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Terla :DAY leeii 0. IMO'
el HE STONAL: OODERTeH • ONTARIO
THE TOWN COUNCIL.I was invit.tl to speak, .Mr, fiamble
pointed out that unitise auitahte abed*
were pr"vided f,,r the etlnage el peek-
- . . I age freight vtea -the local matiufac••
FREIGHT SHED 10 BE PRUVIDED tar`" w"uld out send freight to the
I hers or and runt the risk ul its being
deetr•!vell• by- the weather before it
I
could be loaded on the Taste. He
gave .Dote instaueee shorting how the
Tarn Bate Action to Be Taken Chief pre"rut state of attire liteteit.d the
le tthal iset, and
.. AT HARbQR.
: 'Yule Resigns wo a ms g n
•• the i own in Hinds of Laviaers
The Sower•.Question ' Uir'ARaie-
Other Municipal Business. •
_ _
The iegulitr'meet cog •.1' the town
•,•uncil t+'•„ 11.1.1 "u I'tadar ece.titr,T:
AR itis •"outdo*,. We.te. ta't•sent es -
rept 1' tuned:... %%diatfi"i,' who ii
w.al ?In ate ii. so the 1%e.t.
1's,r'rulnute, of the. List 'regular
-i 'ned atnd
meeting weir 1.a'1. and t, .
't.ellowing tht.. the clerk is •L a letter
iron' \1'. i•:rnns, of l'tinriet. iu whkher
lie stated 1ltd he would tie to town
shortly to deal with the tnatttl of
sidewalk •abo)t the Square. The I
street inspector wilT be outifle d.
The Town Bylaws-
The eoun':il is put to ro Much inoon-
VelilrnCe lieceuee of the delay in coins
Wetting the cnuseetidation ot the by•
taws that the Mayor directed the clerk
to write the town solicitor, asking
tt►at the wui'It nt c m*ndaug e Inv-
lawt he prlatded with attionce,ibIt
waif found that a bylaw existed which
urged that, the wooer heart a a= prat II r N an
neues.Aiyfaeilitle.. town Purl it Witt -b4 en(treeai'settee---
•
Atter tonne further di- It -•i .0 it was (u. fl,,
nit ed 1.y' Reeve Heid. ,,.•ondtJ I. On meti;ih of the Reeve. seconded
UP •aty Reeve Mannings, that iur
4 -mediate action ie teken.tly the harbor
et umlattte" to have a freight shed and
g•toom erected. Thi- Was -'ar-
tt watt suggested that- a .l+riild-
1 . i.y i,s1 fret would. he ' large
hl" begin with,.and $I.t$M/ wit..
Dried ,as the euut 1 ,r which the -
it tee could batik% the work dune.
+tuesliun'ef Miele) the muscats
wallnl
l'ilvt:
in{; h
ennug
aseuti
.ctutur
lig
nilide tt:l..t x111 henight Up. A peti-
t ion. Is .it ug oiler y+ecru-ignaUrt*.
was p1i tnc•n -ant TPTetred 10 the
epet'ial-.•liumittee. The ,•I.•rk re-
potted he ha I • archei %nine lurttier-
• a►aviIg his :•:gu:nxr' J'Iloh•rd, 'Lite/ information in Iht-matter. .
ties k teess1ttd that he had .ant yet' Chief `thee Reigns.
called and it WKS deeYletl ao have .t tie
• I*11,11.' tv'1Ls r'uuuuitU•e• lacer \I.1;. At vomit ureicatiwl tri.Iu %1'1. L.
hv:u,. to arrange matter's! • • - .1ulw, re"1g ung bis position esd.hjef .tf
A ttestaistitticatitin from Ow Veal 4.. police. was !ad. Ile ;t,k.xi to be re
1'.. It. station agent- *laird that the hayed a, wG. 1 as h•.•.ii.1e, Otensiution,,
of ' f'ouneillo 11 allao'r% a-eondr t by
time, itt..a Iw beatit..t so • aw'ig,tarieii
was
:accepted
.septi -as ions lir
ceps ed _up i' Til
Twp Claims.
1 letter from •.
Blair awkAA-that
who w;ts bitten by.
alto, be: reef im a .1-e
$1117 for his exprtises
tat:4ug. 1 in % Pasteur is
time Which his [sato
:sway. A intati1,rr suit
letter be tiled. but faun
thnupht tie., R'!. I•N'
neuter of hdt•ittp a sidewalk ;AM on
▪ the bride*. at tba' tout of £ ui ,•1 "lull
had been-;reft•rrrd to the pt••1,er'
authorities.
Fron, Ilk Chief of Force.
Thr .loaf of ti ilice. iti a letter,
•xiatcd that the htulilitig being erected
by 1'. T. 1►.'an, o11 the collier of M.in-
treal and Lighthouse .t14.44,, 'tali %tut
runttaty to 11.,' ttotdfng of the 'tirt•-
1' ht law, hid 'be considere.1 that
Mr. Ilene 14ituuld have received .a I. -E-
mit to build.. •Iii 'tefteellet.I.., the• ,-1r
hn•riug of the bylaw tireVitling 1..1 Fire
eM•ttp.-" 00 • retain- LutidinpJ1-, t he chit(
passe eel that. the pti.prlet. of- the
igwta bou,e had beer, notified to have
the hnilding et fnipptd with tire
• creches-- 11.' • alto• .repurt.•*1 that it he
laig a .oiling older was :till living em.
• if..tced, that names of dug •:unci• n'a
.%-implying with tit.• bylaw had ls'.'
Secured and it was hie intention 10
. Mite the guilty p,utwt- jat,srcuti.a.
The report, wits- trea.-
t--%rite--+•t+lttliwt
e"tq
The Postoffice Enlargetnent.
The Mayor 'read a letter float tht-
1 windy Mjte.ister "f Public \\'arLs at
I Ittaw4 stating that the plans`. tor the
adihtinil• ru the todet•ich Ia,stotlic•
bnildioi;\tiaal been prepared .and tend-
cri% u*IKht,Iw Palled for in' a few weeks.
-The estimates. provided for $111.4 HO fpr
the eonstrut•tioit of this addition. •
Won't Earl Grey Be Sorry?
The $.t or .i . f Ottawa al.nt- ti ram--
uarinicMion asking t lie count it's uptn-
inn 1,11 the advisability of having it
• union at the heeds of it ipalititt.
to rokigr.•gate at Quebec sante time
this' corning ltd1 f,m the purpose of
hiddmit Jarewell to M:si 1 and I.-.1
1•i't' .
belt their dri,attine. Thi•
Mat or •nnsidered that it warnut
necessary fat' Ih. r.. ..,$i of 1italerich
It Wits decided that
•hi• position be re-
rsday. Juni lath.
'tnudfoot. 11st ys A
Hithartt-- Aft relwil,-
a dog some tiler
t" the amount of.
t 1'oronte. while
tmetit, and the
.t %tithe lie was
steel that the
allot Hawkins
Hud suggested that the
stt•uc•lett to write Mi'. Mit
that then taloned was vet v
the•ting had flitter' hint. 1'.0
Mg i 1.4 lit rn the-
ihrtNlt) Iteeve Mooning!
that he hal mortal that the
clxihl lie Men. alai it had c
town tll,atlra. He did not want
tarn out t hr same way, ant e
that the letter h.• t•eferted to the
riarl coturui)tee•. svi(h insttttctinn.
consult Liu• sill leiter. Con.•,•�-qt
kin* seconded the :nation, wnicn:w
carried, - . -
_another letter from P,•oudfoo
Hays iv Blair stated that the town
was held Iiat.ie fit• damage" euttained
1" Walter 11. Hart i.onls auto by rte
ri:nning into. x, Wagon tin Hamilton
%street. one night last week. Deputy.
It.•ri'r Mhnniuhs stated that be was
,tlt,Une ngto,Ite side of the street at
tint time the *readmit laup{tened and
hr convidereil %bat. "as the wagon was
almost twenty fret from the sidewalk.
thee hostler al. the hotel stable should
rte blamed for allowing a wagon to
stand in that position at that time of
night. Councillor Hawkins thought
the street should be .•ntirely cleared
I.,
P. ienresented at 'this gathering "1 vehicles tit J the uwuerL't: ut' tate.
by' ('uunedle t• Martin. the Iiup►ioion
Day ccJrbrtti it cotumt<itee will receive
a giant of newt if ft t* fuup*1 fo-ire'
uertstuty. lanai yeat•''the a 't tee
Jill nett run any •i' Ihe4uwli grant,
Fire Alarm System. -
Deputy -Reeve- Manning' took the
lite at the Kahane ton .1'utnitu{e fac•
tory Last 1'hurtday uing as,iitt ex-
ample to iudie'ate, that the town
*Medd luavi• it letter -lire alarm sys-
tem. He slated that considerable
tittle Wes» to 'at the, tire ball tweatise
the firemen chid not louse.- the Ineitiun
'of the fire: -When-milted -us-4-t -avhy
there wa„ nu water available for a
while titter the lire was di,uovertd he
stated that the roan employed t.rsltut
u13' the .tandp4w'ditl to brl,.le be re-
ceied instruction's from the pumpioit
station. Mr. Mourning. had been
speaking ti. yir: -Porter manager of
rl . I...•at .xstetji 141 the hell'1'i•lephnne
�t•n., eoncernJng.at. het ter • tire.al:uul
system ,tad \Ir. I'ortet• was 14 the
o tiniun that an elnc•triral gang iamb)
1 installed w-tttetrenrtid benotated by
the etta-r.it01at the peuta•al telephone
off:'.. In motion .;of l t'ounrillot
Hawkins, seciind-ed' be c..uneill,•l
I'arsone. the flew i•amtuitte was in -
'41 octet' to look -into the matter of x
bet tet fire Idiom st'eteut and to report'
at the, next cmtncil meeting. r.
'1'be council thea adjoin lied. -
t .eat What Did -He Mean ?
link he in pit eminent Kpa•akrr at the (`nng►e-
e•11, "txlitlg -Rational meeting in fate First t:ongte-
ori v that g,ati,tnxl church. E (et, Orange. Was
di'rlaim- telling the .other day of it W estt•ruta's
unite,'• opinion athe Estee •
reca114d "This team" 1-x1(4 the s1'eaaker, "was
opsin• t► pr"minenrchurchman sold had mm -
et the citelon to visit New fork, where he
his to remained for a few. trays.- tin writing
c,ved of hie experience*a-Tr hes Wite fn Ana
Pe- West he had thin tp sir}• : !New lank
to is a great vitt. but 1 do wish 1 had
iur 11. w- reme here brfute 1 was converted.' "
aril; x, rhes r•rtne•dTo meet whh it. -u= `$t- a" u••.P"peyl in have. their yards
used b the !i'st�uery as u• place to
the elei k wits inatisietl to reply to leave their 1 kgs when they c W
.401epptuvsl summit et,.. rotur41111(1s Y
Horses and 8a4tes..
James H. Keene, who ii noted no
Ieaor
s'aa a beettlan that: as a financier.
aid at a luncheon at his Cedarhurst
sidenre
••\ly love of borne. has been a great
atom to me all my lite. I have
ays kept my horses in their place,
gh. 1 haven't allowed them to
sae with my business. • '
no amen' carry their love of
•altogether too far. Such a one
was a young father who stood with
his fair ife before the crib of their
first -bot '
"•Isdt he wonderful?' the young
Mother cri d. 'Did you ever see any-
thing like h • !Cat twenty-six Months:'
Al
tho
inlet
hot•see
Semi -ready
Clothes
,
DRY WEATHER HERE AT LAST
Now is t ale Time to Paint
Are Absolutely
Right!
J
NIL LEAN BROS., t:OI) RICti,
IS YOUR STOMACH WRONG?
LITTLE DIGESTERS
or direct from
,,.Weal--„
will put it right
quickly and surely.
Money back if they
do not cure.
At all Druggists.
25c. a Box.
THE COLEMAN
MEDICINE CO.,
TORONTO
As one drives around, and especialty ii
the country, one is surprised and depressed
to' sec ,the_ _numbed hi'ti*cit, that � r..s
Actually' decaying for the want of a little
paint. A well -painted house and barn
and tidy IDEAL FENCING .give an air
of prosperity to 4he place. • Possibly your
house is the one we mean. Brighten up --
put on a. good face. With hogs, cattle
and grain the priie they; are, you can afford
it, aiid it' will increase the value of your
farm upon the cast of- the job threefold.
In doing so, however, be sure yOu get the
paint that wears the longest and looks
-the best. I31 actual test'» ith other paints
we know that the CIAI'LE LEAF or -
M. C. lines are -the best ; or it uingr:Lead
and Oil that 'tttl will get of us, pure
Elephant `White Lead and pure Lire
seed Oil, at the best prices going. '
A
Hardware sold at tight prices at
that effect. t',tt u, .1f he platter was left with the
Mr, Dean's Request.
•
A p t tit ion front I•.• T. t)ean wits
read, asking permission to i•cmdirct a
Flt"i ales* in anal, ental. hay and "elite•
at the corner of %lontreai Jared 1,ight-
house "tfeets. 'thr.lwtitibn stated
that A shed- Itis:Ul fret. had 'seen
created• with a theta old Void. It.ww"
eiwciel committee.
Committee' Reports.
The eetnetery :and parks c notice
recommended that no action be taken
ul ta•gard to the. proposal to' cut nil
I he • tops of 'the trees in the court
house park. The committee also rec-
n deli that a reward la• otTere'd
futflirt ext ;:third that the shed p -as tor the conviction of persons who
unetely a roof over• a high Wald Tenet,. dump refuse on town property not
It was' mowed by Reeve Re' .1, i.1- •- de.tgulated for the purptwt• And that
meted by Coutteill"t• Persians. that t
-ova he grentrd. Councillor-1Vdl
lace wattled the petition *••trued
• the peal,iie.win k" i•ornntitlee..• •I'ltit.
la:diott eras xt It 'ley l'ntaucilliit
Hawkins. - who suggested that Mr.
Dears Ia• asked to tit. the sides of •tht•
"hid. as •an it iditii.nsl safeguard
again.% the sliteading of tire. Mr,
Dean thein asked permission to ad-
dress the a•tuneil. He ...Anted that
1 signs containing 1 hi't iuferuta(ion' be
pat••ed on the river and' take branks.
The.tepa.rt was -adopted, and -on 1110 -
inn ed•Councillnra Hawkins and Par -
'ins
``ins A reward of $i will he offered
through advt'rtisctnent ilk the - local
papers tor the- eonvictinn of persons
tial itttlidying With' the rule. -
1u he re•noit of the. public %Yurko
coma nose it was recoutuurrrded that
the le urst of this 1Vestt•rn Canada
out lilts Co. that.. the C. P. H. be
owed to extend its switch across
e foot 4 Mudge. hill iw granted. on
nditinn•thnt the (1. 1'. R. assuni.• all
sponaibi1i y as to accutenta and t hat
e eompan agree to remove the ex-
nsima with' right ht, leaving
e read in a good condition at at
viten'. Mr. . Clem was given per-
il.' to erect' en automobile shed
n public propert,', lying between the
vert line of h her hill and the
nerd fence of the lapel: aH[ttntith ot
uw (', 1'. It. grid e,, prp{vtding he
green to 1einnte it - t AnC time the
I, 'n tun titre lire, in• trit0.t NAe
n(Inpted. 1
The finance ilea recom-
tended that the auditorsw paid Stitt
his is adll
when he was htiildiug.1he shed In. 1�1
4 otstidered h. wn.a tnakfug an improve • all
.Anent. u. the corder, It would -have th
ntfit.•al hi, purl a.1- joist as well to have co
atlolhe' sh. d.nutved fat h, the-enrnl'r, 11-
•wilh'tl wt.11I•J Inti' proved all et•e1N:t•e tl,
- tad's,• town. Ile had anent 1 1111 uta to
fin•.1.•I:a••al b•c, !wide) cd %hal this tit
Uel%p sh•,n1Y.ftty i Lila %%tth' a grant fir
1nw:oi1.1he .4t14t 111 Whitt lie .curtsid: to
1.1.0.14 .1 1. ;"i 1•ieptot••naent, 4'tN1116I1 1
Stu-_Ht.w.kivatleurcht Ibett the bylaw 1' 1
s b,ro,l,l 1,• tit 1.1 ly *.adhered to, nn, V
that the cm
i eail thoufd. out Iliow-, t t
t.ypai•eutty "oral) uaatte'like tit' to a
bats. At tlir suggestion of thi••J' ver t•
the mobile wotkt co►umitte- Wats
given power deal with the alter.
Another request was t11 parulis. 11
Kinn he granted Mr. Ulan elect. n f
hbildfng ,nf
violet ete h ekt on the I.
porkier of 1?ass street an the Squat..: t
afso that he be••giv,•n t • tine of pail of
the -fleet w bile. el IT ' Ig the building. S
Cm:m.illnr .1%'sllace• moved that itt•
request he grant.' , but the matter' t
_wit left with th• pubdie wutks-, cct n
mitt4•e with p1 r to act.
The Freight S -d Question.' - - •
Materna lots11- art .rt.-W*ti
the father test *.ted, impatiently.. 'Mit
please duw't tr,- to compare it with a
two-yetti-odd tit roughbred,'• "
Savin - Money.
The late Senato Platt, discusaine
one day fn 1i'ashi • ton an economy
he hail nit faith 4n, r. id :
"Such an economy reminds me "t
old Smith and bis keg .f beer.
"Smith and his wife 1 sed to drink. x
quart or beer every ni • • t before re
tiring. This indulgenc • coat them
ten cents.. But Smith can e home one
day in•great excitement a said :
•'Here's a Tuan with 4, barrel nt
beer. It will only cost us ft u' cents
a quart this way. An eco any of
six rents. Huldah.' .
'•'That evening the t'lmiths Ma .• pled
Pond the new barrel and they it nod,
After the pitcher was finished, re
Smith said elnwly
•• 'George, we've saved six cent!
our beer tonight.'
" 'We have to,' •Ororge. answered.
.and six cents saved is six rents
earned.' -
•Well, ()ponce.' said his wife. `shall
we have another quart and save
twelve cents ?' ' -
lords+... r\t ( :�tt) V La l„Il/C�%
r-�
pE-,7•CT);CN
is t e as - mina economicaithat
'!o'- .can , t try: tMK� LW L. -:J r Half a teaspoonful
1 •miII makc.a u - of cocoa rich,
•
- fragrant, r',' ritious -with the delicious
flavo that io characteristic of Cowan's.
THIi\COWAN CO. LtMtr[D, TORONTO.
THE -
i
Howell Hardware Co.,
LIMITED. •
•
ir+i+stil»._. . .
4
' The chat-ut terlstice tha' 'ice
• taan %•mit-trot in one clams. ruin hi
*nether. If ytei ate a clerk t r.
not to la have like a datkr.--t.'. then
1 Shaw.
I 'freeing on a goal mane and derrty
1 ing the public is whet the imitator* i f
Ithr we11-kit wn -Phe 1). & 1.," Men -
'hid Plaster ate doing. I le
foaled, lnsittwit the gt mine, 'Thr
D. A L."
The Kia'nu1 to J:ut. 1, II1t1, fro A
ORIGMN.%I,
AM)
ONL1
6ENCUNt
or theit• work title year.
The offer of the inenitger of
be Bank te pay four 'per cent.
in the mnney derived ft the sale of
was nee e ',tett II NAtallace
,MSi111.1 ell that the auditors should
work: Ile tieticett- 'they -tte
given file extra. The Meyor expittined
that the atitlitore had st great. deal of\
idditiiinal wink his' year and it waa
meorly on that aceiiiint t hat he extra
eiiimint was being allowed them. It
was mot a r$Ne l'aising their Kittery.
tor e ,willnitew his nitro!)
This dainty English car is just as per-
fect as the genius of the carriage in-
dustry can make it. at is practihally trouble -
proof' and built to endure -built right here
in Canada. The upholstering is Leathetette
throughout and the body is ad instable to a beta
or sitting position and finished in `ILIrDIZ� Tan.
Them ate lets of reasons why you should buy a
C.oladi: -built Dendron -ask your _dealer.
Gendron Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Toronto - Ontario
1.111. erect i.
shed and
the hart
brought
JAI tog Attires, st-king that immesh/tee
. steps le taken in the matter, eats pre-
ineeftwoor-4. contd. Ile le With
the buildirlir of shoo, hat, nt the pre*,
ent t• he 11 lit it rather mid, 1
time th•pot 3, Reeve NI an.
nines hought the development of the
heeler, traile wa% 11)1.!.1
WIm. matter Iraq 111'0411M. ltjt
year ago hail heim in Inv.,' of the
Neheme, 1m when it was .1,1 optimal in nott••r•f•toti Wily a eePort 0,1
the fon 10 n Avaiting-toom moat eminent engineers el et
bed oitseettel 0 the greund th‘,1 the regard. d. The public winks et
Imilding wield , idle all winter. At teewill teolut thri matter
th, present time e thought rtie eion-ri-s 'ant turettnitrf thr t-ianirtt."
Jli
11111110 141 11414 4113111,
t elm., Its so Ise teet-iit 11, rd
idle?) tiro' ing.-rtum) ef,ta4.,irteit It
',film the et ?qteht
1/0itied id Trade wore •nt, and the
pt. -trident of the I ;amide,
Of MI MikkIlItte freigilv
Wsim the petit matter
Unoer Deep Conviction, -
Herbert Booth. eon of the Salvation
Army tleneral, hat just conducted to
mission • at First Methodist church.
London, Ontario. One evening near
the close• of the week. it is • related, he
Was being assisted by Evangelist' 'Rei -
cher, a Tonal roan. JIh•. Booth wow \
asking the people through the Audi -
mice to rise at an indication of their
desire to letul A Iwtter lite, The heads
01 all were bowed. 'rhe }English evan-
gelist beckoned the Tether to h ion.
"There is a man np there in the gal-
lery." he said. ••watt scents to be tinier
deep convietiutr," Mr. Jtooth,dt•strihed
hint very. carefully, and Mr. Belcher
went down the'aisle and up the gal-
lery, stairs. When he reached the
virm,ty a e int vi tut sheet' 1, e•
perceived with mingled feelings that
the man "tinder deep eouvil'tinn ' was
no other Chan Rev. A. K. Hirkt, pas-
tor of Askin street Methodist church,
ANA president of London Conference.
--xchange. i
No Fofeign Dictation,
The Sewer Questions A ti cher in a Philadelphia public
Deputy_ Reeve %lrotnitrgs wanted 'to school r condi, narrated the following
know what was teeei; t.4 h•• done gccninnt 1tf how an aspiring young
aheu1 the sewer for t%It1.•It :1St 1,141 was Italian eitl/eti was beginning to show
%Heti tail. year. 1'otineillot \tartan the effects of an American environ-
sl,ltell that nothing had been done le- men1, The ?dory. which wax told at a
can -t• the I port. of Engineer Chipman teachers' itss'reiathet meeting. tuns
had not been sstitfaeloty'an.l it hail somewhat 1ikesnit
been th g1, advisnhl*. t... Make it a Telly had Iwen ttw:ly hero school
'sanitary sewer. The 3Ta-ynr riefla nin about A went*., and when he showettnp
of the one nioruing tthee teacher• asked hire
he dim .where he had been.,
t• "i ran away," said Tony.
the "loan away? Vivo, aid yon tin that
far ?" *sited t hr tt•wel
hr a1- "My (ether was ening o lick one, s1'
f nreenlelter% t iihinJhe tire• Tfini `ttTaorijiht T'mt %UTI sews was the re-
fit rnnseler.sl Ih:it lane many n4•"ia ply.
,1.•111. were a n,..'il iron) tin. •t,1- of \ h hr teacher by further q e"tinning
them and riled n'.raae•. • which was irrotight mit the fart that s'ny for
hrmrg11' Io hit noit'iet•.ltn Vi,-t''i* IMv, scene trifling' derrlietian ha leen
when a borer in chit •.f n lefty threatened with a !eating. add haat
would have run sway had it not 'seen sleyw) away from h the heet,part
1'.•r the ,1•.i•Iance of spt.•a•t*tote who of .a week.
can't. AO the rescue. '11►e Mayor "flat your father hex the righlt•tn
though! niece tens n hytaw r,vering Whip wiu,� said the teacher..
'this matter and while it woes Ming "Vex, he nix added Tony, "tart t
looked. Alp Itepnty Reeve Minttingtt war born in this country, and 1 don't
rep orted two dangerous places In the want no foreigners to Ilek me," ,
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Sold by most first-class
dealers. Write to us if
your dealer doesn't
carry them.
yo ► can now procure our delicious
i1 Biscuits in q size and design
_much thi . er and more dainty than the
ordinary biscuits. Just ask4your grocer
for McCormick' F -A -N -C -Y jersey Cream
Soda Biscuits- test, crispest, tastiest.
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THE
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MINARD'S
LINIMENT
GEO. JOHNSTON.
EMBALMER AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
,ir nit 'Ire and Undertaking wareroor,
We.q. aide Square. Ooderlch
'PHONE • Store tt?
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The "Little Lor auntleroy" on the
Sold only in 10c and 5c Blue Label Packages.
MUCK
CY JERSEY
14 SODA ZISCUIT
GO DERICH
Funeral Directors
;Lod Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
at all hours, night or day.
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A PACKAGE.
For the man who works with brain or
brawn Kellogg's has the true food value
-as nourAing as meat'. Contains five
inifch nutriment a`s oatmeal.
TOASTED
Kellogg's builds both brain and brawn,
never overtaxes the stomach, never
causes distress. Al. -lays the same
clean, delicious hearts of tender corn.