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Ars now running at full blast
T beg to Inform my all trWa4 and eustomeri that
l am now prepared to buy
ANY QUANTITY OF MECHA*IT-
ABLE WHEAT.
BEST GRADES OF FLOUR
Always on hand.
Also Brn. Shorts, and all kinds of
Kill Food.
Flour sschanged for wheat.
6tf JOAN MITCHELL.
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�EMPERANCE HOTEL, GREEN.
L wood, John Mitchell, proprietor. This
l,uuse is a new building, fitted up with every
acco-amodatiou for the travilling bublie. Large
und-euunnocious stables and sheds for horses.
I shall at all times be pleased to receive a call
from in v friends and the public generallywhen
in tireeziwood. Jim
The Greenwood Concert.
The shades of night were falling fast
As thro' our Pickering village past,
A sleigh well filled with ladies fair,
And others. ---names I must forbear.
For Greenwood bound they drive along,
And All the w.ir with laugh and soug.
Away o'er roads bedecked with snow,
Away o'er hill and dale they go.
But presently the snow banks rose
In billows white their way V oppose;
The horses plunge from bank to bank,
When lo! exhausted down they sank. -
The ladies leaped from out the sleigh
And o'er the snow banks took their way;
Like fairy forms they cleave the air,
With hearts undaunted, free from care.
From bank to bank they sped in glee—
A novel sight it was to see.
We soon regained them on the road,
And towards Greenwood onward strode.
With hearts elate, with courage true,
We did our devious way pursue.
Arrived iu Greenwood, oh the sight,
That did our eager eyes delight 2
Tables spread with choicest food,
Refreshing tea, the pastry good.
In mind and body thus refresh'd
After the trial we found sweet rest,
After the storm came sweetest calm,
After the wound the healing balm.
But brighter scenes await us still
With joy our hearts to feast and fill,
Am to the school house off we go,
There to hear sweet music flow,
The feast of reason, flow of soul,
Which moves the heart and minds control,
Was there in rich abundance found,
And poured in fullest measure round.
Hyfield. the Greigs, and Jewell bright,
With charming songs beguiled the night;
Wiemer, Claris, and Craushaw, too.
O'er lyre and horn their fingers drew,
While Edie .Vurray with her art,
Thrilled and 'thralied the youthful heart.
The hours on golden pinions flew—
Not one their journey there did rue.
The moral of our tale is seen,
From it some lessen we may glean.
This human life, we've acted o'er
As first we leave youth's peaceful shore
Troubles dark beset our way,
But as we journey, dawns the day,
Brighter grows the path we tread,
Brighter skies shine overhead,
Brighter hopes our souls inspire.
To lure us onward, higher and higher,
Until we reach the Feast above,
Where a'I is joy, and all is love.
--ONK OF Tilt PARTY.
Pickeriva, March 2nd.
GREENWOOD BOLLER MILLS
Fe L. GRRRN, PROPRMTOR.
I have taken the above Kills and will al-
ways keep .Floor which oannot be best. Try it
axed you will say it is the beet you ever used.
A specialty wade of
Excha-ft ging Flour for Wheat,
andam giving more Flour per Bushel than can be
got elsewhere.
Bran and Shorts always on hand.
OVVMCL.ALrM " Ara. 1..TrME3DI
Highest price paid for Wheat.
F. L. CtREEIl'.�
GREENWOOD
ROLLER MILLS.
IF
you have WHEAT or OATS to tell, i
wili fay you the highest prise
IF
yeu hart to buy FLOU4,breakfast cereals,
etc., 1 sell beet quality at Lcwest Prices.
IF
you like Burkwheat Cakes make there from
my Buckwheat Flour and tkry wrll
please you.
IF
you want to get Ckopfing Done w%U, I rill
do it for 6 cents per bag, and grind
it/ine or as you like it and yon
CAS get it ba: k the tame day
you tow, Xooday,w.d-
nesday " Friday.
F. L. GREEN.
Get roar wheat exchanged for it
or ask your dealer for it.
Any brand of Floor exchanged for as kind of
Wheat, and by any syetem:1eaabanla to Boit
the firmer. The goaatity o2 Ficor is regul-
ated by the goahty of Whwt and brand of
Ftoar taken. Goose Wheat Taken.
RRLYD6 Or I WER.
White Daisd, 18 80 per bbl. Family )✓•lour
Golden City. 11.00
Kissirni, 11.00 Paetry
Wonder, 14.50 " Manitoba Strong IIakcrr
These are Cash Prices at the mil. No Credit.
Bran, ......11+.00 per ton (hit Ch„p,.. Un.00 per w.
Shorf,t. .. _.11x.00 „ Pea Chop, 5-24_01)
Jfeddlings; 119.00 Cur Cara will arrive in a
few days.
Oat Meal. Corn Meal, Rolled Wbeat,
Flaked Barley, Pot Barley. Eta,
Gre
F. L. CAREEN, e�Ontario,
Greenwood - Oatmeal - Mills.
Ibare taken these mills and sohell firmers' patrvtiage. I am prepared
to give the beet values m' EXCHANGING OATMEAL FOR OATS, and w,th
improped facilities us turn Otis a superior arsiale.
.......Chopping a Specialty.......
on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Rolled Oats, Graham Flour, Rolle) Wheat. Pot Barley, Chop. Fwd o1 all
kinds, *to. Give as a call.
W. S. Green.
lfstwblisbed 46 rear
GREENWOOD
- MIUS -
All who have used my new brand
of flour "BAKERS' JOY" are
highly pleased.
Try It.
There is no better bread flour
made.
For pastry there is no other floor
egnal to Kissimi.
Get a sack of Bakers Joy and a
sack of Kissimi for your Christ-
mae baking.
F. T.A. C�,; I IM W rT
--May number of the Canadian Live
Stock and Farm ,7ourszal contains a por-
trait of Mr. Arthur Johnston, of Green-
wood. The photo, although like the
original, does not do him proper justtce,
being not nearly so good as those of Mr.
R. Miller and Mr. Smith. recently ap-
pearing in the same journal. Mr. John-
ston is undoubtedly one of the formost
importers and breeders of shorthorns in
Canada, and as such has gained for him•
self a reputation throughout this continent.
The magnitude of his business cannot be
properly estimated until a visit to his
herd is made. Mr. Johnston, with his
colleagues, have done much to stamp this
township as the best stock municipality,
over which the Union Jack delights to
float.
WORLD'S FAIR AT CHICAGO
We want some of the crowd this way
to buy goods.
68000
Horth to offer of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, heady Made Clothing, Hats, Caps,Patent Medi-
cine, Etc. Everything necessary to fill a first-class store.
Call and examine stock. Space too small to give prices.
All will be disposed of at closest living prices. Some loss
than cost, some at an advance of 5 per cent., none offered
at more than sn Advance of 1.5 per cent. Average profit
10 per cent. No trouble to show goods. Give us a call
we mean business Highest price for all kinds of produce
MOTTO --"Good goods, Small profits:'
M. GLEE SON &- SOFT,
UMIM:MNWOOD_
Use Queenston Cement For Building 1
Coserew Walla. Silos, Stable Floors, Hog Trooghs. Sidewalks and Cietersa.
W,ite for particulars and pries of Came"
To Municipal Councils !
Caumt Cooerwe Culvert and !)ewer Pipe=
on order.
Bridge Abatmsaw. Piore, Wing Walla, Arched Bridgss, Arched OolvwrM, Os.
Botimales gives. good for Pries list.
W. J• DEVITT,
Qresswood, Ostaaie.
Use Queenston Cement For Buildings
Concrete Welts, Hits. Stable Floors, Hoot Trongbs, Sidewalks sod Cisterns.
Cement always in stock. Or can be obtained from Robt Bordon. Pickering
TO MUNICIPAL COUNCILS—CementOoasrstaCalrartand Sewer Pipe.
Send for pries lis.
W. J. DFV=rM, —•— Greenwood, Ont.
CIDER MILL 1.
The undersigned is prepared to make
Cider each Week dap except
Saturday.
Grinding wiU aisp be done every dap
except Saturdays.
John F. Bayles, Greenwood
CIDER MAKING
I am prepared to make elder every
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs-
day until the seams closes.
Chopping every day except
Saturday.
I have also for sale a quantity of
slabs, and saw duet.
John F. Baylea, Greenwood
,am- Ctiou 5 ale
Scotch
Short -horns
-AT-
Maple 3a11 Stack Farm
GREENWOOD, ONTARIO
-opt -
Tuesday, Jum 20th, 1911
The property of
D. BiRREII AND SON
35 HEAD -
12 Yearling and Two --year-old
Heifers, 9 Ikills and 14 oung
Cows mostly with Carves
a t foo t.
Col. BeUows. Capt. Robson
Greenwood -:- Hardware
,all and see our stock of "Happy
Thought" and other stoves
as well " other lines
of Hardware.
Eavetroughing and repairing
promptly attended to.
Work guaranteed and prices
moderate.
Lawrence Denny,
GREENWOOD
COAL,r COAL
BEST 9NTHftACITE
The Standard Fuel Co.,
Limited
GREENBURN.
C. N. R.
W. H. Gibson, - Agent,
Ind. Phone, Bro. 705.
WAR NOT OVER
Slaughter Cash Bale till end of 1914
We carry a very heavy stock of all kinds of goods. Pull linea of Pea -
body's "Past Mail" and Walker's smocks, overall@, shirts and
gloves in men's, boys' and yoath's. Men's sold everywhere at
1.25, our price 1.15. We aim to carry all Roods asked for
which are all in stock, bought for Spot Cash and will
be sold s<t very lowest possible -prices.
We offer in Groceries :
Sunkist Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs for 26c. Sunkist Seeded Raising Sibs for 26c,
Pea -it. Corn and Tomatoes, very best, 3 for 26c. Currants, 816e for 25c, and
extra choice 2 lbs for 26c. Pure Lard, 16c lbs by pail. Golden Dates
10c. Mixed Peels 20c lb. Essences, Seasonings. Icings, Jelly
Tablets, all 3 for 25c. Nuts of all kinds, 300 lbs of Candies.
Gren. Sugar 1=c lb. Yellow Sugar 14 lbs for $1. Aiueri-
can silver light Coal Oil 17c gal. All other lines in proportion.
Flail (stock of Meats, Sausage and Fish, Bee our Glass and China Room.
Higheet price paid for produce, cash or trade, Build up your own town by
tradiag 6t home. No double to @how goods. Money back if not satisfied.
M. GLEESON, - GREENWOOD
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