Rates for Wheat at Manitoba Points Dampen Market Prices
Prices paid to farmers for wheat range from 530 to 603, tracking declines in outside markets. Wheat deliveries rise while quality remains generally dry and above average for the year. Public and banking figures show October increases in note circulation and bank capital, with broader reflections on economic growth and public figures including A B McCallum’s appointment as judge in Manitoulin District.
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Canada’s Big Joint Stock Co. Shares in Family Herald
Canada may claim the largest joint stock company as the Family Herald and Weekly Star in Montreal offers subscribers a one dollar investment with improved benefits. This year the paper expands to 24 pages and 192 columns, with subscribers receiving two pictures titled Battle of Alma and Pussy Willows as a dividend.
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Local clubs organized and business changes noted
A hockey club forms with Landlord McGibbon of the Wallace House as President. The curling club will pay the rink manager 100 dollars for the season five nights weekly. George and Neil Patterson purchase the G E Bousfield butchering business. A December 8 concert in aid of the Milton band is announced. Bahoul Board pays four dollars per card. green hardwood supplies mentioned. Non resident pupils pay ten dollars per term for Public School with one dollar extra for language. Deer hunters bring home fourteen deer. W. S. Hall of Hornby plans to move to Redlands California and sells a farm in Exsquesing to John Wrigglesworth for five thousand dollars, a one-hundred acre property. Britain’s deer fields cover 5 400 square miles. Canada’s coal fields over twelve times that. Catarrh cure Caterrhozone advertised at one dollar. sample outfit offered by N O Polson & Co Kingston Ont.
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British Forces and Boer Movements Reported From Natal
London reports varying dispatches on Ladysmith and Natal operations with Britain planning a relief effort, 17 000 to 19 000 troops including naval brigade. Kimberley target discussed with 15 000 men and future Orange River strategy. Naauwpoort occupation noted and US concerns over prisoner treatment.
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Canadians To Send Contingent To Front After Drill
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Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union annual meeting at Guelph
The Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union plans its annual meeting at the Agricultural College in Guelph starting Wednesday evening December 8. Reports on experiments in agriculture horticulture and economic botany will be presented by notable speakers including Gov. T Powell and Hon John Dryden. The meeting marks the Qua ker Century anniversary of the college and offers visits to the Guelph Fat Stock Show December 6 7 8. Enquiries on railway rates and programmes to C A Kavitz secretary Ag college Guelph Ontario.
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Sir William Dawson Dies After Illness at McGill Leader
Sir William Dawson former Principal of McGill University died early Sunday morning in Monragan after more than a year of illness. The death, occurring shortly before three o'clock, came as a surprise to many as his family surrounded him. He remained intellectually vigorous despite his advanced age.
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Youth's Companion Unveils 1900 Calendar Art
The Youth's Companion presents a unique 1900 calendar with an oval centerpiece titled A Dream of Summer and paired figure pieces in delicate colors. It is larger than previous calendars and marketed as both art and home ornament. New subscribers receive the calendar for 1000 and extra issues for the rest of 1900. illustrated announcements with full prospectus are mailed free from The Youth's Companion, 203 Columbus Avenue, Boston.
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Moody Stricken With Heart Trouble In Kanena City
Dwight L. Moody the evangelist fell to heart trouble during a Kansas City engagement. The series was cut short and he travels to Northfield Minnesota for treatment, under care of Dr. Schauffler and C M Vining. His condition is described as critical.
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Death of Lady Salisbury in London
Lady Salisbury wife of the British premier dies in London after a second stroke of paralysis. She was daughter of the late Hon Sir Edward Hall Alderson and married to the Marquis of Salisbury in 1857.
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Ontario Cabinet Sets Bye-Election Dates for December
Ontario cabinet met Tuesday afternoon and decided on December 5 for nominations and December 12 for voting. Bye-elections will be held in South Ontario East Elgin North Waterloo and West Elgin.
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Local skating season begins at Agricultural Hall
Jas Walker rents Agricultural Hall to operate skating rink this season. Mrs. William Wilton recently fractured her wrist. David Sandford of Jackson Michigan visits town noting changes since leaving Erin over thirty years ago. W Travis, son of a local resident and Orillia asylum supervisor, stays a day at home. The new OPR elevator aids farmers, cost about 1200 dollars, with a five year lease.
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Bible Society meeting at Methodist Church reports address by Rev Carrathera
In Rockwood a Bible Society gathering at the Methodist Church Wednesday evening November 22 drew a large crowd. Rev. Carrathera of Toronto delivered the annual address. A commencement concert for the Pablo School is planned for Friday evening December 1.
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Release Tale of Mr David Crowell and Dr Williams Pink Pills
An Acadian report tells how Horton Hills resident Mr. David Crowell suffered kidney disease symptoms for two years. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills he improves rapidly, restoring appetite and ending back pain, claiming cure for two dollars and urging buyers to avoid substitutes.
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Marriage Act Simplified by H P Moore Licenser
Young men and old men planning marriage are advised the new Marriage Act is simple to apply through H P Moore an assessor of marriage licenses at the Faz e Parga Office. Call before the ceremony to have the form explained. Private office and confidential service available evenings at his residence.
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Local Marble and Granite Works Offers 20 Percent Lower Prices
J. H. Hamilton of the O'D Reliable Marble and Granites Works in Guelph announces continuation of offering the best granite and marble monuments tombs at prices guaranteed twenty percent below competitors. No agent commissions charged and expenses abstained, with services from Guelph to Urobassera.
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Yuletide Delineator Promises Artistic Dec Magazine
The December Yuletide number of the Delineator features numerous illustrations and strong literary content from noted authors. It is touted as a leading Fanbian publication with valuable social and literary discussions. Subscription is $1.00 per year with 15 cent bingles. Orders go through local Batterick Patterne agent or Delineator Publishing Co. Toronto.
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