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ONTARIO 'BEEKEEPERS' AS.
SOCIATION.
Pearliament Buildings, '
Toronto, August 3rd, 1910.
Dear Sir :—
The Honey Exchange Conn
mittee of the Ontario Beekeepers'
Association met at the Secretary's
office yesterday, August 2nd.
Reports were received .from 450
points throughout the Province,
representing 23,582 hives of bees,
an increase of 50% over last year.
All parts of the Province were well
represented and the Committee was
thus able to , get very accurate
figures as to crop conditions.
It was found that there was
practically no old honey left on the
market and that all reports indit;ttt•
ed that 1909 prices suggested by
the Committee were realized, The
average production per colony of
light honey is 58 3 pounds as cont
pared wii,h 59.1 rant year. While
the crop in the centre and . western
part of the Province, where the
bulk of the . marke�iitable honey is
produced, is lovb%r considerably
than last year's, there is a much
larger crop in the eastern counties
which has kept up the average.
.After considering the reports
carefully the committee would re•
commend the following prices for
the year:
No. i Light extracted (wholesale)
10 to tic per 1b. ,
No. 1 light extracted (retail) 12e
to 15c per ih.
No. 1 Comb (wholesale) $1,80 to
$2.25 per dozen.
No, 2 Comb (wholesale) $1 50 to
$1.75 per dozen.
The Committee find that large
quantities of extracted honey have
already been sold by. Peel County
Beekeepers at 10%o, ear lots.
f. o. b shipping point` for the
western markets. In view of the
decrease in the crop and the firm
prices of fruit. the Committee
believe that the above prices
should be realized and would
suggest that beekeepers hold paft
of their honey for later delivery
unless present prices are satisfact.
ory. We would again suggest
that the local demand, which is
increasing, should be specially
looked after,
A later report will be issued to
cover Buckwheat honey.
Yours very truly,
Wm, Cease, Streetsville.
W. j Craig,. Brantford.
EL G. Sibbald, Clause.
Morley Pettit, Gueinh.
P. W. Hodgetts, Seo'y.
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Chd4FilbeT'B:TLs S Diarrhoea Remedy. .-
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to 43,000 different dealers, a bu„ hel
each. Now te few of the dealers
paid cash on delivery but far the
greater number said it was notcon-
venient then, beit.that they would
pay later..
After a few months had passed
the farmer's bank account ran!
low. "How's tbis?" he said. "My
3,000 htisnels of wheat should have:
ll•ept me in aifluenoe until another
crop is raised, but I brave parted
with the grain and instead I have:
avast nrimber of accounts go small
and si:t tteied that I cannot get
around and collect even enough to
pay expenses," So he posted up a
public notice and asked all those
who owed him to please pay quick.
-ly. But few came, the ethers said
"Mine is only a small matter and
I will pa' r some other day." For-
getting that though each account
was very small, when they weee
a'i'1 put together they meant a large
sum to one man.
Things went on thus and the
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fell out of bed and awoke, and
went out to his grainary where he
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Horses and Men in New 'Dance
Arranged for Canadian National , •
Exhibition,. s SEEDS
During/the past few weeks the
various parts of
people of the a ous p rt Ont..:
ario have seen the troopers of the
Royal Canadian Dragoons on duty
for the preservation of lave and
order at points affected by the
(rand Trunk strike. At the
coming Canadian National Exhibi-
tion they will have an opportunity
of seeing them in a more attractive
guise when picked riders, will
execute in front of the grand stiand
the beautiful and intricate; -:€figures
of "The Dragoon Cotillion!' This
embraces all the picturesque and
complioated figures of the stateliest
of old fashioned dances. As the
cotillion reaches its climax the
movements attain a puzzling coin.
plexity out of which' horses and
riders extricate themselves in a
most graceful and precise manner.
The spectacle in daylight as the
red coated horsemen perform their
evolutions with set lances and
bannerettes fluttering in the
breeze is beautiful in the extreme,
but it does not equal in any 'sense
the exquisite picture at night when
each lance point is tipped withan
eleottrio light. This episode is in-
variably greeted, with their riders,
with applause by the thousands
who nightly visit the Canadian
National Exhibition.
FISH AND GAME PROTECTION,
A new departure, but .ore that
should receive the approval, of all
sportsmen, marks the August issue
of Rod and Gun in Canada, publish-
ed. by W. J. Taylor, Ltd., Wood -
stook, Ont. The greater portion of
the reading pages is given up to
the reproduction in full of the
Interim Report of the Ontario Fish
and Genie Commission, As a rule
Government pd'blioations receive
only scant attention and have but
a limited circulation. In this in-
dtanoe, however, the Report,
through its appearance in the
Alagazine, will be brought pro-
minently before the attention of
sportsmen, not only throughout
Canada but also in the states, and
the marry suggestions and re•
commendations contained therein
can scarcely fail to have some
effect in a much wider field' than
the Province. The interest taken
in Fish and Gane protection is
now general throughout North
America and this document Will be
studied and quoted for'.a lolls time
to conic. The. statemirl€t. ,,11 exist•
ing oonditiOns and .'Yui eetel!1,"Q' re-
commendations. tor improvement
will bear much consideration frons'
sportsmen. Through their organ-
izations thev should let the
Government know their views on
these matters in order that "legisla•
tern meg be basal upon at1 heist
some of them. The interesting ex-
perience gained in "Cianoeing on
Lake Superior" is concluded' and
the story told of Mr. Yance's i'et
Fox, while the capture of a big
fish is related. For trapshooters
the number is fascinating as it
gives interesting accounts of many
big meets and numerous smaller
ones, showing the importance
attached to this bra.noh of sport
throughout the Dominion.
If your liver is sluggish and out
of tone, and you feel dull, bilious,
constipated, take a . dose of .Cham-
berlain's Stomach and ' Liver
Tablets tonight befizae retiring and
you will feel all right in the morn-
ing. Sold by 3'. J. Merger.
WESTERN FAIR,. 9
London, Ontario, Sept, to•'17.
The official programme for this
great Exhibition is being distribut-
ed throughout the Country, and it
is certainly a very complete one
this year. There will b3 tWo Speed
events each afternoon of more
than ordinary interest. The
music will be furnished by the
Bends of tbe 7th Fusiliers; Lon-
don, and the 91st Regiment e.7an-
adian Highlanders, Hamilton,
Ontario. Berao's Comedy ("irons,
a great European Act, introdno(ng
trained ponies and Mule.; The.
Ernst Trio, The Adelaid Trio and
The Plotz Larelies, all separate.
acts and all artists of the very
highest order. Tho Balton Troupe,
Aerialists, are perfect wonders.
The flying Jordans are world faun;
ous» The Flour Albas and The
Zello Troupe are Comedians who
are really funny, while Billy La-
Mothe and the Motoring Comiques
will never be forgotten. The
Marriott Twins Co. is an act of
skill, comedy and novelty, which
must be seen■to be appreciated. In
addition to all tbe above, there.
will be a ;magnificent display of
Fireworks each evening, introduc-
ing the novelty of "een Automobile
Collision,"
with fifty-eight -ei ht
other
other distinct pieces, and coached-
with that new Pyrotechnic triumph
"The Eruption of Mount Vesuv-'
ins," Grand Stand reserved seat
tickets for each perforinsnee. All'
information on applicati+bnl to the
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