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For {Saleâ€"At bargain prce® 1 5°° ..u-‘-dhuruly used a short while hy the former writer of Facts and Fancies in the Grimeby JIx pEPENDENT. Apply Â¥; My “..-,;,.n,-h-lhl chided for using a post eard when mIldif h--‘“-nm 1 1 hulnhqd“-“"""'”'"- last week but he bobt up aetenly #ADP u-fl"m-'“;‘:-‘-“b -“..M“ which 1 ..q.u'mu..mhulfi'!"“" ‘ Or had the policaman wakened up and come along, or had the burglar taken a fit, or had Denison come along himeelf or had the bank enught fire or had a rooster crowed in an -d;ui-h(h‘nq,“-u. "natural" consequence would have been \hflih-onymfln‘thnhuml..‘ e o o luu-da-uhh. happened and as the burgiar went through that vault door like a streak of greased lightning through a hay stack, I think that that money was stolen as a ‘"‘natural" conseâ€" ...-dom-'h-dM -u.pndlhqu'h made the door and they should be made pay fer all loases e L darn thief that tore the door off. s o o l-ld“h--h-â€"‘-“hnlh door off the vault the "natural" conseâ€" quence would have been that the money would not have been atolen, | e o e Or had the thief been blewn to the devil when he was dynamiting the. door, the ‘natural"‘ consequence would have been that R. E. Denison would still have the coin, instead of the other fellow. Of course not ! ‘The loss of the money was not a "natural" consequence of the e e ® What de you think of that ? "Held that the warranties were broken, but a loss of the money contained in the vault was not s uatural consequence of the ‘defects" in‘ the vault door. Held, that the warranties given by deâ€" fendants were broken, but a loss of the money contained in the vault was not a natural consequence of the defects in the vault door, ‘The plaintiff is entitled to recover as damages the price which he paid to defendants for the door. Judgâ€" ment for plaintiff for $250 and costs of the 2ction. I. F. Hellmuth, K. C., and Shirley Denison for plaintiff. _ W. Cassels K. C., and W. H. Blake, .:. C., for deâ€" Denison v. Taylor.â€"Judgment (R.) in action tried at St. Catharines, Action by a private banker carrying on business at Niagaraâ€"onâ€"theâ€"Lake against a tirm of safe makers carrying on business at Toronto to recover damages for breach ol‘ warranty, and misrepresentations upon the sale of a fire and burglarâ€"proof vault blown off last summer and a large amount ..! money stolen. Hcentered an action agcinst J. & J. Taylor, of Toronto, Safe Makers, for breach of warranty and damages on account of their representing that the vault door was ‘burglar proof", Mere is the decision of the trinl Judge: R. E. Denison, private banker of Ninâ€" garaâ€"onâ€"theâ€"Lake bad his vault door 1 have heard of some peculiar decisions, handed out by Judges in my time, but here‘s one that caps the whole bunch. Justice Street is responsible for it. Welt, I‘ll acknowledge that A. E. Ames can beat me at one thing. . 1 never expect to be able to fail tor $7,500,000. Oh they‘re slow says Bill, Stratton swore he was ‘innocent" several weeks I snys so Bill Fitch the other day, well the Judges have declared that Stratton is "innocent". of it ‘being a _ 6,46. Run upstairs to roum. . Strip off business clothes in 3 minutes, . Pull on evening clotbes in 3 minutes more. ‘ Tuo-bur at dinner. . Awful bore. Fidget all the time. . Guests. 7.53 Smoke. 6.15 Rush to Elevated to get Express. Seo it coming in distance and jump up 4 steps at a time. Last man in, _ 12.42 Back at office, 12.50 o 6.00 More business. . Telephone 12 times, soe 18 men, anawer 4 telegrams, and write 150 more letters. 12.34 Hurry to restaurant, 12.36 Afier waiting ne«rly 50 seconds to get waited on, cram down a sandwich apisce of pie, and a cup of hot coffee. Time wasted in doing so, 1 minute and 30 8.00 A. M. Jump out of bed. Â¥.,04 Bath and shave. 8.08 Dressed. 8.10 Bound downstairs to breakfast, + M15 Bolt breakfast and read headlines. Say "‘yes" and ‘‘no" to wife 4 or 5 times. 8.21 Sprint to Elevated, #25 Wait one minute for train, and swear at delay. 8.50 Rush into office, Dock three clerks for being 3 minutes behind. $.00 to 12.30 Do a great business. . Teleâ€" phone 8 times, 'rhlfll-u-n._.floJ % _ Continued on Page 5. People in this country who admire the life of business men in big cities should read the following schedule of one day in change for a fire poker or shovel. F. F. F. Celestial Regions. N. B. will 6.52 Fume because dinner is 2 minutes Toronto, summer as in winter. Send for free sumple. sCOTT & BOWNE, Chemits, Scott‘s Emulsion Contracts We carry a large and well assortedfstock of Lumber, Lath, Shingles, New Yorker‘s life. Disease takes no summer cation. If you need flecsh and ‘jos. and g.c0; all dreggiste. ex« H. & J. DOW, National Portland Cement Hamilton Hydraulic Cement Plaster of Poaris, etc. Lime for Sent by H. G. & B. Fresh from Kiln. 81 Main §1, West, Hamilton. Spraying F, R. SMITH, Manager celebrated in song, and, no se doubt, very enjoyable to both k old and young, but probably a more.so by the younger eleâ€" 3 3 ment who are looking forâ€" 5 w ward to the prolonged frolics (4 of a summer vacation. . We ‘ f can help the boys to enjoy " 1B ’ their holidays better by proâ€" feay [ [Eeet viding everything necessary i" ‘ B [ 3 for their comfort, for even in ‘g>~ (f i- N 4 the summer the weather s g sometimes gets quite chilly, h \ | f but we are prepared for any A .a change and would suggest ig for present wear one of our : nobby all wool Halifax Tweed Suits, in two pieces, sizes to + fit ages 7 to 11 years. At a $2.50 this is a very special j price. _ For better wear you 3 can have nothing newer than an all wool imported navy serge, Norfolk style, with collar, very handsome indeed, one of those suits which make any boy look stylish, the prices are $4.50 and $5.50. If the weathâ€" er should turn suddenly warm we can supp%cyou with Boys‘ Shirt and Blouse Waists at from to $1.25. go s" Sailor Suits in pink, light and navy blue stripes at ?ll'om 65c to $1.75. : Boys‘ Knee Pants in striped Galatea, lined throughout at 40c. _ White Ducks at 50c and 75¢. Boys‘ Blue Jean Overalls at 25c, with apron fronts. OAK HALL 10â€"12 James St. North c\“(‘ 29. ds N !:“: ;lfli ‘\ |,1\‘/\;1 f h \ “ j C P 413