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NOVEMBER 24, "1924 /_*____m_ .

MAT. "ru.i~.soav~"zi"rim_ eve. 8.30 SHARP.

ratifies l EDWARD

ilion. and Tues. ~, I, Nights

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CAnin". , PLUNKETTS

Sixrn ANNUAL Revue

with all therestars and many [more

*AL.PLUNKET_T floss HAMILTON ED" NEWMAN STAN BENNETT ‘PAT RAFFERTY

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ARTHURIIOLLANi Sen ALLEN

eater Punter

LOWER FLOOR SL110. $1.50. $2.00

BALCONY

75c. 51-00. $1.50 Plus Tax

Box Offffice Open All Day

i lNSil)IOUS nvs STRAIN

We use this adjective advis- cdly, '

Sufferers from Eyestraln may have perfect vision and tilcrefore do not suspect the presence of any eye defect.

Thc motive power of the entire human organism ll Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes. it la computed llllhle about 20% of thil Nerve Energy, but when Eye- strain is present, a much larg- vl‘ proportion Is required. Hence defective eyes, through their consumption of an ex- cessive amount of Nerve En- "flyi may seriously affect the functioning of other organs of

"lo body, and produce iii health.

V .- (Tflntttl? ' ieo ngrrr s1’.

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THE CH ARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

PAGE FIVE

8H0? from Helium's Catalog.

LUMBER WANTED-Write for pr ccs. The Montague Furnishing w. Ltd- sos-n-zi-mal,

THE BENSATIONAL BARI- TONE—Mr. Henry D. Newcombe BOW-tars in grand recital at Mottled- 1st. Church Dec. 1st.~—89!l-11-22-3i

OYSTER8.——Wa iluvs a quantity of selected handpicked oysters in ilarri-ls [or siiii- \V.r.. iii to or llllulli.‘ us for pfllitaxrrtlliifkfl tsros. l5 Quccii S... \ ii-rrlottetown.

858 ii 21 mill

FOXES WAN1LD AT ONCE- Unc foniali- pup at sziii) (Register- cil) also two female pups at $200; guariiiltit-il pure alld first class fur. i'honc ti. liurrcll, lievereJhltt-i. 8193-11-22-21 ADDRESS AND PRESENTA- vi-ry interesting event i. at illt‘ home of Mr. and ‘l\lrs. W. it}. Stri-tcii, lrong Creek on thi- cri-ilinp, iii tic". .52. wllcn a largo illlllrllirl‘ ilf [ril-lids and nlelnhcrswif illi; coilgrigarirn .i.solnhlcd to bid fnrtawi-li to liLss lvinry Stretch and to txprirsn iii a inngiblv form tllcir ilplifihilllflll of ilcr services, rou~ (ltifltl 5:: faithfully and willingly, as organist of ill‘! Baptist Church for a nulnlli-r of yrnrs. 'i‘he meeting nan cailcd to order by Mi, i. W. blilliflfilllli‘, who in a few loll chos- '.‘11 ivorils 0X[llil|">'li thie clip-ct of thc izaillcring airl~ Wll.l'll Mrs. ililIlCUh-gor rcail an npproprfatn ad- drcss and hilt; lltlttof‘ iliaciit-ail prcsrntcil Miss SLri-ti-ll with a pursc of gold. Miss Siri-trh llihilugh wholly tnkcn by surprise at tho illi- <Xll"'li‘tlllf‘Sl§ of tlln gift, iuuilc a .'lliti1lll(‘ rcply thanking ihc ilull- crs alld stating that she hail only lltlilql, hcr duty. 'l‘hc rilnialndur of lhi- iivi-ning was rpcnt ill lilus‘c and gami-s. NCtlfllfii-iS to s-.iy thc wants of thn iilncr mail were satisfied by thi- ladlrs pri-scllt. Aftcr thc sing- ing of the National Allthcln all l‘i'l11l'llt'tl humc feeling that _thoy hail spi-ni a very enjoyable tilllc. hiss SlFUiCll left the following iuorninil: for llavtarhill,‘ Mass. W119i‘? she will spend thc winter months.

it PERSONALS. lilr. Will. 'l‘oonlbn and .\lr. Ray

Lcard, North Rust-loo. have return» oil til lhcir homes, having attend-

' Fll the iloys‘ Uontvrenoci ill tho oily.

airs, Al. Bllfgt-l, Si. Petcrs, alld \li‘.;. W. A. lilciilnnon. St. Guorgcts arc riiting ill ihc cliy. gursts oi’ =.\irn_ A. Mtillullilltl, llorchcstcr St

IN MEMORIAM .

MRS. LEMUEL MILLER i

l-Jarly on Sunday nlorning the liw-lltytlllril ins-taut, the gentle iprit oi Margaret illgglins Law- .iili, Widow‘ of thc latn Principal lrl‘llllli‘l .\liilor. took llinr who gave it. Mrs. M-lllcr WiiS a ilrllillllitll‘ oi’ John lriIW-‘llllil and lliilllPllil Higgins late of Stanhirpis. ,t,nii-i~il's t'oilllty, Silo was thc last bill one, nanloly Mrs. Joshua Sum- ni-r of (‘iilorailo- of tllat faintly and at lllr t‘mP of hcr ilcmiso had roach ‘tl tho ziiivanccd ago of eighty-four years and ton months. After‘ hcr lilulri '- lo lilr. liiillcr, [IIPY resid- ‘ll first at Stanllotlc, than ltustlco- .»|llllif‘f|114‘lllly at (Iavondisil, and Alhortilil; ‘in all of ihcao progri-s- JlVl‘ pianos Mr. lilllirr taught. lll isiiil lit‘ was ilppointcd Principal illlt‘ first) of West Kent School, (‘harloltiltilwn and hore ho rosilicd ililiil ills passing in 1911, and Mrs. liliili-r until tbt-y have been reunit-- :‘ll by thc dispensation of Provi- ilrnro. lli all the piaccs whore they spoilt tllP yours hoth Mr. and Mrs. liiillrr was greatly respected and directionally regarded. Mrs. Miller was a (‘iirlstlnn wnnliln in all its incallings. K-iniiiy- charitable, utter ly ilnnriflsh- ili-votcd to lli‘r llils- band, falnily, homi- and cllilrch. Shi- was a life-long member of thi- Pros- bylorlan (‘llllrch and before hcr ill-- miss, which was prolongod- was a nii-nlbivr of thc (‘-hilrch’s Socirtlos, and an rlirnvst- and active worker in its various aotivit-lcs for tho i-xtoniliilil of tho Gospel alld the promotion of Christianity. Both by proi-cpt anii rxllnlplo sllo cvliloncod n hcr daily walk and convorsntliln that silo was consistent in hcr lio- licf and lifc. llorhi was a rare spirit and HllU has lcfi n blosscd memory oi’ sorvico alid l-lacrlflcc. "Thc morcy of tho Lord is froln everlasting to i-vi-rlnsting upon them that fear lilnl, and his righteousness unto children's ilhililriln; to such us kccp hlii covenant lillil to those who rc- inclnbrr ll-ls cilmnlandmeuts to do tllcin." 'l‘horo nri> loft to mourn their loss a fiilillly of two sous and three daughters, nunioly: J. Addison. at honlc; Dr, A, l1‘, Mcdloal Silprrin- icndent of thc Provincial Sanntor- nln. Kontvlllo, N. 8.; Mrs. (l)r.) N. W. MacKay. liallfnx; Mrs. N. B. Mlirinr. Wfllfvillo, N. s, rinil Mrs. l"- J. Nllflh. Charlottetown. 0pc son. Mr. Lemuel J. Miller. lil. A., died in August. 1921i. There are also six grandchildren and four great grand- children. "Saviour in Thy hlilascil ltcoplng licuvo mo now thy servant sloop--

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The Family

Medicine Chest.

The boat remedy for pains sores, cuts. bruises, sprains.

[NARUSV

LlNiMEN

its flight t0 ,

lllE cllilllii iiililillliN

CANADIAN OUNNER.--The C. G. M. M. Canadian Gunner. Capt Davis. arrived in this port Satur- diay with a cargo of coal for Car- ragllor ii’: Co., froln Norfolk, Va. She is now lying in the stream,

PROGRAMS FOR THE HENRY NEWOOMBE REOITAL are on sale at G. l". Hllltflllliflil’! Ofllce, and Johnson and Johnsolls Drug Store. 50 cents. Buy one today and ensure a musical treat for Dec. 1st in Methodist Church.—901-11-22-3i.

TICKETS FOR THE COMPLI- MENTARY BANQUET to be tcnd- i-red Sir iicliry ‘Phornttnl th's own- ing at thc Victoria ilolcl may bc

had until noon today from A. A. Pomcroy. W. F. Tiiimarl-lh. S, A- McDoilald. 911) 11 211 1i

HENRY D. NEWCOMBE has been engaged to sing for tho falli- ous Artists coilrsn in New York arranged by thi- cnllnent pronioti-rs Arthur and liclvn iiadlcy. N(‘W

llnnr this splcndld Baritone who makes his first visit to this city on Dec; IsLWTlOII-lt-ZZ-iii

THE ACCOUNTS 01' thc latqilrnl of Wright. Bros" are now roaiiy and vrc would respectfully rcqutlet a settlement of alioutstandlllg ani- ounts duo on and before the lotih of October last. we are obliged to usk this favor as wii nccd funds at once to pay our liabilities. in order to nlakc it ea-sy for our litany pat- rons we extend the tlllllu to Doc. 1st. next and trust all will avail thcnl- selves oi a direct settlcnlcnt with thc lillu firm at tho offiuc of E. ll. Wright, Bros" Victoria.

792-11-18-101

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Killed Whale On Sailing From Boston

(Canadian Press)

irlVitliiPUUii, Nov. 2L~A story of a Lilttlol» ton whack at n wliaic iras tolil whi-n the ilni-r Scytllia» arrlrieil lliirc on a rcucilt tr.p. it was T1’[ltli'l13(lI "Un the evening of the day we li-ft iiosti-n u lookout rcpilrlcil ‘Wt: have lllt ii slnziili log of wood.‘ Examination failed to revtnil any ilanlagc- At daybreak. iluwcvcr, a dcad whale, 35 ft, lilug, was found firmly wiedgtvil airrilss

York Cliy. All music lovcrs should -

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Prince Edward

Tickets ordered b)‘ Pl‘°"° Y‘ or left to be eailed for will not. be held after 7 P-"l- tonight. ‘f,

c. N. R. Instituté; (lo-operation g System

(Special to Guardian) MONTREAL, Nov. 22 -—A deci~ iilon to pilt ill effect ti plan o! Still‘ oral cooperation between the man- ngorncnt and employees of thti maintenance eipripnlcnt llfilllilfllllall" of the (Ianadian National Railways was rcachtd yfifllefillly alwlmum‘ following a series of conference h6- lwcou thc operating officers of thc system and representatives of the onipioyci-s. The conference W118 ll(‘l(l in the ilonrd room at lftfllerfll headquarters of thc ririlwa)’ l“ Zilontrcal under thc clltrirlnanililli) of Mr. s. J. liiirrizcriord» vice-Pm" siilcnt- lli cliargo of operation for thc systcnl. Filiiilnini-litally the‘ plan is sim- il-ir to that Wllltill was 111110011 "it"

.;ffcci. last year in the Glonwood lhiip of the llaltllnilrc arid Ohlfl railroad und which was extended latcr to include all shops of the company. it calls for the creatinll of local comlnittecs representing thi- rlllployocs who will nlcct at rivgillar intervals as ‘cfllllllillellfl ri-prvscntlng local shop manage- mont cacil committee having cilllfll ri |)i't‘St’iilii1.0il. 'l‘hi-.rc will be ill addition regional and systcin com- nlltci-s, tho rugiilnai conlnlitiilivs nlriwtlllg at stated intervals for the purposes of rcvicwlng the work 0f and to pa upon or aill-itncnt sub!" grstions iltfi-rtii by thc local coili- nlittcias. Thc joint system colli- mliiiwi- will int-ct at li-ast twicc a your and it will ri-vlt-w allil advise upon rtcomnlivnilatlons for thc sev- \‘1"i\l regional joint co-opcrutivc Uflillllllitltlt‘! alld ilcclilc upon inat- icrs of l1li.t'1"i‘tii to thc systcnl as a wholr. Owing to tlli- tact that. it will lit‘ livci-ssary to formulate the machinery nccessary for p-uittinli ilil‘ plan lli motion it ivas fclt by

both rlltl" that it would lcoporii- lZt‘ thi- ss of thc plain to placi it into rift-ct ill all shops at thc salllc llllli‘. it wustlucitlril thcrc-

fore to hvgin with one shop at i! ilnlc and thn plan will bi- initiated ill tllr Moncton shilps and lntvr mo tcniird ovi-r othi-r shops of lilo systvnl. Steps will hc taken inl- lllPlllillUly to si-t up thc llcccssitry

thc stt-nl about ti ft. below thc stir- fzico. 'l‘llr.\rc. ls lfttln (lililht it hnil hi- n thou: all night, and was thc lilokinrfs ‘log of wood.’ The whale hnil iii-en rarclt-ss, nuil was kept‘ I'll position by tilt; Wuigltt, or tin; ship pushing against it. '1‘0 clear thc ilibstrilctlilil wt: wont ustcrll,

lnluietli a tcly."

Insane Man Takes Position In Barbershop

(Canadian Press.)

WORCESTEII, Mass" Nov. 22.- e Nilnlhors of Worcostcr's prominent citizens arc going about shaklngln their shops llPPRUHP ihoy were shav- oii last week by Simon DRSlll), hat» hcr, 01in oi‘ tho most ilangorinis ‘n’ mates of tho Stale Hospital forthr- lnnzine. Dasho oiuxupeil and got .1 job in all exclusive. harbor shop, when: hi- ilandlcil razors Wlll1(l(‘.\'" ti-rity until his recapture a fcw days ago.

i-—{-Q}——i-— Keep !\Ilni|r|1'a Llnimrnt ill the Ilnuar

\LA DIES

Have You Seen

CARA NoME FACE POWDER COMPACTS

IN THE WATCH ease srvte aoxl

You wll be pleased with thn beauty and design and the thinness of it. The lid

is eo constructed that there is not the least dan- ger of breaking the nsil when opening It, while the compressed powder ls the latest product in toilet ae- eessorles being delight- fully peflumed with the ' ‘ CARA NOME.

We nave Brunett, and Nsturellg shades; also ro- fllls for eseh.

BOLD ON LY DY

nuu-llini-ry for putting lllt! plan in- lo cflvirt in liloucton. 'l‘hc mutual licnorlt which it is llt‘l'll.'lr’i‘(l will bc ill‘1‘l\'l'il from thr- adoption of this plan ot‘ ciropiiration may lll‘ suin- gunrizt-d as follows; ' - |lly oi‘ proililiwtion, llll]Il'(lVl‘il scr- rlci- to thi- public, Siulrilizatiiln of

'|'||'S fr,._.,| H“, Wham which “m, cillplilynli-ilt- harmonious Tttlittlllnliiwc“ “num- tmy and n“. grown“,

bctwrcp lllt‘ t-nlpltlycrs and lilo oili- vployvr. (‘llilllliilllllil of waste oncrgy and conscrvatlon of material, bet.- tvr shop conditions for tho workers and ilihcr benefits, similar ill char- acti-r. Details of tho plan 0f co- opvratlon has bccll uniler iliscils- slon ll‘3iWt'(‘1l ilio managcincnt rc< prcsclltzllivi-s of thc men for some time and an oxllailstivi» silrvcy of thi- ivlioii- system to learn ivhcthcr it ivoulil be "f, aiblc to adopt the plan on llltl National Railways was llvgnn last March hy (‘apiain f). S. Hoyt-r, Jr.. con- sulting engineer. railway employees dcpartnien-t A. F. of IL Catltain Hi-ycrlu roport on thc situation was tublrtl at the systcm confor- cncc and it was as a result of tho illst-ilssiiln upon that report that iliWTiSlilH to adopt thc plan on thc National Systcm was 1“i‘l\(?l\i.il- 'l‘ho shop crafts who arc i-ffi-ctcii bye thc plan wori- ft‘|ll‘t‘ilt‘ii|0(l at 'l1(‘ coli- fvrerico by R. .l. ’l‘allon prcsliii-nt of division four railway cmployries ilopartnlrnt A. b‘. oi’ 11., W. it. 11m!‘ ers- chairman of thi- system ft-ilcr- alion (Yulladizin Niitlflitil; illli-s, Fred Harrison. secretary of lho systrnl lvflPrittltlll Canadian Na= tional Railways llnos and the re- gional ri-prcsclltatlvivii. -—{O—%——i- PARIS GIRL COMES OUT AHEAD iN TYPEWRiTiNG COMPETITION

PARIS, Nov. ZL-bllss Oilctto Plan, of this city, is thc champion typlsl. oi‘ llluropc. She won_lior liiitlo ill an opcn i-oinpeltllliln in which French, Bclglzin, Swiss alril lllllgluiil champion key tappers of both 50X’ cs ililul ill this city. Slit; strut-k tho ki-ys 10,913 timog ill 30 milliltes with only 21 mistakes. ilcr word rate was ovur 90 a m-inlltc.

Miss 1‘iuu loft thc hall wllcro thc coinpi-t-itloll was hold wit-ll a magnificent challcngp i-up slid L. W100 francs in prize money,

"TM? REiiiiiilS ME "

The very minute you read this you should take a mental inventory of your eoal supply and then get im toueh with us. You should place your order now.

"THE. MAXIMUM OF HEAT"

w.n. (anus s. co.

Phone 176

Market Review

RURAL- COMMENT

OTTAWA, Nov. 15.-—Prlnce Ed- ward lsland-—A good demand for farm produce is reported. The furnllrrs are svlllng illtn at .60 per lnisllcl. timothy hay at from 810 to $125 pcr ton and turnips at .18 per bushel for shipment prlnclpally- to Newfoundland and scaport nlar kots along the Atlantic coast. Very llttlt- feud and practically no fcr» tiiizcrs is bong purchased at .thls si-ason. Mill feuds particularly arc said to be altogether too expensive l0 tilt- Prince Edward island far lni-r for fccdlng with profit. 'i‘ilcrc "s .l particularly largo potato crop however. and a nulnbcr of corres- pondents state that the surplus which may not be sold outside llli‘ province will be used to augment till.’ fccd supply for stock.

Nuvu Scotla.-~---'l‘hrushing is said lo bc about one half cinnpli-tiril and with thc rxccptiillt of the dairy (T's- trlcts practically no fecd is lwing lIllrtrllasi-il- This is the off sr-lson also -for purchasing fi-rtllzzi-rs. 'i‘hcri-. is some nlovomcnt of hay from thc firllis for t-xport at from $14 to Sit pcr ton til thc iarmi-x and some shiplncnts of ttlfllipll frmli tho Yarlnouth district to Now iflilglanii markets, SpUClEll quility tilrirps ale rcportril to not thc gruwur .50 per bushel.

Ni-w lirullswlckfiliziy. turnips and potalotrs arc now nloving prril- c-pzilly for export and at about thc saints prici-s as those ln Prince it'd \\ ril island and Nova Scot a. Foul for stock is ln small ilienland. ill lllt‘ potato sections, thc grtlumra are zillwaily contracting for spring

ili-liveryfcrtiiizcrs and spraynig il1l‘|i1lt‘i'llil at [lTPViiilliig market piuct-s as givcil undcl" fcrtilizi-ri.

lliarliizts zn this report.

l-lllt'l)l‘li~—- Threshing is about

ii'i)l1‘il|lt‘l.l51l allil thc season for bal- -

ng hay and straw has colnnlwnci-il for ivintcr sll-plncnts. Most of our Ui)l'1't‘5|)‘.lli(lt:l1t5 ri-port a good yicld of ci-rculs and it is distrllluii-d prxtiy .wcll ovcr the .provlnci-. Viivlc arc rvllortied to be no iirgii Jftfihi short of fcvd l'ku occurred ast your in the ltlWUl‘ St. Lawrivnci- iiilli-y. 'i'hi-. iti-lunnil for mill fi-ciin is tlllll cxcupt illnollg llll: str-ctly iia-iry formers. who arc reported to ili- buyinl-I their winter supply of llllll fccils and screenings. ’l‘he far- lnurs of Qilfillflt,‘ report more optilll- sticiilly this year tlriln last year on account of nu abundant llarvi-st and rclutlng higher prlccs for thcir produce. '

Ontario~~Thn farmers of Onturii; [arc busy according til thc killd of crops growil ill thc diif-Ari-llt dis trlcts of the province. in the corn {suction of South \Vt3!<ll."l'11 Ontario, ,tllo llusklng of tho coril crop _i.~.

as usual are buyiilg oats and t)i.lli'l‘ ccrouls to augment their wint~~r ,i'c0d supply. Thu corn growers _clallll that thi- crop is cvcn much poorer than ailticpzited before husking commenced. A grout flt'ill oi‘ it was so immature wilt-n thc damaging frost Cillllt‘ that it spoil ed tho crop ill liiilllt.‘ areas. Si-i-il corn is (EXDPCIEIT to he at a preln 11111

W“! DOROCHY“ velmon oi , nsnnon nnu

3mm ms Miami/t IXKI/ by Charis! mil/e,- Gdapllfl by Tun/Jamar ‘yours

c1 ‘Marsha/l ‘(lei/an roducflon pmnumpny a, chem: Runs:-

Qorgeously beautiful Mary Pickford in her most beautiful picture. A splendid romance that rings true in every minute detail. Real love wins oocr great obstacles and in spite of intrigue, treachery, treason. Abounding in thrills,

action and comedy.

PRINCE EDWARD

Wednesday — ThUPSdflY November 26-27

S wring whcal . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1.63!

f, , _ , . . . . . .. ills Pras . . . 3'5‘; Flcarls 3 (‘orn 1 "‘ Hay and straw 1W1‘ 1U"- _ _ 'l‘ilnothy U"; ' (‘Invor . . . . . . . . . . .

Allxhtl ..... Oil straw

Prince Edward island

flraiu pi-r bu_sll.——

Spring will-at . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1.65‘- Oats ~ ~ - A " " iluckwlli-ilt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 090

liay ziilii straw pcr lollv" 'l‘lllloilly (‘lilvrr

next your. ill thc (Jihltriil cimntii-i. of illt‘. province. tilcro is ri-pilrtcil‘ consiriilrable nlovcllli-ut of hay. grain and lilrnlps, but very littirg, buying of fveiis. ill illtl l"ii.‘iii‘l'll un l

tario dairy districts there is a .lli'ltlfl demand at prcscntjilr inilt llt!(2(lls' allil other fi-i-ds, thc farin-

ers, in many instances. now buy‘ ing their supply for winter ti-uii- lllg. in tho Souill Wcsiorll siectiirll

Mixed .... 10.20 Oat straw . . 4.67 Tilrnips. per ton .. 6.00 Mangiilds pcr ton . 6.0" Carrots .; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11.00 New Brunswick

Grain [HT hush.-

Spring wheat . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2.00 Oats . . . . . . . .. 0.72 Peas 3.30 lhlckwhent . 1.0" Iii-ans 4.50 Corn 2-60

1

llny and straw per ton.-

Tlmothy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. l2 RN (‘lover . . . . . 17.00 Ont straw 6.15 Wheat straw . . . . . 8.00 Tilrnfpe, per ton . . . . . . . . . . .. 12.00

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STOCK QUQTATIONS

filrnmlicii by Weird 4 Mm U Zvleinbtiris Aliinircul blurb 11M 14"“

lflix‘

STRAND

J17 They gambled for ti’, awe-mans love i"

of thiv province. the fruit growers W!" qwi-‘Pmnll’ a‘ ""“"' m’, .inii gardi-ilcrs arc hooking UHltPTS lirolnlliu" —--_ ---- ~ for fi-rtilizi-rs for ilclivery IIPXI. St. lrawri-nci- i~lour '-_' spring. in the Northern illstrii-i. (limwa Pilwcl" »-—---~~- J1, considerable ll1()\'1‘.il1i'ill of hay 1ll1fl'(l\1l)i'l. (‘wane Sugai .__ . _ - - - A ~ ‘l?’ grain is reported, to thc lumbering Lluhll (tnni- siiinii- l'iil. _ p] ind mining si-tllclnculs of Nortii [inn ;\||l(!llt'illl l'\'il'()li'lll1l M‘ »rn Ontario and Quebec. ‘\"“\'l(',\|] (trill . .- -e»-»- '3' 3 i"; Fr; -t-on ..-- "l Prices Offered or Paid Farmers by ilf;xr,,l_l'llls,l,illlz PM __ _ Dealers F.O.B. Country Points , . (1 . , llowniil Smith loin. ------» or Delivered to the Dealers gun.“ my“, PML _______ __ Hy, Local warehouse Slvillllsh lilvor Cilln. - -- W35 Qmm-io lgitlfrl It iiilllbilllly tilnlrrlllapfll \ rit st ullllllfi‘. ~i .~ i - " 8 cts. l'i‘ll"lil"$ ~ ~-- ~~""" Q, (lrln pt-r l)1iSll.-- Aliiiilii \ ._- *'_ Fall when! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1.25 Shawlnizail U.“ 153 blpnng whi-at 122i Lflurt-llliilt- Pulp e a 0M9 - - - - - - ~ ll 53 Canadian (lcui-rul lillocirli. .. — ’_ Hirle)’ "-74 Llallatiian Stialliship Coin. _. iiH/i Yt‘ “'83 Canadian Slcanlshlp 1'l4l. -.. 55 Pans ‘Aslhpslufl (ion. __ ,_____.__. — “m” 3,1" llomlniiln ilrliill 7-“ Corn , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1.18 MWIIFNI Vuwrl. m, liny and straw pur ton— ;,”_':‘."‘lf‘i“ lgshaxulflll Tlnlotlly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 9.88 -‘__","_'-‘ (trawl. 9,47 t\l(,illhl)ll ._-..-. - w a Mixed 91¢; Anl. (‘ll\r A‘ Filullilry ., _ . wl ~. l. tri . . . . . . . . . . . . .. rm A'"~ ["""""""",“ "o Oaltuilitrliw ‘iv. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. M“- hm" “h” ‘k N 1 3‘ " ’