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. g ME.......@.. .. u. .3. Excélnge Of Misrepresentation \ 11?‘ ' A I $1“ 91g A “$1. 830:5; (queisueus fnralllied srhssies , , . Mt 1L Sta c1)‘ _Ma rk eta A r A . MARKET GOSSIP g t“; ..“‘.'.. ‘t; but... ..... agukzv-ihmwwiogmuuesam By The Liberal Leader

, i f di u Glance a revew o w: ties: pasmo! b51112 “mm. l“ ‘ha-w, “U”, on“

mums"

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A (3, an,“ ‘u y“ 5 lyric stat! o! Ieﬂhlar qirrespond lomh“) on", h“). Win) ' w“ m,‘ u; n,‘ M, eats. -_-. ' Thanks to the MacMillen Government, co-opersting ‘ ,_ Tombtoﬂn, u,,,,,,,',_;,,’,,,,,m Field owns in Ontnrio beneﬁted 5M, 0pm‘ m, with the other Maritime Governments and the Bennett

stocks higher. IOINING runner urrn ti}?! Iiillggolgglzég we? "u"? ‘mm m “undue” o‘

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‘ dluinistration at Ottawa, this Province now enjoys an z - . oist duringJ sndtn - Allid ... .. a - 1 WWW" "ma" ‘Y "°'““‘°' 52$.““§:..i‘2';t;‘1?§“2ii2il1§"i‘;t2.. 1,, 1,, lance condition Music erepu HZ; A ° m“ m“ l?‘ additional subsidy increase ot $150,000 per year for all l" W" '"°““""' " F“ m“ wuuiber-uusse unohlused w it New YORK n r r111 ie-ri. m" " " °" siderabl higher than the ﬁrst “i l‘ 1 -~- “it == tim ' 1 * MOI 1 lﬂllllll, ll “n; huh,“ ' mun‘ ‘u "in ‘n; Win78.“ d B 2° m Y ‘m Amer Csn ..' ... ...... 189 188% e‘ . s.‘ CisrbhlIlrih-ii I166 Richmond Street re... Yoirtk-Cotiton ‘and rubber ‘m, , m, huuﬂdm “m. ‘how: m ‘m: assi a ‘ma: 3.3g 2,1“ gun; Tlhueo condifdign glguﬁehg: ‘s: crer Ffound .. 20% Thanks to the SaundemLea. Government, Prince Ed- . _ _ ; _ v . . . ,,, . °“"- .1 ‘m’ . . 21:11"... " " “" i£2“°..1'ii’°‘21‘1‘.‘1I§{;‘i‘§‘l;..‘i.;..£'f12i.‘2 ow u... ... u. ...°°"‘.. 1.1. 1i... i‘... - “e ~~"-" ‘ 1t. you Isl-nu w» deprived or ouuuus u-u subsidy u- ..._.____ QL,‘,',',,”,",I§‘§§1§§,,‘§'1°'°§§‘;,§'}}"" '" m, “u” ggmhfm" "m °ﬂ°°wlit “by Am it‘; In“ 12,12 “ma” ‘k 7"" 33°’ "h" "awn"! u’ "be"! “whim” . ‘ . uo- nu u .1111 cl ‘ aeu. Tel . 31111.11‘; 111 "111... .....11...111v 1111.... , rerun, new... ,,, ,5,“ w; ‘§”_.§;“ﬁ§c,ij§§ $035; g3 ‘my, l": ~- a“ Ceuiuie was enjoying an era oi lumreeedeni-od llrosllerity- . l i’? Th‘; "f" GRAIN 1. ii1...i.1"...i.1.‘i"..’.ftt?.tt. '1§€.°."'.'1‘.‘: um». 1. amps... 1.1.11 1... u» - 1s "h" W" "eulluble i" W“ 1°" "i "Mel "beldl- ' glezlilleaisldlsxgtkiet shrugs .litttle in New roux} n. 2.. my ls_s.... inches a. year m, Th, mpmm :1: 333p: .. . s: amounting to $750,000 on the basis of the amount received l g on. - ~ ‘ k mm Jon“ mun-tr‘; “zunzleveg. till; ‘tress-ifs; nlargd gvomsntrslmlne-lz. merit in hay and clover, alfalfa, and Amhlm, m 185i- year by the MacMillan GOVGYIIIIIEIItT f

only 0.8! points and the rails sver- sin from sround ‘i8 but no impoit- pastures during the month was m“ Loco He“ is the alibi given by Mr’ w‘ M’ Lea’ Linen“ Party‘

- _ tremendous and the condition 1 4mm" “i0 . . 1."'..""“.1..~.--.-.1-.:: .1“ .9‘ 111-1-11» rm.» 22.2? "1°i.."".1:1':.. *.'::..:."":: 2.“;1;‘;°ii1."11"i‘.1..!*i’é§“1t2§1.°‘i§? use we u u» 111.1 111 111. 1.3.1 us» - us leader» at ‘he 1w session of ue Leouletuiu Y i l‘ P WINNIPEG. July ls-lvhest prices m, w,“ Th, Barn s 3v, gel: In: ii‘ a . . . . . . .. 2% git on the Winnipeg Groin Exes..." u. betteinthmlmgggvégnrorzziﬁl tigttboolhlggstblfknﬁnts Ind lhould not higher than on the same date dur- Ben Aviation 111% n .. e ' - - pug » d‘? “d, com 1 t? ltarslainiod-ntilcanlgzslnﬁlidihsguhatlefﬁliiv igzrggyizllhls Alesslcatitrsicéve ‘than it A tow specialties. Inch u Car Iénglﬁrsrlghowezgam. waged-IS ‘lliziggssufe: 36% 216% “I remember when we were on that side of the ggﬁkhgtt“ O10“ ‘it n‘: hvﬂu“ fun‘ “ahnlduat” 5% s continuance ofpfsvogsble stag: ‘ti’: reildadglzndf: vrlreilihit ritglii-vvudillg, 011M110 the hi»? MVP 15 estimated 37°" Linking“): ' ' ' ' ' " m m“ House and had.endeavored ‘he ‘our years of ‘ and“ P“ 3% a $151‘ nigger. uiy It lu "I" tbehrgllgsbatrehtx li.t:itv1swieuk'liieg:trer roste a llkttle flarther, butt rttlao imgers- to ranse fromiio Per cent. w 100 cs1? 011 '1' '.'.' ti“ our admimstmtmn m ha" 3 hear“! 0f 0"!‘ “ii-ill! 8i- 333 %§'-“1"‘1»=¢1' “=33? 53v. wit‘? E"..§“".;‘.';:';t.?;’.1L°' 5:51:12: ~=""- ‘ '°' =51 "333 531's’! o-?3=.=?~-3'-l=l'=l§ 3i€1.°i“¥;...."‘“.1‘°.2 “£731.31” ii.“ $2‘; 19-55 °“‘ ' ‘f1? °“°“'“ “d “"“°“““ °" "‘° P'°“‘"“ °‘ N“ 5”” Dam. sue‘ m,“ 3 __ 5% 5% tended to rennet trading hem deb _ Lsidlsw and Company. lowers. I repeat again that the msr- normal yield I dMEtedEI ymiisteve ca“ Trim-BE as and NOW BTllIlSWlCk t0 jﬂill With U8, us» ecu luu- -- ev- u- .1.. 11...... gains .1. c111. - * w ru- bw- sumo-s w: - w» 11-111 -- - o m .1.1 u... 2m NOW JOINED WITH 01m FRIENDS their re res m", 8mm, P“, q 9 “u.” w,“ n; (jhlciign, ma at sum“ l look for s good slsed setback over Oxitario the hay crop is about nor- .10," so“ ' 1% _ 1 l! l 31% llltcknel I. ....1 .. 211/. 2m ‘Lmupoo, m, 11,1, w,“ n, Bu“... B! idllstrlzrgdlffnslouvlzrezl was; gifoyrscgge mal. but the incl-ease over last year Cong 1111111. asst first W?" fllvimihle» blit "l! the ﬂililfﬂﬁdl 0f 8 federal e e "u 12-’ I . 1 ltd 1 ' ' l t . Ch Ohi .. .. - “but row V _ my) arias Iilzricteonronso who ilu P bnIls:1\\(l0‘\'g!iiK,L<N.dY.. July Is-deld mended the purchase of stocks in $5‘: d: mfufiaic‘: ti??? g1; Chﬂgmlor "Mo, a?‘ election THEY BECAME INDIFFERENT, and as §::1s1t31;:l“’Ch-r~ thnligiiliiibiiittlllilt‘ hliifelct“ ‘yleléll l‘? 054d 2e 1840s nud [tstsl-ililtllyfkgsllltot-tig: ggeylllllonzig lsttliitsligleydegijigtg was less seriously afiecteyd b‘; %g§',‘,:b,.‘i“"'l, 92V‘ Prmce Edward Island was the only Liberal Govern‘ Po er gm‘ 7 Winn” atsegoaa oésnglslsck ‘inst Tnreilrilzm. cﬁﬁge lgitltl prfeilrliltxtggﬂ igwvxk binds: as gmlﬁlligtstutili‘ tihettvililsagetsovbelflo; drought; 1n ﬂﬂg sggﬂon 1351, yea; (fom so; ‘f 19:2‘ melit, “l8 Chﬂiflllilll 0f “l0 ﬂlldit b08111 did IIOt Wiih t0 Que cc ow H: _ g ' - ‘~‘ - 1,1 to am l (3 q 1-1 ~ - . “hawking-n 15/: eligiiltféllnlntzlaloa-nd giligcezlllit9sllarlséﬂ l: 2:23, sn Qiduicressd o!‘ 16,000 barrels look strong as if they never could ‘oven; (iulzmagncelsggrrgssglugeowﬂltiilg C: 0.111s‘ .35 ICCOIIIIIIGINI Olll‘ C131!!! Wlthﬂllt being ﬂbiﬂ t0 IIICIIIdG 2:111" - .. 1.2., leer? Mo; =1; ‘l§.°.°;...'“...?°§.1..€. .:::.1.."=" :.*:."::::..-.:"‘;-.:'"1.1' Iitﬂii‘: are ...1. sood condition 1...». <11;- . s; “u i." "ueeueiile Geleuueou u "e Mouth-u mgﬁrallt n:n;::d' e il-hul "i bmfel demand msde s strong coiqe- you will not be able to sell st the of the fact that feed was scarce DB1 Hm? _ _ 31* Provlnces- Evidently the Government! 0f NUVB. SCOi-lﬂ. While "sh gram Iemﬂned dob sc lust week following Indepen- prices that you could hsra realised during the wlnter months and E I bum)", _ _

mm and New Brunswick DID NOT WANT T0 GIVE 12%‘, MACKENZIE KING A CHANCE T0 PAY THE

BANKS mam. coarse grains futures turned ~',',‘§§°°,,ﬂ",'dff§c,f§°'.,"°;§§n“°i}§“§§ Lhiﬁorvszkion wmch you “mum h." many cattle were ln ii. thin condl- m" KM“ -- \ lhiirlli!‘ hii-Tiihr- all"! i?’ ""9 "'5" percent one point higher thsn in the taken {good sised profit around 44 tlUn when turned out t0 ZTBS-B- m“ Auto m"!

s cent were registered. Rye lending ch31“ m“ of June "can" t ‘d, d l d , 1 m" P°W 1115i"? 3 INCREASED JUST gowns"; “4 n, m, m, t d _ ,_ , 1 us o In He lever! Iys use. renc ed Milk product on is reported m be m; 5% they; u. e w" l" - ' “‘1‘i.'.“.5:"i‘..".'1 .§‘.1“‘.;1.. 1. 1. ...... i.1i’";'.'. if“ "‘" " "'"“ “"‘“ ‘ "emu w we ususu or us but...“ 1.1 .11.. BEFORE THE ELECTION 0R To IMPLEMENT. --"~ -- 1o 2E:1“..1~1:?'.:::. "x1211; -;::.=.:::. ..§:.=.::'-::.:.=."=s1... cs2. .-:. "‘i‘»i.11°’.l3:.- ...... ....... ... iii his" i?“ "E ..F"“°1““S "F T." DUNCAN °°MMI~°» Bell of Canada .. 61 dividends, etc, ‘ equal to 83 d0 s its reactio and purchases around 12 winter 1s lHIQOOii condition and is Gen “at ' 36% SIGN’ '—Hon' w’ M‘ Lea’ In speech on Draft Address’ 21:2. "s..'.‘;:::*s ié"“."°.'1.".’.°i’.‘.“‘i’1‘i2 "'.*1‘.::.'.':."..';'.';§'.":':-..... . .. . m limous- u“ us e reuse ' m ‘i?’ PATRmT» Mm" 9» 1°35- » so o . ' _‘ ~ o ' . llegiod ll Year ego. I i u l91l‘hl]f around 50. owned st 60% ‘ggiésmndwprgmgi-‘im: 800d Yggd- gyginigl: 1%?!" _ ' -—'—_ une passenger car regs rs on closn t 48%. K | l an e are a Ve 1 _ " -MlbC8"Gﬂ80ll8 (ceusdlsu Press) estimated at zomooo on hseie of re: halt 511d we shsiieeteuwxurevﬁfs: net average. barley is average. and ggfvgggue " 23V‘ And he“ are the facts» "-5 Elli“ by Eli-Premier - MONTREAM Jmy 15_3r|ll;h Ind turns from l1 states, as against 203.- buy back the halt you sold today. spun; when“; glvena, condlglon ﬁg- In“ Ylckcf" 27% Saunders, Octuber 7’ .1929, in a letter to Hon_ James A. foreign exchange in reldtinh to the 301 in May and 228,804 in June 1084, Otherwise inst night's letter holds x 9B m“ b] a‘ In“ ‘HM. 47% M- ' t f Fi » - . uoNTRégZnsdTisln P?) Canadian dollar as compiled by ‘the ICCdOXdUII to it.‘ I1. Pollk ‘ab: Co til-Itch ‘good an: before tbelend of the ccm- amiss graﬁszhﬁe groggwviggm!‘ In“ Tel 0% r ""5 er o nance m the Mackenzie K|ng Govern‘ '- , u l g c .1 l d 1 n an commerca rogers one or hlltl h ' " ‘ . ' Wheat; noi- no zyss. 30:18:11,221]: o u“ . c on o y June estimated st 50,000 units with 1551:}; will. glo dislllilyﬂ“ 5x21111121]:- ly, and loss from lodging has 81- John,‘ ,“‘"‘ ﬁx‘ ment’ in the mawer of subsidy- chums presentation’ Isrlqy C W n: 8 M Aunt“ lchlmng _190a_ v KtuLI-[ne farm")? stjstes algifst 47,908 setback. ready “mu-Nd in Central Qmaﬂol 11g: ‘goﬁsexj _ _ 19 _ . ﬁﬁiﬁtyﬁﬁsﬁ; ’ ‘ 23:52:‘; ‘.’:l"...;3?°- “y ’ “ u“ ' ’ "m"?- caused by heavy ralnfalls on July ssuhsrocu .- w ~ “You further suggested, last spring, that ‘this Oats feed no l 4s. ' chins Hung Kong dollar .5250, 6th and 7th. m north York and 510"“ Um‘ 51

4, Province should come ALONE, RATHER THAN IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE OTHER MARITIMES. 1111.4 Accordingly, I have ON DIFFERENT OCCASIONS

hour, Spring when‘ patents, firsts Denmllt krone .2221. Bimeoe counties about 25 per cent. MW‘ mmm‘ 5.10. ' r : fr .0004 ' 9 . lisuk Truck Ilonr seconds 4-10. . 1 ' 0:“ “r1132 110115151 4.011s. ¢ M m” “Pr!” “an "s badly 1mm “‘°K°°"'°" T“ '

11s

no" bu," “m, and it is doubtful if some oi- the llsih Alkali

, l n 1 . ‘ . J31; 1311s» mu 11.1.11. .11.... ‘52.l“"r‘1.1.33“.....u 1.11m » geese 11.1111 growl.“ 1.111.111», r1111. 5,1,3; w“, ggg DECLINED T0 (JO-OPERATE wrrn PREMIER ' . 1‘ . k . . ~ n 1' OE VG . C e TB. Il- ‘ . 1...: .1... ..... u... .. 1.11.. $31211’ .1.5.°1“".111.1. MON“ (Usnndlnn us...“ “bu,” u, w“, m, o; Sunday’ July n; in, m, .1‘... .111. . 3% RHODES AND PREMIER BAXTER IN A 101m‘ gzgnt-walnzlzizaﬁ 1 3:131; raifgiicahgglgudmga Mean w" nomdEffpﬂ':{.1fn-1;L.°M§::§g1 m“ o n d h“ Amcmmml Representative for 113156, Pm, _ n 1W 15% PRESENTATION. I ALSO DECLINED TO HAVE .¥l,llrghuttog- 21-636mm Swizz. unlit“ Sm" don“ 5:32 p” “n; yllciilgeafﬂgglgﬂalwgillfvtg: ‘tat-d’; s pe c ftfonﬁegﬂgiibﬂillity states ithatssgn m: gzwenlrlght 5% 27s DO WITH A PROPOSED MEET- 0e os s _.'5. . l B ' c __ some ons spring n o s , ~ ~ ~ ' ' ' ' ' " MAR . nsy no fpergseu eslrlots 12.00. prom um (osnulhn Pro-I) ‘ ' wtgla t“ ‘mums dunnhdrelmmly‘ Btletw A2111? 011° u? . . . . . .. 1:154‘ 1:22 ransins from 35 Der eengtfam 50 per N” h“ u“ ' 1151MB BOARD 9F‘ TRADE IN l" Cheese no 1 our Ont 10% to 101,4. closing exchange’ rstesz- m‘ '2” 1°" ° "° 1 u d' W“ Csn lisii. . , _ 33y, “m; are re rtedcwlth bane crops NDYi-li Am" - ' 20% THIS CONNECTION. l) No 1 Quebec ii . At Montresl—l‘ound £9134: franc 20% u’ s” i?!" V? M“ "W" cur. 1111,»; ., '15 ' p0 ' y Niim‘ P“ 4“ ti Butter he 1 2o to 201/1. 0.54 cents; u. s. rreuer 1.00 s-az. _ luilz to t e ‘m s “t? e welrezaquoted m. S,“ __ m4 Suﬂefius most severely Mil-HY ﬁeld-i Peek l!" m‘ ~ , , , _ h U"! lI-i cartons A 1 largo 32, At New York—Pound 4.90%: Iran g zfu“ u m ' u “m” yo"; u; C“ A g7 100k as if l. mower had gone over Pen" 3*“ m“ S ? ‘ Essa 2 11. mediaum 2o m 2o. may. cents; Canadian dqllsr 0o °§h§§,'1";"_ “m,” m“ w m,‘ 1m, o" 101/, them and prospects o, the 8mm gull.‘ sgtu I m, 111C611 s r n. . 21-32. " ' ~ _, ggs B 22.‘ At Paris-Closed. holiday . 1 gengrfwrnﬂslllsil“ for ‘no l‘ Clifton: i3? gs!“ 13V’ 1'5“? 35am B" Wmideud V973’ Pullman Co . . M‘ E", c 2L In iohhpmmd m,‘ m, U_ s‘ dab . n b os sn cen s or he Much!" A 9% s gh. Generally speaking 25 per Radio Corp h~- ~ 0 2% . Potatoes-new Quebec 80's 60 to M. lar 50,23 cents: Canadian dollar m“ u" Norm,“ __ 37 cent. 0! the grain crop i5 damaged. “mm K919i Oil’ - ‘JV u!‘ vﬂpnm of m; gum balm- wlll be tree; ﬂ-lgi; guﬂeried mm” 1mm gm N. a. old 80's all. son cents. ,,,°§,“,‘,‘,‘;‘.,'Z','£“1_.‘;§.§'.L':,.;"§°§,1,,1£,‘i3; Walker Good .. . _ 181% wlth- lush-early» sown varieties. Qeefrfggebfffﬁ‘ “.7, e1 noticed. ' ' severe winter d: Ines-load. Tree 1’ E ' °"’ 5°‘ 2'" V A-lul-ze. 20% rem or A-usmuu. 1o Wei“ UM“ P“ ~~ - ‘i’ winch had slmdy ranlz- ‘Sh... 11...... e11 ' .. 111/. 1m Pea aphids are quite abundant in mortality 1s heavy min this sess-

bg m 11m cents for n, sud 1s Lents W!!!" m" ~ for C. Receipts war-s s01 cases. Wright Hnr .- On the potato market new Quebecs

1Q! 50 p81‘ OQIIt. The Sdcony Vac wet weather ‘has also‘ jﬂel cut- South PM -- ting cf hay Bndjugﬂg > g dim, South null

12% £94 some fields oi ‘cnnuins D955 in on and in the last two years from ‘if; m Western Ontario. and had it not Port Hope east, it is estimated that svuuu Brands . m. Isv. been 1w oool wet weather. the early so to as per cent. of all trees over ‘ ‘ 35g 3% Pen 0Y0? Wvuld have been wiped 25 yea-rs of age failed to survive the

P‘? ~ 4' _ . it. 0o d ts 4s 11 _- .. sag! lg’?! mvlggugﬁ lugenigldvorxrg- L glue tiellxds at?! gxrfnton loge 2:51‘: gilt! ctslliezc . . s4 83 out. Just at the moment it is im- QQVQIQ wirmr, 0n Jul-w 34m g, m. ,.

continued to be quoted at 50 to d0

vim" ‘J-‘P- have been retarded by tliesrequent Stand Oil N J - - 48% 47 y possible to soy what the prospects ere mu 5mm mi, the Qolhemu and c9"!!! Qllrllll "will. 44! her words Western and Eastern locals. Io ' 11111; Haylng was g§n¢ﬁ1>m5quth_ ‘Stewart “cruci- 1;? 1122); are to‘, m, later “on Bﬂghwn dun“, causing loss“ so

per worslg- Announcements and Coming Innis Se. prr word; Olsnslﬂcl

se. per word: In Isliorlam Notices. 70o. per lush. Lisle of Elsi-s! sud s em 0MB?" it the 11ml u! JWY- is §t¥t§b“§§".if' Rhee bee"?! l" 110W 8PM"!!! ranging mm 15 per cent to 100 per _

Jniriinll Oil-rinse. Ouds. m». do per names homers of ceuddieuee 10-1. Currencies (cssssdish Press) now general 1n Central and East- Tex Gulf sul in swarms, attacking ﬂowers. cent. or crop. on approximately sou ‘

teusmlssshégglevss o!” . uusagnlbweoisslol. Ne. Ill the! or so. II llONgBEAulirglkailalyus ﬁgamterlllh em Ontario, and Wm commence in Th“ R0“ Be" 4 shmbs and “immune hum several an” of ‘pm! omhuds mum storm ‘ ensue for snnyvnlveetisesnsns (vvsusg-rivs sense. _ c d, P‘ v §.';".1§Z ﬁve Monti-eh livestock msr- Northern Ontario about the 17th. cases have been reported where arm 11m peel; 0g the gtmwberry

. . . . . . . - 1 ‘m "' m” Cattle receipts were 1.02s heed. Ten days to two weeks 0f clear “ma, A, _ _ _ young poultry have died through 11mm ‘run-embed use wee]; pm. 11

‘ . . . . . . . . . polilfgdlifﬁfﬁlf: in! oﬂlﬁytiiil" ti: There wss sn easier undertone N81101:: warm weather is badly needed to United (‘nrp _ . . . .. . % feeding 0n these llllectl- ductlon is about ‘l5 per cent. heav- i lAilx-lo ssr word, three inssr- ' st 4.1m; on Montrssl foreign ex- ffiftlfr,ﬂ'if*f ‘f’? m§:,°',,;:"we,'h_ prevent possible loss and damage to lllIniéodluigu-‘klllhll -- m 11152.11‘; farmers have’; haclhtobese- igl- man 1m, yesr and prices have gse-bllewlnﬁzvsnzt“ d "o, "He", or $11G §t:1:§§-'.dfd§r' sttgnfnltghdfangenltﬁ: “d1 l‘ “M” ""13"" ‘mm “'25 to ﬂops’ and m enable fume“ to U S Rubber ... ... ... 117a pm m‘ on “calm o e m been quite “tttwﬂvt 1'0“ ‘mm w“

1110.00 wss otfered for s harvest their hay crops in good U s. smelt maggot which was lmusually pre- and dgggygQ We‘ l,“ been con- .

r11 Uited Stt dll hid - “'5'” ""5121? reed i1=1° .3“ heist“"ui“'=-=i‘i--‘°i»i°u~l‘i"hi1 ‘°i‘i‘i‘°l1.... .. .... 122:2‘: .':‘.*.'.'1:“.“t.:.".1. €i...1‘°"‘;‘°‘...‘1‘1“l’..‘21?“2°‘1.3§§“.‘i3§°‘1*. , . ' pop, 351,5 _ sucnolq [P0311- ' “Y °' “Y SLED to $2.211. a few common bulls . S, ._., _, 141/ 1s ‘ MIOCBHSIIGOUI m“. I’ and t awn gurrelizeiglsnmd ma. .111 ‘ae-rtiiin m3: we" Mm n “m, "ma, 1mm by insects has not yet been heavy. Qrfruelfnrol 0C m‘. 4 weeks. A second planting oi beans pl-ggﬁcgﬂy arm-ed, Chen-leg mu

"35 ,0 r115, gum, $2150. There some low-lying sections of potato w“, “um

. 111m. will be uniniured from this source plums in Eastern obtuse are 1111 YOUNG‘ LADY RETURNING so ﬁr“ °""°‘°“ °°“‘"' ~'°" T“ ’°‘"“’ ""'““' "" “P i‘ °‘ e were 11.1 enough surly um on w ﬁelds have been damaged slightly

West Eloc . _ 58% from s. commercial standpoint and Tum“ July n. dun.“ “aw Printery. Nov. l-tt 35:18:‘ fg;ﬁlil°rﬁ"g:a:dffg'ﬁoillr Exiles to sol-m s bssis tor qllbtn- from excesive rainfall, but gener- lgootlgvolithmliifo - - FRUIT pesrs are extremely light due to . rtstion with couple or party. held lincbsn ed n. s, discount er ' , ally speaking, the crop has beneﬁt- f" “ ' the weakened condition o! trees. K017i!!!‘ 3°! 115 511mm" 1-"5397 FOB gush-u. HEAVY. l1 Jmowu 5'32 p” w"! WM“ t“ 7mm“ ‘nu 63:11: Z§°1$§Z°'v.r1'°'1‘1..e1;1”v. hfaigl ted greatly from the splendid In Westem Ontario the weather . Pb?" 1°‘ “"4" dim" "i “F” 2"“ ‘WM ' with 1 stead! w ruler mud on u» rains. Early potatoes are moving on durlns June was mostly werm and avenge Monthly rriees neeeived H‘. ls ova our! r0 rnorscr m". i“ WW1“ 0m“- ““‘ °’ -°‘ ° ‘ m‘ ___' hum “M'- °°f§ °'§'.°'d;°}§ ‘$3 to the market quite freely from under way ior the past month and dry until the middle of the month B, “m... m- “m, mum.

1 m" '¢°Pi'"i°""- T" d" "l" 3'27"“ '§'a:1'°rr::it?11'11'11111' us“ cslvesp 1.1a Essex. Kent. End the Southern port about o0 per cent of the erbp will when rain fell almost every day. 11s _ \ come when our income ceases. i...” nee to $11.25 with common 0i Weuiworth county. as well as be thinned by the end of June. a result o! this continued wet shell The statistics Branch of the Insure its perpetuity by l Bun MODEL A “m” Tom“ G . dlinlefl and lishi "I" "mm" the NBS"! Peﬂiusuilu They ere Field labour has been eumclent the strawberry crop surfer-ed hesvy Ontario manmenf, o; Agflqﬂtufg Life policy. Arrange it with J. A. mt‘ m“ mow mum“ with new “M” “d " m“ m’ AM“ °§ Si: being marketed mainly in small bu; me plerrtliul, There wm some loss from soft and decayed fruit. prepares “mews or average prices Moore, Currie Building, Ohar- xtltfgﬁl $1“ H*°”°““€;§§ ‘L: H- TO;ONTO_ “l, 1L ,,l§,‘,',‘;“‘},,.'§'§’§.;... :0 3a. containers, such as six and eleven ggltﬂtiOn ior higher wages by lab- Bprayingof» apple orchards was de- received for produce by farmers loetemwn, _ L-sazs p 6,0,, m, “m, “.1 $5.50 to quart baskets. The quality, for this ourers, but it lasted only about two loved by wet Weuthei Bud it is be- on the 19th dsy or the month in F

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Wgivmgsx: 111mg?! rugs: Cheap for cash, in ﬁrst class eon- ‘liues Order by mail direct from dmm‘ u Km“ street‘ t mesiiisfscturer and save 75%. All ba4l5'7'1"31'

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sale. 55 cents per nundred post;

$5.75; common nnd medium. 88-50 i" time oi year. is very fair, but they weeks. Most growers nre pdvlns “Wed ti!“ WW1“ 118m Widen“ all sections o1 the province. our as 25; smserl 82-75 i" "if; r d are not as matured as the Ameri- 314,00 per acre tor thinning, i-loe- of scab mil’ be Bil-Wm“? incfeiid‘ summaries are based on more than

51"" '"e“"' "“’ 1'“ uh’ can potatoes that have been on 1n and toppln! 53- Insect P9!“ 8N We“ 11nd" 500 indiviual reports. In the table “'1'1‘“’i.1f°§'§ :2: eifvws "tel-ﬁr wglltf our markets for the past month or “Beets are beihg cultivated well control. All early and most -fall below gverage prices on June 15, 1111:". of v11. 111111.; were 11.1.1 ﬂat two. It is expected that supplies o! and 1.1-. glowing rapidly. 1n some varieties of apples promise E nor- 1935. are given with comparisons- s: around $1.211. Sheep $1310 l"? Maritime potatoes m ontsi-ld during fields, the leaves almost fill the msl to heavy yield. with Baldwins Prices in June showed a tendency eligzvelfmﬁfbéﬂg‘ ‘flmb’. ‘mom July. August, and cieptember will 22 inch rows. Prospects are favour- and SW5 quite iffegllliif- 511W‘!!! to decline, and the upward move-

" 1.0 .0 ss- common s11 so 111 not be Es heavy as lest year on Eo- able for a heavy yield on the aD- only lisht to medium. Pruii is sil- mem in prices which commenced

Nova“, Rubber mi" company, paid. George H. Deacon, Pree-

, m“, L_u13_-,_1a_u Hog receipts were hoot hud- hiose count of the order of the Eastern proximately 30.000 acres of beets. in: well and Transparent-l nre ex- early in 1933 appears to ‘have lost 10x ass, dltprt. 3-11, Hs ' ' were so ierbsebus. fed and Wlhregl, can,“ potato Mmkemg 30am peeled to be on the market around most cf 1L1 Iorce. From mid-May to 0nwio~ __________=____""""" son ssha - comma SPANIEL m‘; 3,}. qflluillel 653mg“ ‘llfiliﬁu prehlbltluram iisuon lcctiisgn- INSECT rasrs glhul-ly line 1:‘ séipefjtegrgizvrvgs- midlilléreie 91a rcaﬁaodiggsstéigcélnzg

ups. Apply Raymond Gsmhum, grades. sews were hard m sell. Few mento M e p0 u es I10 11- P - P To Let E... Uppﬂ‘ prince md you“; 5g; ssles msde were st biices rsngins tario. cutworms of various species have suffered 00 per cent. to 100 per cent. advance and 3 held unchanaed- ' 1,_3419_q_15_3{ from 85 0n 1°" "m w P'°“"|‘§,p been extremely abundant, especlal- 0ND l!!! 1mm hail Rvﬁillibeifles Spring grains declined, reflecting ro LET - nssinsnhn 1 noon ' 1o "f: "lfutiel;';,,§"l‘l.h‘j,lj“wjﬁ"n§ 3,1 TOBACCO 1y 0n the lighter types of soil. nec- promise u seed yield End wall the satisfactory cmp prospects, and ‘wim- ‘d Vb”?! Ave- LUMBER — 305395» “mm-ls- $.85‘ re: readers. essitatlng re-plsntlrig in many quantities are now appearing onht e hey and clover, and alfalfa ware » L-87s0-7-10-di. 5ggntl1ng,]p,t,hgg lobster “up m]; The Hue-cured tobacco crop was cases. Some farmers have had to marke. Early swee c err es ave ggﬂin lower on account or e and bows. lvweét llriced- Olnnk GAVE GARDEN PETE all planted in Ontario by the end re-plant as many as three times. been moving f0!‘ ten days at very much heavier crops being harvest-

ron BLIND PEOPLE o: the month and most growers re- The general cutworm outbreak was satisfactory luiees- The quality is ed this year. Dairy cows continued VIC-roars 30, Jilly 13-A la-st- port a splendid stand oi pfants. more extensive and savers than for generally very good. sour cherries m demand m mg price advance of fJune garden-party was given at Rainfall has been obumiant, but several years, but these insects are Promise B hell/Y CYOP- Blimp“?! recent months was further extend< Emu»... House by the Lieuton- not too much, and the crop is oﬂ now ceasing their activity roi- this val-loves o! Plums promise u med- ed. Hogs and lambs both showed gut-Governor and Mil-s. Ferdhsm to agood start and is now grow- year and very little, if any. ﬁll-thei- ium to heal’? Yield» with JiiPB-"se good gains trom mid-May to mld~ Jghnpon, to the blind residents of ing rapidly. Although Cutworm and damage is looked for. Wireworms and Shim light to medium. and Jun‘. B“, were pfggﬂgguy 1 cenﬂ

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u-ewoi-m dsma e has been rather have also been unusually active, Hui-banks light. Pears are patchy pg!‘ lumen higher in price. and wvul l0 llT-AUGUBT ll 301155 5 he? T. Green 8e ('10-. l1 Queen _ thgndgl‘ mo“; m; were; were pre- xvere this sessogn, and some 2.000 necessitating the resplanting of Bud promise only a 118m w medium also was up sllshtly. mum‘ “Mu-n wnvemenm‘ Ap- 5L Ldiauxmhﬂ 5mm‘ " t. The beauty of his glide!!! 0i- scres 0g Flue-cured tobacco were sucﬁ crops as tobacco. tomatoes, yield. Most varieties of peaches __s_________.__ 717 we“. Oman‘ i "' gvernment House wasdescrtbedw blown out by heavy winds. eondi- and com. In many cases where show s. very hesvy crop. ‘minnlnl! ' buwhwa" Ma] H 1 W d ‘E3171? 1'" ' the honored sums by their escorts tbns were ideal for resetting. over Wireworlns sre psrtlcluarly sbund- is heins senernily nreetued eud mason rsnry SEEK . e e p ante Hewsynuf. u, wsnd " the 8P1- three inches of rain was recorded ant, the damage will continue for nullity 511M116 be "f! 8005- Al- RELICS 0F ESKIMO : - wanted :i. .1 hf Cons a,“ gum-Km st ﬂmow during June. The only some time yet. sod webworrnu in though it is too esrly to estimate sssw====== WANTEMA MAN Fol In" Ki" 5"" rlsmqe feared, owing to the heavy pasture fields have been very PNV- the Vi“! 0i 811F911 WW1" mam" asmql M5110, France, July 16-

wbsisn wmrs ems so nos- “""""" j my time snubs July nth. "m" Fm" m“: 5a,,%‘_’f,'_‘w"‘“'_u ﬁfth.

precipitation, is the development aietnt and the early killing 0f vls- iiohs point to s mm slishily WW Jerri Baptiste Ohareot, France's -ton ‘Write Guardian .' . Lass-v-ia-al. I" lie" - -

o: black root-rot disease and pos- tin-e grasses was only prevented by normal. Only two or,three bunches flame“ “mo,” ‘m; ‘mangle;- sible excessive leaching o! itrogen comparatively wet weather in the are showing to the lateral sud announced um mam m“ “W111i in lighter Flue-cured tobacco soils. past few weeks. This pest has in- them is also considerable deed arm “rem” h“ m,‘ “ﬁnd” m” by -

- -- AIPBINTIUI . ‘WANTED T0 llclensie _ ___ The sod w b I which has "mud he“, bu” to “on” o; hum-l u“ bond m. menu“. a t‘ w téd “In Bu“: ma" anon 0mm "mm" H? $39“! If: . .. - - “com, g “ewe; ‘in tobacco. has barley and corn. The outbreak is In Eastern Ontario apple scab is “x; mm u pqmqud P”. gm: 8319mm“ an °*P°""““'“"“°1” 5"“ °°" 51"" ~ - - - - - ' ~ - ' "' m‘ caused much more injury than over, and heevy flights of the quite prevalent on folisge snd awn“ Hqhqpggipbﬂngblcl » .-- w m“; lose. Blilimi- Wm‘ "m "l" mum‘ ususl this spring. Cut worms were adults are now on the wing. Injury . fruit in msny orchards due to fi-e- m, “amt 6011mm, 0115mm re. I - RAID All - v “burn, maeqmgly plentiful this season later in the fell to psstures, lawns quent reins from June 10th to 24th u“ We; "cl-med by my single ex- ' i° "Y" "m" “w i“ 1 Female Help Wanted sue e large amount of poison bait and golf links mly be expected. which rendered spraying dialeuu. Mum W!‘ l” 0mm‘ “m ‘um’ . 1 . vise used to combat this pest. In the ares embraced by Bouth- hnners were very busy during the rm, mmqmsesd bsique vvillslip Titian‘ “9-“955-155133" Nor Csa .-- .-- .-- --- western Ontario. there is I very first week M July completing their mum‘); 1°; no” e0 ll "wiﬁ °°*¥ m‘ D H. mum“ °lle °i1 ~-- -~ - suasn nnszrs heavy flight of June beetles dui-lur sprsymg. mi; varieties of spples. ﬂgrbor, on the rim u the Poise ‘ _ I 00-. Jun"- 37- 5- ' i‘ m" ' ‘L u” “b” §' ca?" . the present season. These beetles sudh ss llomtmb. snows, Wealthy. an“, t, relieve four youthful ' N"Q"7'"'ﬂ‘ | Yuk PM" ' ' Ferrell All of the contracted sugar beet are laying eggs tor grubs which will whit River, Alexander. snd Bsx- much when“; who have spent 1 - ~~ - m,“ m; Pier Cro - acreage was planted and sn excel- demure cross next you and inrln- ion wow!» I- sood crop. where the coldest winter of their lives . iKNTED — MAN 1'0 m u“, "m," __ lent stand was obtained on nearly era should be warned not to utilise 30 per cent. in 2h per cent. liesvier sgudyln; gums, ” ' m“ ‘W’ i“ “m” E“; ‘m’ everyfield. Seeding was done ehiei- fields that are 111 pssture st the than llst seem. Late verleues

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mend white Fidel n!‘ To 3,,“ ly during Msy, with s distribution present time unless it is ﬁrst sseer- such ss DWI. Baldwin. Stark. nngmq mu. n: WATCIIID .1 lredwﬁAﬂTlb-A csrAhI-I 0 gunne-

f-iom April 20th to the middle of tsined that white erubs are not Davis, Orsnbmry Pippin,

-, 0mm”, m,‘ fg-gQedlh was present. Gteenlnl. and ltussets have set var! _ (Osnsdisn Pleas) .gg, f I. Istsnd. bland-ll W" i" °°““"'7' wag,‘ n“ é "‘ ' VTMEQZ... , 8 On account of the very low stalk patchy with some orchards show- qmwmo, July le-when ‘mu I ' ' a °""'dm ‘MM rbMM-"l-[Q-ﬂ, sari... ..'§' QT meets have been moi-e active infestation o! corn attacked by the fslr crops. when the June drop. onws grand eimuit nicotine ' s1 es.-. than ususl in the beet fields and mrupesu corn borer last autumn. w ieh bss been very heevv is over. July is st ‘ﬂlarnciiﬂe Psi-k. ills ‘ ..T . 1 ‘ 5"“ - .aeedii dis- it is not sntieipsted that the corn it is doubtful it there will be II boys onttsebsek end o! the auktel Taghggg want e few sores were lost he . Help Wanted aassgii‘ _ m Mom“ sud on s 11.111.11.1- oi borer will be sh economic fsctcr is greet s. yield of these varieties sl will he watching Vic neuter. u . 4 g5 ~, close l.

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