The Huron Expositor, 1913-08-08, Page 5re
gee fortie
our ad p*ge3. asenea R.
:stes elan. easel
*omen's Ins e The Women'e
Inetitute was ve1l attended last Wed-
niesday. It is encouraging to noteattat
he young girls are coming to the front
and taking an active part in taesentooto
twee -Misses Penelope Warden. Ane
sae Mier and Ruby Sadler each gave
Ix paper an the extermination of Insect
teats. Miss Margaret Davis of Pelhem#
;who is Spending her holidays at home,
eette present and gave a short addrees
dealing with the better care of rural
eerceteries,. school houses and ground.
It is to be hoped Mist; Davis' suggeee-
dons may be carried out. A lunch
was sertred by a few of theladien
eending
t Haynes
game sia
Laramie
Nide
here
ere
.eb
lot
a
a
tg gooPIcnd
weather
:
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of Ira=
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ie and
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of the
03t.
Tho-
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tealsoy,
ler/dere -
gar tie
onta,
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ef
and
Wroxeter
; Note:a-Nod Dickson, a Toronto is
?Letting with friends here. -W. S.
and Mrs talcKercher. have returned
from a holiday at Bearnsville.- Alex.
ewart, of TurriberrY, ,returned to
nerindsor on Tuesday. ---James Allan. jr..
elad his hand badly cut while playing
h a saw. on Tuesday. -John Moffatt
tfit Clinton, spent a dfew days recent-
ly _with his parents, ala and Mrs, C.
Moffatt, of Turnberry.-Ed. Jaenee. a
?roroBto, is the guest of his aunt, Mrs.
E. F. Carr. --Mrs. Cameron left for her
home in Grand '`Valley on Thursday
ease-rindall Ritchie, of Brussels, and
Moores Ritchie, of Howick, spent Stale
)(lay with their mother, Mrs. Jase Ritch-
lee-Miss Annie Harris of Toronto is.
eneaaing a few weeks' holidays with
friends here. -Mas. Staples and Mist,
Xtaplea of Newcastle, are ilsitoreij
the hotre of G. Daykison.-Mies Thelma
Panelisorx a Toronto is the guest of
wen Edna Carr. -Mrs. R. matatt and
-Mesa Fanny ire spending two weeks
with Winghaan friends, --,Dan McTavish.
pent the the week -end in Toronto, -Miss
lona Douglas went to Listowei thie
week for a short vacition.-Mise Lulu
Rutherford is holidaying in Toronto at
present. -The August meeting of th.;)
Gerrie Women's Institute will be b.etd."
at the home of Miss Lydia larding on
Wednesday next at 3, p.m. Miss Ethel
Eichce wilt .read a paper. The musical
nernmittee are Mesdames KnowIson
and BeswIthericke-Fordwich Record.
-Barley and wheat are safely hos-
cd in the vicinity ef' Wyoming, L3.1111) -
ori county, and the oat fields are. a-
venithig the binder. This is a fine crop
.,general, long strewed and we:trill-
ed heads, therefore a good yield is
ticipated. Apples are showing up
• fairly well and many wee estimated
,theircrope as exceedingly light, are .a-
Sreeably surprised t� find- a better
yield of apples than at first supposed.
Early potatoes are turning out wale
both large and numerous, to the hills,
/swing to the timely ?awaits.
INIMINIMPINNIMINEUMIND
MARKETS
Seaforth, .August 7,
1
choice etees sold, at $6.9 but
th bulk of the tradittit • in this es
Was done at 40.14 to $8.75.; good :a6
to $6.25 and heavybulls at $s.. 3 to.
*8:00 per one hundred pounds. A. oak-
erfeelleg, developed in the reark t f or
eheep and lamas on account of the.
increased supniies, and prices tor heep
declined 25c _and la,mbs 25 to 53 encs
per one huodred pounds, with saes
tne teenier at $t to. $4.75 and th lete
tee at $7 to $7.4. Tne tone a the
rearaet tor hog n was firm and p Ice's
•ehow no change as compared with a
week ttgo. The auPPlY was 1E( I and
the demand good, so- an active t ade
was done with sales of selecte ete
at $10.75 to $11; • ;:ows at 18,75 t $9,
and stags at $4- to .$5 per •one mei
drad. pounds, weighed off cars.
leutchers' cattle, choice,$6.50 to 75;
medium $5 to $6; common $4,00 to
*4.25; tanners $2.76 to $3; butt ars'
cattle, choice cows, $5:00- to $ .25;
medium $1 to $4.50; bulls 13.50 to $ 25;
milkers, choice, each $70 to $5; otn-
mon and medium, .each, $60 to •65 ;
springers, *50 to $55. Wheel), e 'es
to $4-70; Wens and culls e t
to $4.25; ,latebs $7 to $7.25* .11 • ge,
f.o.b, $14 :75 to $11; calves $3 to $ 24
Union Statki Yards, Toronto, Au ust
`Oth-Aftter 'selling at a very , igh
price ter two weeks, hogs finally ook
a drop. This week the drop* Was f ore
15 - to 25. After ouch a eensati nal
eale as the hog market has had for
the poet Couple ' of weeks, t ere
WaS hQUAd ttOt 1:40: a idrop. Qu taa
times; Choice butchers' cattle sold at
from $6.26 to $6.50, medium f oin
$5.50 'to $6. and. common 'from $4:5 to
to $6; Choice butchers' cows at
from a5.15 $&se, emediem from $ .50
to $6 and common Tram $3.25 'to $te
Ditchers- bulls rangedYfrom AS to
0.50, canners and cutters from $2 to
See and milkers and springers f mu
$40 to $65, according to quality, ,G od
beders -sold from $5.25 to $5.751 rid.
heavy feeding hulls from $3.751 to
$4.26. Calves, 'good veil, brought f rn
$5 to ; common from $3.50 to
4$4.50. Spring latr.bs went from $7 to
$7.50; common from $4 to $4.0. LI ht
ewes from $5 to $5.50 heave e 'Eee
from $4. to $4.50, and bucks and e Ils
from $3 to s3.50. On the hog mar et
quotations were f.o.b., $9.65, fed i nd
wa, ered, *10.10, and weighed off cars,
$10.25. Same representative . trans Ds'
tiOrP 're, Coitett, Hall an? t COu
tins sold twenty tars of cattle; ep r
steers from, $6.50 to $6.75; 'choice' b t
ars' cattle $6 to -'16.25 and cove r rx:
*4.50 to $5.25. Zeeman, and Son re Id
ten carloads of stockers at time, $2 50
to $4'. Dunn and Levack field 11 cat le
at $8.15; 18 at $5.20; nine at $4. 0,
and 101:k froret $3.50 to $4.50.
tete.earareen,
`-
Births
ithPAThIog.A Belgrave, ,Tuly 9.6tb, to Rev. 1.
W. and Mrs. If ilpatriok, (Agave Biwa), a din 11-
-. ter.
1
'-
nr.aritilLifilla I
SWE
- ITZER-ItAtZAt Shipka, on Stily.S0bN M as
1913 1 his M dangh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Satz, to
WillIsan 11. Sweitzer.
Nit Vineati (Stsandardlo .1!.• 00 to $ 90
Datg, per s5- 36
Plot per bushel 75 to 75
Barley, par 45 to 45
Bran per Ware Foe se .44g 0 • 4 0 221 00 to n 00
newt% per tr0404 4. 0..4:0 04.1t • 4•0.4.6 • 4i 24 00, to 24 00
roue, per 100 lbs.. ..... 0., 22 25 to 2. 76
Batter K0.1. loose, 19 to 20
fft.ter 01400-0400 00.4 0* 00•00.00 0.110 19 to 20
r.441 44174t110.4 0,•• . ea 440-• • 404•400 Ira 19 to 20
New Hay per t,on........... 10 00 to. 1 CO
totadoes, per beg • 1 25 to, 1 25
Toronto Poultry Market
Fresh kilted fowl 18 to 19e per !b.;
11110 fowl 14 to 15e; dressed ' spring
chlekene, 24 to 25c; ilve, 18 to 19e,
ducks, 13 to 14e; turkey, 18 to 20c.
01.1.4•6••miepasommoi, .
Dairy Markets
Montreal,August 5 -Cheese -- Finest
weeterns 181'4 to 183-8e, eastern,
12 6-8 to 13cr Butter, choicest creameey,
guoted at l2e to 21 1-4 cents; seconds,
cleated at 23 4.1)-1 'cents to 23 1-2 cents:,
egge, fresh, 29c; 'selected, 27e; No. 1
stock, 23c; No 2 stock, la to 190e
Toronto, Augaet r -Butter -Trade
here is feerly active, but the of-
feringsare less liberal; prices steady
Choice dairy: 21 to 23 came;
Inferior at 17 cents to 19 cents;
creamery, 26 to 126 14 cent e for roles
and 24 to 25c forsolids, per pound.
Eggs -Market unchanged. Case lots
of new laid, 24 to 26 cents' per dozen;
fresh, 20 to. 21 cents, seconds, 16 to
age. Ch.eese-New cheese unchanged
at 13 $-4c to 140 for large and 14 1-2
cents for twins. Horiey Buekwheat,
nine cents a po.undr in tins and 8c in
barrels; strained- clover, honey, 121-2
cents a pound in sixty pound tins,
la 3-4c in ten pound tins; 18 cents
in five pound tins; comb honey, No. 1,
12.60 per dozen; extra $3 per dozen;
• isice 2, $2.40 per dozen.
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Grain. Etc.
Torontc. August 5 -Ontario Wheat
'-No 2 new white and red wheat
quoted at 99e to *1 outside. and new
'Wheat 85 to 87c outside. Oats -Mar-
ket for oats is quoted unchanged,
No; 2 Ontario oats 35 to 36c outside; 38c
cents on track at Toronto. Western
Canada oats are quoted at 39 cents
• tor No. 2, and at 37 1-2 cents for No.
. eay ports, prompt shipment.
Peas -The rrarket. is ,purely nominal.
04rIee-Trade nil, prieee nominal.
Vern -The market is • quiet: , No. 2
American corn quoted at 76 1-2c. To-
ronto, and at 72 cents. c.i.f. Midland
billneed - Manitoba bran, $13 in
tags on track at Toronto; shorts, $20;
Ontario loam, at $18 in begs -
Cltorts at $21, and middlings at $23.
Beans -Hand race( d 'beans are quot-
ed at *2.25 to s2.30 per bushel; primes,
11.75 te $2 In a jabbing - wae•
'Potatoes -Ontario potatoes, 75cents per
Dee; car lots 65c; . New Brunswicke.
190 cents per bag; out of store. 80c
la car Iots; Virignia new, $3.50 per
barrel; Canadian new„ $1.25 to $1.-
60 per bushel. Baled Hay -Trade quiet,
with prices easier. New bay said at
$12.60 to $13; No. 1 old quoted at
-$14. track. Tonna°. No 2, $12,51. Bal-
ed Straw -The market is quiet, with
prices cf good stock at $8 to $8,5Don
track at Toronto.
Live Stock Markets.
Buffalo, August 5 -Cattle - Choiett
heavy active and steady to strong;
others active at 15 to 25 cents lower;
prime entre, $8.85 ta *9.; shppling
at 4;8.40 to $8.75; butchers, $7 tc.
*8 cows *3.75 to le7; bulis, $5.e.
1,50 to. *5.75; heifers., *6.60 to a7.75;
Stock heifere, r5.0� to $5,50; stock: -
ex -sand feeders, *5.75 to $7.25; freso
CC:MS and springers *35 to sao.Veais
active and steady at $6 to ailleite
Fags' fairly active and steady to 5c
lqwer; heavy *9.60 to *9.60; mixed.
la.55 te Kft.7a yorkere $9.70 to $9..84;
Digo; 19.75 to $9.80; roughs *8.25 to
&•50; stags ea .to$8 dairies $9.40 to;
49.75. Sheep and Lam,bs active; sheep
ettedy ; Iambs 25c higher ; Iambs *5.50
to.e7,50; yearlinge, $4.50 to $6,25;
iwethers $5.50 to $5.65; ewes,. $2,50 to
.14.751; sheep mixed, $5 to $5.25
Mentreal, August 5;• -et few picked
Death* , .
JOHNS -In Varna, on July 22nd, Jalnes JolultVag
70 years. '
. Exeter, on J uly 29tit. Grace Ilia a,
. widow Of the late JohnEeser3, aged 78 years a d
CURWEN:-In Goderieh TOvi nah"p, on July 29t
Itenry turiven, aged 77 yeara 5 mentos and 4
I days..
CURRY -In Clocteriab, on July 31st, Mrs. .11.
Curry„ at., years,
DURN1N-At Dungannon, on July 27th, Thomas
Durnin. aged Open and Trnonthe.
OALDEB.-1n Winnipeg, on Monday, July 20t
James Calder,-twed-39 years, 8 months and 4
Days.
DOLSIAGE-In MoKIilop on Augoat lst, Chad e
J. Dolmage, aged 08 years and 21 days. •
BROADFOOT, BOX & CO.
7 he Leading Undertakers
CHARGES MODERATE
S. T. Hohnes.--Frir erne Director
and Embalmer. . •
Night and Sunday oaiis prott;e1.7 attended
to. Residence on Goderich street west; op.
posh& Dr. Scott residence, Phone No. 50B.
. Flowers furnished on Alert notice. ._,41198
40,000 MEN REQUIRE
FARM LA -BORERS' EX C 11./R
SiONS. THIS YEAR'S WHEAT
CROP WILL BE THE LARG.
EST IN T H E HISTORY 0 IF
CANADA, -
The wheat crop of 1913- will be the
greatest ever harvested .in Manitoba,
Oaskatphewan and Alberta, thus re-
quiring the birth laborer* of the Emit
• to recruit and asSistl in harvesting the
World's greateet bread basket. Thp
Governments of . the respective Prova
ince s state that forty thousapd men
will be required for this years harvest
These will have to be principally re-
cruited from Ontario, and the pros-
perity of Canada depepds on securing
labor promptly. The Canadian Pac-
iffic, on which company will fall prac-
tically the entire task of transporting
the men to the West, is already mak-
ing special arrangements for this yeajr
Excursions from points in Ontario t
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Albert
win be run, and special trains ope -
ated, making the trip in about thirty
six hours and avoiding any change of
cars or transfers, thiswill be a day
shorter thon any other route. -
"Going Trip west, " *10. 00 to Wirini
geg, plus half-cen t per mile from Win
mpeg up to -McLeod, Calgary or Ed
mouton.. "Retttrn Trip East," $18.0
to Winnipegplus half -cent per mil
from all points east of McLeod ()dger
or Edmonton, to Winnipeg.
Going Dates - August 181h. Fro
all stations Kingston to Renfrew ine
elusive and east thereof in Ontario.
August 22nd -From Toronto and west
on Grand Trunk Main Line to, Sarnia
inclusive and south thereof. August
25th-Frorn Toronto and North West-
ern Ontario, north of but not inolud=
ing Grand. Trunk Line. Toronto to
Sarnia and east of Toronto to King
ston, Sharbot Lake and Renfrew eti
eluding these points. September 3r
From roronto and all stations in Ont-
ario East but not including Grand.
Trunk Line Toronto to North Bay.
September 5th -From all stations on
Grand Trunk Line Toronto to North
flay inclusive and west thereof in
Ontario including 0. P. R. lane Sud-
buryto Sault Ste. Marie. Ontario, but
not including Azilda and West.
For full particulars see nearest C. P.
R. Agent or write M. G. Murphy,
District Passenger Agent, Toronto.
I,
'tape
Na. 2
men°
to. J
$b utiett•
stating El I
A , Secret •
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EIA KNOBS LE4f-F r
.4: Ilhpen ad; T 0
oyes, 80 acres el aret ftII
•tate 01 oultlya /on I
enue, the bale e 0q the
imbe , There are,two
lace re two good ' nk ha
ne 13 tax is 40" CO an
lso la ge tag hone. Ther
out* There are ts .o
nd one at the brn.,I Thig
n encl eratnith. 'It, BIM
mil south of Sea rthi,
,e
nd o e and a (1r nil
Mn glean atany -lin o
13, art the emfres 9 dr
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fleDFkRM 011,
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Iles f om Seafor h,
rms 1 the Towt etri
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at.er In the stahl A
alinn ed,,shingi tr; 4
anized root. T ere
11101111 supnly ta
good ktone.hots wi
,iirg telep on
rner f tem, on ao
r wh t, all see ed
need ndainde •I
farm running o t
or fur her parti la
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f r.n is efl unde
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mops n. The h
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ter i rig well pi
dor Wet:100g
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n wi this hous
he 11' mention
thee 'properti
haw and lot 1
upie by Mrs.
nd c eap to wit
ng. For Jurt
ATT isc his
p on Main St
ea
al nettle eon e
e 00 itaim
f hich is in
u derdrainad
arh in good ha
ores of orehard,
ns on stone fon
he other 1s40
is also a bod
walla, one at t
8010 of the be t
ted on the Itigpe,
two miles f Itl
from sabot&
further partie I
es W91 and M
dville P. O.
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ACE Fr sale 106
L. ie, Cowie* n
te of he beat wheat,
of1T akersmith: It
f undatiotv,"ceme
havi g, one skle cave e
o on -barn 88x6D 'alt
90 go yell, a wt d.
min r of harp. The
innpetv" ed. it ah'eals att
leo
e oIo chard, eight uires
Whit tSS acres-. It
4ha
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.15,000,000
,
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nadian Bank of Cpm
• d of reinittin-r small
harge at any bank i
!the principal cities 1 of
s:
'dunder
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4 feet by 41;
$1 1
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y brass, I.
et by 6 44
$13 •
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coniveitientli and
These Orders-,
t in tlife. YUkon
es, are issued at
sl
a
be
e tr Yeller for ne. of the 1
ctur rs called n •us last w
ck a d he offered us a goo
ore;. We tol3k the. cut a
efit
MITTANqS
;means �f our SPECIAL
thou delay at reasonab
, Seaforth A
RSON
, 6
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• • • • •.10
AB*O
pOREI
e rates.
arich. *
rgest brass bad Alan-
ek. His factory .1•Yas
cut if we would bc1ok
d .her is where jou
rnarnentati Bed
wo and a hal inch bras Is posts, with 5-8 inch fillers, e
rcemen
feet..fine polished finish, simple, attractive design,
.
... •
xtra Heavy' Bed
bree inei pos s, with large knObs, one inch fillers, hea
all bearing ca ters, poliShed finish, patented joints, 4 f
I et
uaranteed for
ictra. heavy fill
bautiful polish
nd is theihand
. and B. Special
i
ve years, continuous brass posts 2% in
-if
rs, ball bearing .brass casters and patend
d finish. This bed is usually made to o
cmest be we can buy at this money. 4
1
Lot 35, Cenc s lo 4
g 100 acres, '99 a 14
tate of cultivat 3 . he
And leneed,i it •
.Uk+ Urge hana *
g; silo and iot e .0
eight roonts, k te
lar and hard cift
apple Grebe. ,
and cherry tr e idi
On the farm ' r wo
Ind:till. The a re' is
oal, sit mill f o
h, acid 2i 9 fr
se with Ion i ta
y routi to b et bi
noble as th p
ly on the p e»ee
2 2x
8.?. H LMES, Manager.
HONE 50 A
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OR SALE -711M it
e residence on
cupid•r.
m e. crobrnfl°1
oft ivater and 1
IS a lirge t
cl one in the a
fruit trees. $
led by Mr, 41
is one lot in 'c!
home on the et
. This Is a eer
ently sltunted.
o Survey,- ,at rot'
will be said
states to whhi
lora apply to
the Beattie BO
dress Seaforttt'
,
001) ARM FO S E-ai 'arm for sale
far 2Tmi1ea es 1 file forth.'ort th
• bel g Lot 21 •n. t cLipt Concession, Tii Ice r
tit, 11 R. S. co 01 I k acres of g at
clear . ,Seitel yl,,v i. tered by nev r a i
lig w II. about Inc ,e 19 • rohard anda qua ti
mall rafts, wel le A d drained, and n
eta • otettitiv tio ', ` el deem lea large as
t on on stone oun1 Von, wit hatable roo f
hnrs , cattle an , her. usually al1rePe It:i
•a horn et t la a t T ere is also a I r
and en house on e t wad with e 9 e
rs an troughs a • d tory used Tor sto in"
w, ale &largo I ple t s ied fitted witb sa 'n
doubt doors. he u "1 a frame onei
7 roo s with a118 de all, soft 1w tr I
r an sink in ki •k 11 emodeled' an 1• ui
09. All the ou Mt g are lir brat Oa r.
y
. Thi is a good pp
class condition n
_be * kl very re •n 18 the owner Si e t
. Fo furtherr rti i kirs pply on the pt It Is
dr . J. B. If N '0 , Box 16; Eila ortl
rie. Phone 4 o 1:, in it. 1 2 7 4f
i • , i
for this Summer a
Brown' Mixture
ith a Ine hair stri
ion for good Clo
See our stoo4 b
*
we have
s, GiXeYs
rn.
ng been
your
SINGLE PARE
Goiner all trins Tuesday
Thurs ay, 1 ugust mth.
$
P1 191f-cen°°
tp TrTnil
Calga ,or
winnip4g, pl
giry or Ed onto
Aust -Frbm all tatiens
•August From all talon*
Auguatl .(Intarriro°9) ay station
tratford, all ttatfons,
Sep m r ft -From aIstot10
'Sep r 5 -From a, I statio
Grand uiik
Ft111 portico
,
ivery and Ita 1
emodittion! 0
I coneepiene •s
ly to. 1
t;0130)!
lelyttel Ont.
ks will chop off th
Meri, •Wcmen, B
The price on ever
ot a sale of shop w
latest and best sh
ou will be proud t
price of II our
• Misses and
shoe *ill e re-
rn si#,es sut a
es -the hoes
wear.,
Seaside
August 15,
Round
.Se
.New LOndon,*C
Portia d, Me..
Old Or hard; M
Refine unkport,
MurrayHay, Qu
CELC ni'
ts Que.
John, N. E.
Halifax, N. s.
Cha ottetown,
Syd ey, N.S.
r opertionate Lo
Return Lima,
arm Laborers' E cursions
INNIPEG VIA CHI AGO and DULUTH
,
from Winnipeg to cies ination, but not beyond Moe -
&mouton.
RETURNING •
half.cent per mile fro points east of Macleod. Cat-
, to Winnipeg.
t of Kingston in Ontario.
ormito to Sarnia Tunnel, Inclusive, via Stratford, turd South thereof in.
north of, but'not Including Main Line4Toronto to Sa la Tunnels Tin
orouto and North and nate of mate teningeren.
Toronto and nest, and Batt of Ilia *Id Scotia Jet,
.Toronto to North Bay, incluttiv , and West thereof in Out&
nettle Railway is the s ortesand quiekes t.Bdk
en Winnipeg, Saskatoo
are at a 1 Grand Trunk Ticket011iees or
G. T. Railway, Toronto,
Exc riions Ho
6,17 18 and t9
ip ra s frotrt
forth
nn.
2190 Low r
53.05 Ithilt t
27.90 Sleeper
29.90 ab'ove
• E 31-35 nipeg
3130 Duluth
Rates 0 other points. Ticke
eptemb r 4th, 1913 • and N
eseekvrs Excu s ons.
Each Tuesday un
ctober o8th inlive
innipeg via Return, VS
mouton and Return, US
tes to other. paints. Return
to* months. unman Tourist
leave Tmonto 11.35 p. in. 'on
ittes running through to Win-
n. Chicago and St. Paul and
without change.
• are also ma sale via, Semis.
rthern Navigation Company.,
li
f ester
d to.da
er frodk
m ng
ies time
fe, 4nci
hot.. da
e is, N
in •it i
ct
✓ our Clearance .Tak of
'of the price, pajy us the ba anc and J
'you 'want are , ou s.: ' T ,ere'. not I
that can afford to tay, a ay "rom
hoe Sale and, w 'thin there's
that 'will. .
1 • .
wbat onelopbrt 1,1rnei ns.
am prep4.ei to furni
Force and L 1.pump
Piping, Pipe 1 itttings,
feed Steel Tani s and •
StancheenSa e0att1e
THE IP IC
1 -
Isci all kinds f
n shortest n • tic . F
•ply abPum F ctory
este or at Re de ce,
We hav t' 61 Oasoline
Stove $ on hand, tool many at thi4
time of e yecti4; an we have de
eipled to ellour, attire sock at actua
colst t� us and soilie at lbss than cos
We Otot the following rices
n only New Process
-35.
all kinds of
.and size
etc. Graven -
ter Troughs,
pairing cicne
terms, etc,,
oderich St,
rth Main St.
In the iue of
and see the
pu ctur 'proof
hay i sine
aut mo files fo
Re airin of a
ly a ten ed to.
SEA ORT
ir vnbes, calf
ew (Simplex,
air tubes we
. Iso t w o
s le cheap,
ds strict -
eaforth
RICHT
Beaforth
•
ep •
A .
4'3. i . eteneral Fire, 1 ife nd
• . once Age . ,Re
:. Loan Age # a Ins
,•
kinds of p t p ty e
• lowest rate•"
•
. �eater in Ne
11 New Iloni(1 e g
• on
National res, 0 Se
• •
• 41:full supplyli o
e
needles, attae msent
:
pairs always i stoo
.44
***
AF
rno
•••
atson
ident Insur-
Estate /tied
once on all
.cted at the
White and
achines and
ators.
g machine
oil and ie -
Eng nes
asolhie R
0, now
narc. Gaso ine Rang
e 22.00, now
11 Ga oline 1ange
1150, now 50
roit apor Range,secnd
ill sell at 1000
goo as n w, ongin lly
• e offering the balance of
refrigerators and lawn,-
educedprices,a few left
t a bargain while they
For Sale wo Fite -
14 hor se peower
White & S ns, of
15 hoosepo er man
yer and M: :sey, of
engines wee both
andare in ood rep
on Lot 2, Clonces
For terms etc. ap
WHEATL '", R.
Ont.
in e gimes. One
ann acteired by
ndo , Ont. One
fact red by Saw -
ton, These
er uled last fall
ir an can be seen
ion 1', Haat.
ly• 0, X. H.
N . 1, Myth,'
1&182k1
Th! B g ,llardway Store
.Sole exls for atio al Portland Cement, old Meda' Twin . Per
!potion 1'1 Stoves Fros Fence, lielartin Senou Paint, Unlimited guar -
iantee w t everyti; ng w sell, to give satisfact on.