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THE SIGNAL GODERJCH ONTARIO
District News
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The ladies' bow ''at dub ni $..forth of Stapler towsskio. passed away at 1RaLis7ad by VinoL
has re -organized for the season. his house at Dea$,M on Wedsesdaa lits Reif M
An effort is tieing mads to r*lad - of laweek. He was eighty -Rise gerisgta std assa
organise the Zurich silver band. years of ase. Until twr.sty-dive years lir ties the .oertahrt and
e Mew. C. T. Brooks died last Saturday •fin• when he Rsovrd to Denfield, the Weer selitlm st toed. and galas
at her hoses at Deter after a pro-
Iseged
Tbe ea.tome section of the mala
suet is t year Grainger, on the sorts boundary of mesh seemed >•
to keep down the dent. I Grey, :be marriage of their youngest dr_M_•a .lid It and at char
The village d H--' bas prised a t daiizhtev, Vis E'me. to aaee T. haw a hazy
bylaw Ixohibi1ta e.ttM runn1D u I
07".t. d Hanq. l ll., was aolasaai, mimes ti aaesead to bes tied to k
large within tb oorperatlos. o. May 14th. liar. lir. Mei:elwy, d )Nehedy basica b/w I Buffeted,
Trowbridge was the omciatang dee'gy-
man. About fifty Rotate witnessed
the eeremoay.
deceased had resided on farms in the g fs wog. tae wpole body ref
wighborbood d Beater. He was • tem
motive d 8omssetshue, Esgl.ad Iles. L ti Calk. Vineland, N. J.
Fanuc will be oiled this At the borne of Mr. and Yrs Harry T .as tt4ck five tate vita Is -
W. F. 41ALLOW, M. B.
Tisoaese 1L
tem sod
}OF. J. R. yoitsrsit -ETL EAR.
sale set rarest wan. 4=0
ro Tort Oeaiasl- - eed
•tors] iaatEar. Nes•sdLisa
: Num hiss Iaueelle i rem
o:,. !.•dent Ossa m $ W aN*fs Stant.
sureaAsila Toes Charon. Henn V.
t_• ' to t p aa. ' to a t. s. Tsisebnas
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Overt. eon
nuns 0001 - W.
C. Rare. J. L
t•ties
to MA te
Aloe. Lod des
enouterocre, X. • IL
G. CAMERON. S. re. eatery �C....itBARRIS-
1, • T psisrtei, Odd A -fres
HARLi+2i (*ARROW. LLR.. BAK-
Y ataareer, aelslasr. uta.. Oar
set li..e, r to lase et lowest rota
O. JOHNSTON, BARa1eTRE.
ismcommei. pWa
W. H. Willis, of W i•gbam, has
been appointed express agent at that
town to sueoesaioc to Mr. Roes.
Mr. and Yrs Chas. Lovett, lifelong
residenus of the Base boy of Goderich
township, have mored to Clinton to
reside.
I. ('. Richards. for twenty-two years
engaged in the barrier business at
Brurseie. has sold out to B. F. Carr,
d N rozetrr.
Hoo. L 13. Lucas. tbe recent rip -
pointer to the position of Provincial
Treasurer for Ontario, is an nixie of
Mrs. J. E. Hovey, of Clinton.
J. A. Irwin, of Clinton, bas tate0 A.
J. Tyndall into partnership in b.e dry -
goods Writhes'. The naw firm will DOW
be known as J. A. Irwin it Co.
William Whitehead, youngest ooh
of the late Joseph Whitehead. d Cha-
lon, died iu Sc. Bondi* bospist.
Winnipeg, on Thursday, May tat
At Edmonton, Alta., on May 3rd,
the marriage was soieaintasd cal Mie
Lulu May Page. formerly of Wing -
bane. and David Utile, of Edsuat0e.
Ann Jane Trevrthick, w,dow of the
late John Tiwve,thrck, of Credtlos.
and a pioneer resident of tbat place is
dead at the advanced age of eighty
years.
The Pnstotfice Department is raking
for tenders for the delivery of mails
on rural router in McKillop, Hay.
Stephen. Tuckerwmith and Hibbert
townships.
Mrs. H. Disoey, of Wt has
received the gad news of the death of
her won, Hent y H. Diruey. of Pbus-
delphia. He leaves a' y••ung widow
and small taaaily.
AUCTIONEER.
j1HOMAS OUNDRY
AM-TRIN E LR
baa C. Oeemir` AR iertr easels bf sail
F WIC at sere we/ M wends at
mid to. We Jas..
()MUILII . LOAN'. BTC.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Mc(au,re, who have
been is the 'tracery bsisews et Seafur1h
for the past three years,.bays removed
to Bast Losdoe. where they will se -
Inge is the tessera] store hssissas. Is
recognition of the faithful services of
Mrs. McGuire. the chair el Fist
Pr..b, r te
church. iserth, pro-
ber ber with a tree fruit entereaisr
Pieeare ea tae eve oe bee deps1tsaw.
W. D•Aiey, one d the pi1srser
residmte d Howick. died at his home
is Psrdwich es Setasd y. May Mag
He was .eaemty-eight yawn at sin
The deeewed heated bis Mmea•s/
i• RAI amid after a readings se=
flee yes'. thereon honeyed hi
to M • n He stud th els satil ewe
years ego. w hes be setm'eed to Feed-
inch
elweb to live lis widow ssd • grim-
up
tetep family s.rvlve him
The Reassess stbenWearauvat
of the dumb at lei witless. lad.. el
Rev. Orman Aehaeoe. M. A.. a entieetj
d McMillan lin towsehiti.
was • ern el the Mee Ai .
sola, of SsaIoetk sad wee inspire d
Jams .Rd Juba Ashgesa. of tele
KsIt . Be wee • gruesome orf Zama
Collette. Toronto. He west West caws
atter grastuatiee Hie dsetb is the
prime 0i life N deeply ea'tzatzed.
Law Sart Throatiest A br.on-,,ew te.ir. coni -ling of
T tried a — away doctors and
• greet ming, Weds of medicine. but
asedes ihf gm rood until I Wok
mina It bar baud me wrier ti lnl•
I as 1m psevar fist. feel better and
RIR $tatbtg at1 limb back again Vtaol
las less me a world of goad-•.
We imam the Abet power of Viral.
tt� dartlisse sad liver and fres
- stat fa curing &mete
tredlie sad building rte.
m wssiart eeltrdswn persona. sal
lest fel dam we guarantee to return
year must It M doss not boli yrs.
B. C. Denko, Drugg ist.Gnderieb.
! _ - - ---�
gena bels ' dry ststaised serious
fit jgai a. turves bad hi. collarbone
hesitea. halide• being W ll, bruised.
sib's .Oged s hod pert of his ear eer-
ie**.
er-
w . wvrsiseag weasel rtitrhee. The
ermwsevie Was brought back to
Realer order ism owe power.
rosom►*. riot a — a
1
New taeshmika Train.
The (ira.d Treat ltailway,Syatr-m
r intoner us a sew nein from Tornow
so Menlo .ba W herf. a 7wwenwiog Sat-
urday, May 17t1i, berate T'orc.o, i. 10:15
♦ an dols. except Sunday, mon lying
Moshehe N hart 1*0 p w.. Braking
dreet eon.•.etr.s wii h rteswrr. for all
Feints w M u.koka Ultra.
swage ear. vestibule coaches and
T. 13. Carling. municipal cies* of psH„r-litear-buffet car. will be open
Exeter, has been notified he the Res- a1.4 and p+n,..„gess are amurd of a
sail council t bet unless the cam 011 „r„afnry&bk. elle along the agent in-
IMu remitted to thew laical pr steed - up, ..tt, le i,•„t•- to 11o.ki.ki, \� hwrf.
innO s will taken to collect the which ,- .,4
1 r.. •$iw..l g&'ewaydo the
amount. Henson
contends that this fa,_fim„,l Y,„.kos rrl.•te-.
d4 of Exeter, waw repairing sum is due that village asir
a Ilse rcon .t
now rain eons right to ..ire of
C. B. Bn
of •event vection with s liquor case that ver feamewr at '31uskoka Wharf. thus
an electric lyght at the top Y” tried in Exeter when it sboald have immiding any inconvenience to pae-
foot pole the other day, when the been heard in Hensall.
pole. tell. Mr. Snell ei•cnped with a tin'
Former Rosiest of c]isesa Dead. Retorn oonnrctiorn is trade with
it 13.tanto les ring Y,s.ke.ka Wharf at 1(1:t3
Chant has been offered the Jnbn Smith. for several years • roti- a.'so. (wily, except Sunday. &ITivDag
dent of Clinton, pinged away at the Toronto 3:10 p. m.
Tourist tickets a' reduced rate. are
now on .ale to Muskoka napes. good's
for stop overt any point aproud mind prd to
norm until November 30:h, 1913
s
Full particulars ort ti.' e,e from F.
F. Lewiencr k 8.t». (irsnrl Trunk
Town P•eseuger and T,cket Age nits -
'Phone
sprained instep.
position of superintendent d the com-
bined waterworks mina electric light
systems at Clinton. The salary will
be 111,200 per annum.
Dr. J. M. Field. inspector of Eaat
Huron public schools. has reoom-
wended tbat a kiodergarten room be
opened in connection with the public
school at W Ingham.
Jobo and Henry Dennis have pur-
chased the farm of Jacob Harrows.
n ear I.eadbury. The fatty oontaisa
tnir reo�ewee
$andlf acres ethe
purchase
UnM relay E 05.0. To
tsa...oasts ti. e.1. e. cAlt-
pm� • $awflise serest eslorkb.
1ti f $OINIM1 H0fl.
• DIgUHANCI AOIQWT.
73.1....t Isms: ilkttlr. cassels tri
Ameris..
£Ones esCOLOss ants asvroyrae' UMW..
. . The ores Aaaltat sad seek, Luer imoba0_i
atee
ileum� mums lmisemi =
mice soiling/D. goat earls eadam id Vis►
ten. GM Bt. Dasresteseta. Taw UL
iftlifj.I.OP MUTUAL FIRE IN
di P C R a N C Z CO.—Pans sal iesi•tM
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ALTER L *.KLLI . J. P..
aogtiCa. ONT.
Lots or YAItPIAes UCLA-BLtl.
111AVINGI PARLOR
Lorne E. Shier, a well•kwown drug
traveller. died at his home at Gorrie
on Thursday. May itch. His death
followed • few monthsinness of tabor
euloisis. He was in his thirty-fifth Miss Edith Lyllian Spain. recent
year. arrivals from the Old Lend. were
The sudden death of Mrs. Thomas joined in wedlock, -or. in other words,
Hawkins took place at Exeter on they had a rice to the marriage altar.
Wedtaeliday morsiog of last week. The young couple were schoolmates in
following *0 i1neer d only a few England and after Mr. Frederick bad
week. duration. Sbe was in her fifty- booked with immigration Agent
seventh year. M000ey for a putitio• in Stratford the
future seemed so bright that they
expressed a desire to be married- Tbe
matter was brought to the attention
of Rev. Geo. Gilmore, who was in the
office at the time, and within twenty
minors the license had been secured,
the nuptial knot wee tied and the
happy couple had reached the railway
station in time to catch the last coach
as the train started to move oat-
home
at
home of his daughter. Mrs. R. A.
Downs, Woodstock. on Saturday.
May 10th. He was in his righty -third
year. The deceaaed was a native of
Iincoloehire, England. With his wife
said family be came to Clinton forty
years ago arid reuided there until a
vase ago. Since that time Mr. and
Mrs. Smith made tbeir home with
their daughter in Woodstock. Besides;
his widow, he leaves a family of five
sons and two daughters
A Matrimonial Adventure.
The office of The Ripley Express
was the scene of an unusual but, Dever -
therms, happy event on Monday d
last week. when George Frederick sad
The marriage of Pias Margaret
Dowser. d New Lrksrd. formai, of
Chinos, to Joan McLeod. of EdIDOD-
Alt►.
ton. was soiestrzsd .t
oe April 30th. Mr. and re. McLeod
will reside at Edmonton.
Rev. D. E. Cameron. 13. A. rector
of 8t John's church, Brussla for the
past four years. has resigned and will
sine to , Oxford county. in
the course of a month. His successor
has not been sppoiste 1•
BDFORD MOON BARBER BHOOP.
elm Re tam appihies, •
Ter*2attwaw is
At Memorial Methodistparsonage,ort Thursday. ursday. ay
Lillie Clarke, daughter
of tetb
.sod M
Thos. Clarke. of
became the beide of Fred D. Redd• 1,
of Loodoe. The young couple well
=she their boom in the Forst City.
A tragic death occurred in St
Joseph's hoepiteL London. os Sunday.
May 11, when Fred H. Hayley,
formed), of Exeter. died as the result
of a kick from his bores on the da
previous. His widow sod one child
are lett to mourn his early death.
Tbe iaaomt into the death of Walter
Gram. the 0. T. R. brakeman who
seat dank age day last week while in
fie Aleshorige. of his duties at Ripley,
was Oinendlin it Kincardine, the jury
verdict of accidental
digash. Mee G. T. R. was exonerated
from all rheas.
The _c ones of Sacred Heart
()tubas eyes& at Wiseman has
se erre of laud eolith of
to be used as • cues t.ery.
ilverse the burying grocods at
Tessester .ad Bt Augustine have
been need by this oosgvegauce.
Se. Quilt and isrrnersst ler+ssh
If
u are rem &PIM Cif t:1111 Ont.
you taktake mid weal'. binsao afisAfM.
of Ineslgt b.fl+ or have of fee
HTy/sm Rims sigge r� ar s
mor s
tar to tretuet tie pries putt Itt Mos
ready fib. is sets miles tredbewittes.
It rids eseetles. tense s0 dm sariimei
eyeless w tetras beds pleb alp p!`
One Atlitrr . MfIM.
Oa, Osst.MPor..i. eiy ! R.
isel
Witte.
•-•t
The Wenn Turned.
The customer had waited fifteen
minutes As the fish he had ordered.
He was very quiet, as be sat then.
but internally there was & seelhiag.
At the end of the sixteenth minute
the waiter who had been total
eclipse for fifteen minutes and • half
bustled up.
That fish will be here. sir, in five
minute_.•
Five minutes elapsed three tames.
Then the waiter bustled cm again_
Me fish will be bene, sir, in a
»ute."
The customer turned to his
Tell me," he said quietly, but with
a certain empha=:=. "What bait are
you mangy.
The aims Sale at Seabirds.
At the sale of tborobred bons
belonging to the estate of the late
Frank Hung, held at the Dick House,
Seeforth, on Friday. May 9th, very
Victory prices were obtained. A
s pony and harness were pur-
cbaeed by G. H. Knight, of Stratford.
for $150: "Jim Spinks," a bay colt.
two years old. went to Geo. Mc-
Cart.sey, Mill road. Tvckerswith, for
grub; "Dr. Higbwood.' a brown
stallion, was purchased by Wesley
Harvey. of Rippe°, for $265: "Eva
B.," a chestnut mare, also bought by
Mr. Harvey for $moo ; "Ethel a C..,. •
brown mare. west to Jansen Archi-
bald for $300: "Billy Stewart." a bay
stailioo from the stables of Mitis
Wilks. Galt. was pnrebaeed by Charles
Riley. of Tuckeremitb. for $340 ; Ham
gaawt t- • black stallion bougbt by
Robert Winter for MU. Tbr wbole
se'e amounted, to over 82.000.
George Boebeneu. a former teacher
tnI�sek.dMTlberry
ow p, following
a west's Obsess d Mb was
ahs. At tbs time
et Madinah yeses
age chit nes sleek on
the esaome hoose staff in the Prairie
(fifty.
Os WeIsseiay April >fOtb the
sesersoalliance between J.
Totbbl4�if WIliamdord,•tisod
s, Mie
re
miry Heiress of Stabil
sunk
piss et the bowie d LoadsDunker
at tbs fitter plea The beide is a
Serum web -knows resident d Feed -
took piece he
tiNete lliemeiR1air :+. R�� H
llowsll sod Mho Jew
gew
Lemllw
mire married in the Altar a leer days
upsetMrs MIM .d Tielmmeo lir.
.ad item. Plesiell wri return a Amer
to /Mite.
Pr.crastinatime.
In describing the daily life of •
certain distingu:"ned citizen of the
republic a writer in The Review of
Reviews gives by way of 000ttaat the
story that follows:
This calla to mind an English trn-
morvss writer who sketched out his
daily program as toiiows : Rise at
noon., breakfast at 1. a stroll to the
club, attention to mail, some after-
noon c.ibtih' a ride in the park. dinner.
a round of evening parties and then
to bed
"Rea when do you do your :iter•ary
work?" be was asked.
"Why. the nc zt day, of ooarse,"
was the reply.
The Frei Fern.
8eaforth Expositor: Mr. John
Forest aod family have removed from
Barr River. Algoma. and settled o0
the old Df kson Tgekersmthomestead leb moss
in tbe
township
recentlypurchased by hie brother. Mr.
these gentlemen
are W. L orest old Stanley boys. sons ofMr. JoStanleythe Parr lite. sear
YForestd
Hills Orem. Mr. Jobe Forgot be •
farm of three buodred acres
in
tbe
Barr River district. Slowed'.
in w few miles of eagle Ike. Marie.
which is renal years las grows into
a Woe cit y. and is still movies.
Forest's tare is taseiy an cleared and
Inv had • spiend)id market for all he
aaaH gess et the Sow lie sae rented
this /gem and w0 were the Tucker -
molds germ ger W breaker and ietegi
seeklaNt estsadw. imp..yemrts. Mr.
}ewes wgb b• yaAbv welcomed
Met to Memos by mug cid trieods.
Ise pre' petio-
le *gel=
.r. J
Deng Ovalis, d 0woe tie
Behar
1e. • seem es w.. sed h.LIlbs %
IMO
Aapeat est et dr sbr at a-.-- L. oma tali hash`
Babies In the East -
In C . at the important date
of
tooth appearing.
r -ones. while the
a be in water and boiled
Afterward thirty-two of the boiled
grins are strum on & thread and
stitched to the baby's cap, which. of
coarse, promptly produces the sate
cattily of the other teeth.
A pretty custom meads on the Isle
of Rhodes. for there, ea the eighth
day from birth. the infant. aft& a nal
bath of wine and myrtle. is tendert,
laid in a cradle surrounded by lighted
tapers. while • child approaches.
touches ire lips with hooey and ears,
$e thou as trweet as this honey.
t'1cCal is
Patterns
D.MILLARUSON
Perrin
(Moves
New Wash Goods for Sommer Dresses
,w Ratines are the popular novelty for Summer Dresses
this season. We are showing them in all the new
colors in plain and fancy designs from 25c to 40c a yard
This will be a Big Mite Season
White Poplins, Piques and Bedford Cords are very
much in demand and very shortly will be very scarce on
account of the great demand. % e have an exceptionally
choice showing of the popular materials, Queen Quality.
Bedford in narrow and wide cord. ears heavy quality mod splendid
washer. Special per yard *tib
White Piques in best qualities .t ROIs SSM. Sea nerd toe per Tani
The Thistle colored Drew lineal are •aequalied for wearing and
washing, all the leading colony, extra silk Sorb .. !Se • Turd
White Cottou Crepe. very popular for waists. per Turd !N
'"` Special values in Indian Heed 9aii tie mon sedtnkN sessena, her
Morn Suits and, ckildrea's giddy Wiles. Maim Malls Sashes.
116 bubo, wide. per yard *05. ladles Queue flegthe . AS Mabee y eird .�
d mit' else J.UJ--a Dvesw.. Iadim
(special elbowing Wim'' Mow t: tris. sad C - -.1e'
dress•• in all the newest armeis the pawner to ere.
By far the most rcyliab garments w ger bed se. -s10 to Ogt'+tM
Prices from
' smart Gingham Drees -es is an the asses • sewed etyim. In
plain andjfancy Gingham•, to tit aces l}4, 14. 18 sad S, Prism teem
*1 -40 to SILTS
� endless vaiicty from
Children's Dresses in en rbe „rd it, erj plain print
dress to an elaborate silk embroidered dross, in aver, e,n.-Ptvatwe style
and color, frcm 5Oo upward►.
Children's Print
E a r t:. w. 11 made
Rompers
Sac
80C im-r f air
McCall Patterns
53as. waist s3t5.
Price, is cents each
skirt
Cboide lbowing of children's He+adwe•r to &II the cutest styles in lawn, silk, straw and lace. some styles
to suit rvet y chili. Prices from Rao upward*.
Jost received full shipnrot of Kayser guaranty e silk Gloves in black. white and colors in short, med-
ium and extra long lengths, from Soo iseT pair, every pair guaranteed. Perrins 2 -dome white kid
Glover, 41 sizes now i. stock. *1.00 per pair.
The Leading Children's Store
McCall Patterns and Publit.ations for June now In Stock
Perrin's Gloves W. B. Corsets Kayser Gloves
�� Millar's Scotch Store
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Arne Tags Twig.
To occupy am automobile white it
twee a soninseak i. am wawa!
eeewr sec e. yet t his was the erprr4rmis
.e Few*Dorado mad W Olaiytes.
et Minter. the miser day 110 y .mv
sesseeldea ...r Mashies whim the
bees fials d tbe sur }mpd Oats •
lot wbfi eke wise iamb ennui oke
sod ami_05 T5 le did. As
was M �e�it M tb haat hf like
It men .illsw tm MI
bur
lbs R1v. s Ills .aglMsm+ aa..gds
br Lav B_ -r- is re. ..r...e v wb.-if / e m1
ata.
Rigtrapt Templet. • yearn, arso r is /brows amt r fir ear bet.
Wingbarn l8ihws Camed.
-Lest Monday the ratepayers of
Wingbam voted on two bylaw*. One
was fur the raising sof $5.000 for the
improvement and extension of the
waterworks sy.teta. and the other
was to provide the tam of 116.0 for
the purchase of & stone crusher and
road roller. Both bylaws were carried
by large majorities.
A $tight Difference.
"As 1 understand it. doctor. d I
believe I'm well i11 Ise .-.11. Is thea
the ides'
"It i.."
"Then if you believe you are paid I
755Th t,or"
')trot aatssar , '
"Mgt rsrees sh, uldn't faith work m
he ear awe a is the asay"
•Mees•. Ikon is coedi ted&
having 1Vk1pg
having faith d
Lot
Oaths Sloes
ler
'everybody
THE PERFECT SHOE
FOR SUMMER SPORTS
ASR YOUR mases
Two slums of people swim .hvri
mestq_-ties whe bees 102 USW sod
Mem wile haw alp OM& ,r 01
WYour Boy is Entitled to
a Free
Canadian Farm
Microbes in Your Scalp
Amlbseftles my that a udereM
acres hobbies. Mset sans Ant. .
are bail
War try ger r...ta aq
Dr. thisereed. 0. Pesignar User. al °Issas 1
Dasadel int. mom�dya�mag�thet a mi-
gell their
1a 7 Me bus evil leg eminent
male page es Wed mid :Up le
Me bib thilldie, is Ow
will amts the werei i1
bias Ole sees,. beldam
w
tisb..
be eveleaffis.
ems maw el_ 1 tar m le
;'a sir h bee sea de -
esaw surb as irionimm
ls el bah ea disserwed
mob sad bel: .e .and
we believe it tel a. OWNS this me-
Illberisi hes M roessm dusts/ sed
gip IMms �smsis sod I m Iwo
rd ia0
bon ds that. ter.
We wet 7s r arabw ss puss M.
Moir sew �>s✓!
•W ill 11'0*
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Why worry about tbe future of your eons? The Gov-
ernment at Ottawa is giving away this year 156.000 free
homesteads in Western Canada. The hulk of these are
located along or Dear the Canadian Northern Railway. the
lin. recognized in the West as the
Pioneer Rarmer's Railway
This title was earned bruise the Gonadial; Northern
Railway never lacked courage to build its steel into new
districts. placing 'the railway and all that it stands for,
within easy reach d the pioneer.
- From now on to the et..d of October. Homeseeker•i Ex -
curio', tickets to Western Canada are oo sale every Tore
day. These tickets are good to return within two months
from date of issue, except tickets odd from May toJuly,
inelwte, which stay be ezteoded tor two moatba
v
on payment of Five Dollars for each mouth or part
tbere l to agent at destination. Stop -over will M per-
mitted
ermitted at any Canadian Northern station west of Port
Arthur. For the accommodation of p.r*eengers, a Touriet
Car for Winnipeg via Chicago and Duluth, will leave Tor-
onto Union Station at 11 P. M. on the following dates :-
June Std. July 1st, July 29th, August Meth. 8e,rtember 29rd
and October 21st. Write for all particulars.
Some Canadian Northern Publications
••A Creator of Busisein"-A story of the Canadian
Northern Railway.
Peace River, Alberta, and How to Rescb Ii"
"Key to Prosperity" -A story of the wheat Geld. of
Western Canada.
•3ti000 Free Homesteads."
Any agent a the company will gladly tits you any er
all of the above pubtieatiow. or write lieseesl Paggewsper
Departments at 118 Ring Street. Bast., Toronto, Ontario, or
220 tit. Jams Street. ontreal, Quebec.
Canadian Northern Railway
ENVELOPES
quote prices and
order.
All sizes for ,ommercial use ---well
(gummed and quality guaranteed.
Also letterheads, statements, etc.,
for office stationery.
All we ask is an opportunity to
show our sample.. befcsr•e you phot an
The Signal Printing Co., Limited
OaRario.
Godwits