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A NEW WHEAT NANKET-
If the Canadian market, the British
satisfy thc Canadian wheat grower, he
may find a new field for enterprise in
China and Jupnn. The American miller
has had his eyc on the Asiatic market for
some years. In ltlB, according t0 awriter
in The Boston Transcript, the American
p exports of flour to Japan were $193,495. In
1903 they were $2.249,ltll. Yet flour is as
yet only a delicacy in Japan, where the
who-at flour. In the same period the ex-
ee,1u1,aoo no $4,015,951! But there
bushels of wheat. At the same rate,
duced in the United States and Canada
At. present the poverty of Chlna‘a million
Chluamsn. But if China experienced
of living rslsed,nn immense increase
as in Japan, the trade has only be~
'gum The eighty millions of Ameri-
market and the American market will not | an Nome wm,mm° ,bout ‘w m“||°,,,, 0
it was evident preparations were _hs-
lngmade forthereeeptlon of the Rea-
eian Baltic squadron. 'l‘he captain of
onrcgnuai npeméa tm on swan.
engineers were rushing to completion
DOH Of flour lb Chills lil-B llwrtl-Bod from me 'uk 0” me dqdmk, ‘nd nmt‘
» pasaagewlllbe kept through the los
.mhaitneharbnrwiil arweyr he open
for Russian veqels, He- further |o~
f portedthatlhe Russian  never
leave the harbor, and that many 0!
China would consume 8,411) million bus-"W6 mm” ng", M", “km 5|, 'A pn.
hels,or-threetimes as much as is pro-
vent their being carried away by l.he_ ice.
-. Aeoordlnir to the Shipping World Year
l Book for llll, there are already two docks
‘stands ln the way of substituting wheat “~v],,||vm¢0k_ ¢)n¢‘|g ,_ nmgmg ,img
for rice; wheat is e luxury for the wealthy 5” 1,", |°n"w|g,|, ¢w,n¢y.,,|x 1,5; °( "gm,-
°'“ on the sill, and the other a gravlng
I I _ _ l I lnduatrialawairenlng, if Chinese wages dwh gm: feét jo", Wm, 55|,-gy
consumptrono rloelsexty tmes that of 'em gnc,-“,°d..nd we ohm!" sundnrd not ol W-ur on the sm. The
in. latter would be able to handle
sl l . ~ f e the consumption of wheat would follow, any warship of the Russian navy. Con-
?  ` 'md U12 Driw *mild HM ¢°l'l‘°IP°l1d|llll|!-
.- CANADA’S PLACE AIONG NATIONS-
Earl Grey, as Governor General is win-
eiderlng the complete mastery which the
Japanese have enjoyed over the sea, it la
surprislne that, with only two ports in
Russlau:pont;rol,- Viadivoetook and Port
  A  ning golden opinions from the people of Afihlf- 90 mln! b|0°kl»d° ¥`llU“°|"‘ bl”
` mc; been successful and suoh a small number
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When we say that
our Overcoats are tit
for a King, we mean a
King whose clothes fit
him. -
Here are Winter
Overcoats that are
Easy to get into
Easy when y0u'ro
in
Easy to pav for
Hard to wear out
Hard to beat
From our stock you
can try on many styles
-see which is the
most becoming-
whether regular
lengths, extra long,
full back styles, Tour-
ists or Paddocks.
Our Winter Over- __
coat prices start at
$ 5 oo where satisfac-
N tion can be safely
guaranteed; thence to
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-I $20.00. Between the
two prices every degree
of taste is gratified.
We’li be expecting
YOU in to make
YOUR selection any day now.
  Trouser lime
.IS allthc lime
Men- of good judgment appreciate having a pair
or two of extra Trousers.
5 They are handy to
ways
have around in a dozen
éaves the wear of the pair that matches the suit
and gives s. spice and variety to the wearer’s appear-
' ance
for them.
l\Iot necessary to pay a big price to some tailor
We can tit you just as perfectly in every_way.
Handsome new styles for winter wear in the
newest Trouser Woolens-cut in conservative or ex-
treme style- trimmed in the best manner possible.
Perfect fit a certainty. $1.00, $2.00, $3-00 01' Wal’ “P
` to $5.00
Weill Trouser you here to your entirehsails-
f faction.
 PROWSE
‘ The Best Clothiers.
it
BROS..
Grey is s practical man, but with en»
hasjtenoed to give him agood knowledge
of colonial life, which he is turning to
good account. In aspeech which he rle<
llvered at Ottawa recently he said among
other things
‘ The eventful and picturesque story of
your past, your present position, and the
.boundless possibilities of your great
future combine to make a most inspiring
nnd entranclng theme. The blood is
stirred n_nd the imagination warmed by
the ideas conveyed to the mind by the
con templatlon of your vast territories, of
the mysterious and fasdlnatlng silence of
the undeveloped North, oi thc varied
richness of your boundless resources, of
the unsurpassed charm and splendor of
the scenery, and of the invigorating
magnificence of your unrivalled cllmnle.
But there is one asset which you possess
even more important than those to which
I have referred, than those of area,
riches, mystery, scenery and climate,
numely, that which is represented by your
national clmracter. lf you do not
jealouslyfguard the sacred fire of that as~
ser,the others to which lhave referred will
be as dross and as the crumbling clay. If,
on the other hand, you keep, as your
address informs me, you will keep, the
character of your people, hlgh,strenuous,
virlle, imaginative, herolcal and imperial,
no one can venture to set a limit to the
degree of the influence which will be ex-
ercised on the future of mankind hy the
great Canadian nation, composed, as it ls,
of all that islbeet in Engl.and,Scotland and
ireland and France, and privileged as it
ls to he n factor-nndn factor of ever-ln»
creasing importance of that British em-
pire representing already over 4iIl,ilIl,tIll
beings, which le the greatest and most
beneilcent organisation that hasever et-
tempted to bo the instrument of God
on this earth. There is no reason, gentle~
msn, why the sons of Canada, if they are
worthy of their fathers and of the eountry
to which they belong, there is no reason
why they- should not in the lifetime of
your children by reason of their numbers
and I of 'their character. exercise
nn all-powerful, and in time
to come, perhaps a eontiolb
ing influence on the developments of the
maieety and destiny of the empire whose
standard ls righteousness, and whose
path Is duty."
TAKE NOTICE
We publish simple, straight testimon-
ials, not press agents’ interviews, from
well known people. ~
From all over America they testify f/0
the merits of MINARIYS LINIMENT,
the beet of Household Remedies.
C. C. RICHARDS R C0.
On your way to oilloe or workshop,
’ ` Gays' daily vegetable market and leave an
_f_ i- ,order for something to help out your
dinner. Moet men like a good dinner,
§ ,  but it is generally the busy housewife ‘
'z _ that has tothlnk it out, and choose for
'  qp them- 2
W It is well known, that. the standardhpf
` health has been greatly improved int ll
'; 5 Fe ce      ' _modern lx thefneuse of vegetables
‘ /
HB0 Y '
and we confess we are interested in
 ' keeping up the standard.
    un' T0 lid you in selecting we mention l
few. mmm, eatery, ;\;en.delr;»tt:.
‘ rlnl , cab , onions an W .
(ASSETS OVER $27.ooo°oo0.'oo,? xinacl): tnrn|i):;el>0tai.oee, ripe tomatoes,
N01’ Kl¢ it ld!! 10 Suit purchase!! and on Clay; tétilll _Of PY' enrewn growth in 2 lh 0ana.(none better).
mt, For ptttlctlllfs lddkd ' peas, early .Inna a very choiee brand
(very few ae.go6d,) beans, corn, pure
w v
57911 Mlwll
Canada with whom he has some in con
in an odlclal way, and so far it has been a
long series of receptions. He has been es-_
peclally happy in his public addresses G°“°"\ N084 hi! l'¢D0l’wd 'D UW Um!
which have been well received. Lord
thuslasm and his experience in Rhodesia
captured.-Boston Herald.
department on January 3rd, that the
commissioners of both the Jape and the
Russian armies concluded their confer-
ence on the morning of Jan 4th when the
.actual transfer of all war material at
Port Arthur as the property ef the Japan-
ese Government commenced. ,
The Act of Union which brought Enn-
land and Scotland together as “Great
Britain," came into effect ln 1707. In con-
neetlon with the bi-centennial anniversary
ot this event, the Merchants' Association
of Edinburgh is promoting a scheme
for the holding of a "national" exhibition
on a site already selected near the eent.re
of the city. The original aim of the pro.
molers was to “show by comparison the
rise and progress of Scotland during the
last two centuries," but already there are
lndlpntlous of such an enlargement of its
scope as would _make it virjtuallyynotl
merely a British, or even an Imperia', but
an international exhibition. To Scots-
men abroad as well as those at home
the occasion should prove deeply interest-
ing.
_ Nsavons, S101; nnanacns
Ms. 0. Banesn, Simcoe, 0nt.,writes:-
“I was troubled for a long time with head-
aches, which would come on about once a
week with such violence that I could not
eat or do my work.. I tried headache
powders-and quick cures. which did no
ggod.. About eight months ago I took six
xes of Dr. Chade`s Nerve ood. and I
hiave not been troubled with headache
e nee.”
COTTON RAISING IN AUSTRALIA
` Mueonarss, Australia, January l.-
Mr. M0I.ean,tl\e ‘ Commonwealth minister
bl trade. is considering the advissblllty of
state bonuses for the encouragement of
the cultivation of cotton in Australia
I. EVERY PHYSICIAN KNOWS
bo the t I D . H llton'
Pills 0‘ltMand11a5;‘ nin;El;1‘;utt\e1;p;i‘tin whlxcllg
C - I - .000 on a
 girly br.  Pills.
r . _
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comme svrurs.
City Connell meets-eil the second Moe
dayln each month. Dr. F. F. Kell
Mayer; . _ .cl clerk.
W W Clarke ii!
WANTED-A ease of headache that
Kumfoet Headache Powders will not cure
in ten minutes.
vauualealllvaeeeu
_ Our' Emulsion
` with .Gualacol ls
would it notbsagoodplanto drop ln at:  V   
forcougha and colds
so prevalent just now.
You pet all the bene-
tiu' 0 the ell with the
antiseptic Gualac0l._
Gives increased health
and strength to the
_ system, stops any
1 cough. -
. For cronp in children
l :here ie nothing like
t. '
I Price 40e per bottle. »
:reputed and sold only
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thcl1lScason  
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Thanking our customers
dnrin the past years.
,for their patronage
‘We wish you one
and all a. Happy and prosperous
NEW YEAR
Now look for. bargains in
2 Ladies Coats, `
Chlldrcn’s Coats, y
Furs,
`\Sklrls._
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I
the following lines
Trllllllltd Hills also llllirlllllllcil,
Mllliiltry.
F. Perkins 8. lIo..`
The Millinery Leaders,
SUNNYSIDE.
J
THE NEW YEAR I
will find os with e line and complete stock of Crockery
and Glassware. -
We have just what you want in e Hall or Hanging
Lamp at a cheap price.
CANADIAN CROCKERY C0.
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CLEHRRNCE
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HEATING Sill VEX
We have about 75 heating stoves that we will sell less
than cost rather than carry them over until next year.
Please remember, the prices quoted are for the cash
when sold, and-if sold on time they will be charged at the
regular price. I
Tortoise regular price $10 now $7.15.
do $12 now $8.25.
de. $15 new $19.17. V
13 Wlnte’s Poplar do $11. 50 now $8.25.
10 Belle Oak do $11.00 now $7.97.
12 do do ' do $13.00 new 9.35.
14 do do do $14.50 now 10.89
70 Blazer Plein top regular pri
90 do do do
70 do with drum do
ro Radiant Plain Top do
12~ f do 'do do
14 do do do
12 do with drum do _
9 Defiance Globe do
110 . sdo- -do do
714 lieoerd Oak do
14 Excelsior Hot Blast do ‘
18 _ do do do
12 Regal Franklin
6.C0;a1
do
do
7
22 Airtight
23. do _
24
29,
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240
200 do ‘
300 do ‘ _ _
28 Beechwood Box for Wood
Tiggriryg; dof _Wwdio
15 e neen or _
17 do do do _
17Pearl do- .dot _
do
do
do
do
do
do do
do do
do
do
ce $9.00 now $5.50.
$13.00 now $9.68.
$11.50 now $7.97.
$6 50 now $5.22.
$9.00 n0w $7.26.
$12.50 now $9.24.'
$11. 50 now $8.69.
$6.50 now $5.06.
$8999 “OW 35-94-
$14.oo _now $_t2.15.
$13.50 now $ro.67,
_$16.00 now $1337.
v'$13'.00 now $9.35..
$s.<>° ww 3-52-
0 do W' .50 now £4.40.
do
' 5.00 now $3.02.
6.00 now $3.63.
6.50 now $4.23.
$8.50 now $6.05.
$7.00 now $4.84.
$10.00 new $6.65.
$10.00 now 6.65.
¢$1r.o0 now $7.26.
" $9.75 now $7.26.
‘$10.25 now $7.70,
$9.50 new $7.2r.
-$111.00 now $7.92.
895° 'ww 65-77-
Thegooddr'easer`leu:i\all__y.-
a man if reineillelit-',ilil`e‘_"
iwardrole ,consists of the  n
lowing: V _
Tweid Coat. I 
Wanted and Scotch ‘T784 _
1=.11`.n1 win.: overture'  _
Extra Pants._ "  ~ __
As we tailor and  '_
these garments you have ai
garment of perfection. , 
Join Mcuaoo tt' co.
 ‘
For llrippsy 
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just as soon as you begin
to feel the slightest syllip-`
toms ei a cold don’t lose'
_ any time in securing e few_
- of our Grip Powders, etartf
at once taking one eve‘ry_‘
four hours. In a very few
hours the cold wiii'7be'
broken completely. _ ,V
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25é halt dozen and-'m0ne'y_,'
beck if they don't dcaa _`we;
say. ~ -
ELLLS 
The Druggist and Opticien. _
Government ‘liavi
Notice to Agents of Govern?
ment Hay. or ; '_
All Agents are _requested 
strictly comply witlrprinted is-N.
strnctions sent and to' obtein'__lt`t_
every case properly slgned_re0elpt|;_i`-
from farmers for hay sold'
The receipts must be takeniiat'
the time of delivery, no matter
how amall.a quantity is delivered.
ARTHUR Purses.-'=` ,
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A postal will bring yo
lustrsted new catalogue Y _
explaining how you can secure any
the numerous articles therein  `
ated tree of charge. ; ._   ~
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