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The Leading
Femoral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders easwftsly .Ne.Ied to
at all boon, West or day.
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Ottawa. July 17. -The good guessers
at the esp:esl are apprehending from
the Ma. Arthur Me4bea's published
resasrkr that the chief role of able ris-
ing row.n statesman, who acts MI
undmitady to all the leading eharset-
ere la theact, le to kesck the Na-
tional Treasoontisental Railway. His
method is to talk rapidly about the
N. T. 11. and w divert attention from
the Government's shortcomings with
the Canadian Northern. This is more-
l] an expression in words of the policy
wbicb has been actively pursued ever
since the Borden Government took
office. The National Tracscootiosotal
Railway is in many respects an ideal
railway. Outside the material helm-
ets it would briug to toe country. tt e
Laurier 4usernm.nt was inspired by
the laudable ambition of having here
la Chemist the best railway in tt e
worsts, as we already have the biggest
In the shape of the C. P. R. Oa teat
pricciple the N.T.R. was built, • high-
class railway with heavy rails. stI,d
roadbed, steel bridges, low grades and
e..y curves -a railway that would be
laid down like Shakespeare's fame, not
for an age. but for all time. Gad would
Cost very little for Latching.
As far as possible the National
Transcontinental was built td those
standards, w that wbes the ('ooser-
tives came in they found it almost too
Rood to be true. They et once pro-
ceeded to ley hands on it and spoil it
as much as might be necessary for
their purposes. These purposes were
two -to cast discredit ou the Laurier
Government and to help their chosen
friend, the C. N. 11.. by their acts of
omission and commission toward the
National Tr•oacont tam tal. It Is quite
obvious that Goy peaky which makes
the National Tranecootinental a worse
railway than it was intended to be
helps the Caoadien Northern, which
was as good.as it might be. At
all events, the Borden Government
has always goo* on the prin:iple that
while anything was good enough for
the National Transcontinental, noth-
ing was too good for the Canadian
Northern. For this policy the Cana-
dian Northern is not absolutely to
blame -the affection of the Bordeu
Government was largely "wished" on
them by the Government's desire to
acquire merit hr boosting a project of
its own. The C. P. R. not being any
Boger in the geld, the C. N. R. saw
th ,text hest bet.
The Nasional Transcontinental bas
been seasoned in two ways -by word
and deed The words include the
Staunton Gutebus report. which, in
spite of the commimiooen' ferocious
intentions, failed to smear the road
with • bad reputation. The words
also include the hired efforts of • Yea -
hoe writer, wbo succeeded in getting
his stuff Hilo an American magez'ne
Gad to that extent made N. T. R. fi-
nancing in London difficult. Mr.
Meigben'e invidious remarks are the
latest contribution to this campaign
of detraction which bas been hacked
bycompetent deeds. The word. and
tdeeds. ea Finance Mistletoe Whits
world put It, synchronise.
Fee example. While Mr. Mei ben
M Ow the .sump, Mr. Cochrane and Mr.
Gutellue are buying a lot of second•
hand locomotives. superannuated
freight cars and other junk. so that
the railway of their hatred wall be
crippled with poor rolling stock. More- from end to end by a private com-
pany.over. during the two years Messrs.
The N T H oat the otter band
Have beautiful
window deconttions
Nothing gives so much pleasure
as a well decorated window.
Your windows will be the envy
of your neighbors if you use the
coTts.e.A Flat Rod
-fee emreshe sad reins
Caole1me11d scot to sae
or tarnish
'Vert is a Kirsch Flat' And in
c-lor to Meta your woodwork or
draperies. Every rod cosmos a
written rammer dist k wig not
sag of tarnish.
k's war away to Uwe ass ettwser.
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Bet Reel
Come in and see them
GEO. HOHMEIER
Seaso nable
Footwear
WE feel the very least we
can do for you when
you come into this store is
to give you Shoes or Rubbers
• that will be absolutely cotn-
fortable and will wear to
your satistarticn We want
you to realize that your well-
ies a is our tint consideration
Our prices are ascot reason
able.
REPAIRING
Geo. MacVicar
North side of Square
Goderich
Moue of the patents and freedom from
Government control of rates until its
dividends are 10 per cent. on its capit-
al -said dividend having been success-
fully dodged up to this moment b
cutting melons, embarking in branch
eoterprises and other devices well
known to financiers. The C. P. R.,
with all its spet.iel privileges, i. owt.ed
Staunton and (iutelius were entered was built without laud grant tax
on their 0150 • day report. the De- exemption, or Provincial or local aid
of any kind. The Government has ab-
solute control of freight rates -end
the railway is under the iurisaictioo of
the Railway Commission throughout
its whole length, which the C. P. R. is
not. The Act also provides against
over -capitalization and secures run-
ning rights to other roads throughout
its whole length. The only financial
aid given to the Grand Trunk Pac`.flc
was • guarantee of interit.t, and if the
Borden Government had not inter-
fered with the arrangement the Gov-
ernment-owned and constructed sec-
tion east of Winnipeg would have
been rented to the (:. T. P. at a sum
sufficient to pay interest on the
•mount invested. The Dominion of
Canada owns ooe-halt of this great
transcontinental railway in fee simple
and has lien on the other half for se-
curity of its guarantee of interest.
On the whole the National Trans-
eontineo_al, as the Liberals left i1, was
a great railway, with all the modern
conveniences and precautions in the
way of Government control of rotes,
overcapitalisation and like matters.
What is it now ? The Hon. Arthur
Meigben is doing his best to aalwer
that question. 11. F. 1..
talent of Railways was busy lam-
bing them with corroborative evi-
dence by putting in switchback
grades, increasing curves, submit
wooden bridges for steel and monkey-
ing with the works generally. Tide
policy, whetter one of spite against
the Laurier Government or deliberate-
ly collusive with railway corporations
which dreaded the loon of competi-
tion and cheaper freight rates. has
been successful to the extent of enab-
ling the G. T. P. to refuse to operate
the Eastern part of the road, on the
ground that change= were made in
conettuction which did not receive the
approval of the company's engineer as
per agreement, made and provided in
the Naticnal Transcontinental Rail-
way Alt.
It bas also landed • Government,
which is not keen on public ownership,
in the morass of public operation,
which tends to show how far • bunch
of reactionary politician, will go in the
matter of biting their nose off to spite
their face.
Marred and shorn thcugb it is by
partisan meddlers, the National Trans-
continental retains manl of is good
features. It is approximately ae
straight as the crow Hies, and short-
ens the journey between Great Brit-
ain and the Far East by five hundred
miles. The Borden Government has
made It a little harder for the crow to
fiy •trsiebt by sharpening the curves,
but otherwise• the advantage bolds.
The road has, generally speaking,
grades of 1 in 230 for the eastbound
traffic and 1 in 170 for westbound
traffic, which means fewer trains,
h eavier loads and a saving in freight
rates, which allows it to compete suc-
cessfully with the waue routes. As a
matter of comparison, the hauling
power of an engine on tb. N. T. R. is
seven times as great as it le on the
C. P. R ineidentatly the N. 1'. R. cut s
off 2D0 miles of the present Interonion-
ial distance between Quebec and Can-
ada's
an-
ad:s Dearest winter port. Ht. John.
His the Daly all -British railway on
the continent. under one management,
traverse Canadian soil from ocean to
ocean, •sd by its connection with the
U. T. R. transfers the through -traffic
interests of the O. T. R. from the
proton) 5t•tee t0 Wsstern Qaaada,
if given half . ehanee It should double
tbe industrial and productive area of
Osaada, developing the hinterlands of
the Northwest. Quebec sed Ontario,
opening up eoil held• on the Saskatch-
ewan, Athabasca and Pears River..
providing an interchange of products
between the prairies and Pritieb Col-
umbia, furnishing competition In
prima pt+rr tion to 1'200flee of vain-
grnwtnRL^nuntry In the West. sett en.
erring • third railway tlet from and
through the wheat fields to the lake.
Judged by ultimate results the real -
way was talk .eosomically. The
C. P. R. gat • sash subsidy of O><,1610,•
003, oompleted railway another OW -
unio °, Ifkorykono tons of land •t a
-nmputmd present worth of 000,000,-
ODi wad the MsWee d establishing
Lown doe. t also _got tax eg.mptlon
tog Its laid tic sweats yawn reit the
wiroirsersersiMatiMaireMelieWearratry
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Oil Stoves !
EP' 'IP. 'NU f J
We handle the New Per-
fection and Quick Meal
Oil Moves.
And have also two De-
troit Vapor Stoves, prac-
tically as good as new',
to he sold at about
Half Price
W. R. PINtIER
Phots 111 • Aamilt.oe Street
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•'A Man's Ability Is Mie Passport"
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Swisher fisher - 6.4446 0~44 Ite..i. i.. ..J
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Or terms bed In4formaelesi seen,
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JULY 25
Toronto Glottis Market
Extra cheice steers 81.46le23.10
Hatcher steers. goad7.60 1.10
do. mod 1um 6.75 1.16
do. common . 6.60 6.25
Heifers, good to choice. 7.60 7.76
do. medium ., . 7.00 7.36
Butcher cows, choice... 6.60 7.25
do. good ............ 6.50 6.00
do. common 4 60 6.00
Butcher bulls, choice6.76 7.60
do. good balls 0.20 6.30
do. medium 6.76 6.00
do. rough bologna4.60 4.75
Feeders, 600 to 1,000 lbs7.26 7.60
do. hulls 5.60 6.00
Stockers, 700 to 800 Ib6.60 7.25
do. med., 660 to 760 626 6.60
do. ':gbt. 500 to 650 6.00 1.60
Censers 3.76 4.10
Cutters 4.60 1.00
Milkers, choke. each60.00 94.00
Springers . 60.00 110.00
Calves. veal, choke9.00 10.00
do. medium 7.00 6.00
do, common 6.60 6.00
UMW, yearlings 7.00 7.60
Called lambs 7.00 6.00
H^^k lambs 6.60 6.10
Nimes, light 6.10 7.00
Sheep. henry and bock, 2.60 4.10
Hogs, welahtd orf can. 9.00
do. fed and watered. 8.75
do. f.o.b. ... 8.40
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale prices la Ole
trade:
Eggs --
Special (cartons) .... .24 to .28
Extras (selects/ .23 .24
No. 1 (new laid) .21 -22
No. 2 .16 .19
Cheese --New, large, 14e; do. twtaa,
161X; old. large, 22c; do. twins, 22%c.
Dairy prints .22 .24
Butter --
Creamery prints, froth.27 .26
Creamery solids .26 .23
Bakers' .19 .21
Honey -Buckwheat, 71ac a pound. in
tins; 7c to 7%c in barrels; strained
clover honey, 13'4c; 14c in 5-1b. tlna;
comb honey, No. 1, 23 per dozen; No.
2. 12.40 per dozen.
Poultry Live Dreamed
01d fowl, Ib. 12c 14c 15c 161
Spring broilers 17c 30e
Old turkeys lic 206
Turkeys ...... ..... 23. 25e
Ducklings 13c 16c 17c 184
Toronto Grain Prices
Manitoba flour quotations at Tor-
onto are: First patents, 17.10 In cot-
ton; second patents, 66.50 in jute;
strong bakers. 16.30 In jute.
Ontario oats -No. 2 white, 59c to
60c. outside; No. 3, 08c to 59c.
Buckwbeat-Nominal.
Bran-Mauit• ba, 227, in bags, Tor-
onto, and shorts $29, Toronto. mW
dlings, 130.
Rolled oats -33 to 83.10 per bag.
Barley -Ontario No. 3, 70c, nominal.
nas.de; feed barley, 67c to bis.
Manitoba wheat ..Hay ports -No. 1
northern, $1.43'4 to 21.41%; No. 1i
4..40% to 21.4015; No. 3, $1.3651.
track. lake ports.
Corn -No. 2. 86c to 86tec, c.i.f. bay
ports; l'anadian. No. 2. nominal.
Ontario flour -24.60, seaboard.
Pe•e-No 2, comma'.
l`:ro-So. 2, nominal.
Canada Western oats -No. 2. at bay
torts, 6442c.
Ontario wheat -No. 2 white, 11.14 to
11.17, outside.
Creased Meats
Wholesale houses are quoting to the
retail trade as follows:
_leer, hindquarters., ...215.50 to $16.60
do. forequarters ... 10 too 11.00
do. choice side.... 12.25 13.60
do. medium 9.75 12.25
do. common 8.25 9.26
.button, Ilett 12.60 14.00
Peals, prime 13.50 15.00
Shop hers 12.00 13.50
Heavy hogs 9 25 10.60
Iambs, sprine 19.00 20.00
tombs, sprint 20.00 21.00
Cheese Markets •
buns:ord-The price of cheers took
drop at the Lindsay Cheese Board
his week. The output went to Peter.
oorough and Lindsay bLyers at OM
price for all, 13c.
Cowacsrii:e -Thirteen factorise of-
fered 742 parkas' of butter and 85
:ores of cheese. Five factories sold
at 27311c, sia at 27c and one factory
unsold. Cheese sold at 12 11-16c.
St. Hyacinthe, Que.-At today's
;-heese hoard all offerings sold a
Nutter sold at 26191.
Peilevitle-Two thousand one hun-
dred boxes were offered• all white,
all Bold at 13 3-16c.
East Buffalo Cattle
cattle --Receipts, 2,600 head; ante.;
prime Steen. 29.75 to 110.05; shipping,
38.75 to 29.60; butchers, 17.05 to 27 60
heifers, 16.60 to 28.75; cows, 23.60 to
27 25: bulls. 25 to 67 60,
Vests -Receipts, 5.000 head; active,
50e higher; 4.10 to 612.
Hogs--Recelpta, 12,100 head; active;
10c to 30 higher; heavy. 17.76 to 16;
mlxod, 28.10 to $1.25; yorkers, 68.26
to 118.60; pis, 18.36 to 28.60; roajba,
16.25 to 86.0. stags. 34.50 to 46 60.
Sheep and Iambs -Receipts, 1,400
head; active: lambs. 65 to 19.76.
yearlings. 34.50 to 37.50; wethers, 64.26
to 24.75. ewes, 23 to $6; sheep, mixed.
16 to, $6.26.
ti
Cities.* L1.. $tock
Cattle -Receipts, 1.000; market,
easy: the steers, 24.6 to 3110.25;
west* steers. 16 8i to 68.16; • cows
and h fen, 33.25 to 119.15: calves, 17
to 310.
Hogs -Receipts. 33..00; manse no
settled. light. 37.46 to 17 85; mixed.
2e 75 to $7.76; heavy. 36 45 to 17,40;
rnesh. 36 46 to M 46; Dias. $4 76 to
17 66. hulk of sal.. 26 8o to 87.36.
Sheep -Receipts, 16.001 market
firm; sheep, 36.116 to 14.30; Iambs.
native. 36 to 2x.26.
Soled May and anew
Merchants are now baying cm trach,
Toronto. at the following niece:
waled hay. track. No. 1219 M1 to 210.0
do. 74o. 2 17.00 10.00
tiled straw. track-7.00
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Special `/aloes in all Departnwnts
Two Black Silk Specials
No. 1- Black Palette Silk, extra heavy qual-
ity, beautiful rich finish, 36 inches wide,
usual $1.25 quality for per yard........ 11.00
No. 2 --Black; Duchess Silk, super quality,
wear guaranteed, 3e, inches wide. Regular
17,- quality for per yard... _ $1.35
Special Yoke : Cream Serge
Two pieces only Cream Serge, all wool,admir-
able quality for suits, skirts and dresses, 42
inches wide, per yard. 60c
Cream.Blanket Coot*
Cream Blanket Coating so much in demand
for sport coats. Heavy quality, 54 inches
wide at per yard. $1 .50
Clearing all ColoredLSummer Parasols up to $2.00 at 98c
Line. Hack Towels
.S�eeial values in Linen Huck Towels bought
at the old price, only 12 dozen in the lot, ex-
tra large sire . 2:.ceach or 12.75 a doz.
Our Special my Spreail
Special Dimity Aerial white Spread, light
weight, easily washed. This Spread is one of
our best sellers. Frill size, each 11 25
0
Special Clearance of all $1.25 House:Dresses at $1.00
New:Stock Cartaiaeral 'j
Nets intthe nevi weaves in white, cream and
ecru, 40 and 45 inches wide, per yard.... 2:c
New:Silk Sweaters
These new Silk Sweaters are very handsome,
in all the new shades, very fashionable for
motoring and holiday. wear. Prices from
$6.50 to 19.50 each
!See Our Specia1Ladies'Middy at $1.00
"NIAGARA' MAID" SILK GLOVES
OLD BLEACH LINENS
KAYSER GLOVES
McCALL'S PATTERNS
Millar's Scotch Store
The Square, Goderkkh, Ontano
Was Conservative.
His Hwt-By the way, what do you �•? J011 AM" GOMIME.RCIAL
think of the lliosieno imbroglio ? g r
Mr. Malaprop -To tell the truth. 1 R ne %`gnat
like old-fashioned American fruits the
beet. -Judge. 11 0.4"1.1""MWORAIMMOOVINVW
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kfarvest Tools
7-8 Manillaand 1 -inch pure Manilla
Hay Fork Rope, ser lb.. 18c
3 -8 -inch Trip4Rcpe,...... 20c
A11:Iron Pulleys. each... 35c
WOod Sheave Pulleys.- 40c
2 -prong Hay Forks ...... 2Sc
3 -prong Hay Forks.. IOc, 65c
70c and 75c hest Steel Tines
andHickory Handles.
off
Keep the fliesyour cows
and get more milk by using
Dr. Williams' Fly and Insect
Destroyer ur Cc.w lyases
gallon
1 gallon.
60c
$1.00
Warranted Government Stan-
dard pure Paris Green, per
11 a ................. 35c
Bug Finish, per lb 3c
Land Plaster, per lblc
Sprinkling Cans
35c, 45c, 60crand 65c
Hand Sprayers
Suitable for spraying trees,
shrubs, potatoes, henhouses
and cattle.... ............. Ne
Knapsack Sprayer
$5.00
Get Our Prices on PORTLAND CEMENT
Scythe Snaths
Reaping Hooks
Scythe Stones
Latvn!Motvers (best make )
We have a few left that we
will not carry over at , these
special prices.
Regular 17.5f1 for $5.83
.. 15.75 for. $4,48
" 44.75 for $3.71
Buy now an.: save mor ev
Gold 1Medal and Hobbs
Special
65o feet pure Manilla
Binder Twine. Get our
• prices before buying else-
where.
Hammocks
Just a few left. Good color-
ings and weaves. The prices
arc right.
Screen Doors
Keep out the flies and let in
the cool summer breeze. We
have Screen Wire, Screen
Doors and Windows. ,,
When you paint don't forget 1.7. get Lowe Bros. High Standard Paint. The hest
ready-ixed I'aint on the market, covets best, goes farthtst, wtars lont;.st and keeps its looks,
NIL_
'e carry a complete you lith the rigbt Paint for
every kind of work.
range of colors and also can supply
Detroit Vapor Stoves
Just like city gas. No wicks to renew or keep dein. Barn either oil or gasoline. Yon
can see them work and get prices at our store,
HOWELL. HARDWARE CO., LTD. 'PHONE 57
Store Closes Wednesday afternoon during July and August.
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