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Tbo more homo v A Give me liberty to know to utter tad t6 above sent- Of- North York unless paid in advance LI No Single Copies Cots Sack pet annum If paid ln -OF- us r i The restoration of confidence in the this trade our makers will have to political Africa turn put a cheese weighing not more tie tbe received BUTTER In view of l he establishment of he war will Undoubtedly South We a left of Hot Weather Goods which we would much rather sell at any than over the Season Glance over this List The goods are all in firstclass condition Good quality at HAlfMOCKS only Reg price for HAMMOCKS with Vallenc regular lor 135 each E I I HTM EUREKA KILLER genuine article cheap at per gal gala left tte per gill PEERLESS FREEZERS only large REFRIGERATORS Regular at each SCREEN DOORS all ffUes Stained hinges Varnished Fancy Par- vigor new W interest at the preset time fiet will be and develop- per cent United Mr Moore was the beds of the Tran- to South Africa by the Dominion extent KndyaJue of which suitable parage for of Agriculture in but butter of be fully exploited to absolutely for fortiyurpoFWtiite the complete destruction by warfare trade has cod storage be made a re- public mines buildings I accommodation on tbo railroads and quirements of markets a c Iiere will tea tremendous the small upcountry towns cold Canadian During bis ffi80 tor timber building material storage is iTmown The but- visit had lews with the lead- and manufacture articles irg importers and business mai of The in food o law proportions This is East London Port Elna- receive a impetus and the her exports of and Capetown Mr Moore imports this line should be very states vlIn of with cordial and heavy for years to come Canadians will on the alert if they wish to in expansion of the South butter to South Africa are rapidly increasing because it is packed most ly in and tins BACON AND HAMS Duty and hams I cents Quart Quart Quart OIL STOVES with wick Burner Burner Burner glass bowl 176 200 OIL STOVES Blue Flame dally Burner 3 Burner CATTLE SPRAYERS Tin Galvanized Brass opportune for Our a determination fe meet the war has made refluirements of the market I SfiLS Canada something more ton a name hinder the development to South Africa nd in- trade worthy of our people and S itself i federal who import direct 1inch Cotton Covered RUBBER HOSE Regular only per foot thus- awakened in business circles in a general de sire lor closer relations with Canada V The magnitude and value of the South African market was recognised the resources of our country Mr adds that being interested socially in food paid particular attention to the needs of the market in this branch the trad and inquired as Stoves and Furnaces Blacksmiths Supplies I and who cater to the best Durban purchase Canadian bacon and hams in Liverpool and London One of them told me that Canadian ba con was thehest on the market and that his customers preferred it to any other The bacon is put up as follows It is wrapped in smoked in canvas with the brand and weight stencilled thereon Then it is packid with dry salt in a wooden case the gross weight of the whole package being about pounds A few packets of extra English place a Lay er of oat hulls between the paper and the canvas anil some dealers prefer to handle bacon put up in this man- nor Canadian bacon has a good rep utation here and if properly cured and packed should meet a ready sale THE A per Pound by our neighbors United States the sources supplying de- some years ago by persistent In the details etfort and good business tactics they and Capo Colony fare JU have a trade worth in 1899 arate paperand then enveloped about eighteen million dollars A different fortnightly service has In dealing with iVe been in operation for several years tnc figures New to show normal trade be- can and trade increased the war k COLONY O NATAL resenting united States firms and thoroughly with South l tho and most im- African methods -and- customs of are continually soliciting orders the best on the east A flourishing business is also done by Bay and York Commission houses Their tensive dock The town is procedure is as follows en- rapidly and has a promising tetive sent out to promote in- The principal business is of travels Johannesburg Pretoria and the around the country until ttis somewhat with heavy supplies are forward conditions of trade and the Durban to these business He then British The one town his and in merchants upon I called seem ear of the centres to information appoints resident agents whd and appeared All sales made by PJ sublets have to be African head so be can any dealings with firms or The Unknown and -iw- financial starding Such conception of caution is very because or our trade is all done on drafts with FREE PROM attached If a sale be Thefe is a splendid in made the New York house receive Durban for flour as one the tbeir commission pec cent things or articles admitted free whatever rate may be imports in were The treat disadvantage of trans- United acting business through ib medium supplying per cent and found in multitude of linen the balance The greater Elizabeth is commonly Th of Africa on account of its large and import ant shipping trade t is a whole sale town and a groat distributing utterly unsuitable In Capetown however wbere there is a fine retail grocery trade the large size is quite acceptable butter On butter the duty is cents pet pound imports in The remarks concerning cheese apply with equal force to butter but- sell in Capetown for the whole i PATEX WigDIQINES Cornet tew of our pricea Patent with the regular price Our- Price fowl Three for 5 Pillsi 9 at Turpentine Kidney tor I Regular Our Price Price sold by these houses of United States flour is leading them to along the lines shipped New York but occasion- of least resistance and to push the a sailing ship brings a cargo Oil Burdock Blood Pterces Medical 100 Pierces Favorite 100 IB articles are well known ami sell Portland Ota The first con- most rowdily sifjrment of Canadian flour arrived at Australia had a profitable was there and it trade with South Africa in flour proved satisfactory in every respect meats butter cereals to dealers were pleased with Three lines of plying t and orders between Australian ports and Brit- fiaine ports call at lurln Port made from soft wheal and their outward mixed with a strong voyage from Australia to Great good results The Unit tain and give these ports a some- lcd states supply a hard spring what irregular fortnightly service hour and as- above figures boats have cold storage chain- show a nice trade are equipped with every- J a- rrfce we should 1 able to cargo with des- paAcb Australia note as things travellers from products will got the pre have been very much in over those the United All Patent at Cut NEWMKRETi ONTARIO A i for Parkers Works We pay expreaa one Wiy on all goods to be or dyed i evidence in Africa of late years and a eort has made to cater to wants of ttiat nvarket A Land of Brands In South Africa and States Duty on cheese Is cents per lb imports in 1893 supplied as follows United Kingdom- pier cent FLOUR FEED Town Property or Sale LIME AND CEMENT Brands play an Important part in Germany per cent To sell a new article a per cent Cheddars form a small sample must be submitted and part of importation the if sample be a good a United Kingdom Durban grc better is create than If It who niggardly one Careful atped spoke very highly to small matters is re- of the quality The expense of hundredfold while neteV of transhipment in England and the the Transvaal and the northern part of Colony It has harbor ate no docks The ships lie at anchor in the roadstead is taken to and fro in lighters towed by powerful tugs Jutting out shore are two long jetties the- sides of which are lined with cranes of great lifting capacity These are operated by and jetties are light ed the same Several lines are laid each ty and Wie freight is transhipped di rect from the lighters into the rail way trucks and vice versa If worK day and Titer is not any Canadian trade of importance with port Kast London is but grow ing town It is built north ern batik of Buffalo River which provides a small harbor The dock space is limited- increased ae is contemplated will all South African riv ers a bar extendi across the mouth of Buffalo and constant dredging is neessacy to keep a channel open with an average depth of 22 feet at high water The trade of Bast Lon don also wholesale Canadian pro ducts are Oipctowri ilie largest city in colony has a spacious harbor and its dock area is fairly adequate to tbo needs ef the port The retail is wid valuable The balance of business Is done with the country districts within a of one hundred miles the capital Canadian goods mostly manu factured articles are sold here Wheat duty la per weight total Imports in safe centres where the largest quan tities are imported tinned is want ed by trade In bacon and hams tne require- of the trade in Cape Colony coincide with those of Natal This list does not by any moans exhaust the food products that un der favorable conditions Canada might supply Good arc almost a luxury South Africa yet France and England ship quantities to that market every year California finds there a big and pro fitable market for dried and finned fruits canned meats from Chicago are on sale in every village and town and Australian and chilled are found cold storage exists Quaker oats the best adver tised article in South Africa is used on every breakfast tabic Swiss condensed milk holds such complete sway that the milkman is practical ly unknown The importation split peas and beans is extremely Babys Tablets For Weak Sickly and Fretful All Ages If the organs right the children all right They will be hearty rosy hungry the little ones and keep them right by the use of Babys Own Tablets This medicine cures all stomach and bowel troubles nervousness irritation while teething etc These Tablets contain no opi ate or poisonous drugs and mothers who try them once will not be with out them while they have little ones Mrs says When our little was six months old she caught bad cold and was much troubled with indigestion and constipation and very restless both day and night One of my neighbors brought xne Babys Own Tablets and in a few days my little one was regular In her bowels and rested well 1 found the Tablets so satisfactory I now always them in house and have since found them in valuable when she was teething I can truly recommend them for the ills of little ones Children take these Tablets readily and crushed to a powder can bo given with absolute safety smallest Infant Tablets can large but a portion is Canadian obtained at all drug stores or you grown shipped via New York Tin- can get them post paid at cents a vegetables find a ready sale and box by writing direct to the Or Wit- tinned British Columbia Salmon is I Hams Co Brock vi lie Opt in demand of Agriculture Ottawa Fatally Sept Annie May Wig gins was keeping house tor her aunt at New Lowell and being in a hurry or Schenectady Gilbert Gardner fell off a freight train near and was -killed- An Ohio man shot and killed him self tho other day because a young woman refused to be his wife This is an improvement on the common practice shooting the girl first Waterloo Sept A train On them may spoH busings op portunity is a capital plan to up a small rep middleman however add considerably to- the cost price landed The size J of Main Houn oi- Char lea L of Factory i of at the Office I It in l sentative of to be sievtTity pounds is not ard to s7ip lot to some re- advising to what samples they require and make returns for the balance article especially ik food fctufl should be oM under a brand the price quality and the brand judiciously ad It will wit take a hold on btcauirf the for it and will take no for the trade but it will not do for any other- twelve pounds Ib satifactery for W country trade While the Butch is flrrrf and wellmade It cannot begin compare in quality with our flue flavored The however stand the climate well and secret of succens in found Jn their keeping To compete In iithes she Was soon in a blaze In the excitement she ran out of the i n nu to call- for aid Being unable The for anyone hear she milling is encouraged by the the nearest nelgh- a duty per when overcome and weight on flour ua Join Matthews on tlje importation on flour is email Valued at in There should be a- market hero tor our hard spring wheat the United States at having a to the fire for tea took the was derailed coal oil can and was pouring some at nine oil over the wood in the stove when last night while on its way it Ignited and the fire catching her Waterloo to Klrnira Tho en gin hearing her screams came to her rescue Site died shortly afterwards o Twenty- Ave American soldiery in alone with mills at Port A fca4 monthly frm to man- of nard baggage car and one passenger coach left the track and pitched into ditch Fireman Jones of Stratford was killed Instantly but miraculously unhurt About passengers were on hut none were seriously Injured the majority escaping with a few bruised and a shaking Everything indicates a highly successful oyster season this year The beds- said to be in JarJy fine condition little injury to them by the schools of that put an spring wheat straight bona weekly salary Duty cheese cents per pound paid by check each in For the with all expenses direct from of Fort KIIiaboth and quarUrs Money advanced for small nled Manager Caxtfx our big 70 pound Is as for an old established j last July The necessity of solid financial standing A cultivation of oysters becomes plainer every Thus far sup ply has Invariably met the hut the time is coming owing to this shell fishs growing popularity whorl something to hi to in crease the supply artificially