Montrose, Friday. - Prices almost nominal in the absence of supplies. Fine milling oats inquired for. Wheat, 42s to 4-1. per 44 cwta.; barley, Ns to 40s per 44 cwts.; oats, Sts to 36e per 3 cwts. Arbroath, Saturday.—Wheat and barley slow sale and cheaper. Oats a good sale, and q

Montrose, Friday.-- The Montrose Auction Co., Ltd., had average supplies of fat cattle. Tops made to 66s 6d per live cwt.; current. to 655. rat lamb* a good show. and met keen competition at late rates. Fat pigs a fair show, and met a good demand. Young pigs were sold at a good

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-* THE PRICE OF GAS AND MILK IN MONTROSE Nino; rgme. Augu.t. Sir. \ mar correspondents ••flararaied Householder" and '•‘Vorried Housewife" Aare lit the right nail upon the head in their remarks anent the price of gas and the exhorhition laundry charges. In the case of the gas. t

NEWGATE (ARBROATH) •. NIONTROSE Played at Arbroath on Wednesday. NEW GATE MONTROSE. 1). C. W . Booth A. Gardiner A. Thomson D. Anderson After a close and interesting game at Laurencekirk W. M. Melvin defeated the bolder. It. 13. Phillips, by 21-16 in the final of the single-hand

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6 30 9 p.m. (All Doors Open Half• Hour Earlier.) Monday, Aug. and during Week at Full Perfume:tee Weduesday at 2.30 p,ri. GRAND STAR VARIETY WEEK. FIRST VISIT OF The Incomparable. E VI THE GRELAT L E The Masterpiece. D The of the Army. ['resenting a Series of Speeteenlar Muskies