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The Hamilton Spectator from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada • 19

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Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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1 19 A 631 king St East (Near Ashley) WEEK END SALE V5 and win with anypurchase of 25c or more 33c STILL ERRATIC 5c Red Hot Electric Heaters 35c for 50c for for for Aroxuatlc ood 25 15c erfuwo BOc 2 for GASICTIM 33c 3Sc 3Se 15c 35c 2 SPECIAL SNAP HAND 'CLEANER 2 E0R 25C Brief Local Items 1 SIRLOMER GOUIN 1 run1 8 5 85 1 to SO to I STANDARD STOCKS 75 8 to 1 to CHRISTMAS 3 GITS B3 li A 1 kA 20 20 I 1 8 bhave Tooth Brushes' 0 5 5 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 to to to to to to to to to to 49 84 to 19a to 13o to 17c to V0a to OOo to 35o 1 2 2 3 8 3 2 2 2 3 to to to to to 11 6 00 00 00 so 00 00 00 so 75 00 00 00 21 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 10 18 70 35 94 03 103 8 0 8 7 6 6 7 6 2 3 16 3 O' 00 00 00 25 6 3 2 8 7 4 3 6 3 5 1 0 i 1 3 2 to to in 76 35c 5e 2 I 78 40 5p 8 8 0 40 50a 30 61 825 Hl 2 1J Cleaner Camphor Ice Bath Gas Mantles Hi 480 60 500 io 12 4 26 13 Toy Sewing Hoea Paste Toothpaste 75 65 75 00 00 00 85 10 40 25 00 28 18 3 2 lo 7 15o 33c Taleuan Powder Buttermilk Balm Tooth AT THE CHILDREN SATURDAY MORNING Toy Carpet Sweepers ''o lour Sifters' 10 50 978 7 75 4 11 11 10 6 8 7 ere 17 14 22 14 30 t3oto 18c to ZOO180 20c 270 ISO BIS 9 32 57 39 76130 51 74 60 102 5 1 '13 to nt: oo to 11 25 to 10 is to 8 75 to 7 06 to 13 78 to 11'75 to 10 76 to to to to to tn to to to 50 to latlnff the growth of the young crop In enjoying a more" open thle plant food would be lost by Caching Wlth ell their drawbacks our severe winters with their almost continuous low temperatures must he regarded in their role as conserve of no small value one which must profoundly affect in a beneficial way our dependence upon purchased fer tilizer for satisfactory yields Dr I Shuttat Bighth Annual Meeting Commission ofConservation LIMITED Druggist 6 MARKET SQ 17 12 1616 16 20 18 to 00O Bid 5 fl 13 665' 490 134 23 1 19 45 25 15 32 7 20 I If I 25 0" 32 00 23 28'10 Toilet Paper good sized rolls to to to to to to to fa to a to IO 4 Toy Irons 15c 25c 1 SPRINGSTEAD 457 Uartop Street Kaat 40 50 00 50 00 50 00 00 00 7i 75 50 50 00 75 50 00 75 25 25 00 50 75 00 00 50 75 50 50 on 25 no 78 65 50 A Company Open 33 SV 55 88 46 75 131 63 4636 33 14 128 26 29t91 rt 17 80 13 89 76 37 37 to to Xmas Tree Trimmings and 1 A VV 12 4 29 3 309 2T 4 To nightIr Nelson trill deliver hta fourth lecture on the Book of Revelation i A eerviee til be held to night at StT Mark' church when Rev Jf Carson will speak number 186 drew the crochet basket raffled by Misses Agpes Mitchell and Dorothy Oay fr for soldiers' Christmas comforts sitting of the ninth division court scheduled for next riday has beeri peurtponod for two weeks on ac couAt of the judges beiQg engaged in more important matters Spencer 60 East 32nd street Mount Hamilton served In England for sixteen months with the 1 A He Is now scheduled to I report at Whitby for convalescent treatment' Glltem 399 Hughson street north employed as a dock Siand by the Canada Steamtfhlp company wWTe working ttihta morning was caught be tween two' trucks and 'hl's right ankle broken was removed to the etty hospital in the city ambuCanoe Precious manager of the Thomas Myles Coal company re ceived a cable last evening stating that his eon Lieut jonn precious is returning home from hospital in Artfk a lOnaon urr mvumu leave Lieut precious was severity wounded last August at Lens a trnrtv owned bv the Tjnlt ed Gas and uel company collided with autbmo'blle 2321 et the corner of Duns mure 'end Garneid avenue suuru atte'r this morning were considerably damaged but for tunately neither of the drivers were InjurtSd Pringle (have' issued a su writ for li'chard Holley an 'of the Hydro (board against Bennett Cor awo juries stained in a motor truck pltcn in' Holley on the tail board a Hydro truck when 4t ls alleged a car Do your Xmasshopping here A compete line of Xmas Cards Toys Books Dolls etc 631 KING EAST (Near Ashley St) a it A Xmas Pudding 'Xmas BeUs each Wax Lunch Paper 7250 254 21 23 92 74 44 80 23 135 109 50 87 Bine Bird Chips 1 Qp and Saucers DOc SBC JClorlda Water'' 35c Zip llaad JSc 35c Sulphur 35e oot Powder 25c Carbolic Tooth owler 25c Sc Non Quotations as Supplied hr CawtHra Unlock co Asked Barcelona Brazilian 22 Canada Cement Can Steamship 39' do pref 132 Cons Smelter 25 Dominion Iron 52 Mackay 75 do pref 62 Maple Leaf noty do pref 92 National Steel Car Nova Scotia Steel 79 Quebec Halls 15 Russell Motor 60 Steel of Canada 5u do pref I Toronto Paper 72 Toronto Railway 60 WAR BONDS Dom of Canada 1925 do 1931 do 1987 Russian Rubles "''c A'k Ini the spectator wroXESPAX December 5 i9it singing CANARIES Wlll there be a Singing Canary In the a hoBia thia Christmas? Every Canary guaranteed and most beautiful Christmaospres I ent I I'M yil I Greatest 4 BiM ancier 1 8IMCOB ITHEXT' BAST I' A 15c 25c 2or for on 2 or 51c 2 t0r 26c White for OCf IJnlrnent n7us 2 for 26c fT rICTiesrs MennenM 9C Pftvrder 25c bavins to to MiitnEi Wholesalers are Smithed Meats Rolls S7e to Z8c: hams 'medium 3m to 31c: heavy 26c io1 35c: cooked hams 4lr to 2c nlain 400 '41c: bacKs Oons UM hi? to 450 bacon 39e to 42c Cnttnge roH tie 9tt Barreled Pickled porlc mess ru' ln tone 87e in cases 37c clear bellles like fat backs 25e Green Plokle Id less I ant Pure tierces 27c to 27o tu bi 27c to 27c palls 27c to 28c: shortening tierces 23e to 23 tube 23q 10 23c pails 28o to 24c srrn prices Toronto' Dec 5 Wholesalers are paying the following prices foreeUat Alslke No I fancy htt 8U 76 QQRUll No 2 bu do NO 3 bu do rejected bu Red clover No 1 bu do No 2 bu do No 8 bu do rejected bu Timothy No cwt do No 3 per bu do No 3' per cwt i do rejected cwt lax bu 51c 51c 51c 26 26c 26c 51c Noon 'Quotations aa Supplied by wz Smaatamaa dToU JICMJWIC'I asssagvasww ve Asked PORCLTJNES 6 70 ire Shovels 10c 15c and Egg Beaters Dover make i Toronto Dec 5 Wholesalers are paying at country pointe: Current receipts cases returnable 46c to47c rsoamarv anlfriii lO 42a to 410 Dlry IO 4UQ ttivIni? firing alallVArAd ronto: Live Weight Dressed ObThkens spring Hens under 4 iba do over 4 lbs Ducklings' Turkeys flAftltft a Wholesale prices la the retail No 1 storage Selected storage New laid carton Creamery solids do fresh prints Dairy cholcu prints do ordinary prints Bakers! New large twins SlUn tft 78 tin large 26c to 26c twins 25o tn 26c Canadian prime bu 8750 to 88 oreign band picked bu 4675 to 8700 anlh tins 78r tn 11Ue: 10 lb tins 18C to 19c: 5 lb tins 19o to 19c: 8 lb tins 3h to 30a Comb Choice 16 oz 6825 pef dozen: 12 oz 8775 per dozen: seconds and dark comb 833 to gZ50 TORONTO RUITS VEGETABLES Toronto Pec Wholesalers are sailing to the trade: Can 11 qts do No bbl do No bbl do No 3's bbl ao i ret Wealthles ode Northern Spys do snow No 1 bbl do snows No 8 bbl do snows No 3 bbl Apples In PC' Jonathans Jonathans Bkookum brand Rome Beauties bbl do 60 lb Boxes Dromedary 36 pkgs do Excelsior case Cal ez 10c lbs or Columbia a lorida do Jamaica do Porto Rico GrapesCal Emperor Reds 32 lbs do In cases do Cal Malaga In eases do In kegs Messtpa Oranges Late Vais Cal box Porto Rico airs Cm Table cluster pkg do boxes' sixe Vegetable" AspaaR u8HCbi cim Can bag Can bbl Can doa Can bbl Cucumbers hotn a coz Lettuce head hamper do leaf dox Mushrooms per lb Ont if lbs do BC 100 IDs do Spanish: large cases do half cases' Parsnips Bag Can nag do Delaware bag doTTIweeL hamper Green Im ported hampers Tomatoes Hothouse No lb do No lb TORONTO TROVIJOpW 'loronvur selling to the trade as Thai Was the Mystery Two colored men bought a Piece of pork rin 'partnership and wash took charge oflt The next evening he led Cal aside at the poker club and said thing done happen to mah house night Hit shorely am a mys terv to me" dat Washin mawnln' Cal Ah goes down ter git a piece hog fo ureaRfua an dere halnft no hog Here All gone bo An turns up breachin' de rats had et a hole froo' do "ottom de barT dragged out all CaLAt' this news was frozen fvlth as tonishment for a'moment' then he said: CAPITAL PATBUl 7000000 BESEBVB UND 7000000 PLLEG HOWLAND President fe MAT General Msnater HEAD OICE TORONTO Every Branch receives' savings' on deposit at current rate of interest Joint deposit account may be opened subject withdrawal by either party HAMILTON BRANCH Glnasco Manager 80 25 25 35 25 IB 75 ft 25 to 15 A 'X dressed Meats Toronto Dec Wholesalers selling to the trade as tonows: Beer toreguariera fxe do hindquarters 16 Carcasses Choice do common Veal choice JO do medium 11 Hogs heavy 18 doVstiQP Jj Mutton uignt 1 do heavy 1 do spring 24 TORONTO CH AIN AND BAT MARKET Toronto Dec Board 'of Trade quotations (Toronto delivery) Oral UH 5 t0 1 2 Barley 4 13 to 1 Oat bu Buckwheat i JjomJnML1 Rye a Timothy naw'2w" 17 Closet and mixed naw 14 to IS 2 2ror 16c 2 for 26c 11c 11c 06c 26c Meat Platters white semi porcelain 25c 75c KIDNEfl PULS Jewelry Silverware will meet your approval In every 'particular "including price: or this reason why not make our store your headquarters for gift pur chasing? Prepare to view distinguished stock of jewelry and you Won't be disappointed' OPEN EVENINGS King and McNab Streets I A BETWUM UI4AM1LTDHW King and Wentworth StroMe A A pex Dome Extension Dome Lake ttnw Xf I nro Hollinger 500 Kenra Molntyre 1'35 Porcupine Crown 24 imperial Vlpond Schumacher 4J Teck Hughee 29 West Dome Cons Davidson 3 Newray 04 Thompson Krlst Kirkland a 30 COBALT 15 6 30 It 325 This store has always been noted for goods of HIGH EST QUALITY and this year is better than ever PERUMES SACHET POWDERS TOILET WATERS A ull of All the Best Im ported and Domeelle Odor Bulk and Caeea GENUINE EBONY jarge asaortment of MIBROBS BRUSHES ETC Ifvery pieceatamped HDobtA: A few nice Toilet Sets In Morocco Caaea RENCH' IVORY Mirra rm Combo Bnaakea Made by Dupont and other rench makers all guaranteed CHOCOLATES 0 QUALITY 'jMade In Canada! by Neilson's Limited Toronto Willard's Lim ited Toronto We have just re ceived a shipment from each of these 4 manufacturers Including many fancy boxes suitable for gifts Toy Stores 25c 50c and 75c Toy'Washtub board ana wringer 00 comes de brine run ogten de wny yO BrtiU 4AB1I scratching hid head "dafs de mys SALE WORK The sale of fancy work home made bread etc to bo held in St parish hall Is on Thursday not Sat urday' tw stated by error In our last' Issue AU strangers welcome No charge for admission Grand chance to buy' Christmas jglfts at reasonable Corner Sanford avenue and Main street Because you ibelleve'a thing Indicate that you regufu ri a fact When frying doughnuts in deep fat drop a pared Potato Into the fat to keep it from burning Tn keen cuTtalns front blowing covgf small tailor's weights with goods of the color of the curtains arid sew to the lower corners Si i UU 11 II Pte Arthur Griffin Listed in iU Casualtie Again Svr Announcement was made last night I that Pte Arthur Griffin whose wtlfe resides at 11 Highland avenue I had i been gassed While in action 1 1 I urther particulars are hot to hantL 1 1 1)51'011 11 the second time that Pte 1 1 Griffin has met with mishap at the 1 1 front' I He wm knocked unconscious! I by fan i accidental' explosion behind the 1 1 lines JUst afltt reaching the front 1 1 with the scout section of the 75th bat 1 1 tallon lnAugust of last year the men unknowingly using a stick of dyna mite pn I whjch to make hot water for tea Two others of the party were 1 1 blown! tO pieces but Pte Griffin miraculously escaped Since that time 1 1 Rte Griffin has participated In the I bittie ofithe emme the taking of the Regina trench Vlmy ridge and euh without injury until no'w I I Pt Griffin la 28 rears of age and dame to thia city from England ten I Maa Spanish galleon always meant years ago He was formerly employed plenty 'of gold to the British sailor at the Mary street cotton mills and land arid tradition have taken was a member of the Jlst Highland 1 nothing from their luster so that ers regiment 1 wreckers and treasure hunters are 'I ZZ I practically always at work at some i 1D IAMVV fiAITIN 1 one or other of the: ancient Spanish i I I tfilV LULUm UvUlll I wrecks that lie all abound the coastq lot Europe s' Premier of Quebec Gives His Po 1 sitlon on Conscription Princess Beatrice her rights to the Igoid jn the ships of the fipanbh i CeaaOlaa rees Hervtee I Armada lying at the bottom of the Quebec Deo Speaking at a Lltn I English channel How rich a trove war meeting yesterday evening Sir that la may be Judged from the fact Lomr Gouln said: that longshoremen all along the south i have been charged with 'sedition coat make a practice of seeking for because! I 'said there was no power on 1 the coins that a sou' wester drives on learth capable of Imposing upon the I the beach out of these same waters Canadian! people the law of conscripH Blts Hon without the consent 1 1 have said that because I had In mind gttmate AND ERTHjITI' a maxim which la the unalterabla and I essentia foundation of the British I ranal'a Winters Conserve ertilizers Hbertles a maxim according to which I in thn still Znrno iinnri lh nnnnlA a UlUIOOqU levy ofl blood or of Its money against I The influence of climate on fertility it will I is frequently overlooked but It baa i I said what I say I Will less direct bearing on the fer say In he metropolis I would say In tUUr 4uitlon In Canada It la realr Torontq In Winnipeg everywhere j2(j ty ew that climatic And the (Canadian people from Van I rainfall temperatures exert a couver Ito Halifax will say It by a profound influence on the nature and mammoth majority on the 17lh of De 1 composition of soils both in their cember I origin and in the power to conserve 11 2 I their fertility These may BURIED TREASURE tend to the accumulation or the dlssl i 1 pation of those elements or soil con I i I etltuente which make for fertility In There have always been treasure hig rega rd aave our coastal lands with seekers diligently endeavoring to dis 1 excessive rainfall which may keep ths cover 'bring light the wealth I lighter soils poor in available plant hidden by! their predecessors Only a our nes 1 wAat'eeM i a th 1 1 cannot to tn8 few years 'ago a princess or tne royal I Inswnee may be cited that blood of (Britain was seeking for gold as an one in the depths of the sea it was I wnich undoubtedly inf luences in a hen thfa Louise had a right tolettcial way the fertility of our soils the hulks 'of the vessels of the ill The rigorous winter that prevails over fated Spanish Arjnada hlch the greater Part Jjy kP down off the Isle of Mull during erharvest to steeling the soil's fer scared and hurricane driven fight rtility The plant food that has been round the British tales She had little converted into available forma more lucR than her ancestors who I the preceding summer and autumn and had been working at that treasure 1 which Is left over after the season is tl ovo sine the 17th century for only kVuMeldlng year? The frost holds a few old cannon and a small number tlKht Wnhin its grasp plant food of of coins were brought to the surface I untold values esper tally the more val In the day when Drake sailed tholuable nitrates so necessary for stitnu belonging do' the defendant ran into It seriously Injjuring the plaintiff' railway Jum' issued a writ for 11891 against the Steel Com pany of Canada for car service charge under the 'tariff laid down by the railway board of Canada The GTlt started a similar eult a few days ag It is tfidmed that the defendant com pany 'haa been holding up coal care for considerable periodo At the annual meeting of ths Ontario Poultry association at the Winter fair at Guelph yesterday G'G Henderson of this city was elected vice president for the year and Stuart Bruce was elected to the board of dl rectors ield Marshall of Grims by was chosen third vice president There were 5300 entries of poultry at the big show which will close tomor row A bwpy and wthusiastlc luncheon was held at the Royal Connaught ho tel! 1 on Saturday December when Graham the new president of Bttritln Gftllea 4b Co limited enter tained for the taiWt Hme bls depart ment ileads 'and traveling force An Interesting feature was the fact that the average of service with the company of the sixteen members who ah down Wax tweijty one and a hatf ynirs ClffiflKElS TORONTO Toronto' Deo Th market was steady for cattls and hogs this morn ing Lambs firmer Receipts: 867 cat tle 76 calves 1555 hogs Quotations Cattle choice 811 to 812t bulls 88 to 810: butcher cattle choice 81050 to 51125 do medium 5880 to lOt i do common 88 to 6850 do cows choice 3850 to 8960 do medium 5750 to 38 do canners 5525 to S60 do bulls 6750 to 58 feeding steers 5860 to 5975 Stockers choice 6775 to 8850 Stockers light 8625 to 8675: milkers choice 4100 to 5150 springers choice 590 to ix20 I Sheep ewes 511 to 515 bucks and culls 5780 to 8960 lambs 51725 to 518 Ilogs fed and watered 51675 to 817 Calves 81450 to 51650 CHICAGO Chicago Dec 5 Cattle Receipts 18000 market firm' Beeves 5715 to 81550 western steers 5625 to 81350 i itnrkpr and PPiler SA 1 0 tn S1AQA cows and heifers 8515 to 51140 calves 8750 to 51426 4 Recelnts 80000: market firm Light 51655 to 31780 mixed 51675 to 51740 heavy 81680 to 81740 rough 81675 to 51695: pigs 11275 Mo 614 bulk of sales 81690 to 81785 I Sheep Receipts 19000 market firm Wethers 8880 to 51290 lambs na live 519 50 to 817 Drums' a 10c 15c Am C4n Am Locomotives Am Smelt Rfg Anae Mining Atch Top Santa rBeth Steel 47 Central Leather Ches ft Ohio C'hlc 4 St 1' Sec Erie Men Electric Gt Nor Orq Mo Pac Marine 'Marine pfd Mex Pet Pennsylvania Ray Con Heading Republic 1 Ss 8 Hock Island South I'ac So Ry Toyns Oil Union Pac Rubber Steel Utah Copper Co Westinghouse TOBOIWO STOCK Ir HCBAMPRIE CAPITAL AND RESERVE 1300000 iiJ randies a Acssts throujhost WerM 7AH4n Tn1in7 RrukClL 7S OornhiUs EO Aeeens si Tzadsra KaauUcturara ew isselysd akUteziM one cent DRUG SALE 6 MARKET square NEW YORK STOCKS CURB STOCKS MINING STOCKS art A KEMERER MATTHES CO (Members Consolidated Stock Exrliage 'NY) (Members Standard Stock Exelzange) vf I xTuiiAiirii ctw 1'xrhanxeT 1 400 BANK HAMILTON BUILDING HAMILTON Toronto New Yor MiUU Iplila Ju(fo1o Izimlon 4988 9 94 93 Ill "Real China Cups and Saud ers Kermis ''1CXr shape A ki a owrmiiaS meters who are hit at tre fliltaiLL W'n mrw I Derformange in aid of thb soldiers New York Stock Market Still Unsettled New Dea Stocks were moderately well supported twthe opening of to trading rallies over final quotatitais ex tending from large fraction to more than fa point In Important issue United States Steel gained 1 polnW and leading rails were substantiallybetter notably Unlonpaclflc and Reading Utah Copper and Crucible Steel also strengthened Shippings sugars and tobaccos wars heavy and Continental Can broke i tfve points Liberty bonds yielded slightly Prices moved In the customary er ratio manner during the first strong stocks reacting Whhe a few backward gardened The mar ket continued tltfder the influence of the president's ms mags however gen eral unsettlement developing later 'All gains were lost and leaders toucn ed levels variably sunder yesterday's quotations United States Steel fell two points to 87 hnd other Industrials were equally heavy Halls lost 1 to 3 points with special ties NOON PRICES IK WfflUE Krmerer Mattkeo Al nmtinnv 33 49 72n 55 82 4i 73 132 S3 48 85 38Z RELIABLE DRUG STORE Cor King and James Sts 2 111 or iui 2 26c Tar nnd Ctfu a y2for51c 2 tr 51c 2orS101 2 $1014 SOe Keen me tic Chi re 50c Liver Cure 50c Sweet Nitr6 PillBV'' XSe bote Milk tngnel 25c Peroxide faSe Cough Sxrus Adanac Bailey I Renver Chambers I'eriand Conlegss Crown Reserve Giftot 4 Kenhbsek Cons Great Northern Margraves Hudson Hay Kerr Lak I a Rose NicKInIcy Darragh Nipissing Ohpir Peterson lak Shamrock 'Teinlskamlng Trethewey 65 NEW CURB MARKET yr I fl NOu Quofatiene Supplied by ivsuierer ni 2 i 4 4 Explosives Big Ledge Boston ft Montana 'v Chevrojrt Motors Maxim Munition Merritt Oil Midwest OH itBntnv NA 4 1 Oklahoma IL Submarine Boat JJ United Motors A Steamships A Wrlght Martln 7 LAD KILLED Ruh Down By Shunting Engine on th Beach Road a 1 1 1 1 John Bogers the 8 year oM eon of Edwaad and Mrs Rogers SO avenus! wthUe waDSng on the Grahd Trunk reHayi ttwpka near the spur 'In tb vicinity of the Beach! food shortly before noon to 1 day was etruck and Irmtantly kiued by a Onand Trur sliuntlng engine According tp Information requred' by the polios theuhfortunato boy woe In I company with Awn chTi dren about his own age Tle other bovp noticed the engine in time to t7J I TJearor the tracks but Ct is thought I the Rogers boy did pot notice its ap I preach aid before his companions Could Warn him he was struck and klledi The ambulance from the Slier 1 man avenue polios station accom I penis by 4natabCe leming and I Constable Thompson was sent to ths the tragedy and removed ths body which was badly mangled 1 to the elty morgue Dr Anderson I coroner rtwas notified and ordered I that an inquest btfheld A jury was empaneled and after viewing the re mains to morrow will adjourn until I Monday might when it will meet at ths Shirman avenue police station at 1 8 1 A (pathetic' feature' to tile unfor tlinate affair Is that the father of the dead boy! It now serving his King I and country in rance 1 si When the officers picked up the re mains they ound aevenai playthings scattered along the track ha fallen from the pockets of the toy Thai engine crew it is stated claim thsy did not see the boy till it was loo late to! stop The boys whb were With him at the time of accident win be as witnesseat the cor Inquest The inancial and IS 1 Commercial Warld Gift Suggestions YouT! ho surprised how 'hand nnri rurnlnahy niir nrMifint DUHIV SAASV 4 stock of Jewelry really la You can select a present hero for every member of the family t7e know) that our showing of Ash Sifters alltenetal reg Qlothes Lincs '40 ft length Uv EICIENCY 'Efficiency is no newinventlon It Is a old as Intelligence itself i Nousrealize efficiency so completely! as ths' creative our Darwins I ara days Edison and and none so completely i practice and exemplify working explosively Genius Itself we are told is the capability for taJdng infinite vv iiuam ri ssnuxn in Industrial Management i' Paralyzed Him I'' jr tell me you find said the hard faced housekeeper mum" replied the tramp at the door true a man offered Ine a job only week but 1 Could i take '4?" why not!" wuz 1 seem all right Yer see I wus paralyzed wld fright 2Se Wltek kasel for 20Q 2or 26c 26c 26c 61c 2w26c 2ur 16c 2 26o 2 26c 2' 51c 20r26C 9 'or OCe flhadeu a wVW 06b Perfume for 1Rr 2 51c 9 tor 10c Cannftr 1 4 fo' PtiiMI fc $151 8200 Hot Water 0 for S2 2 $251 Sanl Insh tor 36 1RC JOc Barrister 11c 10c Peled Hvsa 2 for 44e'CtgrS''r'WI Tlw phvsphtteM 8100 Uuu JiverA OU 5OC BlauUo 4BP Hand painted Nippon Vases jOc $200 i Glass TumblerSj' fine quality3'for25c Clover Leaf Cups and Saucers A Clever Leaf Plates 10c 121c and 15c Covered Dishes white semi 59 porcelain Round EoastQ Pans with coverVaC 16 2600 rinAlwlAL 1WW0 CAWTHRA MULOCK CO 37 James Street South tobacco co Net profits of th Imperial Tobacco company of Canada for the September 30 last amount to S2455 34 After preferred andorIlnary ivr 1 do a eurnlus of 5343284 remained bring ing tatal surplus up to lzsue in balance sheet shown cash in bank 8686 7X6 and a total assets of 839 814 859" CANADIAN AIRBANKS MORSE The local factories of ths Canadian scalrbanks Morse Limited are prepar ing to turn out a new order recently reXotved bv the company The order l8 from the American government ana is for 1500000 ot iS mm shells Such as have been ordered from a number of Canadian concerns within the Pat month The plant is now being lined up to turn out the new contract as ex peditiously as possible The company is aleo engaged upon tilling an order for 300000 of 6 inch shells for the Canadian government These two orders ill keep the plants of the company employed until next fall when taken in conjunction with orders already on the books and other orders anticipated in the regular ifne of business The volume of these latter orders Is quite large and the company anticipates a very successful year in all departments dur ing 1918 COUNTRY 25e Villa 50e sYrup Liver OH 50e Kidney Pills 8100 Russian on 25c 5Oc 15c Llyer 1100 Celery Nerve Tonic JSC Linseed and I Turpentine lOc'Boracic I 10c Borax Ee Cough I Props Borax Her I grc ib EOe Asthma ifa i i 1 1 1 I YVtt lltf I lit 1 466 I to 'rMSf Jr '1 $: Soaj25c i 0 tai? i i pi if 9 a 1 I 4 I 11': Mi i I 4 I I i 1 i if A A A i 7 fa 7 18 Jfibl A I ISTM AS1 kJI Vs 7 i 1 ysr II 4 5c 35c II I 1" MRSWtH ImmTBank a a ov mW as 4 i THE! 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