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Not ws Ne es re t0.7 g mercy orn, rack. Toronto--No. 0, in barrels, $39.50; Millfeed--Del., Montreal 1 rolls, $34.50 per bbls : EY; : bags il Lard--Pure tierces. 18 to 18%c; flowe. per bag, z tu to 4, pall 0,3 ivi ; It inciaded. Stephontomss oes 2te-48 to 50, Fo. skipping) Le tub, $00; Pui, 163 locks. me en pn iy drow suplicn 5 x a : tsteers, © $7.50 . ['tember 27, 1825. "In connection with $7 to oomice, $7.50. to i | thoes centenary celebrations the Inter- ice, $7 to $7.50; do, . $6.50 | national Railway Congress was held No. 2, 7%. te $7; do, med., $6 to $6.25; do, com., | ineGreat Britain. v inal §5,60 to $6; buteher heifers, choice, | British transportation experts say st pat., $8.80, Toronto; ($6.75 to $7.50; do, meg., $6 to $6.76: ' 5 do, second pat., $43, Toronto. Pas-|do,. com., $5.60 to oa COWS, hat he Sreatest i (aks that fase try fl pags, 8 3 a6; : "ont pt eI 90 per cent. hoje; 45 to 35.25; do, fair Yo foods that of recasting their system to meet : $4.25 to $5; canners and cutters, . 3 per barrel, in carlots," Toronto, |to $3; butcher bull good ' pew competitive conditions. Tt is not ' ; (10 $3; butcher-bulls; h $450 to just a matter of 'adopting themselves ts. 753 seaboard, in bulk, $5.50. $6.50; do, fair, $3.75 to $4; bologna, x _Straw--Carlots, per ton, $8.00 to 85 to $8.50; feeding steers, good, $6.25 | to the changing circumstances of the $8.50, « - day, but of féorganization on: fresh ; : 3 to $6.75; do, fair," $4.50" to $5.95; 4. | Cheéese--New, large, 221% fo 23c;!eal es, choice, $9.50 to $10.50;. do, i Ai i i te ies ts 2314 to v $ $ 0, | and modern lines. Among other things |. Ont. wheat--$1.20 to $1.23, fob. | shipping points, according to freights. | do, A mucording, in fre cho 4 uc! ay we thed., $7 to $8.50; do, com. $4 fo aI gh 24c; Stiltons, 26 to 26c. Old, large,|$5.50: mileh cows choice, $70 to $80. there /is: the * turnover from steam S58 Ei ; ri 3 A y © '4 power to electricity. It is felt that : - " | |21 to 28c; twins, 28 to 29¢; triplets, | do, fair, $40 to $50; springers, chojce.] P° in EE ; @ CRNATIONAL SYNDICATE, I |28 to 80c, £7 Yo $905: good Hight sheep $5.50 tq | this surely will have to take place, and os SR En ARCS al { Butter-- Finest ! creamery Prints 6.50; heavies and bucks, $3.50 to | that the method ofefinancing so de- a SUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING CROSS WHRD PUZZLES ~ [89¢; No. 1 creamery, 88¢; No. 2, 36 to 4.60; good lambe, $15; do, ps $14; | sirable a result must . be developed, |. + Start out by in the wotdd ot which you feel Mini re Dalry Prints, 26 i 2 es do, culls, $13; hogs, thick smooths, fed | for it is seen tht electrification will mire. eo se give ua clue to other words ges---Fresh extras, in cartons, and watered, $13.60; do, f.0.b., $18; | not only benefit the railways, but will ~ and they in turn to still others. A letter belongs in each white. to dlc; loose, 88 to 39c; fresh firsts,|q ints, $12.75; do, off i i mptioh. i pa "space, words ting at the numbered squares and funning either 3 3 > ) »| do, country points, $12.75; do, off cars, | help in electric power consumption in "space, words s v | 1 6 to 86c; seconds, 81 to 32¢. $14; select premium, $2.65. . ar the| Step of verdeally sr bath, Coe a gsi PoultEy= Chickens spring. Ib. | 'MONTREAL Se wR ila es a : at ore has been struck at the © HORIZONTAL A VERTICAL Long, over ke + 1b Oats, Can. west., No. 2, 75c; Can. |and greatly incréuse the inducement i ; { 3 nS # to 4 Ibs, 18¢; spring chickens, 4 lbs. N 67%c: N fead i Water Mine, at a depth of 1,600 : 3--Bright and lively = 1--Farewell and 'over, corn fed, 22¢; roosters, 15c; Vest, No. 3, 673c; extra No. 1 feed, | to travel, : "this proves that certain ore| ~~ 8--A musical note 2---Yours (abbr. ducklings, 5 Ibs, and up, 22, 68c. Flour, Man. spring wheat pats., eerie ts ies in that région go down deéper| ~ 4--A. monstrosity 3--To observe Dressed poultry--Chickens, spring, | 1X85, $8.80; seconds, $8.80; strong | German Embassy to be = : 4 ' 8A deer 4--A gambling ga.ne 1b., 4Ge; hens, over 4 to & lbs, 28c: bakers, $8.10. Bran, $28.25 to $20.25. . ved. ions -10--Qirl's name 8--What remains of a wrecked do, 3 to 4 1bs., 22¢; spring chickens, 4 | Shorts, $30.25 to $31.25. Middlings, Housed fn Fine London House $36.26 to $37.25. Hay; No. 2, per ton, bullding ng car lots, $14, 12--To entreat; beg : 2; 6--Former times (poet.) lbs.-and over, M.F., 85c; do, corn fed, 82¢; roosters, 20c; ducklings, 5 lbs. A despatch from London®says:-- a D * - -14--Country of Asia abbr.) 7--Assoclate of Arts (abbr. and up, 27c. ° Cheese--Finest wests., 21%c; do, Germany theoretically the poorest 18--in that place; there 9--Possesslve pronoun Beans--Canadian, handpicked, 1b, |€asts, 21% to 21%c. Butter--No. 1| government maintaining an' ambi. 3 = : 18--Prefix meaning "three" 10--Person to Whom money Is pald' 6%c; primes, \ pasteurized, 37%c; No. 1 creamery, sador in London, will have the hand- rv 17=-Exétamation of contempt ©. Maple products--Syrup, r im. |37 to 87%c; seconds, 36 to 36%e. "Development of 250,000 H. P. 11--<To- poach In cream, as eggs m. 0 * 3 x rae 00H.P. ones it Themmapar or wing (purine SS pe Eph 5 oF peer spc" of, Fk met gay th ot hors : Ns 2 Sa ° . 16---T leat i 3 r .; maple sugar, ib. 0 26¢. y 3 rsts, 3bc. er J . at Cost. of Twenty-five i Br erpendicular; steep ropoieaph sr neer (abbr.) Ty rion 18%c per Ib.;| Com. to med. veals, $6.75 to $7.50; joining the present offices on Carlton i t Millions. 18--~Man"s hame ® 10-b.- tins, 18%e¢; b-Ib. tins, 1dc; 2%. tops, $8; hogs, $13.75 to $14; sows. | House Terrace has been purchased. 25--Prefix, same as. "ad" ; SBYS I~ Ho Re nt ; 20--Stay-rope Ib. tins, 16% to 16e. $10 to $10.50. The two will be merged, and members oo Author ph in pe 37 ran mame > 22--The heron' RARER Le fr Steen es of th wmbiely" SEARF Will Rave: apart: a "= Provincial Hydro Commission by the "480A musical note TT 2A--T6 pass over hurriedly PRINCE JOINS CHINA MINERS' DEMAND FOR ments on ' the" most fashionable and +2" Ontario Government to End i ® 81=--What a.amall boy Is often 26--To loiter 2 : FLEET IN THE FAR EAST] MORE PAY REJECTED distinguished avenue in the British the : development of five additional called 27--A garden too capital. The newly bought residence former- : wh | Iy belongd 'to Lloyd Brownlow, and it Coal Mine O ers Declare has been converted into four commo- 28--A hostelry~ - | 20--A city In*Ayrshire, Scotland 30--Defect; blemish 31--Found on the seashore 83--A'signal to apprise of danger 86--Barnyard inhabitant Y 87--A beam of light 38--Latin for "last" (abbr.) power sites on the Ottawa River, _ whose total potential horsepower ap- * proximates 250,000, at-an ultimate ex George Expected to 'Spend Two Years on Station as : p . : : : That Reduction is Necessary | dious flats. The one that will house diture of move than $25,000,000... ~} 89--A form of verse 82--Llke syrup Naval Lieutenant. 8 als. Wht Hous Pe The A hie the er ; 42--8uffix, forming adverbs fro 84--Preposition i \ Owing to Competition. the German Ambassador is_on the : 1 % adjectives * 4| 88--Irish poet, wrote "Last Rose A A despatch fron Hongkong says:-- ie first floor, affording a magnificent Ln a 43--Offensive or loathsome Summer" There is joy in the hearts of British] A despatch from Atlantic City, N.| view across St. James Park toward 40--A palr of units 41--One-tenth of a hundred 43--Wild animal 44--To ripple Against, as waves J., says: --Rejecting the anthracite! Westminster, A feature of the suite miners' demands for a 10 per cent. ! is the beautifully decorated drawing= increase in wages for contract work- | room, known as the Gold Room, with ers and $1 a day for. day men, on. the! rich The 'house "has some : ls, situat -gide of ~~ Cabinet Island; Chena! pide, sit- "uated about 52 miles west of the City . _ 44--A grassy field or plain 46--Pertalning to an hour 47--A reply (abbr.) residents in the Orient over the fact that Prince George, younger brother of the Prince of Wales, jhas been ap- C a bc Xr . i ap : tapestry. -- of Ottawa; Chats Falls 82 miles west 3g Dinsolored by decay , . Sentinieral residue from burning pointed to H.M.S. Hawkins, flagship ground that, together with the other] splendid marble work and statuary ia ot Sr Dechencs Rapius at 0 48-==Abov nd_duisd ng of he China Squadron, for Sontinua) demands, the increase would really | and a grand staircase in the best style : embracing "the head 80--Grass, cut an 3 gfjection. tion of his naval career. Nobody - mean $100,000,000 a year, or a third! of lordly London. of the present wage scale, Samuel D. "Chaudiere Falls, now devs at the foot of Chats Falls; and Carillon en Captain Barnard Flies Around a ers about the reasons for his being sent so far from home. All look upon x {FOREIGN RESIDENTS 3 in Warriner, spokesman for the oper- Rapids, including the fall in the river - IN PERIL 90,000,000 Bushels 18 Alberta 5, appointment ith the utmost sat-| ators. told the representatives of the Sadi : ne For ik eg isk Ee : TON INF : Estimate for eat jstaction, for it Jo shidem that a Vai miners that, with increasing competi- Great Britain in 317 Minutes ' I Pp has n : hint re rt mR ee el app Sb ber-of -the-Royal-House-is seen-in-the' {ion and diminishing sales, coal prices] Adel oh TR i Te Gri crm 1 r. Td sspatch from London says:--At primarily in sponse to | astern Ou : Shameen Concession" May be hd aapatel Tron Edmonton, Alta, For East, and oe prospects are that | must be lowered if full-time employ-| average speed of 161 miles an hour. : sie: ale to that pen to Captured by Chinese is the Provincial Government's on tre ae by yn twa Ae) ment in the industry. is to be con-| cuptain - F, I, Barnard won the Ee » : es . : 3 ! . inued. " "Britain" Sat, Western Ontario, and in recognition : Lr General. wheat crop estimate now-in 'view of | Once he goes aboard the Hawkins,| Inpeads ade on around-Britain" race for the King's the hard coal cyp, "of 'urgent needs of somé municipal + ities, including the City of Ottawa, for | additional power supplies. i © "There is no thought of proceeding . right away or even in the near future the developinents- that have | ~ "been authorized," stated Mr. Cooke. | "But Ottawa wants 20,000 additional - horsepower and the Deschenes devel-' Asked if the next five years would 800 he "deviopment - of the five addi + : : His plane, the 895-hors the Prince will bp treated Just as any| markets by oll, gas, electric power, | Armstrong-Siddely Fy od or 5 X j other naval officer, for it is the King's the use of prepared sizes of coke, and Jy a mates made in various quarters, the express wish that no privileges be competition - from bituminous cont] Croydon Field at 3 Roloc In. the explanation being that dry weather, | ghown him. Luckily for Hongkong, were such, said Warriner, that the nq deventeer ne vin tie id yeeds, Pusts and. sedustion in ave. oy! the Hawkins is at the moment in needs of the situation required a re-! over the circuit of 804 ii up the through farmers moving, have all North China for the summer month, | duction in labor costs. He mentioned! ogst const Td aaa z i Sombined to cut down the probable und thus Prince George arrived here, uo specific decrease in wages, but| then down the na, crop. a en route to his ship as a: private citi- hoped that if joint efforts to increase. to the startin int. This i Captats Hon. George Hoadley, Minister of {zen and was honored as "a distinguish- productivity were successful," wage Be He a bs wiv wy i = Agriculture, now estimates the area' od visitor." He was only here one costs would not be cut. To avert a having been i: 1922. Lohr z seeded to wheat at '5,600,000 acres' day, and' during that time was the possible strike or suspension on Sept.| miioht Lieutenant H. W. G Johns and he puts likely average yield at guest of the Governor, Sir Edward 1, when the present agreement ex ivi &! ! 2 W.. ut Johns, : y ¥ | 1 3 ying the Rolls-Royce Falcon, made a ' seventeen bushels to the acre. This Stubbs. | pires, he suggested arbitration of valiant effort to catch up with Bar works out to 93,500,000 bushels, as-| He spent a very active twenty-four| points in dispute. nard. but' was unable to Pe cade Sumips that the present favorable) hours, After visiting Government| Warning the miners' representa-| only other entrant left of the arto Sonditions aqtinue. House, he motored out to the seaside tives that if they continued in their who entered the preliminary race was ve STE : and had a dip; then he attended a demand for wage increases they | ; Victims of St. Thomas Drown. luncheon at «which leading officipls! would force the same conditions in 13 Flaming. lin defenders would receive from| ing Disaster Receive Burial Alberta Coal Soon on were . present. oe uy ftarnion, she anthracite fields as exist in the, * was spent on tl £0. 8; then bituminous fields, where the non-| : foreign gunboats in ports. A despatch from Sti Thomas, Ont.,| British residents met him at a garden! union operators have taken over the Way to Ontario Homes Up to the present. an intermittent pg. Thomas went into mourn-| party; following which he put in some production of a major part of the out- Steamer 'setyice between Shameen and jz my raday afternoon when the fun. | time as spectator at a military boxing put-while the union mines have stead- HongKong has been maintained, de- opqiy of the eight victims of the Lake} tournament, and ended the day by at- ily diminished in prodittion, Warrin- ~--| spite: the strike of Chinese workers. py op tragedy took place. All busi-| tending a, public dance at the Repulse er declared that kigher wages would Strike leaders announced However! es 1laces were closed for several| Bay Hotel. transfer the anthracite 'narkets to that after July 16 they would stop all hours, the blinds adrawn, and a| The next day he had a game of, ccmpeting fuels, : oe =" river steamersrarriving: . | general quistude perve ,,, | tennis before breakfast and then.went|. He. rejected the=demand for--the : sspatch rom Yondon says:--| The date was set for: the fifteenth Thousands of people lined 'the|aboard the liner Malwa to resume his check-off, maintaining that tho mine \ despatch Shakedpoare-icontingo becguse by that Jute Chinese strik- streets and stood with bared heads as fortes at: offs will. have 'evacuated from the various. funeral 'corteges proceed- the present weather conditions. It! a +--In- : A deapateh from Canton says " indicates a drop from previous esti- creased military activity in Ganton is adding to the tension already felt by foreign residents in their concession, % One Chinese General was: reported - | to have boasted that he is able to cap- ture Shameen in spite of the fortifi- cations 'which have made the low- lying sand islet, separated from Can- tort proper by a narrow strip of water, ia military camp. « » "The General was said to Waue been ready to lose one thousand soldiers in three minutes under his plan to cap-| {ture - Shameen. He was quoted as taking into consideration the 'aid the ¢ elopment there in Pia Nn gr = between th a 'The best photo yet received here of 'eral ties Dylon fd said ident Von. Hindenburg. .It . was that the Provincial Order-in-Council taken fon he eoiiis of the. Pret! e s Hydro Commission .7°01's Palace, Berlin : i SN ssed at A despatch from Edmonton, Alta, says: --While the 26,000 tons of Al- berta coal to be shipped east to On- tario under the arrangement with the Canadian National Railway is being loaded from various mines west and south of Edmonton, and will be soon rolling" across the prairies to its-des- tination, there is some criticism of the journey north. Everybody was, workers now and full recognition, struck with the Prince's geniality and Despite constant.y increasing wages : led to the cemeteries,. unassuming manners, and employment of. labor-saving de- -- vites of all kinds, labor productive- - ress in the industry has diminished ? rather than insreased until "It is n» bettor than it wus when you were re- ceiving half as much 'n wages and . : were unaided oy many of the improve- ments that have. gilice been intro- % auced." 3 nhl Oe British Army Flier and Bride Spend cr in Air fact that most of the coal will be loaded in small cars averaging 38 tons instead of larger cars which run from 40 to 4b tons. : i It is pointed out that if the C.N.R. is considering a cost check-up, the results will not be so favorable from Alberta's point of view, the small cars will add somewhat to.the haulage cost per ton. Otherwise, the loading is proceeding smoothly. -- © Prince Bestows $35,000 Gifts on Two Noted Charities A despatch from New York says: -- Captain Donald Hearn and Miss Vir- i ginia Ireland of Pine Valley, .N.J, are up in the air on their honeymoon. Two, charities, one in London and: one in South Africa, will benefit to 'The bridegroom was a British Army flier, "The bride owns w plane of her own*and flies ff. So after the wed ding they took*to the air. ! Fish Day in Canada Set for © | Last Wednesday in October rr---- ludi Session osithe annual meet- Canadian Fisheries Asso- 'Wednesday in October {A dedpateh from Halifax, NS, at |says:--By a resolution passed at the Se the extent of $35,000 as the result of gifts made to the Prince of Wales by Om his birthday a few days ago ha received a cheque for $10,000 from Mrs: Reed, a prominent South African - woman, as a birthday present, with a Sagsestion that he "buy one of his South African admirers.