...len:Jr:lie eemmanders near -
• - 1 • • te'e• ee• f menthe of the Year. Inter- cf. the ILAA.Y., has returned Mame.
.„03. ac °plane. ajor ernes eeac ..e
• . A cit.:patch from pays: fee returned men at leateteueer,
tons below the vecord of 1013, but it' ten is attached to Gen. eleynartre
26 to 82.- rooeters, 25e; fowl, 27 tel et. eeein „t peeeee.t, .tre “I regret Yee aid not come here' „et„eie • Kurt Elsner, the Dere:rem Premier
is 185,223 tons mare than in 1917, and . headquarter,: ae an a: "%ISO C.11 . orporal C. II, Pi:V:01`,,, of Vt311-
rind kilkd on Fr. • eetw,.,e, woo aceidentally killed in
1dav by.
e• eels Ines, eee; areceys. e;, Ger, .e, - s. - 7oft,Se5 tons mere than in 1016. I equipment, while a special To:eta of wee ehcet
30 d t 40 I ' " sooner," said the Admiral, "and see
11'4'nei Fero after four )7e•I!S' service,
Ial Glint Are-tY: as
. mu..c... et en eta ••
NN'aat Caanda's nava •wine; -wee On • 1.1 ...
1 anyeeere nertieul•ve beve bad. Outside thee United Kingdom there Canadian. officers and 11.111.WITIMIS-
• i'•,= eel 11, 'Li, were launched 1,565 merchant ves-; sioned offieers, all experienced in 1\1%,•,',firrti,,:hi,„:t...°02-Ti-'icrie The deportation of 'alien enemiee
Live poultry -Roosters. 20e; fo,vi," ' :' " " „ this coast we have had over 100
24 to to• Z.ltle; duckling's, llr/e: c-1* ' ' ' :"' - eels of the navy operating, manned by
35c; spring eilleiceent. e5e: gouse, 18e.
sq12,1S, tb)Z., geese, e5e.
.etween 4 000 tend o 000 Canadians.-
sele 4.009.324.tons. These figurre Klendyke conditiens, is attached to • e
cam, red la the 'miner- •
• • e heal uncathaeusly proposed by
Reuter atheees. and the oninion is ex- -
. the Dinned dbeio»ites" Aeesciation.
Cheese• --New, large, 26 to 2Siee; presael tent their sin -render aml The eervice these men have genclered • 13 • '
ION . r
f r He inetructoes Agetic
compared with 1917, and are 2,098,05 life. Teems of husky dogs have also t eiresee, and dee"). nen.... . .
29 to 2ille..; twee ealle to ealee c. ' mmistiee ' - ; " ;"
enme, u tons higher than in 1913. The United; been speohallY sent from Canada fee eliots teed from lebied .b.e., his head. Vnn';'°°•;e1••
Potatoes-Onterne-f.o.e. te. eat T States japan and Canada. were res-; tranelloet work, tlioltgb the local rein. Elener'i body wee cerried into the Funds ate: beieg soli:died Trent lee,
29eeet; Stilt -on. tleale to etle; ole. leree, latraal.1 elleeei el,,,,e e` eeeeet. itt ,tbi; to Coned:11ms been great They have
bad to man small ship. and live
ronto, ear ene.
ed in any wee. They have borne ponsible for 92 per cent. of the total' deer, winch roam m heres atm .0 Feeeign iiiinIstey, ehere It hoe ir, lle, !noes mon el. Venendeer to build tee
life to which they weee not aceuetome
0-,
twins, 23ee to 29c; teiplete. '20 to trial. nossnee ev as neva. tr' "
output abroad. . new industriee.
Beane -e 6,,en . eenene.: Allies Mt•st Reel:lea Germany these hardships cheerfully, and their Lepp country, are chiellY visea for Porter's !oage. .
bushel. eeeire• pi•linese;.$1.0e.1 Says. Beitieh :elission conduct throughout has •been irre- Some cifeer :hrojilt4 til eat •• I Th!: Royal 'Area ere e•i
Imported. lee, i-rieltese Buirne or In-; proaehable. I regret we have to part. C-4---CADA'S. E:VID3IT • and- no .ce . • • •
dian $4.00- Lireale. 15e. • ye:gee:cite teno ..eseeetel the. "elver in the tear fotel.e.
this purpose.
11 I' eu-' el- • - • 4 • • to en Polito are to be etatione 1 at Yee
28 to 29e lite 10-1e. tine, 27 to 2e.;,;:tean-,..- cr;I:ent, m.o.:rein; to the repert that you could have let the people of A despatch from Paris seays:-I
TO THE WAR . .- , , ,
first seaden ef the Leedeig wee meet- The Vancouver prey 1,y-lew leis
I A dale...tell eigen Parie eayee--The as we will. dernebilize 00 Monday. I ARRIVES IN TIME i /mews
- -HoneyeeEeteeetea eleven 5-111. tms eeed fee reel. ttennie Cermeny Is regret you dad not come eareer. so CONTRIBUTION
--"-tweetIti: just ma le by a i. 011 of fourteen Br caneh kuow the stfieridiel service There has been snme IvPPrein'n''in'al - . ed. Hardly b:el to., p,..,reeititee ce:o. been 1...iplre.10. and jiteeye, ere le•gelly
60-1b. tie, 10 to eTte. Comb: 16-07„, , / lest the Canadian exhibits for the e Le despatch from Delhi says: -In
- meneed When ilerr A ::, B.:.iV:V :111 • PiAllillted ilt Wain:IV:T. • • •
Koo. doz. a Ge,,mgrv• ro-enov -r-r the purpose
- -e-4.- time, but the ship containing them..
L, t' d fair would not arrive in; °Peningh 1 • f rd the 'Viceroy sited
the Legielative Council, ' ""-• . .
Loi
Minie'ee of the Intel -lee, wee ellen Owing to the evereeeeeding of N'ell-
," et• • • •••• • 1 eel-, a ' er --- oe'on eeetem
• 60-1b. tins, tei to thilece h 7 h
The
t.
. 450 Maple predeete-Syrup. per g30 to allon,. of eerelneilr.g 0 :7:voted official in- was 111111‘u'citinigg tioo'1.1.2lrit,•..-'sc...e.1‘...i.lee‘I'C',1f. (ta0a1c1Its'-'da!'ye In; been' i';re,le.;."•el, ildeeei '13
•"•- 0 o o 9 ''' 5..t.'10.,-eie'ted vatious alert- ti so have rendered."
$2.26 to ee.35; :eager, lle. 27 to 2Se. ' vestigation of the sitratele. The BRITISH GET 5,000 GUNS docked at Havre en Sundae-, and they; eweitiete
that India's contribution to the Allies
- !officers dedere• that the country is. BY GERMAN SURRENDER evill be carded to the fair ground by; ewes 91,000,000 sterling worth of. Kurt Eisner, the ileverielt Premier. to 1, and from 1 to 6.
Auer NI woL,,,La the left. eine, Ie veal a great shod: to a !urge
f t " With the o main, of the; . 900.00.0 •tons of railway deeP-
1 f ilwa track. 299 and Deputy 0,c1 wale leileni mad lee eirele of. friers:le at Velegereer to beer
other officiate e,e-ce fit..••••4',.:1; of tee death of 'Lieut. -Col. Il. Rod,
o • lf C (h.. ' • do Ctwere
• The shots were fired frern the pide of peceroonia, at St. John, N.B.
lie gellery, mid causal a -p4nik, 411n•2.11,1; Liquid air is to he one oft the
the deputies. thief eteenialities tinned out in a -•
by the militery. -
The Diet building le helug no:' ele,1 nee; indoetry to Ile- ad:Oakes:id m
There ie. reported to letve been a
Veminever very shortly.
25eY to 25ele; tells, 25% to atitie; i A de:spat-1h from Lendon ee'es• ma a '" ' German Prionners or War
Will Not Be litepairieted Naar ley l'f Vance:aver Mead during 1918.
. - stende• inereeee in the alining 111 1,10.
27%„. Up to February 14 the G.ermans• the representatives of the allies, at ing him, A despatch front Peri t eee •.: - - Cl•retvers are oppesing nay irerenee In
Repreeentaivee or the B.C. Freit
pails. 26 to 2,3e-ec; prints, 2Tel . to; ,„ . ,_ -I P ) ...
1 Important discoveries of fuel oil have motives, 4,065; motertrucks, 1,220. Oilicial ;announcement was merle that took to be the local pressman sketch-
; shire's estates at Chesterfield, Derby- had surrendered to the British 126,- tbeir meeVng at the Qual D'Orsay on After the ceremony he went up •to Mathias Erzberger, head of tee e. eeine.s 'ales. •• •
' shire *where eeplorrtion ha- been car- 826 freight ears. • Friday. decided that the tallies should the man, and said: man Armistice Cororniseion. has beer) Ille. lam Beelmen bee been eleethe
:been made on the Due of Devon- •
. -_-
Montreal Markets.
Prorisions-Wholeeate. ; !iring on its eenital as recrares eood -- , , e
Smoked •Ineate-Heins, medium, 351supolies. and teat either famine or A despatch from London says: -On fair, on March 1, the ex 1 1 e -Ifb•t- will'; ' ' •
to 38e; doe hoary, 20 to 32e: cooked, , Beishevismeneeneney both -will en- • beliale of the Government it has been be in position, ana there will be in at-11ocomptives, 5,800 vehicles, 42,000;000
1 articles of military clothing, 1,250,-
49 to 51e; reels. 31 to 32e; breakfast; eue before the next harven- if outside announced in the House of Commons, tendanee representatives of Canadian • 000 combatants and non-combatants,
bacon, .11 to .17,e; beeks, plain, 44 to I help is net C---7-21•.::-reng., The 1.1:,.(1 in answer to o cluestieri> that the fole industries and enterprises who are i
a....:.........r.a....•
b " • t arrive
45e; boneiees, 50 to e2e. teen. fate is esteanaliv nreere lowing equipmene of the Getman
Cured' Ineate--I•enel elem. bacon, 28: --,e_____.
.----4.....- -, aemies had been surrendered to the
to 20e; dear eellies, 27 to 2S.e. • PADEIZEWsKr ..9, GOVER.N'MENT
' Lard --Pere. ticeees, 27 to 2.7ees; I mot OIL FIELDS British up to February 9:
• tubs, 273.e to 2ee• pans. 27ile to 231.t• ; DISCOVERED IN DERBYSHIRE Heavy gams, 2,500; field guns
1 • 1 e 1 A despatch from Paris says :-
A Model.
The newly elected el.?. was opening
a bazaar at eludton. He was in the
middle of what he considered a most
telling speech when he noticed one he
wounded.
RECOGNIZED BY ALLIES
prints, 28ie to 2tii. Compound tierces, • - 2,500; machine guns, 25,000; trend;
me, .on on a. lai•ge scale and under reeognize the Pdish Government, "I-er-believe-0001-aw-you were informed by the AniQt1 War Couneil president of the Karoleepe Fere:ere'
" i offienal sereation. The supeliee ere I. NIQUE GIFT TO PRINCESS headed be- Ignace Jan Paderewski. sketching me -what? Isn't that so?" that at pre5ent there tan be no (lie Institute fee the. ono:ling ;:eur,
Montreal, Feb. 25. -Oats. extra No.' • i ' ' ' . ' b
. eanieed as vast. Experts are con- •
' - - PATRICIA FROM REGIMENT ee- "Er -yea" said Inc presentee. mission of the repatriat'on of GeraL.in owio, to 8 ,r,„,„1, oal,r,;.1; of ilfitio
. 1 feed, 77lec. Flour. new standerd
grade, $11.10 th $11.20. Rolled oats, 1 -.3 '
bags 90 lbs„ $4.15. leran. $40.25.
"What-er-nowspaper do you re. prisoners of war, exeept woundad men, three seltools Lathier,
Shorts, S44 to $45. $64- vincal that several other dell oil HOSTILITIES WITH POLAND
butter, choicest creamery, 51lie to 5311 oil in England 'than in the whole State Presented Princess Petjeict with a A despatch from Baste says: -An the sketch -book. "I deslgn comic post- a Viet:1,y Bond for storm.
Ilay, No, 2 per ton. car lots us. fields are in the eauntry. A despateh from London says:- SUSPENDED BY GERMANY present?" asked the conceited ALle men or men who are serieellY ill. .1:ave been clotted for eeeerel W'1.'.
Cheese, filiest Easterns, 24' to 25e; • An authority says there is more The Princess Pat's Reeiment ha.ve "No newspaper," said the man with The Sumas Coeueil e menlie.e 1
with th convention ro- 6 The poisons left in the system by the , veme,eti beni„ eereine.
1 1 t of • • • le
e selected 500 No 1. stock I f Penns Ivenia statuette of a soldier wearieg the °finial statement from Berlin says: cards." Health of the Heir.
Carl A, Neseen, of Aldergrme,
MS,eggs,r Y
dressed hogs, abattoir kiiled, badges of the Pats, and holding in
47c; potatoes per bag, ear lots, 51.75t,
lard. mire. wood. pails. 20 lbs. net, 251- his hand a book. in which are in -
$24i2 ALLIED VICTORY IN
to 29o. Mr1131.11c TERRITORY scribed the mimes of all who have
servd with the regiment.
Live Stock Markets,
Toronto, FO, 25. -
Choice heavy export
steers $16 00
Do, good 14 50
Choke butcher steers 12 50
Butchers' cattle
choice ......, 12 00
Do, good 10 50
Do, common 8 50
Bulls, choice - 10 50
Do, medium las8 75
Do, rough bulls 7 50
Butehee cOWS, &Oka 10 25
Do, good 9 25
Do, medium 8 25
Do, common 7 25
Stockers 8 00
Feeders 10 50
Canners and cutters 5 50
Milkers, good to
choice . . . 90 00
A despatch from London says: -
The Allied forces, in suecessful opera-
tions, carried out with courage anti
;I dash, have edema:tied to Segoja, 60
$17 60
/5 0 nules south of Soroko, on the Mur-
es 00 , man rsi:way, according to an undated
effietal report received here on Fri -
12 50 day night. The Belsheviki lost 50
11 25 men killed and 50 wouuded, anti the
9 00 Allies captured much material.
1100
9 00
8 00 GERMAN PROPOSES
11 00 NATIONAL MOURNING
9 50
8 50 A despatch from Weimar says: -
12 into the National Asseanbly, and one
10 tt50 ing
7 75 Telegrams of protest against the sign -
of the new armietiee are pouring
7 00 from Beelin demands that a period of
/40 00 national mourning be ordered.
eeeeteee!ret -"erre._
"1111111ww-
amersencomorc,
Conforming N e influenza seen to have meet 0 t Teen- for over o .
longing the armistice, hostilities with When sauces are set away, put a hair with many of the patleuts.
Poland were suspended on the morn- few bits of butter on top. This pre- remedy is, -first. ,bulld at, the health,
ing of February 17." • vents the forming of a &use ,
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moonalelle
Complete School Set ---24 Pieces
FREE TO BOYS AND GIRLS.
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1 BoglIsh Sohcc,1 Case
1 Japanese Pencil Box
O special Drawing Pencil
1 Compass
1 Itubber-Upped Lead Pencils
3 lietal-cased Lead Pencils
1 Pen Holder
3 Pen Points
1. Box Crayons (20 colors)
1 L'reser
1 Box Paints
1 Paint Brush
3 Patriotic Blotters
2 Packages Union Jack ii'lag Stickers
so that you can put the ling on
your school books, letters, etc,
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You win sell Suet 90 packages of our lovely embossed Si. Patrick and Baster
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HOMER -WARREN CO.,
Dept 53, Toronto
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fill a sheounce bottle. A druggist wili
put this up for you. Faithfulness to
this treatment is very necessary.
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INDIeN SUGAR AND COTTON
New Methods of Ftefbing Sugar Will
'metre Large Export Trade
Sugar making is one el" Jedia's meet
ancient industries, lett tete lt'o of
three-fourths of the sugar value of
the cane lry use ef 501111(1.00 maen-
inery and the muddy eletreeter of
the product, because religious pre-
judices prohibit the ten of animal
charcoal for refilling, have confined
India's sugar to lotal eeneumptioe,
says the World Outlook. With nearly
three million acres tattler eaze, pro -
clueing considerably raere than a
third of the world's 1th1, Inein neve,r-
thele.ss exports no sugar. On the
contrary, in addition tf) her own stet-
pendous production, she spends 525,-
000,000 for stager :annually.
With new methods of relining, there
is now a steady development of cen-
tralized plants, and soon India ---the
aboriginal home of the cane -wee
doubtless take a place as a sugar ex-
porting land commemsurate with the
size of her cane crop.
During the last official year the
cloth woven from India's home crown
cotton andl home-spen yarn wield
have belted the world forty times
around. Yet this amazing aliment
gave only a scant five yords.,per pee -
son, and this in a country -where the
climate makes cotton cloth the one
usable material for Most of tbe peo•
ple.
India alseady has 114,000 looms,
more than half of which are in the
Bombay Presidency olone. }Laminas
of thousands -of hand looms of homo
workers aro as yet ramountecl. The
cotton mills employ nearly 300,000,
mid the cotton ginning, cleaning and
pressing mills more than a third AS
mealy additional workers,
The present stens is pushing sative
industry into a naw development,
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