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circulation thAliit
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There as no thew le y one sure wan. at all *beety of acciour ding a unUl ting savings
wealth. tint,
and that,is by, saving it, A few gexsolns
inhetiit wealth, while other,) }lain,
-independence by a stroke of luck,
but the vast majorityof people secure a
competence by spending ess than they' snake and
saving the surplus.
We pay MIA per emit interest on deposits and money can
be withdrawn at any dine;
TRE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
AtUCTIONEERINO
k4i O1 I EC1ETC, Qcncral Auctioneer
wolltoentell h'trect Ulo4ericli.P.n. llex
std. Perin. farm s nee, and Wl othersaes
` will
tCSIvt) special attention. I will buy loose en.
a stock et 1iloasoho d Furniture. ao(1i Ploy
elsoteseh Pekoe Tote o knawwbttt,you have
to Rollin any line or call and eco Mist I can
dseqli Yolk. w- cqlailt0111 I11:Qlfik Tr. C.urJo1Ite
moo. eodcrkCh
-Gore tuna Oi cc :-COR. NORTH STREET
AND SQUARE W. L. HORS ON, MGR.
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STRAYED
TiAYED away from qur
premises, a
white
Srmat[on leading to i recovery, or its return vg- aba4t 140a;160 pounds. In -
to
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HOwllorewarded.Mo0u(oW & 1( N-
TN Ilb
WANTS.
POSITION WANTED as housekeeper by a
capable person, with beet of references.
Apply at STAR ON1010R.
ANTED -$y 8opumbur Ist a capable
Girl for ge oral housework. Mia. W.
Pnov0Noo'r, Apply to Miss Dickson, Water-
loo Bt
WANTED TO RENT:1.10 to 26 acres of
cultivated land near Godorieh. Land.
must
ro of Gita; full
partioulars. Apply
C. W. )E se
1 IRL WANTED, --Good General Servant.
Apply to Mils. H. W. TUOMSON. corner
Se David and Victoria streets.
GIRLS WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
-To work in Bisoule and Candy
Departments. Steadyemployn)entt,good wages.
D. 8. PERRIN & Co., IrrD, London. Ont.
G f HE ABERDEEN, Nelson Se, (s now
open for summer business, having
lately removed from North 8t Largo s sai
permanent or transient Rates;1 Der
ms, firet sday.
100
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
NEW HOUSE FOR BALE. -On Britannia
Road east of W. T. Murney'e residence.
Apply to CI. M. ELLIOOT, East 8t
FOR SALE. -A first class Dominion Organ,
0 ootavee. piano ease. Been in use only
a short time. Icor particulars apply at Seen
0106'105.
APRIVATE PARTY will eon. almost new,
standard make, upright Pfau°, at a
great sacrifice. Address X, care of STAR office.
TWO SUMMER TENTS FOR RENT. -11 x
14, on reasonable terms. Apply to S,HAl
8TSAn, St. David street Godorioh.
TRENT. -Comfortable moven-room House
neat' Collegiate Institute. Good cellar,
hard and water in kitchen. Terms easy.
Oe
OR
OR TO
good
atalgar Street Godorieh.oonod house. Apply to B. CMJNNINOS.
ne
I3 Onorril of land, 011 Hayfield d Road, with 3e
JE , at pro-
sent occupied by the undersigned. Abund-
ance of small fruits, such as pears, plume.
grapes, currents., eta. An ideal place for a
homoand garden. 1t lathe bust value in God-
erich. and will likely double inpilot)
wJhH
four.yeara. Apply on the pr , 1
res MALLOUOR.
ARM. FOR SALE. -100 acres berrik'• north
Fhalt of lot 12 con. 1, Ashfield, situated on
the Gravel Road, between Goderich and Luck -
now, three-quarters of a mile from Nile P. O..
church and store; it is considered one of the
bunt farMii in the County of Huron. Also fifty
acres a ofdenon half of lot 11. Rthere aro being
north half o
running streams on bothbuildin a 80x,0 ,aantt
stone foundation,oodfrtrains
20x40; a good frame house anditchan •, One
young orohard on the homestead. Both farms
are all seeded at prosect. The 60 acre lot hat,
barn 30x64 on it. For sale by Mos. Hoon
Gnome
i ARM FOR SALE OR RENT --Lot 2, con.
6, E. D. of Ashfield. containing 160 acres.
ole a olny loam, 75 acres grass. (eerie well
fenced, good artesian wetland wind mill; barn
• 40160. with stone basement granary and horse
stable 22x36. driving shed and other building".
llotse 20x30 with kitchen and wood shed.
Good orchard. Half mile from ohurch,8ohool
and post office. Apply to H. J. BLARR, Crewe1rn
P.O.
QIRLS WANTED.
GITILS VOTED
Girls wanted to work on
Boys' Clothing; good
wages and always steady
employment. After an
experience with us in
Clinton, situations will be
offered to first applicants
in our proposed branch in
Goderich.
One of the best situations
for girls today is running
power machines.
Write us for more partic-
ulars.
TII>;
Jackson illfg. Co.
CLINTON, ONT.
QDI1RiCU, ONT.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. 1906.
•tmw IA4a*OYauru vv+„'* r d*
WE WAtee NE\'.' ..Send; 'in naive L)oli'T FaiaEV,.--When you have
items lid I'm rA)
Stwillpublishthem. read this issue of Ttlli STA1i yen will
MH
it Phave visitors trout a distance, likely send It to your daughter, son or
if accidents occur in your neighbor. some friend living far away, so they
hood, Pe LU UIVCrsttries arc C('l orated, may see what is happening in the old
'let us know. Accounts of reniuvale, hemi neighborhood. That will cost
changes of proplerty. deaths, pm
ria es; ere., are egitinlate POWs. A
pus al card even can be nrttdo hold lets
of matter. Write pletely. particular-
ly nameo and placer', and sign your
name as as guarantee of faith.
SCANDAL Is NoT Ne7Wls. The Nee -
ter Advocate sizes up news matter
very nicely when it says: "One of our
subscribers took us to task this week,
for failing, as be reworked, to publish
all that happened. it was fortunate
for this particular individual that dis-
cretion occasionally demands the owls-
•sioo of unpleasant items. Should we
publish all that is told to us we would
be with the angels in alum twenty
minutes after our papers were mailed.
We try to print all items that are
news, or that will encourage, help or
sneer any of our citizens along life's
retied road. We all doubtless would
enjoy reading "all the news"jwtten it's
about the other fellow, but our policy
is to turn over to the gossips the
spreading of scandals that only leave
sorrows in their trail."
MANY HAPPY RETGRNS.-Tho Wal -
t
QODERiCH MARKETS.
Grain Is Otto sable old nrioo. but there aro
preeticaDV no offerings. The growing seeps
W ellje°. king
at g too
fine
ern skeo and holders refuse
Cattle and all meat aniWtnels, oxcopt Ilogs,aro
loss Clem though the drying up of pastures in
Meng' iocalitlen Mey strengthen the eattlo
market. pp
alt other dairy produce shOno
w littlulcIIiallge. and
R4porte from the townships are that the bey
crop has twee eeonro)7 tanned, and is int aver-
age crop. That wheat be falling to the reaper
and is expected to thrush out butter than was
wppell cam` and that barley and oats are looking
Current wholesale prices corrected
up to noon of Thursday.)
Fall wheat, standard.......... S0 76 to 70
t•!n
SFlpg wheat standard 0 76 to 7)
our, per owe, potent.. 2 60 to 250
Flour, per cwt., family 2 20 to 2 20
Bran, per ton. 18 00 to 19 00
Shorts. per ton 20 00 to 20
on perton 800to
Oats efts, l0 18 55 to 090
Barley 0 1100 to 0 43
Rye 0 48 to 0 48
Buckwheat, per bushel.. 0 18 to 0 48
IH3utyyterewper lb 0 10 teo 0 to 0 17
E gggs tfrosht per dozen 0 l6 to 0 10
Wooti, per cord 600 to 6 00
Cattle, export.. ..... .... .... 4 00 to 4 76
Cattle, ordinary and butcho•a' 9 60 to 4 25
Lambs, spring 4 60 to l) 00
Sheep, fat lewd 3 30 to 4 00
Hogs, live weight 7 60 to 7 60
Hoge, dreoeed 8 16 to 9 00
Hams, per lb 0 10 to 0 10
Bacon, long clear 0 14 to 0 11
Hides 700 to 720
Sheep skins 0 70 to 2 00
Tallow, rendered 0 01 to 0 01
Cblokens-barnyard ohtoks,per Ib 0 10 to 0 11
-crate ted 0 11 to 0 12
Beer, ford qunrtern 4 50 to 6 60
Beef. hind quarters 6 00 to 7 00
Potatoes . 0 W to 060
Haopberriee. 8 (0 9
Cattle and Hogs at Toronto.
Weekly Suli a Report, Tuesday Evg., July 31.
PROFESSIONAL
A ItOY ADAMS, teacher of Plano, etc.
Studio, Bank of Montreal Bloch, cor-
ner Wpst 01:001 and Square.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
YOUNG & ROBERTSON. REAL 1G8)FATE
AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
pFor selling, buying or renting town and farm
North [side, Court HousLite
Square.nnoo. Office,
NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
in the mattor of the estate of Isabella
Countyo Huron oWidow,dote
ceasedtch,tn'the
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant 10 R S.
0. 1897, cap. 129, that all orodltore and others
having claims against the eetate of the 'mid
Isabella Stowe who died on or about tho
17th day of February. 1900, are required on
or before tho 20th day of August 11351; to sand
by post or deliver to the under:lgee& their
Christian and eurnamee, addressor ant. do
scriptlons, the full particulars of their 0111.1ms,
and the nature of the eecurltios, if any, hold by
them.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTI(IE that af-
ter said last mentioned dere the executors of
the maid estate will proceed to dist.rlbuto the
tweet' of the deceased among the patios en-
titled thereto, having regard only to ellen r of
which they shall (bon have notice, and that
they will not be art thereof to aityable tor the nResew
per100 or arson.Of whose
themaas notice
the timelof not,have
distribution. by
Deem this 19th day of July, A.1'1,1006,
ANNIE MAY KINO,
By M. 0. JOHNSTON
Her Solicitor.
FOR SALE. -Two pew Dwellings on Anglo.
Key Se A comfortable Dwelling on Pieter St.
Building lots on Elgin Avenue, Essex Se, Cedar
87 and Pine St.
WANTED. -A few Furnished Housol or
Room8, near the Lake front to rant for the
summer season. YOUNO & ROBERTSON.
OR SALE OR LET. -A farm of 1I1 acres
of the best clay loam, belonging to Mre,
]do Fraser, Ooderloh, Wonted on the fleet ch n..
()odortoh township, 7 mean from Ooderlo
from Clinton and 6 from Bayfield. Fairly
good buildings, 2 orchards. Roasonablo terms.
For further partloulare apply to JAMES Col,
WELL, Meeks street, Goderich, or len. Awn-
r'wos, Goderich.•
PROPERTY FOR SALE.- Tho desirable
property on Elgin Avenue Ooderloh
owned and occupied by The Whitely. Good
house and two-thirds of an acro of laud, with
choice fruits. Tho house le heated by hot
water and has all modern improvements. A
bargain for any parolee wanting first -cher p50 -
party ata moderato pprfco. Apply to or address
DR WHITELY, QoderlOh.
APERS FOR SALE. - Several hundred
Ecofag of old newspapers for sale. Just the
STAR gve en ICA aro housecleaning. Apply at
MEDICAL
1)RS. iCMMERSON & TUR.NBULL.
A. T. EAIMORSON, M.1).
W. S. TURNBULL, M. B.
'Phones1 Cullens 102
0(Ilce5, Hamilton St. 1 Residence 121
Night calla for the firm of Drs, Emmerson
their officio,
Bambe newred either from
ilton etreet, 0r from l)r.
Tnrnbull'n reeldenco, Nelson etreet.
D- R A. H. MACKL1N, M. B.
Phyalcinn and Surgeon. Special attention to
eye. ear, nose and throat. Office and resldonce
Old Bank of Montreal, opposite Post Office,
West street. Oodorlch. Telephone No.162.
VETERINARY.
JFREEMAN, (honor graduneel Votorinlory
. surgeon. Member of the Veterinary
Aegoolations of London, opperatio a yip:octane,. Office, Bruce
Surgical
West,
hone adjoining Stewarts O(Ireonhounes.
W. E. KELLY
WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER
ANI) OPTICIAN.
1880515 OM 0100R11005 1.1014.04055
00050100, -
HNT.
Thele was a big run of cattle on the Juno1lon
murkot yeeterday morning. One hundred and
one oars unloaded 2,087 cattle. All kinds were
there from the tat cow that had served her
usetlllnees 011 the dairy to the .plump, well-
rounded 1,500 ether, known as a choice export-
er. Tho bulk of the cattle wore intended for
export, and the run generally was not as
good as ordinarily, There were It number of
extra good cattle. but o barge number of poorly
finished .tours. '1'tro breed and framework was
there for beef, but they had not been "hi pus
Lures green" or near the m081 chest long
enough. Consequently the movement w4a.4
slow, and some cattle were unsold. The areal
bulk (Manb'ed hands at $660 to $1.80.
Tho delivery of hogs lu Toronto is not largo
About 1,(100 came on the Toronto mamauu1 this
past week. Prices run along at about the name
tlguros us last week. Packers are anxious to
get the hogs, bus they lind that the Old Coun-
try bacon market does not warrant the high
prices here. They want pigs, but wast then
a little cheaper. Perk, Blackwell & Co. report
the situation as being easier In tone,•Ine° last
week, but.quoto the ,same prices of ,$8 off cars.
In Toronto. Wm. lhavlosOa quote lower prices
than bust, week, going below the $t figure.
Their prices are $7.05 off cars, and $7.11.; f. o. b.
country points.
BUSINESS CHANGE.
DENTISTRY.
CE. BALE L. D. S. D. D. S., McLean'.
• Block, BALE, Dr. Turnbull'', old
stand. At Dungannon Wednesday atternoone,
_..._...HOTELS
THF. HURON HOTEL, Goderich Ont. --
Thoroughly refitted and modernizetd. A
hp dayp hotethe
l Colo found and farmer.
--N. J. MOR-
RIS10Y, proprietor.
Mr. L. 13. Augustine having
bought out the interest of Mr.
Jonathan Miller in the East 1 -Street
Livery, the business will hereafter
he carried on under the name of
Walker & Augustine.
A continuance of public pat-
ronage solicited. Everything will
be kept up to the highest stan-
dard, and satisfaction guaranteed.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
on one cent an issue or «u or 00 cents
or the butanes of the year. Why not
ro in and leave us twenty-five cents
andhaveit mailed from this oMiee
every week until the first of January
1007? It will then reach the person at
the very earliest date and reggularly
and will be appreciated. It will be a
weekly letter front house. We will do
our part. You do yours.
READ This ADVERTt$EMENTU. - A
kerton Herald thus refers to a worthy
citizen: Mr,Malcolm McLean, V[tatker
ton's venerable postmaster, celebrated
hie eighty-eighth birthday on Tuesday
of last week. He was born at Mull,
Argylesblre, Scotland, on the 24th of
June, 1818, and canto to Canada when
a young nom. He is Watkerton's
first postmaster,and has administered
the duties of the position continuous-
ly for sixty years, and is yet good for
several more years' service. Mr.'Mc-
Lean has always been a useful citizen,
and some years ago took an active
part in nlunioipal affairs. He was at
one time Mayor of the town. Mr.Mc-
Lean is an ardent upholder of the
language and literature of the Scot-
tish Highlands and is thoroughly
convinced that Gaelic) was the
language of Adam and Eve. He ie 0.
lean of literary tastes and extensive
reading. His many friends hope that
he may live to see many more happy
returns of his birthday.
P. M.'s Coulee --On Monday, \Vm.
Notices under 1hiS tioadtng to non•advortis•
016 will he ohal•5ed 10 cents a. running line in'
nopariel type, 12 linos to the inch: to yearly
contract advertisers whose advertising ap
poets 1n the same Issue, 8 rents a line ; to
those who wake a yearly contract under this
heading, and do not otherwise advertise, 8
cents a lino.
WALKER & AUGUSTINE.
Local Notices.
Fred Brophey will attend the Photo-
graphic Convention next week, but the Kindle
will be open as usual under the Outran of Miss
Stvalllold, for the supply of amateur's supplies,
et,.
GoT'F of A14t1N.--Another stock of
boots and shoes has arrived at the Uodurleh
Bargain Store, this time from Sarnia, and Cho
biggest and best stock 1 have been able to get.
hold of fora long time. ICs a rattling good
stock of all new and np-to-date goods. This
will be a cracking cheap sale. The store will
be closed on Friday to arrange the stock for
•toning, and on Saturday, Rh August. the
store doors will bo thrown open and the big
sale will begin at 0 o'clock n, m. A job lot of
boots will be offered at Mc. por J. p fix0ngr. tcg.
THE NORTHERN NAVIGATION COMPANY
THE COLBORNE HOTEL
THOS. D. JOHNSTON, PRo'RteTen.
This favorite public douse, under the
new lnat0Q etnent, will; be conducted on
modern principles, tinct The beat possible
service is guaranteed the general public.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
STAND -Career Hamilton and New-
gate atreets, Goderich.
THE
POINT r PM
1J11 Ot4TNNT NOTICE
THE STR. BRITANNIC
has been withdrawn to the
Georgian Bay Servile
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pa
IVostern Fair - A. M. 1{unt . .. .
Invitation Central Business college
New }louse For Sale U. Al. Elliott
1'osetion Wanted -Housekeeper
Ittald Wanted Mrs IV1n Proud fool
AugustHpeclals- Worsoll's Hardware ...
('leaning Yip Sale J. H. Colborne .. ...
Salo of Whits Wear H. H. 040110tt
Muslin Sale 1), Millar ('o. ...
Midsummer Bar Gina kV. Acheson & Son
Now eminent Walks W. It. Phrd,r
Save n Dollar \t', 1'. Prid hrarn.. ..
One -Quarter Int' .1 -Iodine's Bros
Best and Cheapest ('hew 1 .Lon
l'noun8Clonable Standard Lona ('o
Organ for Sale -STAR (1t eo ..
Pig Strayed - Morrow and Johnston
Oot' Nn, Again J. W. Broderick _ ..
Special Notice 0. T. ey..
Baseness Banking -Sovereign Bank
Building Sale 55 A. McKim ...
All future sailings between
Windsor, Detroit, Goderich
and Kincardine are
HEREBY CANCELLED
C. 14. NICHOLSON, Trams Manager.
Sarnia, July 23rd, 1908.
SUMMED t I S('ll I'
Osen for the, season of ifeet Equipped they
op'ithtr for maser route.
No' bolo plot to (pond the heated tafg, or to
ettjo 'ta)Y 6151inx.
P'1(:fot4%Iltirlitktand llostitlk Parties will And
Int I'ois( nail the most pleasant eta*
to visa,
t Y4 f iy r ;
L`(iiCif.p i.fORRPJa►1
BANKING
lady who understands advertising
says: "No lady wishes to ho looked
upon as a chopping fiend; oho does not
care to go into a steep and have a mere
chant show all hie stook iu order to
find out whether ho keeps what she
wishes to purchase and whether the
article is eold at a price she can afford.
It is nluoh ender and pleasanter to
look through the advertisements of a
paper than it le to bore the clerks and
waste her own time." Next to the lo-
cal news items in Tun STAR, the ad-
vertisements in this paper stating ar-
ticles for sale, will keep much of the
[Honey at horn that goes to the cities.
NEATNESS V8. DISORDER, -Let any-
one go around town with his eye open,
and he will And many residences and
properties that are a credit to their
owners -houses palnted,grounds clean
and attractive, and a general evidence
of care and attention. It is unneces-
eary to say that these places look nice
and are more pleasing than neglecter{
or poorly kept places. But while this
is true, it la also true that there are
places the reverse of this; planes where
$5 worth of labor and paint would
slake $60 or $1(10 worth of difference
in appearance and value. If every un-
painted place was painted, and every
untidy place cleaned up, the town
would be inconceivably prettier, and
the cost need not be much more than
the labor required to do the work.
CANOE REOATTA. - This (Ft May)
MAKE DODERI4 U. A
CONVENTION TOWN.
A Movement to That End Which
Should Do Encouraged.
The manegemeut of the Hotel Gode-
rich is endeavoring to no extend and
broaden Ito business' that it may bo
able to keep open from May let until
October elst every year, and to that
Destro and Thomas Filmore, sailor's
off the schooner Atlanta. then unload-
ing coal in port, were charged before
the Police Magistrate with the larceny
of two 10 gas cuspidors front the Huron
hotel. The stolen articles were found
on the hoot, a search wat•rant having
been issued. The defendants declared
the.articles had been taken as a joke
while they,the defendants, were under
the influence of liquor, and the Police
aglstrate taking the leinent view let
theta go on paving one dollar
end costs. `Cho same clay, Dan Camp -
hell, who had been picked up at the
dock seriously ill, was b01010 Mr.
Humber and remanded to jail for
three days, with the view of sending
hire to the House of itofuge,'as he is
tothlly unfit for work. -On Tuesday
John McDonald was steminoned for
keeping a vicious dog, the same haying
bitten Alex. Ore ham, a neighbor.
The parties live near each other and
McDonald hawing agreed to shootthe
dog the matter ended without cots to
either party to the suit.
Bottom o}• THAI ls.-- The regular
ge.
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end are endeavoring to interest the
many societies throughout Ontario
and the Border Provinces in regard to
holdiug their annual conveutionp in
Goderieb, offering to place the hotel
entirely at the (Memel of each ordin-
ary sized society during Cho date° of
it° convention, Already one or two
ere being negotiated with. one of
Which has been holding alternate
meetings in the States and Canada for
list" of sumntet' points from Toronto,
the last 2A,yeare.in the months of May
or June. The Hotel Goderleh people
have not only offered in this case to
assist in negotiating reduced railroad
rates, but have offered a low hotel
rate and also free entertainment of
the wife, mother, sister or daughter of
each of the delegates, The hotel peo-
ple would like to hear from our citiz-
ens who belong to or know about suc11
societies, with a plow of getting names
of such and the proper officers with
whvtn to OOUlnlnnicate, BO that the
months of May and Juno of next year
may be figured on. Members of con-
ventions come from so tunny different
localities they are very valuable visit-
ors for both city and hotel, and should
therefore be looked 013 ahead and
work done to secure them, and also to
arrange to give then[ a good tinge
when lu're. Several school leachers'
excursions from Ohio and Michigan
are on the hapls for June of next year,
They are coning to ['ort Pinion by
electric curs, and retelling the
boats there. The hotel people) are
steering extremely low rates in Retell
0)1.806 for these 01011111s, realizing that
it is the very beat kind of advertising,
Quito a nunber of people (ant Sep-
tember were willing to remain until
the end of the 11100111, anti the inten-
tion Is to keep open at (east, until the
sal of October', and perhaps to the end
of that month, if the August and Sep-
tember advertising throue liout. On-
tario produces ()rosperh Ve result
equal to ane -third the ordinary eap:t-
eity of the hotel. All May„lune,
September anti Octtrlan• brides will be
especially welcomed, and their respec-
tive better halves will nnly have to
pity their own bill, as It 118411 to he
when they were, in Bingle harness,
evening the Menosetung Canoe (Aub
will hold a regatta which promises to
be a most enjoyable affair. 'I'he pro-
gram of races, which commences at '7
o'clock sharp, contains seven events,
made up for single and double paddles
and row boat vs. canoe races. An
illuminated parade and beach flre will
be held on Attrill's point at 8.30 p, 1".,
with fireworks and instrumental and
vocal musks, Transportation will be
furnished the guests from the break-
water to the beach, and every effort
will be made to make the unique
affair a success. The race judges will
he Messrs. E. N. Lewis, L. E. Dancey
and P. L. Walton, with W. 1:. Kelly
as time -keeper. Dr. Walter Turnbull
Is president and Dr. L. M5 Mabee sec-
retary. }W.
ANOTHER SWINDLIIIt-The Toronto
News contains a despatdh stating that
a man named Trenlaine, who claimed
to be an agent for the Mahon Camp-
bell Co , of Chatham, has been work.
ing a swindle on the farmers in tho
vicinity of Belleville. One farmer
gave him a note Inc 513, and then 5811t,
him a registered letter containing the
amount of the note, The letter 50144
received, but the note wits not return-
ed, and the only answer was an anon-
ym0us letter telling the fanner that
he should know enough to do business
in the tight way, Needless to say,
the furan is not an agent, of the M.
Campbell Co„ but It rank impostor,
who has been using the 110.111e of this
well known and reliable firm in order
to hoodwink people into his nefarious
VETERAN CLAIMS. KMeal dine lie -
urtoi Town Topics.
Thcroltvill bo no Bitting of the Div4n-
Fun (?hurt thio mouth.
Don't forget that the soldier boys
will by with unmet week.
W r should sot gasoline eugiueo,be
to ufautured in (iPodoelcir?
mu
It to tktlnost tou tote to turn the hono
on Court Iinuso park to have tho do -
sired effect.
IF reeb tenderloin and spare ribs can
D
be had in Seaforth every Tuesday.
y
Why not In Goderich.
'I'sm (iODuRtt'n STAR le 'just a lit-
tle bigger than the rest, just a little
better than the beat."
Mitts firace Strang has been appoint-
ed teacher of modern Fanguagee at the
Mitchell Collegiate Institute,
1911 STAR this week contains no toes
than nine columns of new advertise-
ments, which moasurea 210 inches of
apace.
monthly meeting of the (council of
the 13oard was held last. Monday even-
ing, President Nairn kn the chair and
the following me mber4resent : J. II.
Colborne, ‘Val. Campbell, J. A. McIn-
tosh,.1, B. Hawkins, 1I. E. liodgens,
5, E. Hick, J.A. Ruulball, Alex. Saun-
ders and James Mitchell, se('retttry,
The secretary read correspondence
from outside Manufacturers and adver-
tisers, some of which it I8 likely will
feature In the near future. A couple
of small accounts were ordered paid,
and the president reported the ar-
rangements s.gree on for Lhe visit of
the 21st Essex Regiment next week.
Mr. Hawkins resigned his position as
a member of the Manufacturers' com-
mittee, as he will hereafter be absent
front town most of the time. The
secretary was authorized to insert
in Toronto, Buffalo and Detroit papers
advertisements ,invit.hig correspond-
ence from parties seeking locations or
contemplating the establishment of
factories, and )Cls() to advertise in the
Toronto papers the "week -end rates"
now in force front that city to (lode -
rich.
A TORONTO \Vict,IuN((, The follow'
NAM 1C ON nig (lairs.-- A correspon-
dent of the Farmers' Advocate thinks
that municipal councils should em-
power every pathmaster to ;allow a
ratepayer a rebate of one day in his
statute labor who erects a tablet with
his name on it at his gat e. This
alight be going too far, all the same it
would he a great convenience if every
farm were labelled (1s Huggested.
Pulite' Ltnun No'rlcs.-•The reg-
ular monthly meeting of the hoard
was held on Saturday evening, Hix
member's being present . The librarian
repotted receipt for .lune from earls
rend fines of 51.2:3, and the 148110 of
1)1:3 books and 111(1gazims. "The
Commercial Handbook of Canada"
for 1003 was ordered to he wirehaired,
and also Winston Churchill's "Conis-
ton." The bank committee reported
that an order heel been given to (1erp.
Porter for n list of hooks.
(`tvu' 1101.1OA\',.- \Vedneaday, civic
♦ The Sterling Bank ,
1
OF CANADA
HERD OFF 16f - TORONTO
incorporated by Hpocial Art of the
Dominion Parliament to receive
Deposita
Highest curren, rale of interest
;elvers)
rm=%)marts
Inspector of
season end
ernnent derld
.,•ding 0m170 a
,) the nppoinirn
accordanee Cult
a recent doputd
h . waited on lite
,11I,'0 wit b'6 X16
rel Prof. Raker
upon hie walk at
in our
Department
r and upwards,
rl compounded
9 A V13AR.
and cold.
eking Dentin -sr)
I1ANCII :
E, Mugger.
Worsen'° hardware, tin and °cove
stole, with the extensive alterations
and additions, is now one of the best
in the county.
THE STAR jobbing department is
kept very busy, and still we are en-
abled to handle all the work that
comes along.
Robert Elliott has a portable engine
at Robt. Young's bush, in Colborne,
and id Gutting his purchase of hush in-
to lumber.
Yesterday Chief Sands showed THE
STAR 0 last year's golden russet apple,
grown by George Collinson, of Blyth.
It Is in a perfect state of pernervation.
The other day, while attending r.o
hie duties In eunneetlon with the ce-
ment walk on Ilamilton street, town
slant Johnston loot hie watch, but has
not yet got any trace of it.
Thos. Davis Is the owner of 0 pretty
grey hoist), 0 pacer, which 110 bought
in the noig(,hborhoodof salItc.hall, and itis
n real addition to the best branches of
the Goderich equine family.
Mr. John T. Bell, tale of ,Clio Col-
borne House, has bought Cho King Ed-
ward from Robert Paisley at llderton
and takes possession in a few days . It
l8 sn;1 Lo be a (sod import y.
While the Toronto papers are boost-
ing of early pe:ao1108, wt+ may remark
that a (loderioh gardener, Charlie
'Wells, had ripe peaches and fully
healed cauliflowers on stale hist Satur-
day,
Thu 1011)01' that Ukd(1rich is to 11000
to Re('011(1 up-to-date planing mill 88011)6
to be well founded. It is Said 11. Iv1I1
likely be tweeted near the 11. T. 1{.,
probably on the boiler works pcupe,'.
t y.
The Saintlier School.
Tho following will be the. coft1ibul'
tore to the program of the sated con.
curt,
it E to bo given in North street
aod t charch on Thursda r etetet
In of next week, and it Will 'be seen
from Cho flet that It wibo an enter-
tainment of unusual merit t
vocal eokcaticnn be R. Norman JolttfTr. of Tee
;Onto l".encorYatw¢y* of Music.
It. 1a Willie, ey TWeonto Conocrvatory aP
Muotd,
Ohio Maude Tilt, of Toronto Conservatory of
nude.
Mies Mnyp E. Tbotnppeson Sy. 11 ary'o, Rraduato
of Heaton C'davervatdry of Munk).
ie.
Roy.T.Stoodmno.Hayfield.
%Veleticld Malo quartette,
uetr omental nook, by Mr. Angus Wigle, of
ugavlllc, vlollulet
nxtrnulcntal colo selections export UMW
bens of the Mat L'uutlloru Bend. Windsor.
Ruadingn by linea May Tbolnpion gold
medalist Whitby College, and ox•AuporvtoQr oP
oratory In Asbttr College, N. J„ - and 011:*
Ada 0, Beatty, of Scaforth.
in the program of the; Summer
School an ubliehed !ant week, Mrs.
Gordon Wright, of London. will bo
unable to take the place announced by
the committee, who have been most
fortunate in being able to secure Mr's.
(Rev.) Norman, who le now on fur-
lough from Japan with her husband.
Mrs. Norman, it may be surely eon-
eluded,wiil have a distinct message for
all who may be privileged to hear her.
She will speak on Tuesday evening.
OBITUARY.
IRRWIN. -There died in Clinton a few
days since, ane of that town's best
known citizens in the p008uu of 1{ieh-
Ord Irwin, ttged )1i years, The de-
ceased, who was horn 'in Dalt, 11011
emelt forty years of his life in Clin-
ton, anti wits known until a few
yearweine'e as one of its most ,active
business men. lie first engaged in 1 he
grocery business, afterward entered
1 he airy goods let)-oIlt('s4 111 partnership
with the late J. 1imigene, and on re-
tiring front the hatter started in the
grain business, which he 0,33 ve,l
until he retired front nlereantile life
softie nye years since, The hate Dir
Irwin is survived by a 501113030 told
seven children, three boys Hud lour
girls, tall of whom have the 'v)l( sympathy
of the residents of Clinton and 501•
1.0(1odi1(5 tuWu4h)p4.
MAI( R. Suddenly un Tuesday
morning, Charles Wake passed to his
rest. He had been working tit. rho
view: 1'he time for Ming 01111114 to
land grants under the act to pro.
vide for the appropriation of ('et -
t131111 limits fur volunteers Whn serv-
ed In South Africa or in the Fenian
raid, expires on August I next.. Vet•
ernes who have not yet flied their
claims had better do so at once. This
does not refer to the location of land
by those who already have their cer-
tificates, They will be given ample
time to locate, as townships 11.14' sur-
veyed and open to settlement. Peder
an amendment 10 this act passed at
the last session of the le'gislalnre, ,1
veteran may hake FON) in lieu of the
land grant of 160 acres, the (lovers•
ment having set aside a 811111 ()( stoney
for the redemption of snob l:ltid Set M.
WORTH KNOW 1NO. lteporls or the
ing report of a 'Toronto wedding will
he read with interest here, the bride
having been a pupil at Goderich Col-
legiate Institute: "On Monday morn-
ing at 7 n. (0., in St. Francis church,
Arthur street, Mr. Durand, jr., of the
Durand Plating Works, Queen street
west, was married to Miss Wright,
daughter of Mr. J. J. Wright, 10))
Claremont street. The church was
crowded at this early hour. Ftev. Wrn.
McCann o111clntell, The bride was
dreoesed in cream silk and eolienne,
and white hat trimmed with white
phirnee, The bridesmaid was Miss
Ethel Durand, nister of the groom,
dressed in silver grey eolienne. The
groomsman was W. J. Wright, broth-
er of the bride. The flower girls, Miss
imeld,a Wright 111111 MlsA Helen Brod-
erick. both wore white silk and car-
ried bouquets of lilies of the valley.
The Sodality girls of St. 1'rancie, of
whirh the bride wa4 n member, sang,
MIse Nellie Corbett taking the solo in
Bonner'H ' Aea Maria,' in splendid
manner, n.selated ),y M iso U, Kelly. A
reeeption and hreakfaet.took place at
the residence of the bride. Mr. end
Mrs, Durand will reside at 40 Hender-
son avenue, on their ret urn."
HARBOR, 1ttV1 R AND LASE. - The
holiday, wen the record on Mimics,
for never in the history of Goderich
were there so inany outing parties 00
any one day. Many were held at
Meneset ling and Point. Farm, along
the Maitland were a great number,
and all around the town, particularly
the bench and the parka, picnic parties
were seen from morning to sundown.
in the liveries not a horse was to he
had by late npplicante, all the aril.
males being out.- The bathing hollow
keeper had a harvest. on W011needay,
,u' the beach 00(10 crowded with prui•
filers nod hnLhern from Hunriae to nun -
net. - The bowling Orson had players
from before noon til) darkness stopped
play, and there were onlookers all the
day long.
Tim FALL. SHoDM. Two or three
residence of W. C. 1'ridhnnl, \Velles-
ley street, lied WIL8 on his retort,
bonne, having eru44ed the'1'('(1, 1.(11(1
lv,tH n) 11,' ears;'; ni' (h'. JelInston'e
reeidene4, when the still 'nue'. \Vhell
proeeed;ng lu Ih idhunts 4.111100 in the
day he Towle ,t 011,11 ai 1'(111'•+ 1481104'
shop (hill Chatted for fifteen minutes.
11' mole no complaint -1 nt' tve1(1Ules,
and in feel his good nal tired remarks
betokened heal(3) and runtlnt0(01))
Itis deet0 cau44d Innrh snrprist', n4 he
was i0010'd upon 04 one or I he lu•1,.1) 0
its) Ines 10 (bider -ill,. The dece;w(sl
g4'ntlemtut worked seemingly for the
jtleasltre of work, for he had (1(011114 to
live without. it, '1'I1;tl he slid not
labor In pile up tubes I4 eyldwll. lu
all who knew hum, owl he was one of
Lite' kindo4t and most considerate of
neighbors, n4 Ihe• writer Jill testify.
IL I4 H1,1d 1IIal kind arty never (lie, and
Lhe Hhalenaonl. IH a. true ant•, for alt,
lill.kr'4 death Lting4 10 mind tont)'
incidents. (Ince he visited Ilie house
I f it sick man, and lit woelt. cle,red
Ihe Homy sway frust Ile' hoes;, and
cut ell Ihe wuod ne0de0, all unasked
and unknown 111 1Ile people cemented
for 10011y days; rood on another nr.
r•n.s(orl telling It Inns his clung„ 1o11'
some work, startled that. person by
tile smell 51101 asked, tool in answer In
his protest ()terrn), said, "Surely you
would not have ale 'bergs n sit k loan
mere," Such 00114 the wet Is of
1'hietees lIltko. It man whose word
was his bond, and who in his ratan
loit't way liter/411y "lived by the
0tveni of his hrnw,e 1,1111 !nosed ), Ihe
great. bwyund •jn'l' ns he woul,l 111..00
wished. 'etre deceased g fill l,'tlll'll,
Who w+t4 7:1 ytvu's of age, 01n4 1411 11 in
17ntlerich,
nod muni, 1 11i." Jenkins
who 4IlI't'lV('14 hint. For It long pet i .d
he 11 Veil un III, Luau uppos3)4' Ihe
Hawley estate on the 1lnron 1{sell,
hot 1138 for tunny ',eats Ileed in lawn
The' finest link pie, e ye-der•d y
nfternnon from his late revidenre
('othorne sheet. to ,unit Intel cemetery,
and n 0H t cry I. , gely nl lei,l,sl. (let .
Sir. I►n'.en, p3wh,r• of the Not•I11 vt reel
IIsi-hm,llvi churrll, sondest est Ihr
rhnrrh servi.'1', and Messrs. P;, (Town
ing, \Vol, Arhrsnn, .ler•ml, 41,,ke., .1.
11 ('nllnrne, II. 1V.'ticKeu'ie. \V. It.
11.lee tom were Cllr poll h. u,''' s,
destruction of 1100 IROVR by lightning,
when adjacent to wire fetteett, are be-
coming quite numerous. in fact the
occurtence is too frequent, and the
losses too heavy to he pleasant. and the
situation is aggravated by failure to
apply the precautions that wottitl
avoid the losses. A ground wire every
t wenty rods 011 wire fence will ward
off all danget. Bend an end of pound
wire- plain fence wire around the
top wire of fence and '11'11 emend
each suceeeding wire, and finally run
wire into the earth fully t wo fe.'t 111'
where the Plill Will 10WILyli 110 moist.
An Iron rod Sharpened at the end will
Make a hole f or t he wire. The job iv
easily done, the rust Is almost not hing,
and danger tit animal rnan is avoid -
wheat still rises from the bottom of
the hitcher near the elevn.tor, and t,he
enginrer eaye it gets Into the boiler. -
The steamer King Edward when In
port on Huntley I‘vcinIng stopped over
night owing to the rough weather,
leaving at a.m. Monday, She had a
good potemenger lief .- The sehr. AZOV
left, for Johnston's Harbor on Friday
to load lumber. She had quite a ritini•
her of remelts on hoard. The itch. Jelin.
Lamm brought in a name of lumber
from Big Bay for the lambert/0., and
RA a return cargo took on flak. - The
ache Atlante. brought. in a cargo of
coal for tho waterworiet- The Har-
hor Mill Lumher Co. have leaned the
lots on the dook for so long oemmied
by the Dymentn. On being notified
f the aceeptanee of their tender fnr
the 'ember lone t e o. a
machinery at that pilule, to be at, 11nee of draft hrtroeo, four yeal fer there beech. tinned 1)0,111 it1)51 proem., it y
Rhipped to Underfelt. Thin machinery which he pald The rewrote", for the Maitland epeaking the teeetteti Hit -Intent
practieally the name as that, de-
st rayed by fire, no the "eut" will he
about tho name.- -Newn crouton from
Ottawa that the Battle Compstny le mit
(ef the breakwater job, and that new
d n for lite completion of that
months; more and the gaten will be
opened fel' our fall fairs. The time in
which to prepare In none tem much for
any man who dealt on to win a prize or
attract public attention. The whole
problem of nuerensful rompotltion
hingen tint on breeding but chiefly
on preparation. No MOM deserves] to
win who taken Ina ntoek directly from
the parttime to the nhow ring. No
judge ran figure an animal on what it
ma -y be tome other time. hoot meat
credit It for what it In when brought
before him. It paya In dollars) and
of ail doen nhote the ntook in good
oondition and educated enough to do
wbat is required promptly, graoefully
and with good temper. Tho nubjeet
of too much Importance to permit of
neglect, end now le the time to mari-
ne:men pot* dons.
mooting of the tioara held Moll
day evening; prenent, 3V. Aelmeon,
rhairmon, and trustees J. W,
the meeting Mod been rolled in ekInnee
tiOrl with the appointment ef a. teach-
er to take charge of the prineipitrot
class during the model term. T1111 vf,
cretotry infortned the Hoard ilea the
two teaebern selected had each 1'1441
that they Ilan areapted other post
Wall carried that the Hoer! advert i41.
in the Globe and Mail for a qualified
teacher to take charge of the prim. i
pars clean during t he motici (wheel
term at a salary of sit 175 for I be term,
the neeretary to call a meet I ng t he
will request the town to place 0,
being proceeded tvith Nal MA, I ,11 ilv
the credit of the Pointe SCh0,11 11011,1d
for ego during t he err( n yea
Daniel Campell, who 3011.13 (.0111111U!
to jail 'leveeing removal to the
House of Refuge, died it) lb., lad yes-
terday, and ftti inquest was being held
in that institution last evening as NVV
went to olives.
An auto frightened a horse last
(lay, and though the driver of the gam.
011110 Mat:101111 811.10 t he animal gallop
away, he kept ou his etitorote nntlis-
turhed, as the run away 30/18 t'Vr1.11.1111Y
11011 Of his 11111, driver's) bushiest.%
Largely brotielo repeated eitorte
the 1.1talerivli Teethe tiliv
I.u0v It iltl0 .1111t, on " week -end
Ilvt " summer points Ity 10.4(1. 'I'. It.,
lend tie1.1,3" /OP 110W 1.11iti from hat
for i.110,411,
out reader.. win 111/11' 1111' 1111111.14111 of
to, to all Interested in p r • I husk
rits-, education, 1 4) w do 1'111 It copy of
its iiiteiesting This 8011oid
Thin.illeiviilk emit) actor j,1 1001, ing
fah. iigt will) (tile
linediton, ate Iitte.led, and part. of
11110.111V 1 he love, mid 1he ite•
1 Ito took el I he neighhorlimal.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Rove. G. N. Hazen and W. H. Ora -
ham will exchange pulpits on Sunday
a.m.
The annual Sunday School picnic of
Victoria street school was held Wed•
nesdny of thls week, Civic Holiday, to
Menesotung Park. rho day wan de-
lightful, the crowd hilarious, and the
fun contagious; tho place is very suit-
able for such affairs, tho only lank he -
Ing a supply of tables for the acoomo-
datior of the public.
The W. M. S. of Victoria street
church hold a most successful quarter-
ly tea at the home of Mrs, A. Nichol•
sun, 4t, David Street, Tea was served
on the back lawn in ea beautifully
Shaded nook, and was greatly enjoyed
by all present. The program began
111)1(11 8.15, and lasted for more than
an hour, and was very imitable for tho
occasion.
the lieges,' hotel al CitrIew II 1111 14 IRIW
Ilk. %%111 spend consider -
aide !Hooey in onto 1.1.01111.11t4 kiln!
SUMMER SPORTS.
in the intermediate lacrosse match
played lit Kincardine last Friday be-
tween Cluderloh and Kincardine, the
latter team won by so score of 1-0.
Next Monday evening Clinton and
Goderich lacrosee teams will play here
on the Agricultural Park, the last of
the intermediate series here. lf Clin-
ton loses this they are out of the
series, ttnd our boys hopeebeir friends
will 111-11 mit in force to help them to
;hut: Yl.)6w ling tournament opens 00
Monday afternoon, and the sigtas are
het it will be one of the most SUCC060.-
the history of the association.
Tointia
ward on Sunday evening, and to en-
able the Southern teams to reach
tioderich 1,1118 way was the reason the
mooning day wits changed from Tues-
day, 71 h inst. to Monday, the Oth.
The Luck mow nine ran up aegainst
110 001.411'41i thttie hall teant on Friday
evening last, here, and the going,
proved one of t Ito best. Every score
3011.4 141.141tIll (on either tilde. The
leader.' of t he north from the Sepoy
town are a. gentlemanly lot of fellows,
told stood well by their guns, but
could not stove off 'the inevitable, the
snore being 1 to 8 in favor of (lettere:he
Maxwell pitehed tho Met innings, but
had to retire to the fleld on account of
800. 141(10, hitt Belcher, who took hitt
place. proved himself a worthy sue -
remoter Abe Iligginson umpired the
game to t he satisfaction of all.
11.0 Court Iltnise timiiire for the
cloud y It n. north of
the entrance, stel eyne phi veil Ho
seat 001411(.1 bovines,' (lining the
dog day4., as after it 1).111.1 conevrt,
1111 It 11,1. 44,0.411111 4 I 111. 1.11'11 1 Fele n11
nAVay limn the north side 10' the I 'our)
I low, Square.
'Alt% Itobert..Ifetev 11.1, completed 11110
t'atet Ming I 'I) at Toronto, '11111 rti•
en, mei built. of ( leorgitt Ilefore
1...t ving NI r. Jones tyro -4 pri.sented wil
.1411111 moimted k hie
fellew wielonen, and 11.
felt 11,1 by company.
regiihition number of black bass, the
smallest tieing 11),, awl the lergest
:1; lbs. Mr. l'hillips seems to 'filmy
leek, if eileh it le, ie eurel v in the
e,io 011 only .4110, which %%Ilk 111,1i0,4
limg mid weighed II ni-t
Albeit and Ifitogantem, %tit it el E. J 1 ,.
Ori Civie Holiday the to. T.0. (Egret -
1.1111h 1.14.111 Itt1t1 tioderieh played base
ball on Agriculture! Park, and the
were early winners. The well
knew it eatcher Mellardy being away,
,beteph I Foyle, an ()Id tittle tioderich
player, took his plaeee rind the score
shows that he vieright on all right.
and hail lie been given (letter support.
in the field the 11. It.'s would have
lean rims to the:r credit. The St rat -
Peril nine were a likely looking team,
but its) match fin. Die ioderieh bunch,
who, vomiting Wednesday's match,
have made four straight wine. The
billowing +dome the player.) and the
result of the game ;
Barrett
Wald
can her
pitcher
ora
right 1101,1
len 11i•141
'1'14311 I 11/1, 11Y 11111111g-,
4.11 14144,4 T It.
'nit 00 111.e 1111, 150101Vr.
Th...iiiilerkti tenon W III piny a return
game with the 41. '1'. It. club in Strat-
ford next ‘yeek.
(Roderick 17.
Doyle
Hotelier
jileldruni
111 Ineore
Melia trail:::
Lewitt
Maxwell
Tait
Special Reduced Rates to St. Paul
and Minneapolis.
lic Nal meal Etteamplitent Minnea-
rdis, Atigno Pah to 1St'', the (Irittal
going A iigliet 111, I I, 12th, also for
1 muleh t en Angina 1:1I11, r1,51 Will
Mkootein ()well". "'One 1" "'""• '11' , August else .vith extenalon un-
emettemitatien with the
t it seta :Sete en payment of roo ciente.
Lewis will Hilereed in NOV11111114 it.
..... Antal ica will held their etintiel een
Hest( v ote Time..
ft:::,.':1:3111,15:3.111.1,11:,.,11‘111);(.1N1i1i:Tri,n; '1,11,1,14,:,:..:11..11.1:1.)1,1',.11.1.2‘tt'li.ti.:f:11:1:2\tAITI;g::‘,177,,till:-1‘7,1.: II(' : 11: : ;1,:l. lit , : :: x 1(.0bl:11,1:it i nth tPh ..,e1 Ibi it tOL r nO et .: tl:r
1115 111111h, north of ('Obtilt. VVillet1 14
.14•mir , no( plee" oteelite, mid in ilt-ilo,:tt.tt.:),. 1 IT:ilieull r‘e5ntiltit, n",..,e,vV2ii),Iili:gisifik.tIitilli,:e:It.loihk,, ill-tlint„t.
C. P. P. Construction Netter.
me el to, Niefeeemi, after putting
je the lag i] II fee lhoe,n
moo Zion .doircli, has lefl fot Myth.
where he will la, the hief inmectot
The Contingent commit toe will sower '
thin what, the 1311(41/3 on Ht. Pet 111-k .1
ward nebool lot will fled for, and loper t
to tho Board.
2Z rents will pay for Tote e t,,
to any addrens In the y of 1 1 11
ron to the end of 1000.
abut melds for t he bridge, noel
, bee been 11111110 iliong 11).•
• The pile driver lilts horn
1'04'14. J11 eV elder'. bank, and i4
nearing the eievator, which it A1
-11111.
ol, NVrditesdiov tti aliV number between OftP n1141 nine.
id to 1,, „ejoi,,e-ireey Iwo. one to it. l'olultiply hy nine.
.4,1,1 The priigrittlifliv• et :meal and c root mit the left-hand figure, Aa.I
wit./ ited) emental meek, emilletiene and Ail,' the original mineher
1q.1. 101 Vett (L1111 I.VOI V I 11,. fel tame 11 lie
ren• clies ads point it ,v ill it.
graphed to Stokes Bay for their mill Salkold, of Wen -rich tow n 414, n teem elm., the rend to the WU! and 1 114
ern er
work will he immedtately called for.
The dredge han been worked tho
whole week at the harbor ontranoo.
rho, upper block of the elevator in
mote than half finished, no for ao the
cement work is concerned, and this
line of the job should be through by
next week.
The cent of living keepe going up.
and compared with what it wan a few
yeare ago, It rohown that t hp t imp fie,
economie adjuntinont. in drawing
dime anything like no cheaply aa fete
yearn ago, on acoount of the 1m -ten,.
of wagon, and even tho Inereano
wages cannot keep paee with the coo
of norm produce. With meet Roiling
at 18e. per down, lamb at 20r. and ha
eon at 18e. per pound, the lahoring
man Woo all he ean do to eupport Inn
family at Steeper day,
pilvcin‘t one 113 till, 1 win 511.11,1, 111A1 protoisoot y note 2111. 141.% parahle
lo form tip. emithern Won of 111111 1 it, 41,eleri, 0 ()Egan , the ingiirante
sl rilet ore. 4in Sittorday, hot did not nod Finale,' fierier icle. HP \Ion( real,
11111-11.1 end having bent with the g , ig
entoing a et oppage of 1 he wet I:. The hill and one In whir h n meter Rd alter.
Root end ineehinery. tepontrentl v. 1, mein had heeri made after the eyeei)
worked 311 right, 30 that fglil el' the 1 Him of the inetrument, Bank man TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
WItnena the limn raising of it piece netnintorn of the Bank of Montreal to
of the Maitland Hirer bridge. have been."
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girder was lifted rlear oft the ground . sore) n ca not oo entirely verdant its Take 'LAXATIVE BROlttO Quinine
f 1 T11 Meth. torugg,ists refund money if it
fella to yore. le (0. Groyea *mature
Iti on each box Mc.