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Dress Goods and Silks V % ` Hosiery, Blankets A French Flannels hand Delaines BEST GRANUL`sTED SUGAR, in bbl. lots, per 100 lbs $3.90; 24"lbs. for $1.00, 6 lbs for 250. BEST YELLOW SUGAR, 23 lbs for,$1.00,. 7 lbs for 250. e NEW_ CURRANT8 AND RA1s1Ns :5 pouuns FOR 25 CENTS Soap, 6 Bersefor 25 cerrts. SAiLMON,%bestV.quality, 2 tins for 25 cents e .2 _ Groceries Tof allf%k-indeatslowes;pr~icesfin c'towh; quality considered. GREAT DISSOLUTION A ` . . `.J. A straight discount on all Dress Goods aixd Silks, . Fajtten properly all kinds of F owl.fot sA1,1: UNTIL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th. com: NOW. The substantial reductions from pfrices prevailing elsewhere which we give o all New Goods no re`serve~-is the best argument we can use why we should h.zve.yo`ur trade. ` ` % Stated in Ottawa That Pr'omler Parent II the Man. H `Welhad an extraordinafy week s `selling last Week, but there are l still Bargains for all, and` many lnew gnods arrivlnsz are put in at the _same discounts. A l' l GET 3 OUR DRY GOODS AT JAMES VAIR 8 SONS. EGGS, ` "BUTTER, CHICKENS, TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE, APPLES AND `CRAB APPLES. JAMES VAIR The Grocer Come and see what we offer you this week in : GROCERY SPECIALS JAMES VAIR E9 SONS & Second Week of the riot scalded, 40c to 65c. We are dermined to make this i11'ati;)i;1. . The reasons give ~ , tenderin.g his ,3 by Mr. T rt Wilfrid acceptifglgagon andab; 9 contained in erday morning; Mr. Tame, 8 letter w as ,4I`itten in Toron t0 and arrived h~ ere yesterday, H , Wilfrid tol'd hi:1r$slgl}:?gl11 eCa.uae sh. p1'0tectin speeches were ca . slug the G OVern_< ment trouble. sir W. resignation V V lurid acce `- - Tarte has mftnbgge ground fhgtsge inet. ~ ~- 3 10.Va1 to the Cab- Snows free from spot, XXXX choice, $1.50 ti) $2.00. `Grab Apples, per bb]. $2 00. Q Apples, all fall varieties, including Russets and Talman Sweets and small v_vinter varieties, per bbl., 75c Gdod sized winter Varieties, per bbl.,V $1.60. Northern Spys, per bbl , $1.50. Geese 70 to Sc. lb. Brought to the store in sugar barrels, well lled, with no hay or s yaw m.the' bottom. (Apples to be paid in dry go ds and groceris only ) Badly spotted Snows, are zzot wanted. ` marketing and it will pay you well. Wrapperettes, Flannelettes Men s Underwear Men s Sox, Etc., Etc. s, and some special lines at THE`GROCER. ier. [31 Ll: wuuu .-- .-__ _ -V... , VI. Kw. .. has for the time bein";v'oh out * Tarte has resigned consequent -upon .a heart to heart talk w'th t .~ . The latter has aceptefethlzrigi 4...&:nI\ e, per bu rrel, Ottawa, Oct. 22. -- The inevitqebl'e' has come. Hon. Mr. `Tarte is no louse! . _ . V the 1mm1n1on Cabmet. ' H18 erstwhile colleague, E011. . .Cl.1f'fotd Sifton, ,,,,,9hs {loud m hlS.W1gWa_.ll1, for` he, pm the time heme won out. Mr. Minister of Public Works. in'. Sirwilfrid Laurie_r Dei'rI'an:A!e1 |-; 1j'; _`V' Resignation at Onco...f COUNTY COUNCIL MAPCHQ Rank and Name. Co. 'Q. M. Sat. H. Mvera.... _4 He. Wanless . . . . . . . . . .. 6 I-Jandteman J. G. Scott. . . 4 Sgt. W. Johnson . . . . . . .. 5 Sgr.. I` Reid . . . . 7 S,rc`C. Foster 5 Sgt. Major Tracy. . . . . . . . 4 Pte M uultoe . . . . . . . . . . . .- 4 he J. Wilson... 6 Corp. Carley....A.`...... 5 JUNIOR MA'roiI. T0 SUCCEED HON. MB. '.l.`LRTE.- [,. nu-to. in Resilrnlnlry Sun In stand -I ma Well-Known 1'3;-1!! Vlgwl Publicly A in Premier : P1-ounce, But the ` 3. mm. Win a sol:-nv1donc'v1o1"auoi; 3 of is (Mr. '1`arte n) Duty Towards `the . I Gdvornment. H ,. .A..... L: _` Sgt. Sproule . . . . . . % _ . ., cars Match =.W5' 7 by cum ts. MacLa Ieoond consecutive 1093'. * u . locronun 1992_ Two Negroes Lynched. RIFLE MATCHES, Mrs. Stevens President. uv vvclll I1."MPhq, M acLa.ren . . . . . . . . . '28 [Vera . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25 why . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25 . . . . . . . . . . .. 24: n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 24 It . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 24 man . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 23 Johnsbon........... 23 .less . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 22 ule . . . . . . . . . . 21.. ham . . . . . . . . . 212 I8!` . . . . . . . . . . ...... 2`. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 G Scotn.v......2.... 19' ilaon.` . . . . 17 :Phee .17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 17 )be!l.. . . . 16 . . . . . .. 16 . . . . . . . . . . _l\5A . . . . . . . . 15 u o o - n o u o so I u n o u . u u o u u Simmons. . _ nderson . . . . gh . . . . . . . . . 35 35 35 35 35 35-` . 35 35 203 18 17 16 12 12 . - g u o n on n o o - o o o o o no MATCH; IIempst`oud,__ I`ex., Oct. 22.--Barton and Wesley, negroes, were lynched in. ma public square .veste`rdi1y.,after.- noun. They had been convicted of mu murder of Mrs. Lewis. I Rgt Sc` re nnrounn. " The V old 1!` ooden minding`? on the Anti- cultural `aroundu wan add-"t___t__r C. Hotseld. `for ve dollarI..' * 3 "l1---;.-lI'd.I..n-x-iInnninnA' > ; , W convey mu prupuuoy I-V uw stay`. A motion calling` for the takln no of dil-V spiduted. useless sidewalk: on re lacing them with an! and storing tha,old umber for the re! `f of the poor.th,i.'. `Vince: toll I;hrouI!h.' ` : ~ I ' - mg`;-`-|.I ykuildlna hm` ti-ui Am-I.` UIIII IIIIIIUIM I _ The Mlyor inetenoed the one of the deed- iug of town property to the Government as e site for the Poet Otoe, but_ this was the very one Ald. Mullen had in mind in role- l ing his obiectlon and enlightened the Mayor by informing` him` there 9 elel Act of` Parliament was `required he ore the Poet Oice else could be deeded to the Govern-A lllo . < The motion was then amended to mud to the aoat `.`thsI: the neooqnry coop: he token to convey the property to the King. A .....ol.m nnllhmr hm 1-.hn"t.AkIno nn of (III; -',- """' "`& `i ' Ald. McLean win nbt TIuTI'.eWifq the town had the owe : to dead away its property in this full on. y ` 'II.-.' "5"-egg: hQ.Q&QJ I-1.`- Anna 4` 0L` V uwrfu w ,-. -- ---r.-- "' ' . I Aid. Powell and Williamebrought in oi motion giving authority for the forwarding. of a deed to the government of the tnwn e interest in the rgsertv at the foot.of Bay- eld Itreet requ r for the wharf. Ald. Vein, acting Uhairmen of the Finance Committee, reported-recommending the pay- ment of accounts amounting to $834.34 and also reported that the sum of $8.92 due in taxes on lot: now in the Agricultural Perk had been charged against the Perk account. -, --The report was adopted. | .\ c 11 , , , II - ,, J ff,!II!-___, I,,,, I n I RESULTS OF THE SHOOTING AT THE RANGES ON THANKSGIVING DAY. Tho, Mlnnilli Rie Matches of the 35th Ro,'iIm-Lt were held on Thursday at-the local I`(].l){(_`8, and although the attendance Wes not as large as last year on account of thehm-ness of the season,` yet the compe- titien was very keen. The light was good, but in the afternoon the wind_ got a trie zriuky, and even.the veterans gob fooled in th-T600 yards range. Capt. Sneath was "ran-gu oicer for the day. The scores made were as follows : W. A. Boys. 1' S -Since dictating the above I have casually learned from Mr. I-Iaughton Lennox the probable reason for your present activity. He tells_ me on September 20th he wrote the Minister advising him that several of the ratepayers had been speaking to him as to the delay and requesting the Minister to let him know'when the work would be proceed- ed with. On the_ 22nd of September the Minister replied acknowledging. the letter and advising Mr." Lennox that he had`oom- municated with you. I presume you` receiv- ed his letter in due course and on September 30th wrote to me, so that looks as if the present move in the matter was brought -about by Mr. Lennox letter to the Minister. rue will do either of us or the E a v-.u. vvuuuguuua Iu nuns l'6Bl'(l. I exceedingly regret the publication of your letter to me, and in- consequence there- 1 of the publication of thin lengthy epistle, tor I I do not think the little controversy between ublic much good, and for my part I diali_ e notoriety gained by the publication of my own letters, ` which, however, in this case has been forced upon me. e I (VI I Jvu unvv vutu one uovernment. _ 1. In.conclusion let me say that after talking the matter over with the members of the v Council at our regular Committee meeting } Friday night we concluded for the four ; reasons given above favoring Baveld street, I that we could not see our way clear to leave 3 the location an open question, but we will at any time give a conveyance of our title ; (if any) to the water lot at the foot of Bay- | eld street if the Honorable the Minister of : Public Works decides to construct the wharf ` there and Iwould be glad it you would ed- vise the Minister at your earlies convenience - of our willingness in this regard. l T AYnnnJinaIu'v-any-at-. oh`. ....|.l:....a.:..... -1 1 .. uuu. auu uuu uusseu you. 1 `You promised your most careful and ` serious attention to my letter of February ` 7th and the result of your labors was for4 ` warded on September 30th last or in other words over seven` -months after my letter ; reached you but notwithstanding this I have no desire to try to blame you for the delay but on the contrary "would court in every V way possible the inuence which I believe you have with the Government. 1 i Tn nnnnlnninn lain Ivan ....-. gt.-- -14-. - II ' I 1 l uunvu us also IIJVUIVUU. we P0331018 undoing of a. resolution of my own Council and the Uounoil ct last year of which .1 was not 9. member and also the decision of the Minister of Public. Works. I might say that I called at yourtoice to discuss the matter with you on Oct. 2nd but missed you. zlyll nrnminnd unnv-` nu-mp n....'..l'..I -.. J Dr UVU IIUIIHFI. Uoupoil yhgn a.djoz.Ir_ned._ uauur. anu OIOBOG B8 IOHOWO I - 1 have carefully noted contents thereof i which will receive my most carelul and ? serious attention as soon as I reach Ottawa," ; but since the receipt of that letter I have 1 heard or received nothing from you (with ` the. exception of a copy of Hansard) until your letter of Sept. 30th, which has reached the columns of all our local papers. From the wording of 3 our letters to the Editors of the local papers you apparently desire to I blame me for the delay in connection with I the wharf, because I didn't answer your letter (which reached me'Oct lst) prior to the forwardingof your letter of Oct. 10th to the local papers. When the decision you I Asked of me involved the possible undoing mv own Unnnnil and .1... uuuvu IAIIUII DIYUUIQ lliteeb. , On Feb. 7th last I wrote both you and the `i Minister advising you of the resolution of l the Council in favor of Bayeld street, and 1 of the objections the Grand Trunk had to j Mulcaater street and on February 10th you ` formally acknowledged the receipt of my letter. and closed follows c - . _ _ I I lunurn n:.n.."..'II-- ._*.--_1 V ` '- .. .......,u~ owuea nun uwored Hayeld S 3. The Honorable she Minister of P Works pronounced in favor of Be` street last March. (See Hnneard Vol.` 12469). - n- n----L.- - - on :13 I-IUI atreet lait March. (See iiiiara Vol. `35 ' 1269). 4 Mr. Cavana wrote me on the 23th of last January that at there was a dredgeon. the lake a shorter wharf than the one he proposed at Bayeld street might be put in 3 and the bottom dredged nn tn a.-. .....:..... S718" H16 rovrvvll no uuyuulu CUTOUT: might D9 bottom dredged up to is which would do away with the extra cost. of con- struction at. Bayeid street, the only ob- jection as far as I know which was ever raised against that site. ~ - nin sum -6 ..-....-- :-_--2Is mined upon Bayeld street; nuuvwu Dslllli F1133 lite. , 7 You are of course familiar with all the reasons except possibly the fourth. and -I cannouee on what ground you can ask us; to leave the sight an open question particu- larly when the Minister himself has deter- nn nah '1. I .-. T ._--.L- _.| - -- uevull wuulu l.'Uqllll'0. Until the receipt of your last letter I have never been asked by any one to furnish a Deed of any property whatever for wharf purposes and until the site is nally agreed the matter by your letter of September 30th l I would have informed any person who asked me that Bayeld Streetwaa the location nally `settled on and this for the - fnllnwina Inn nnnn - can be agreed on the the necessary property either at the foot oi l Bsyeld Street or Mulcaster Street. In! the first place. as for as I have been able to learn iron: Mr. Rsdenhurst, who looked into the question, patents of the Water Lots] have never been given to the Town and as 5 they form part of e-~Harbor I presume the 3 title is at the present time in the- Dominion 5 Government, in which case a Deed from the ; Town would be. unnecessary. There is no _ doubt however that if the site of the wharf 5 Town would give any Deed or other conveyance which the Govern- ment would require. _ Until this .....a.. .: ..-.-_ L - -- - - `(Continued from 1) length and quoted no voluminoualv from letters in the Town : posaoasiomaome of them 1 two years old and hnvinn .......s..-..... ...n.. --~--~ . new GOVERNMENT wumag ._......... us out! .|.0WlI'l poueuion,Iome them years and having nothing whatever V to do with the only matter requiring stten-_ i won, viz., the necessary Dead. In vum-.lsnt-Inn... 4... ...----- A ---- ' `Boo! Sincerely yours, . -no u not V In VII 110 HUI Il'ee5o Public _of Bnyeld ;j FARMS FOR SALE. Portland, Me.. Oct. 22.--Presi`dent Mrs. Lillian M, N. Stevens of Port- land and the other of f'1cers of the National W.C.'I`.U. were re-e1ected at _ves`terday's session of the Nationa-1 Convention here. ' T ` ..'I HAT comnnodioue brink residence known an A"Boulde;fel" immediately west. of the Collegiate Institute. A '10 rooms, Peace hot air furnace and -djnjodem conveniences` rent ve low taia satisfact-' Apply to 8 BATH. 8;: Es1'EN..;Sol.- all modern conveniences: tO'a , _Apply to STRAIH 8; ESTEWI. ' ton," Bnme. I. LENNOX. ARDA _, -- NOTE-V-Momnr `mo Low . _ A1` 9} P31: Cum-. Apply to GH. COWAN & BROWN, `mo-5: Solicitors, Barrie. ' vs. suul Ul.`UUl.l. .Mr. Morrison presented a nancial report showing the receipts of the year to be $40 50, without taking into account the fees re- oeived at the {nesting then in session. ~I`he disbursements amounted to $21.41 made up as follows :--Ailiation fee to Provincial Association, $5.00 ; periodicals, $12.20; ggignltgxg, $1.50; postage. $2.71. Balance" rrovmclal mspector Mclsvoy to answer. Mr. McEvoy pointed out that there was very little foul brood in existence in the Province. only a little being detected in the north. It-was in almost all cases the out- come of neglect of decaying matter in the hives and the remedy lay in cleansing, if it was not developed _too far. If taken in hand in the winter the "insertion of new frames was a sure remedy, no matter to what stage the plague had progressed. Healthy capped cells could he placed in the new frames and the bees would di eat the in- feoted honey before draining 0 any at the new syrup. A good idea was to cover both sides of "a few, frames with cotton, lling them in with moist sugar. The bees could subsist on this for a time after which they could be given healthy cells partially lled with honey. Foul brood could be best de- tectedby holding the cells in the sun when the stain could be seen on the lower portion. The bees could be seen stretched out at times and the cells punctured. These were other signs. Black brood was the outcome -of foul brood. W i ll. `ll'_.__s 'vnuz'e IB noumng or me Kind in existence. , - | ' Q. How do you know a foul brood and how do you cure in? I M... u.;.._:__.. ...___.1 as, ' A- out: 1. Luvnuuxul LIJIPUUIAUI` . ' V 1 A. Undoubtedly it would. If they were fgiven authority by an amendment to the ;Act, thev could visit. the apiaries in their _localitv and report on the same date to the {Provincial Inspector, when he would know just when to go to look for foul brood or simi- 'lar trouble. - Great inconvenience is caused at present by incorrect reports of foul brood being-sent in, causinqvthe Inspector to make a special trip when in two cases out of three ithereeis nothing of `the kind in existence. O "AID-an In-u-I I,-n-um .. ....l l.._--.l -._.I - vvuusu uuw uuupv Iuny U6. Q. How would you prevent moths getting into the hives ? ' V A. By having strong coloniesand Italian bees. It- is a good idea also as an extra precaution against them to suspend a lantern 4 over a tub of water in front of the hives at lnight. The moths in the vicinity will be ldrawn to the light and eventually drop in- 3 to the water. A little coal oil might be put `in the water. g ` Q Do bees hear? a V A. Yes ! The beating of a drum outside 3 the hive at any time will cause them to come out. i l\ 117...`: .1` ` - A A- .uuw uu yuu Uuli III .' Mr. Morrison turned this question over to I Provincial Inspector McEvoy to Mr- Mnmvnv nninnm nnl-. n.... 4.1.--- ....... ; uuvv vlu I Anenquirer as to the best means of kill- ing the pea-hug was referred to Prof. Fletcher at Ottawa. ' The question box was opened by Mr. J. C. Morrison, of -Painswiok. `The queries were limited in number and were answered in brief as subjoined. Q. What is the best size for hives '2 `A. Two thousand cubic inches, no matter what the shape may be. L) nil! Ilrnni Inna ilnntrn-ml: ...-A.I--- --LAS~ -- ` Corn. 0. Carley . . .. .. ..-va\ln|v JVllIJ.\lJ`. } te. Munroe . . . . . 4 ' (Iorp Carley . .. 5 Pte H. Rirchie . . . . .. 1 Carp. F. Tran . . . . . . . . . . 5 Bandsman Plaxton . . . . . . 3 Bandsmun D. Reid; . . . . . 2 Bandsman V. _7 Bandaman Henderson 1 Hr McDonagh .. 4 . ALL COMERS MATCH- ( Jf, H. MBCL&Tn...oc-n Q. M Sgt. Myers . . . Lieut. Mn-Carthy . - - Capt. Ardagh . . . . . . .. Harry Jansen .- Thos. Beecroft Pte James Dunn...... Sgt. Warren Johnston . . .. . . . . . Pte. D. Wanless . . . Sqt2.J. Sprou1e.. Capt. H. Graham............ Corp. Gallagher Pte. Jenkins Bsndsman J. Scotb..._. ..,.._ Pte. J. J. ,Wilson._..... LieutvCol. McPhee Upt. Stokes Sgt W. Campbell... usosoii C.Sci>tt . . . . Capt. Scott . . NuahGroae.................'. Lt.Black . . . . .. sgtl Co coco onosoroscl nxnu snmss-a6(.)0 "V4805? Capt. Graham . . . . . . 7. .V;._ Pte. Jenkins . . A A A ..,. anon 1s0,usa_sC'I__9' ' WI Jo R"ooancoo0'IO`fV! JUIJI-Q | 9 Q. Would th appointment of Township flnspectors for the countv be of assistance to ' the Provincial Inspector? ' l A. nndnnuhfnln 30- 1-nnnld 1': LL ..... .._ uuu: your. Hereafter, reliable information `concerning `the yield of the Simcoe` apieriee for the season will be obtained, as the Secretary .oloee'of each year obtaining these gnree. l The matter nf nnnlinnvl-Ln .......... - .....I-- was instructed to Wi'i'6 every member at the -uiuuu U1 eapen year obtaining these gures. The matter of poolingvthe eeaeon e make and ignoring the middlemanvin selling was discussed with `animation and. will be lbroughe up at the Provincial Association :meeting I Ah Annnenuxn an 5. LL. I..-..L .._-- -~- 5' ' "' :7. in 3rd (Ion. . TECUMSETH. _N. 56 7 nnd`S. }`8'iu 3rd Con.-200 3. , TO LET- INNISFIL. 1.I.o4\ o,- .I,tI ' I-IVII 3 u uuuuvy. ` The President and Messrs. Bell, Martin enderscedden were designated as -e com? mittee to make arrangements for the recep- tion of the Ontario Beekeepers Association. which holds its annual` meeting in Barrie thievesr. `.....'_h.-.. ..-I2-|,I, - A --uuuuuvwu Ill -IHDIII VIUIU unu Duugn Gllnooe. A committee appointed to wait on the County Council and petition for a grant is composed of Messrs. J C. Morrison, A. A. iBell and Bonney. ' i Thu I)-A333;-.5 4....` Il-____n in II `C- any IC_II g 4. xth Con .--al.>o-at tdgt. 4. 1nuthCon.- tool. s.in 7th" Con.- too a. SUNNIDALE. IlI`Z.1\II .uI.Iu all l.l.Dl'l'Y uounltoll. Ur&'guu"t. I o Oioers for the ensuing year were elected ' as appended. ' President--`J. C. Morrison. .Vice-Pree.-Ja s.'Martin. I Sec.-Treas --Dennis Nolan. . Directors-Messrs. Bell, Holt. West. Wilson. Bgnney, Johnston, Smart and Hem- 'enwa'y. . . - Audito_rs-.-Messrs. Holt and Couch. Delegates to Provincial Association- Messrs, A `E. -Uarsoadden and Joe. Bowman. Messrs. A. A. Bell. N. Smart and Joseph Bowman were appointed to represent the Association at the meetings of the Farmers Institutes of East, West and South Simcoe. oolnlnitat nnnnintn tn unit an 0|-A _ - mNxs131L. N: K :9. in nlth Con. ' I K$IIII A U ,,,u..\.. ........,-.u. -9-so--v-oqvuvvog o Mr. Parent is in the p,r_ime of life, being only 48. He was born in Que- bee, educated at `Laval University, and was called to the `bar in 1881, arterw-urds practising in Quebec. yl-Io was elected to the City Council of Quebec in 1890, and to the Provin- cial Legislature in the same year, "and in 1894 he became Mayor. of Que- ` bee, a position which he still holds, as well as his seat in the Legislature. ; In May, 1897, Mr. Parent was called 1 to the portfolio of Commissioner of Crown Lands in the Marchand Ad- ministration, and on the death of Premier Marchand some three years ago Mr. Parent became Premier of his native province, a. position which he has filled up to. the present time. u. uuuey, urenrel,-and Wm. '1`eylor,Bnrrie. 3 Those who contributed interesting ed~ 'dreeeee were Meeere. James Martin. of HillIdele; Provincial Inspector McEvoy Qend Mr Harry Johnston. Craighurat. n for th Illliill Donn mono A`!-A`,-A . W. uuulmvvu; u. amort, Uomngwood; W. W. Scout. Grenfel ;- A. A; Bell. Oro ;Sta.t.iou; H. Cause, Uookstowh; James :Whan. Belle Ewart; G. Bourney, Crown _Hill; James Eitnenwav. Wyebridge; J. W. 'KneeIhow. Dee:-burst; Henry Johnson. Draighurat; W. Mcllvride, Craighunt; E. G. Tracey, Grenfl,-and Wm. Taylor,` Barrie. I who contrihnmd :.m.....4.:..... ...: Unambers, when a number` of papers were` `read. the contents ofwnioh proved of a most ,eduuative "nature to those assembled by whom they were "fully appreciated. In the absence of Mr; W. G. Gongh, the `President, the chair was occupied by Mr. J. -L Warnica. of Painswiok. `Amongst the gather members of the association V resent iwere Messrs. Dennis `Nolan, Newton obin- ,son ; J. C. Morrison, Painswick; b. Robin- `son. Vasev; Jas Martin, Hillsdale; Joe. Bowman, Thornton; W. L. Wilson. Elm- vale; A. E Oarsoadden. Guthrie; John West.` Thornton; Wm. Uowan. V1ne;S. Wood. Nottawa; NZ Smart, Collingwood ;; Scott. Grenfel 2 A, A~ n..n n..- ...,p. . 01011-'00 UOl1V9!16-n01`6 ` V ?}-thieyeer. Preparatiane tor the - " reception ofthe Visitors. The annual meeting of the County of fSimooe Beekeepers Association was held on Saturday nfternoon in the Town Council Chambers, when number papers were `read. contents ofwhinh m-m...a .. .. ......-- EU V: The` meeting than Tadjourned. . Pz-ovincial Assoclatnonr I (Inna:-n `I !----- ~~A- run mi 0810 BE tn.` Amuurv ggxserf tvuo VESPRA. i6 alto Uonvgndhere ngLl...... J... A-`- A VA 'V'E3VA'R" New laid Eggs, 20c. dozen.` 7 Fresh kept Eizgs, 16c. to'l7c. per dozen. Kept Butter, l5c`lb. (in goodsonly). Fresh made Butter in printsnand rolls, 'l7c. lb Chickens,` well fed, fat Birds,` properly killed and rlrncmn runs vs 10.. Choice youug Ducks, per pair, 80c. Young Turkeys, 10c. to l2c. per lb. '_-(_1`1";;;e(`i',v[`)-e1vl.i) , `60? Ordinary Chickens, but per pair. _ - WANTED at the Ready Market. Ottawa, Oct. ' _22.--In overnment. circles it was stated last night that Premier Parent of Quebec, wi11- suc-' ceed Hon. Mr. Tarte as Minister of Public Works. The appointment will be made almost immedia.tel4y.T " ' `Ila Ihxrnruf In {nu #Ln' r\Inu.vv\t\ J 111..