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Not a Miracle
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THE' SIGNAL 1)1)141RICH, ONTAlt1()
li,ow 1 feel."
Ile tensed ((Wily. Ile kuew all too
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Dr locuan, Limited,
But Medical Science BethsH
1 Aero
Toros*, Oat
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tientleasiew?-•- •
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and failed every day wild 1 bad to
ene time mes 1 began to lose flesh
quit .work. My Oyu:Maas ad ali my
friends' said I had soot:acted eoneurnp•
lien. 1 fasted from 165 puands down
t• 119. I was advised to go to the
Rockies or to the coast. I went to both
'plaees under heavy expeare. 1 min-
tinueJ to fad. ALAI was advised by the
doctors to come home as septhing more
could he dune for nee. Hope seemed
to Lave leftlise. •
-1 tried Psych's, and Mime startiug
its use 1 have gained- :ruin 119 to 141
wends. 1 have used 810.00 worth of
thremeslicine. 1 am a well man auJ 1
regaled say too leech ie. loaner of- Pr/ -
chine. The 'strongest tecomottendatten
would be weak in VLCW of the fact that
I believe it has saved ter life. It it
without doubt the beet remedy fur
ran -down conditions and weak lungs.
"I sincerely hope and trust that you
continue your good. work of saving
run down people 'sad consumptive trout
the grave. Wishing you and Poychine
Continued success, I remain, oae
Iftlycktite's best frieuds,"-
ALEX. MeR%1.
Sault Ste.
Almost.tverry brings it letters
like tine above. Psyehine will rereit
this record in every, case. It is tke
greateet_gassiieine knee'. .%t all dreg
rata, 50e and $1.00, nr Dr. T. A.
wag, L.wited. Teronto.
The Pantry,
The Kitchen
and
The Diningroom
- •- are requisites in every
well -ordered household ;
nevertheless_
They would be
useless
, .
adiuncts to the 'home
without being supplied
with
Good Things • .
•-•••
that are fresh'aind pare,
from
STURDY & CO.,_
THE GROCERS.
Prompt DeiAery
Phone ot.
Gray Buggies
We bate them with Rubber
, Tires and we have them with
a Steel Tires; and we have them
with Anti bile Seats and in
all the late, -t, STYLEs. It you
want a Buggy. or ever expert
to want. one, tail at OM' ware.
1504011 and ete• what we have.
The Dray Buggy t4nies ft
the let•gst Carriage Factory
in Canada.
You can't make a mistake in
buying a GRAY
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Agent for
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BRANTFORD WIND ILLS. -
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LOUDEN HAY TOOLS.
STANDARD WIRE FENCE.
STONE
We alms haven large stone
/, dotty and are 1111.1.11:PII •
-imply building stone o1.011111K
lo Mtge nr small quantities.
deliver(*) or at the quarry.
Ware -Remo leanditon St.,
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ORED
ercoats
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comfort and thetethility are feature,
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BY COUN S. COLLINS
Beth looked curiously about the hal
Behind the scenes had always been
domain of fairyland to bor. Th
thought that she was to witness a re
hearse!, aud n dress rehearsal at tba
overpowered her.
It was not at all as she bad pictured
ft The Joug. low ceiling...4 hall wa
Vey ualle the stage, cud; the masa
properties and scenery tbrown ultout 1
uppareut • throe bee ilitered her,
huge bielderlay imailist an Italia
fountaiu, and flower beds. stacked on
above the other, lookidi very unlike tin
flower beds she knew.4
Over in one coruer,e group of me
were. pulling anti 'hauling at a gir
dressed as an Indian. 'In • the cent.'
ot.the hall half a dozers Writ wer
\tell how. the felt. 'flint 031110 roman-
tielem that urged lior to the stage net.
against Min. Ile W4I•4 just SIes•
ton. good natured and a faithful
friend. bill entirely to Unromantic. to
I,• appeal to her lie:t0. lie litul .100'110
•Ittaitiour of flite etage_lor her Id
I 14enrErlig liEr raii.argai. Only a mit,
mete could Work the oilier change.
/le hn.1 slipped oft' when 'he
L ' come iti, folloeiiig the example of
a the relit, :mil now turned to u cigar
•. tor *dime. the Wtt%1 en eefttity• seteettng
••Mt% from Inv
s cave when a ery trentt,
Beth caused hltu to turn.
fhere just lirlom the platform stood
meg, tee 11,47 tool the trick. lu
ereltemeut i01111' One hail neglected
to fe.ted
n the ote of .the cage, euil
while they Veen talking he hud
slipped out and started ou a tour of
eireetigutlom
Allot the player,' had gone to change
their eestumes, Nutt the property nuau
had takeu advantnge of Hermes'. ab-
eence to slip out to the coruer for a.
glass of beer. They were uloue, Just
below hum itU the edge of the platform
wero a couple of revelesrers loadyl with
„ blank clihrg With a bound he
caught une of these up and discharged
It Otto King's face. IVIth an augry
auarl the brute turnixi and charged to
Ward the other end of the room.
"out caught up the other revulver
itid\,llpp.d 11 lato his pocket. Thee he
lit Xlmer's wand and followed
of -
a
nA
r
struggling -through some tusfaudlla
mimic, and not far •away a heavily
built 'man was deliberately slIttlue a
new leather-Milfluto shreds and rub-
bing lt ou the dirty floor to take MT Its
aspect of newsses.
Other girls were gulag through lane
fog
steps at the behett of stocky lit-
tle inan, whit beat time with a thick
pole tie earrlea wheu•lir was not u.elug
the stick to threateu sums unruly girl.
drul (e'er all presided a thin. Melons
lookiug man, who (Tilled to bete the
faculty of beets 1 three places.
once.
Tom Seaton detach -e71 -himself from
the group about a cage In one eoruer
and came toward her. "It doesn't
went much when you see it 'close to,
does lt?' he 1aught.4.
"It ls n little dieoppointing," she ad-
mitted. "but 1 find It very Interesting."
"They are going to (frees soon." he
said carelessly. •'nil then run through
the pantomime. He a pity -that they
-eannot eet the hall upstoles, where
they can•get thuetsetery up. There's a
wedding or somethlug going ou up
there."
• "It was awfully of yon to bring
me." she stint Impulsively.
"Ire good for you to ...me." he laugh-
ed. "A glum*, of a ilve.0 rehearsal I*
rue 111.k1•Y4 INTO Illa CADS
JI T elli IttlIIILD 114,
the beat curet:a Ito. stage freer that
know of. It was Ivey that Hennes
was lu uu good humor last night when t
asked Itittcif 1 might bring you over."
"Im that Hermes?" she asked, went -
lug to a tall, handsome fellow who
poised In one corner.
"That's the man Who made the cos-
tunies," he laughed. ,-Hertues is that
little fellow who Is all over the plate.
Ile and St. Mum, the ballet 'wetter -
that little fellow with the stick -are do'
lug about half the stork."
Beth glancisi with uew Interest at
the flying figure. She'llad seen Mtn on
the stage dressed In mystic rohea'a nit
with all of the advuutages of seenleen.
elronment. HP looked vastly differeut
10 he fle/0. abut,' the place In an old
pair of trousers and a tattered flannel
etert. ,
• Lveu u hen the players who had stip.
,_pea :o_a_e_thisszsatit ts-stoir le-etette
DUNLOP
THE TAILOR
West Street.
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It k 14111
I A GOOD FARM
for -Alo. Not irtriirel.tr ftbflitl Ine.lt WA.
is #'10...' Ai % . IA %(.• NMI rirw. INA *Int. A Ini ,
1 rC010.011 for -riling. Stole vilo, 1,....,...
mifon 4415 be Ifmr..-%Vill deal 'frith .40 ll.A.
Lonly.
1 rt,hrillre. llos log„ n' lo,t yr. N.
air .11111111/18.1 SID .
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.
}Award .1. 1Vilime's Preparation of
Hypophosphues and Blodgett' trem the
original rot milk is Hie Sovereign Rem-
edy for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, La Grippe, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Maladies.
Thousands of people say they have
been relieved by it.
SITheise who have need it Will have no
other, and rev(' tttttt end it to their fellow
elifferers.
It has cured many after they were,
given tip as incurable by their physicia
The undersign...I at a vronetintiotive
can testify from Lie own experienee ge
--• to I Neerwitte. e •
Write at once ae I aye lave danoterntie
and may rove fatal.
Foe hill partiellIAH•• tedi11100,611,
etc.. eddremi
C. A. ABBOTT. Sole Altrnt,
66 Ann Street. New York city. N.
leek in gaudy cominnes, the Member
was tait restored, fur the uervetus little
ballet master kept nupplug lute the
efseee -tett-Heed -try chairs to represent
the 'fag, aud, roughly thruwing 001110
one aside, took her place to show what
he welded done
Not until they eatne to the Wel( to
which the pantomime worked Ml 414
HMIregain her Merest. The benutlfal
white girl was supposed to be thrown
Into a limes den, but an Indian mid -
den, by virtue 'fit talleman, took tIio
plael,lif the infuriated beast;
The otherreerowiled about the cage
to see the trick worked, arid Tom drag-
ged Beth over, wIth i whIspet'ed, "You
mustn't 1..11 the ti 1.•1, to any
Mho nodded nssent with a delightful
feeling of mystery and watched with
Interest the elatturate worklug ,ot •
trick that stewed simple enough front
the nudience.
Half a dozen times the trick was
Wed before Herne* atraightened Ip
with an "All right:. Dress for the next
net," And the crowd of fantaxtieallf
dressed players rushed off to the mite -
room.
TOM 14141.110•14 hick in, the tiny
form diet formed her sent of veetage.
"Dbill1ineunet11" he .aald. With n
"Entirely Po," she sliottereet, "qt.
renege- I kheit if was ell piny:foe I
aerer dreaties1 It ells RItell hard work."
"You should hove been to OUP of the
early •relseerenIc." he lifIghed. 'Mere
e its one afternoon ellen St. 1•:111110,11
:\••11,711 et theth
wtly ono of is stu
.7,rts behei ell that I had fo juum In\
„let 'eMeli hi% firm to keep him from
•trilting her. Ile's utgenius, but inti
temper itt moreetlimit "twit'. It's no
though. then with Battle of the
g collipaI11141."
"1 don't think l etiall want any 01 11,"
Wie ahnddered. "It luta curet me com•
Mete!y of my desire to go on the
Stage."
eDo you think 011 ennid settle; down
IM Islas just Mrs. Tern Poston?" be
w
e=a. Nome" abe•betrel.e°X
ent you so,
the re sting form. Back and for
they weut, up and dqwn the hall, uut
at last with a quick turn 'four head
the brute Into bli cage just as Herm
rushed lu.
H was be who latched the door o
th cage, fur now that the danger wu
over firth ales eliughlet to Totn, tutu
InylrIng praises tout 'outlet' sweet
his iwit. a. a.
Iferhsee cause forward, but Tont di
engaginithhuself from Beth's cla
went toward him Cud whispered InAlls
err. Hertent\emlied knowldgly /an
d:ali
rled out. Plsrsently Le/
was bac
a
. ,
"There is a carriage at the door," b
said. "I ate sorry that. Mut Albrlgh
"\ughed
T
should have had so imp ant an ea
perlence while my guest,"
"All's well that ends well,
Tont "Good night, Hermes. sin many
thanks for ydlar courtesy. I'll see Too
tomorrow." . .
In the carriage Betb citing to Tom as
though the danger were not yet drer.
!'ititil to think," she sobbed penitently.
"that I did uot-reellxe what a brace
man you were! 1 do lore you, Tom
Farm, Field
en Garden
WINTER SPRAYING.
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It Nat Only Destroys San Jose Seale,
but Many Other Pest..
87 A. B. CORDLICY. Oregon experiment
station.
One application at lluzie, sulphur and
salt each winter will do more for the
neglected orehard than eau be dime lu
any other way by the salute expeudi-
ture of teeth etid etivrity. It nut
destroys Sun Jose scale, but It also de-
stroys the branch form of woolly aphis.'
the eggs of the ,gretel-aphie thto pear
leaf blister tulte,• the ....tdberuatIng
larvae of the prune tnlg miller, prob-
ably the hiberuatingdarvae of the bud
moth, together with most other baseCte
which may chance to be wintering
011011 the trees. 111.0 also a good Nu-
gidde• 11 applled In early wiuter, 11 1.
nearly or quite equal to bortleaux for
the seeoitil uptillentieu (or apple tree
authracuuse. Applied to peach tree*
Jt.1t bt'tore the bed* open 10 spring it
is a preveutive sot peach leaf curl, and
applied to apple 1 ree, under elusilar
cuuditions It is a satisfactory substi-
tute fur the application of hoedeaux,
o filch Is usually recommended for that
th
41 ate.
It With all its good wialitles, however,
ed
the Owe, sulphur and salt spray is not
es cure all{ It does not -so far as
known, redime the number of wortiiy
apples In an Orchard, nor cats It be
l
k
but somehow"-
"Ireenine;"-treirglil gently as !he fal
[era'. "Yogi wanted a hero, and I was
so dreadfully eorntnotplace."
."Totere not!" nine eried Irellenautly
•ehatic iieettzetrtercirtr---Ttrer.
how big aud brave you were."
. "All's well that .ends welt," lie
-
ehuckled. "Tomorrow morning you
will be wearing the biggest solleatre
that an eugsged girl erer had."
"1 lon't deserve lt," also saki- meekly.
"You're awfully steel, Tom."
• Sopae hours later Seaton sat to Me
little den obsorbitie* brandy and soda
14 absolute content. Be looked up at
Reties p lire ou the mantel.
guess ou've bed a -let of Ideals
smashed ton ht. little.girl," he mused.
"but it. was good for 'you, and 11 any
One erer 'tells Su that that poor old
brute was a darned sight -more scared
time you ever round be I'll tknock Ids
blamed bead off."
PITLE Vint BAN JOSN !WALL
used as a s stitute fer bordeatir while
the trees ar u foliage. It th a dis-
lltictlf.. winter ray and should be
ons trees.
used even le wlu only npou •tlechlti •
.an Jose scale is
sponeibthe presen
crusade ngalust the old negl
toveriel orchards. Ever)* one
lug and spraying. Why?. To d
the ;111 JiAie scale. Yet I find th
eery Finn II percentage of our, ferule
know At but Ms dreaded thing], which
hey are so earnestly entlearoring to
destroy. If any other spray than the
lime, sulphur and Raft were being
used,* reactlou against nll epraying
would certainly follow the poor results
of so much- latistilrected energy. BY
using the lime, sulphur ail(' salt spray
beneficial results are alniosCcertain to
follow, whether the scale be present or
not. Nevertheless every one who grows
trees or shrub* should learn to know
thfs destructive little pest and be pre-
pared to combat it, since It may at any
time appear upou the ornatuentals of
the city lot as well as the trees of the
old home orchard.
11 badly infested, the fruit, partial.-
ariy more 811(1 apples, become much
pitted, distorted Ju shape, cracked and
unmarketable. It should be noted,
however, -Shat-retidlith-discolorations
upon yellow fruits are not always caus-
ed by San JOS(scale. Upon yellow
apples and particularly upon peaches
•ery •elmllar spot' -are produced by
attacks Of certaiu minute fungi; hence
Mich epot4 &holed not In themselves
be taken as proof of infestation by the
tale. This con be determined dell.
ately only by a careful examlnaUon
nd the actual detection Of the scale.
The presence of such blotches may
well arouse stuspfrion of the presence
San Jose.senie and should challenge
careful examination Ringo by grow --
are, buyers and tospectors; eo also
toted the presence of. dead and Hit -Iv-
ied leaves upon the trees In midwin-
ter invite exetninatlott, feff, nIthough-
heir presence Is not proof of the pree-
nee of the Arnie, it Is evidence that
t
onsly Impaired by some came'.
he vitality of the tree tine been pert -
end In
regions where San Joee Bente Is preva-
lent thnt calm In a vast neijority of
testaccests the wale.
ery largely re-
eutbustastle
tett, moss
pron•
troy
a
pesualtr of Poli4ewesa.
The "tradesman" has his troubles as
well, as his next door neighbor. the
"business man." (hi. . day lait week a
wheleeale ISA dealer In Fulton market
was approached liy n tophlituably1
dressed woman, who, after asking \the
lsiice..decided to buy a pound of
smelts. Although it was not &atom-
ary to eater to retail trade, toebe con-
genial he decided to oblige her..
"I would llke to have Clem cleaned,
le you please," she said.
The eshnian elaaned tbem.
"Oh, yes," the *mean considerately-
remarifed after looking them over,
"0111 you kindly take all the bones'
out?"
--"Vatrtatalg," said the man. But he
said thlogs;to himself is Lelvent
hind the lerbox .and extracted tie
bones.
After fifteen minutes' labor 1s wrap-
.
ped the Smelts In a neat parcel; whit*
be handed the woman.
• "I am so touch obliged to you," sis•
said. "Yell Iree, my cat absolutely re-
fill's to eat fish If theyrnre bony."
As .the fashluniddy 'gowned woman
walked out the Witness mild some more
ihings.,-.New York 'Press.
Cave Her agtieed Chase,. -
She --The thluctliet surprises me le\
thnt 1 Millet discover how hopeless a
fool you were before,we were winged.
Ile-- Wolf, you hare only yourself tit
blame for it. I askedfyougn plain Eng.
Ilii to betzny wife.
Teed the Meek.
Peter- Vell, my boy, eieyou ;have Ili
tett lamed yowl/let's father, Ph/ Did'
volt metre the old crwiger toe the nlark,,
Mon Yes. ilall. I WAR the mark. -no, -
ton Transcript.
Superstitions on Cutting the Nails.
Cut mem on Mender, you cut them for
health;
Cut them on atiseday,...7ou _cut *them for
u (AIM;
Cut them wOreedersday.eremiebtlithemfor
news;
AC4 them on Thursday, a pair eat nem
Mines;
Cut thein OW frridarn,roututothernefor sem-
row;
Cat them on Raturdaydoseegeour 'true love
tomorrow;
Cut them tm Rundas., bad luck ' will be
with you all tbe•week.
After oiling *sang machine fit not
Infrequently happens that n (loop of
oil ythIch hail not beeneebsorbod statue
the Materiel wldch te 4.tetng 'ditched.
To remove the meek n lather nimbi
with soap, ('01(1 WA ter seralpi tablPlp0(41-
tul of ammonia w IlLsi sued lymenveAtIle-
ras
enotnl, bnt In the/ce inf entered 11n-
\11
ens a nebeottons the * nu, Inn I P...ahoolahe
pleyed oantiotarly, net it is 'apt -to
finle.thecolor.
Therelle en offleaxiot-Jithat wellought
net to lodge hy epprarenees, no we
may well ask, "What //elm Is theeetIeft
for ha to judge liy When titian* enr
earliest Impreoallensse poia person'aseher-
actor, ranee the face As the tint thhilt
thst as a nth*, attest to 11A, and sue be
istinetivetly. torebthat t might tn the
MUM_ ot.the :-Woman'aLlf a.
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Hardy Russian Apples.
Some of the Buseinu npidese appear
to be hardier than any ripples of Amer
lean origin and have been the means
of extending the culture of this fntit
to southern Nlaultotei.
GRAND TRU'(_sysrit;
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Round Trip
Tourist Tickets -
TO
i'ui tient). 1 Hilton, Seattle, W10111 -
imam'. Man Francisco, Callfotnia.
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mnny ilbi Pvelfle (*nem Points
Now on Sale
Good going until Sept i5th.
Return Litnit Oct 31st
1908.
Hotheseeker s
Excursions
At Very Low !intro to the Noll h•
Weer. VierNorth Day June nth end
Zird. Via Sarnia and. Northern Nuv.
igation Cconspany. Steamer leaves
Sarnia :1:311 p. on. June leth and 2Ith.
Pell information fmm any (leant(
Trunk Tillie. Agent
F. 4.,AWRENOE,
Teen Agent
41111re 0,81. 1,, ale p.m.
J. ISTRAITON,
Depot ticket Agent
S. 1), McDonald. Norte' Pam. Agent,
1:1111011 Beettee. Tomato.
7044104-74
17ctu,-)/Size
ell etian
perfectly designed
erfectly baked
erfect quality
Nutritious in the
highest degree.
Delight the most
fastidious.
About 72 to the
pound.
Perrins
Discuits
Commencing
-JUNE 15th
OIA.M14( i•Ill• esimilittry ',me
Fast Passenger Service
USKOKA
PA RY SOUND
GEORGIAN BAY
POINT AU BARIL
BYNG INLET
FRENCH RIVE -R
SUDBURY •
61,11,7
•.• ..4-740.4•1•ten,
41144 riff,fil an hour..
v 1 1.. the timed
...mint) yin lintel hi-11.kt ',netting.
Canoeing. Fishing. etc:15, .
-eripth 47 MM..; 11101 4.444i,“1, /ill, t..1
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M0NSTER: U11-1 0 -DATE. 01 1)- FOIE
• CELEBRATION at
oderich Ontario,
"The titaithiest and Prettiest Tomtit la Canada." •
\[, .V, .1t:LY 13th, 1908
oi South Huron have tle.lided to
ow aitatersary (11 the Battle of ths Boyne
;it tioderich, the. fuming and liretty county town of
11 in
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(;oderich have the matter
iliosi• to make thio event :a
'lute 0:at1gii celebration itt the
and will have the assistanet.-
()range:nen
will it, handl Thpy ;,..,
pre'l 14".(t II' Wil 111 ',1111:14.1
of the t'itizens generally.
riii+11-ny fadtities with the G. T;
its r.airetti,'Itt •."ectInt1R. and the lieW P. line
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Lake Supitior Division Leave tint
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Friday, for S volt Ste. Nlarie, Poi
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Sittutdays ler Mault Ste. 114.1 ie and
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Collingwffiel Anna -eye mei elsmettlys
10 lig Inlet lint! French WV 'V. li;aveP•
1 iff:31 I p.m. •
Parry Sound and Penetang Division
heaves Penetong deity except Sunday
2:15 p.m. Air 1 Sound and wny' ,
ports. Through inside channel.
Tickets and information from all ley
Agents.
H. N. Gildersleeve, C. H. Nicholson,
linnaurr, _ Ti.solsteni•.%.1ur
colthurwouit. •
Muskoka
A nd
Parry Sound.
Ivies 0 1,1mo
I 'Ilion Station 1. a. In
•
1 illy fie points het:v.4o,
ol on i and Pert y 11
Casidise Northern Ontario Railnay
Met emtneete1111 nr Bala l'aek Whit' t
for all :t1tivitoka point. At Sparrow
Lake or Sparrow Dike :,tel Severe
!liver points. tieoratien Hey poinl,
!Periled via *Immo fr lal'erry
Sound. Ilitickeet vette. Famesi
trains, rl iscrvor 3011 dieing parlor eni
service. Every mile of country ot
intetied. Eighl short holiday round
trips over this line. Summer tourist
end week-emtrat es iri Moskok,,
life in Jim,' is ideal. plenty il
rsee KIM ion. Ticket Office., ins
King jend Toronto Ste., Toronto. and
Pnion Station, Ask for Muskoka
Booklet.
Tubb g List
for 1908.
The Signal and Toronto WeeklyGlobe . $
The Signal and Toronto Daily Glbe . . •4 50
The Signal and Montreal Family 1era1dand
. Weekly Star . . . , . . . . . So
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toront. . t 70
The Signaltottl.Toroirto Daily Star . 2 30
'he Signaland Toronto Daily World T. 2 75
"1 c Signal and Toronto Daily News . . 2 35
Th andToronto Weeky Mail -and
mpire
IN•cniiti, Mom, he. to All , „ m„,1 .„„yrinoi.
T
The Sig
The Signe.
The Sinal ;
'I'he
Signal -
i, tai and Farmer's Advocate . . . .
and Winnipeg Weekly Free Press
London Daily Advertiser . . 2 3
d Landon Weekly Adverti.ter. t 60
Lon Daily Free Press
Nlorir
t Edition . . . 3 50
Evening Edition . . . 2 90
don Weekly Free Press i 85
real Daily Witness . . 3 50
al Weekly Witness i 85
. . .225
n Home Monthly
35
The Signal and Lo
I'he Signal and Mo
The Signal and Mon
'l1 Sign:it:4441 Work
The Signal and Weste
(Winnipeg')
The Signal and Presbyteria
The Signal and \Westminster
The Signal, Presbyterian and
The Signal and Saturday Night
The Signal.and McClure's Magazi
I 30
2 25
2 25
estminster,_ 3 25
'oronio) . 2 35
e . . . 2 40
u, -•w' MI Mr( Ititr•'.. to I .:00.04111.11 •04..114
The Signal and Lippincott's Magazt e . . 3 50
611011141011g 1404,444(4. Ost 1,i11110110.04 14. 40),,I,•,jj•ft
The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto . . 1 30
These prices arc for addresses it) Canai or Great
I3ritain. -17 • _ _
The above- publications may be obtained b Sig-
nal subscribers in ally combination, the price fo any'
publication being the figure given above less $i.00 ep-
resenting the price of The Signal. For instance :
- _ •
The Signal and The Weekly Globe $i 30 '
The Parmer's Advocate (62.3e less 400) . . 133
is AS
making the price for the three..papers$2.63.
The Signal and- The Weekly Sun . . $t ye
The Toronto Daily Star (Sa.3o less $hoo) . • . . 1 30
The Weekly Globe 'Sep less St.oce V
$330
-the four papers for $3.3o.
If the publication you want is not in above list,
let tts know. We can Intpply almost any well-known
--canadian.publicaticin. -
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