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The MOLSONS, BANK
INOORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT 18;35.
ega1hd(114)8,000,000Reservolundik000too.
Farmer& Sale Notes cashed or Collected, Drafts !Mi all points of
the Dominion; Great Britalth United Ststes, and all Foreign Count.
ries,bought and sold at hest rates. Advatices made to Farmers,
Stock DealersAnd Business Men at lowest rates and RP Most favor
able terms. . '
_-.....SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT --Deposits of $LOO and up.
wards received, Interest allowed at highest curr ent rates from day
of deposit,•compounded half yearly and added to principal ,Tune 80th
and December 3lst. *
tiL DOWDlNG. -Malinger CLINTON
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New tillillery Opening
In the Jackson Store,.opposite the.
PostOffice.
•
E. CANTELON, assis ed by IlISS
ELVA POTTS as head trimer,
-will have their Spring Millinery Opening on
Thursday Evening, March 21st, and
following days,
A large stock of the latest and most fashionable
Millinery to select from. Satisfaction guaranteed
.and the prices reasonable. •
tit
EVERY P
%be
AmmeseeNm.quels.
•
k. °NOW IS THE TT.ME,-T49 PLACE
your order for Fencing before the
advance• in ' price, Use the Coil
Spring Wire made. by the Canadian
Fence Co. Of which I ani agent in
this district. I am also agent for.
the celebrated Heintztnan Piano: -
F. W. _Evans, Box 155 Clinton. P.O.
Anless •
s Please
rticular..
fitted be.'
to the feed:
ch patron.
sh of _our
ware Is faith -
t perfect..
A. 3. GRIGG
Scientific Jeweler and
Optician
CLINTON, ONT.
Coffee! Coffee!
4 Who,*
'Try our choice blends of
Coffee ranging from 20c to
40c per Ib.
Our "White House" Coffee
is extra choice. 40c per lb.
Sold in 1 -lb cans at
Bud McVoUrt received fatal injuries
during a hockey match at Cornwall,
and Cita% Masson of the Victorias,
Ottawak WAS arrested 0/s1 a charge of
murder.'
Tta,w's cow have decided to call
no more witnesses for the defence at
present.
Armed men a 1VTioseew yesterday
police. sergeant and rehired
the university official's of $20,000.
WANTED -TWO OR TI -ME GfB.Ls
who have worked ina klatting fact-
ory. best wages, steady eraploy-
ment theyear round. Apply at Onea
to The Brantford Ifosiery.Co., Ltd,
Brantrorn.
DR. OVENS, oCULIST, SURGEON
'e
Etc., i'v/ifl be at HOlmes'' drug:stoire,
Clinton, 'oii Thursday, April 4th,
May 2nd -and BOtli. Glasses proper-
ly treated abed diseases -of the • eye
`ear and nose tieated.
A. D. Beaton
Phone 111. Prompt delivery.
Crockery
1
When you need Crock-
ery it will pay you to.
buy from our stock.
Glassware.
Your stock of Glass-
ware has continually to
If& reploaiihe-t— -AAA-
what we have before
buying elsewhere.
i.4irocetieS• •
In buying from us you
are sure of getting/idol,
fresh goods at prices
the.wintvlease you:
Your Patronage Respect.
fultySoiiCited.
A. J. Rollaway
JACOBS
AVING put in -•a
aimplete. new. tail-
oring stock in:connedion
with my Gent's Furnish
g business, recently
purchased from J. W.
Newcombe, I will be in a
position to give My pat-'
Tons a choice of the best
and newest patterns in
Tweed and W orsted, S i t
ings ever shown in
ton, also a fine assort-
• merit of Worsted Pant -
lags. Having conducted
a Merchant Tailoring
business for the past 12
years and being my own
cutter, I am in a position
.to guarantee fit and satis-
faction; • .
Place gour order
• earlu. •
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Sly%
• On- Sunday afterneen in London the
spirit ot Mrs. Ann, Hetfron WOR eall-
dd home to to her reward et the age
75 yeas. a Mrs. Heffron was born in
.Nova Scotia and moved to Morris
township when about 17, years old
where she married her now .deceased
husband. Her maiden name was Ann
IVIeDonald. Deceasdil lived in Blyth
for Many !years a.Ind move tt to London
only a year ago. She :s survived by
four obildren, two daughters, Mary
and Christina, of Detroit, and two
Sas, Jogai, in the We old William,
at Grand Rapids. A daughter, Mrs,
Theobo14 o Mount Forest, is dead.
Cause of Mrs. Heffron's death was
pneumonia. In religion the deceased
belonged to the Presbytaior church. •
John Denholm sold his bay team at
theowiRnogirSet:aAirto
A.
t.ayeBbraudwrintorrem$800v0.
m 3 sand) or
gravel .ati *any time.
from. town there was a vacancy cans- George Hanna `Of the 3rd Line of
ed in the Fall Fair secretaryship and Morris has been( removed to Wingam
at a meeting recently held Frank Met -1
calf, who is treasurer, was appointed
secretary, the both clficesto be Corn,
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Word has been received Imre that
Donald McTavish, a-Niel:liner resident
of Blyth, died in Sea,ttile, •Wash,, on
Feb, 284, He lived in Yukon Dis-
trict for 2, number of years and it is
about 15 years since he left Blyth.
Mrs, Wesley Walker, who spent he
wintermonths with her father, Mr.
Andrew. Slow, has gone to 'Wingham
to make preparations for moving to
-Firandou where her husband has open-
ed a furniture' and music store.
' Mr, Abe Vint has left Blyth for
Stratford where he intends mating
his honic. Mrs. Vint left on Monday
TENDERS WANTED. --TENDERS
:will be received by the Council of
the township of Hullett up to 2 V,
on, Sa.tnrda,y, the 80th of March
1907, or erection of Concrete abut-
ments to support two steel bridges.
At the same time acid place,tenders
will be received for'the steel super --
structure of the said two bridges,
' length between abutments being 56
.feet and 11 feet and roadway'. On)
of these bridges will be over the
Creek ktfown as Sprung's in the
Maitland Bloc1.7and4the ether will
be on Sideroad. 10 and 11, Con. 12.
The lowest or 'any tender not neces-
sarily accepte1/41. Specifications, for
•the Concrete work can be seen
the Township Clerk's office, Londes-
boro.-Jarnes Campbell, Clerk,
MRS. R. WAITE WILL SELL PRI-
vately at the Walls*: homestead, lot
bedtoorn,slite, 1 bedstead, 1 lounge,
kiltehen, table, • dozen kiteben
cbairs;-1 parlor. •table, 2 rocking,
chairs and 1 stove. -Mrs. R. Waite.
, •
FARM. FOR, SALE OR TO RENT. -
Lot 15,,con. 9, Stanley township,
• consisting of loo acres, 90 acres
cleared and all seeded down except
20 acres. There . are 10 acres, of
good hardwood bosh. miless from
school and • 2k miles from the
ge_oLirerna. This desirable, farm
will be sold on easy yterms, or if
not sold will be rented. -G. E. heys,
: Varna 64 •
Ready -to --Wear
clothing.
We are also showing a,
a fine spring assortment
- of -Men e. Suits and -Over-
coati, BOys' Two and
Three Piece Suits and
Small Boys' Fancy Suits.
You cannot do better
than giva its a call. You
Will find our prices are
right.
Afl"dating' 'pies.se'd
andaltered to Stilt, put.
ghaser;.;,
E. W. JACOBS
Opposite the Market, CLINTON`
Belgrave
Rot. Stonehouse rejoices over the
birth of a daughter.
Mr. Jerry Brydges," ;little daughter
is very r,ick with pneumonia,
Adam Halliday, jun.,, ha recovered
from a; bad attack of jar -axles.
W; J. K. Vannorme.n of Gnelph
called on his parents last week.
John Staples of Seaforth spent
couple of days with his brother-in-
law, Thos. Hill.
Garner Nielfolson entertained the
Rifle club to, lunch at bis home on
Friday evening last,
Beatrice Robinson' ot Seaforth
aver Miss Mary Weir of Winghaln
were guests of Mrs. Sproat. this week.
'Me Trustees of the new school sec-
tion at Belgrave have secured the site
from Jahr.. Soandrett and the farni-
ers can commence to draw brick
hospito:l. Mr. Hanna, has been ill all
winter and unable to leave his bed
with inflammatory rheumatism,
Jas. andllim. Knox and their sis-
terleave this week for their home at
Moose Jaw, a•fter spending a' couple oil
months with their parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Witi. Knox,'3rd line, Morris.
The Orange concert last Thursday.
night was a grand success, the hall
being filled to the doors and the pro -
mods amounting to a iice round
The Trustees ot Belgrave Method-
ist% Church are: considering, the advis-
ability ot erecting elosed-in,sheda for
church purpodes, instead of open
sheds as have. been in use heretotore.
The. Trustees will meet on Friday
for the , sante place, accompanied hY. • evening of this week ; any .donations
her sister Miss Hannah moutray, whofrom outsiders wi11,.be gladly .received.
is going to spend a month or so: with ' . • •• . •
friends in Stratforkand St. Marys.
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Baby's Smite;
Baby's smile indicates that he is well
and happy. It ts only thesick cbild
who is cross and reatless. And the
mother can depend upon it that he is
not crying siMply to be ugly -that is
not his nature -because he is in pain
mostprobably his little stomach , is.
place in. 'Stanley township, Huron
Baby's Own, Taiblets neVer failing
• Married Stanley, They
Celebrate Their •Golde,n
Wedding. . •
The Indian Head, 'Sask., Vidette in
a recent Issue had the following
"Mr. and . Mrs. :Roger Lee, two of
Indian peed's' eldest, best known' and
Most honored- residents, are today
(Thursday') .• celebrating • the anniver-
ou o . o er: The . mother -will fin sar pf their wedding, 'which took'
0
Saved From
iributeatened
Catarrh
of the
Lungs
By Taking
Pe-runnal
county,.Ontario, " Febrilary 28,
cure for all the minor ailments of
1.850, fifty-seVen years ago.
1
the on;
d
•Tablets are used. there _are.. ruo cross, an11irs. 1 who are in good
AUCTION SALE OF FARM 'STOCK.. crying. baibiGE •r* nothing" but bright,- health and with. ir.entar 'faculties un,
and" Implements. -The undersign 0 1..kaPpy and playful babies -the kind impaired, - are ag:ed. _82 and 11 years
has been instructed by Mr. Isaac, that are a joy, to the beme. Mrs, respectively. , •
Brownlee to sell by publiC auction Jos, Legree of Caraquet, N. B. says : .111eY came to Intdian Head 1837
at let 30, con, 7, Hullett, 'oh Mon, "At the time I seat for Baby's Own and, excepting weasional visits to
• .the East have resided'in the thStrict
day, march 25t0, the folio:Wing : :Tablets my little:. one was weak and
Mrs, Mots Partsean, Ste, Julie de Vaoheres, Canada, writes:
hardly know how to thank you for the good Peruna has done me. .
"I suffered five Years with pain in the stomach. About a year ago it became
so bad 1 could,hardly bear
• 441 coughed day and niglitiind grew weaker and:weaker. The pains ex-
tended through my body and 1 also had difficulty in breathing, which made me
cough. fiVeryone thought Iliad consumption.
altly husband heard of Parana and bought five bottles.'
44Tbis treatment virtually curedme and now 1 recommend Peruna toavezT
one who is suffering. •
al thank pr. Hartman for this excellent remedy." •
—MRS. MOIS PARIZEM4
ADTRGLECTED colcl is generally Peruna has 'been found the most re-
, the first cause of catarrh. liable of all remedies for coughs, colds
and catarrh, by reason of the fact that
it goes at once to the very seat of the,
Women are especially liable to colds'.
These colds occur more frequently dur-
ing the wet, sloppy weather of winter
and spring than any other time of the
year. Often they
are not considered
Serious and so are
allOwed to run on,
or they are treated
in such a way as to only palliate the
synaitoms, while the cold becomes
more deep-seated and the patient finally
awakens to the fact that she has a well -
•developed ease of catarrh.
f/Yreason of their delicate, structure,
the lungs are frequently the seat of a
cold, especially if there Is the slightest
weakness of the organs. The treatment
of catarrh of the lungs is also Icor° dif-
ficult and discouraging than entarrh of
any other organ of the body..
It would be wise, therefore, •to guard
against it by, every preeaution possible'.
WOMEN SHOULD
BEWARE 0
CATCHING COLD.
Continuously since that time.
horse • 5 yrears, Ohl, ,mare in foal • failing. Ile would cry night, and day,
driVing mare in foal to 31m, Cor-
bett,, colt, 2years old, colt 1 year
old, 2 cows suPPosed•to • be. in calf.
•Caniiio.t•, be ' beaten ..for' -butter in
county. Mitch cow, new;, 'heifer cent-
ing in: NO.. year, h9ifer 1year old,'
2 heifers 11 months old, .ittifer
months old,- calf :•1 month .old
-.-Sows in pig, ' lumber • wagon, light
Wagon, set of bob-sleighsi-road oat ,
• buggy, cutter, single • pickW, 'gang
plow, fanning mill„root pulper, 2
seta single harness, stone boat, set
!legible harness' new last spring-, Set
iron harrows, wheelbarrow,' ' sugar
' kettle, 3 .gee;ie, 1 turkey,. 40 hens
all last year's raising,forks, shov-
els. milk pans • ang rails, 'churn,
• and. a quantity of household furnit-
Terins A11 • sums of .810 and
under, cash; over, that amount,.8
-months' credit .an approved joint.
.notes, '3 per cent discount for •cash.
Isate Brownlee Proprietor' Thom-
as BroWn,*Auctioneer.
Huron Co. Stock Exhibition
at Clinton,
Thursday. April 4th; 1907.
PRIZE ILIGT.••
• •HORSiS;
Their family consists of Mrs. II. II. -•
and I did not %Amu able to get any-
ont. -..- l': ' •
mail at 25 cents a box- front The Dr.
•
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,'
Tablets a•re seld by druggists or 'by
and he has since thrived: finely.' inc Ord Mrs• Pone : London, and.
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trouble.
It, searches Cut_every crevice, every
dnet the body. It quickens and equal-
izes •the circula-
tion of the blood,
thus relieving the
congested mucous
;nerabranes. It ex-
ercises a healing
and soothing effect upon the mucous
membranes, mi matter whether they ,
are the•more exposed membraues of the • •"
head and-thront, or whether they line
the remotest cells of the lungs. , •'
• A. word to the wise woman is sufficient. '
Take Peruna at thefirst appearance. of •
a cold. •'
Those desiring special instructions re- :'
garding the ase of 'Peruna, should ad-
dressDr. S. B. Hartman, President ot.•
The Hartnian Sanitarium, Columbus, Q.
PE -RU -NA
THE REMEDY
reit CATARRH
Of THE LUNGS.
411111.111111111!IIMMINNall.
Camipkin, Miss Edith and Wm. 'H. W est WiwanOsh The NOva Scotia•Trovernment have
thi a' to help him. After giving him.
Tlye following is the stariefing of the te
ember ed 011„ an extensive scheme Of
chnical schools
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pupils of S. S. No. 2,. West Witwan- *
osh, for. the month of February
Sr. 4th -Thomas Reid, GiliArt , , • .
srt. lie Bell Telephone..
Sr.-3rd-Lizzaz Pinker, Clara Twa,m- • • - °
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ley, Mabel '•• . cco '
•. • 1st 2nd 3rd
Stallion, 3'yrs and over ' 310 46 3
Stallion, 2 yrs and under •6 4 • 2
SHIRES. •
Stallitin..3 yrs and oyer...... ... . 10 6. 3
Stallionj yrs and under . .... . 6 •4 2
PERCHERONf
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Best Percheron Stallion 10 • ,5
.•HEAVY DRAUGHTS.
ll
the. Tablets there was a great. chanac Lee of Indian Head, • Mrs. Marsha
Brood Mare. 3 yrs and over 6 4 • 2
Breed Mare, 2. yrs and under5 3 2
Gelding, 3 yrs and over 5 3 • 2
Gelding, 2 yrs and under.— 5 3 2
Team in harness 8 4
b'ainlly of 3 colts of 1006........ 6 4
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•
Team in harness, • lst. Roller donat-
ed by Thos. Murphy, agent ,Deera
lig Mfg. Co., value 446 .. 5 3
Brocd Mare, 3 yrs and over... 5 3 2
Brood Mare. 2 7ra and under 3. 3 2 1
• GENERAL DURIOSE.
• . ,
bfimniages,.
HISLOP-MeNAIR--it the •: home
••Of the bride's parents in •• Grey:
• township 'on March 6th, by •Rs.
D.B.:hlcRae,.r James Hislep of
Arcola,• Sas., to Jennie,- only
daughter of. M. and Mrs John
McNair.'
Births. • ••
Tenin in harnees,1409 lb* and under 6
•' ' 110081v:us.
Stallion, 16 hilts &under, 3yr &beer IS 5, 2
Stallion, 16 hde over, 3 yrs and Over 10 5 2
Single horse in harness 16i Mid and •
• over, equipment considered 6
Saddle horse .
. .. '. 6 3
Team In harness, 15k over. .10 5
Best single pacer le barmen, equip-
ment considered. t 5 3
lumping over hurdle .... . . 5
Roadster under 16i hda, 'equipment consider,
ed, prize of a Blanket donated by R. Graham,
Best Roadster Team under itii.hdit, Whip do-
nated by James Weiss. • • • .
CATTLE.
4
of
Mrs., W. C. Searle of Chnton;• Ont.
• They lived in Clinton Ont about
years, Mr. Lee being engaged the
lininess-making., • busiitsa ' in" that,
Bradwin in the Work Again
Mr. A. E. BiadWin," who disposed
of the BlYth Standard to take a pos
ition on the bualuess staff of the Tor-
onto Saturday Night, is back into
provincial newspaper work again as
will be seen, by the Jolla:wink. from, the
• Galt Reformer :
I "The Reformer begs to•anniguice to
the public of • Galt and vicinity that
WILSON -In Goderion on March 3rd' under the 'recognfiza.tiont of the staff
to and Mrs. .James 'Wilson, a •bre.'Mbit IJ Bradwin has assumed
the General Managership.- Mr. Brad-
win- collies highly. recommended as. a
. . •
newspaper man•and a• gentleman, he
having been until. coming to Galt,
Business Manager of. Toronto Satur-
day 'Night, Sand for elevm years prev-
ious to • that was Editor and Pub -
fisher of . the Blyth ,Standard:
Bradwin • 1.4 also a Consistent .Grit
and will direct the policy of The Re-
former along the sante lines., which
have in the pact Made: it. oneofthe
best exponents of Liberal principles
in the Province. .
As a gentlernan and citiaemwe
trust the people of Gain will welctine
Bradwin to the. town, and it is
our earnest hope' that the progress of
Galt as an industrial centrecand"the
fUrther success of. The Reformer under
hiS direction as an -educatire influence
in, the community may go hand in
hanit'' , •
LEATHERLAND-In Tlickersittitly:on'
• February, i2_8..th;. to ' Mrand kMrs.
. ,Ed Leatherinndia daughter.
DALY-In Seaforth on -February 2.8th
ta.1\rtr. and -Mrs. J. F.! Daly, a:
STEPIIIENSON-Lon the.goshen Line,
•. Stanley, on February 27th, 'to Mr.
• and'.Mrs.IDavid John '• Stephenson,
a daughter. -
onrebruary 28th
• ic Mr: and Mrs, -Albeit Willert,
CASE -In Hai on.February 28th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Case, :a son.
KEW. -At .Whitechurch on March 24
to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kew, a
TALBOT -.-On the Sauhle 'Line, Stan-
ley, on March lst, :to Mr.. and,
Mrs. E. Talbot; a son:
• Deaths.
on March 10,1t
Meta, ,datighter oi Henry and Fra-
nCes Erwin, aged 18 years and 6
months,. •• , • . '
JOI-INSTONE•r-•In DunniUir, .Calif-
. ernie, on March 7th, James John':
•' stone, a native Of Tuckeismithand
• brother or Mr. John Johnstone Of
Clinton:, aged 60 years. •
DEEVES-In Goderich township on
• IVIarch 10th, Mrs. John Deeves,
aged 80 years: • • •
Landon on -March 3rd,
• Mrs. Ann Heffron, formerly. of
Blyth, age,d:?h:years.
Hensall, on March 1,
Miss Mallie Sheart, aged 54 years..
KOCHENS-IW Zurieh„ ert Stmday,
• March 3rd, MrS. Catharine Koch -
ens, aged 93 years and 8 triOngis..
Sitoarizolias. • •
f 2• year All CIAIAOlAt
Bull. 2 $e and, tinder ...... 6 ' -
Col*, yrii and over ' 6. '3 .2 •
Heifer. 2 yre. ...... ....... ..... 5 . . 2
Helfer, 1 yr 6 3 2
,Henevoans,
The elections in Manitoba, resulted
in. the return of the Rohlin•Govern-
• merit by a majoritY of about twelve.
• 4.
Bull, 2 yrs and over ....5 3
Bull, 1 yr and under 6 3
Con , 3 yrs and eViir.., .... a.... . 6 3 .
Reiter under 2,yrs .... .... • 6 '3
Page Aeons '
lion, 2 rs end ower ...,.. . 5 ,._ 8 .
Bull. 1 r and under ..., .... ...,6 3
Covv, 3 yrs and over 5 3
Heifer coder 2 yrs • 5 3
BAMY COWS, P AT & SNUCK STketFi & Bibb
Bahl Cow;any age or breed... 5 3 2
Fataieiter, age considered.— ..... 3 2 "
Fat Weer, age coneidered3 .2
2 stook Swore, 3 years' and under.., 3 2
'2 Stock Heifers, a yrs and under... , 3 2
SvitggPitt.titgs
Rest Male any age.......... .... ......... clock
Hem Female any age Clock
best 3 of any breed, 2 'rt and ni et' with
butt-- 11,1 .............. 'INV. iv OniPIOTra
RAD TRUNK T
Gai.111411... • • s; . •
'Jr. 3rd -George Twarriley, Violet . .
• T
Plitnkett,- L. • 11 esley Twain -
les
Sr. 2ria-dharlie:q1,vatnley, Murfel
WashingtonCltaxlie Mills. ,
Jr 2nd -Walter Washington; Lillie
Part 2nd-Laviaia Hutchins; Ada
Medd. • • ,
•Part 1st-HannahFinker; :Hazel
Finnigan; Muriel Smith, Elwin Mo n,
Adeline: Smith.
-Mabel' A Bailie, Teacher.
Is about to issue a new
tele-
phone ir,,etor3, for. the das..,;,,
trict of Western' Ontario, in -
chiding the Town of Clinton.
.Orders for new connections '
changes of firm- names, chant- •
es of street addresses or for
duplicate entries should be
handed in to the local mana-
o'er A.T ONCE. • •
TEACHER WANTED,. FOR S. 'S. •'. • '., •
9.• N9.3; •
or.class certate,Stanley,' nale, et female,
Mrs.Clara RUmball
first:.. second . . •. .
duties .to commence on Apnii 8th - • • •
'Applications, personal Preferred re-. • • .Lo51
. cal Manager . .
ceived by 'tne undersigned' up.to•the •
25th of•••Mareh.---LauncelOt Clark,
—. Secretary, Bayfield: P., O. . : • • .
Fucniturei For .:Saie .
The March Rod and Gun .
-There is no. lacic of intereating ar-
ticles in the March ntimber of: "Rod
and Chia and Motor Sports in, Cana-
da," published by W. J. Taylor;'at
Wools -Lock, Ont. Dog hunters will
road with indignati*ri and, concern the
article on Our Vanishing Deer, whiCh
opens the number, and will point to
the many papers on. Wolves as show,
ing that Dr. Murdoch, the' writer, is
wrong in his conclusionS. The sub-
ject iS one open to differences in
views though • the Doctor makes ,a
good beginning, and knowing the
ground will be well able to defend his
position in any, resulting, controversy.
• The woneenful manner in, which pub-
lic opiele;ti is movingaltover the con-
tinent in connection with the proteo•
fish and game is well shown
by: the special descriptive account of
the two days' conference • of the
North American Fish and Game Pro. -
El • g .
,•1,:DIJCAT1
is the passport to. the
1,zry best .positions -in the
lard. Te" Central -Business
• College of Toronto offer S CI
• this passport on gasy terms as]
to all. . ambitions 'people. T.:1
Write for particulars if
terested in- securing a, gqpil: f11
• CI position at a good salary.. 0
Address 395. Younge St„,.
: Toronto; Canada. , ,11
_ •
The undersigned will dispose of by•
by private sale a quantity of House-
hold Furniture, including BEDROOM :,
SUITES,. PARLOR AND ...DINING
• ROOM FURNITURE, . IMPERIAL ' •
OXFORD RANGE, GASOLINE
• STOVE, rAltPETS, ET0..
a '
• ' :
Persons desiring to inspect sitniA may :... '
do so ny callieg at iesidence Monday- ' ' •
Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday.
afternoons during March,.from 4 to 6 '
o'lock. •
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ONE WY. -SECOND CLASS
COLONIST TiCKETS
On ,sale daily 'until April 30th to
points in British Columbia, Claliter--
na, Washington, Oregan, • Colorado,
Montana..'
SPECI AL ,111 AIN .TO NO;ItTilWETI
Will leave ,TorOtito evtry Tuesday
during March and April, ( 9.00,
with colonist sleeper ) for attained -
Mimi of settlers travelling with live
•s took, Passengers travelling without
live stock should take train leaving
Toronto daily 1.45 p, re. to I 1.80 p.ti
Por full information as 1.0 rates and
tickets call on •
tective Association, at Quebec. At
alitt, conference Pregress Tyvas-repored'
at along the line. There is plenty of
matter -about wolves, including the
account of the hunt or ,nized, by the
Canadian Pacific Railway, and those
whO have. had their interest aroused
fn the matter of weiVes will in ;Ohs
number find •aannie means for gratify-
ing:their thirst, for informs:don; The
mySteries of the CariboO is a, paper of
deep interest t, ali SpOrtsrnen, while
duck shooters will live'some of their
experienes' over onitin when reattir4
131aek Dul( Shooting in. the Creeks.
There are many other papers dealing
with Various phases of baekwoods'
• life, :while there is a forecast of the
Internaloaal Automobile and Motor
Bozt 'Mow to beheld in Montreal
ett,rbt in April, while the several De-
n. IIODGENS, Town Agnt. Partments sholw the same vigor that t
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Experienced operatat
ori‘ iv. Pants, Kntck-
ersafld Overalls:
Highest. Wages Paid.
Constant Employment •
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W. E. Southgate & Co.
Seaford*.
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