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EDITORIAL NOTES.
Say. win gaoling dined of "Billie
Burka. Atter being damn, day alter
day for some moats, how elm fixes
bee hair. bow she dresses for dimmer,
bow she washes her taoe, how she
exercises, bow she rubs her mum, bow
sbe mimeo her beta, bow abs cleans
bee teotb, etc., etc.. and so on -well,
were ready for a -Mage.
The Toronto Telegram praises Prem
ter Borden for getting along without
a title, and say, quite rightly, tbat
"the Premier of this nation iso be e
bigger man minus a title than Le
might be plus all the titles that royalty
can confer." But the effect is spoiled
by the leading of The Telegram's
article. which reads, "A Scorner di
Titles SO FAR."
P. E. Wager, of Baetbrook. Ss-kat-
cbewan, writes to a Winnipeg news.
paper:
''I am a Canadian, and a descendant
Adetraineioraaamsia.temsto of the United Eropire Loyalists, and 1
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO.. limited. am, v all Canadians must be, proud
ulade*lo►.O.t. of the British Empire; but it will
Dever be bald together by ber colonies
OOLIERI(-H THURSDAY. JULY
LET IN THE LIGHT.
The Prnudfoot charges figure largely
iu the North Grey bye -election con-
test; and the Conservative campaign•
ere hate found the Taylor -Hanna
epi.odeo damaging to their chances
of success that Mr. Hance. according
to the statement of Government
organs. hea been forced to accept Mr.
Pr'ondfoot's challenge to weet him on
the public platform. It may be that
Mr. Hanna is only trying to work
another bluff. and •bat be has no in-
tention of meeting Mr.. Proudfoot
fairly and squarely before tbe electors:
but in the meantime we shall take the
statement of Lhe Conservative organs
for what it is worth.
In the meantime it is to be remarked
that this affair is not a personal quar-
rel between Mr. Proudloot un une shale
and S:r James Whitney and Mr.
Hanna un the other. It is properly
thequarsel of the people of Ontario
with a set of p;iliLicians wbo refuse to
let the light In on their actions aa
public men. 1f the Ontario Govern-
ment gets away with' its attempt to
elseape investigation of the Pruudfoot
charges, we may as well bid good-bye,
in this Province, to tboc loogeslate
lobed right of an elected repcesenta-
Live of the people to investigate the
expenditure cf the public moneys.
It has been cbarcod on -the flour of
Parliament that there have been cor-
rupt dealings between a member of
the Government and a contractor.
The question Moot, L Mr. Proudfoot
or is Mr. Hanna right? butt, Are the
people to be allowed to kz.uw the
facts
THE BINUER TWINE INDUSTRY.
The Grain Growers' Guide makes •
good point when it quotes fro'u The
Brantford C.lurier c r protectionist
organ 1 as follows: 4
"The Brantford Cordage (',,rupany
have derailed to make a large addition
to their plant, including the installa-
tion of at least 100 additional spinners
and other preparation mach ium.
There will be a large expenditure of
mouey ere the most modern machinery
and devices, and the capacity will be
iocieased over 3,OUo Ions of hinder
twine annually.
"This. of course, will involve the
employment of a large number of ad-
ditional beads. 'The populatity of the
company's products and a fine organi-
zation are responsible for this increase
in the fa -tory facilities. as under pres-
ent conditions it has been found im-
possible to handle the increasing home
and export business. and many large
orders have had to be refused.'r
The Courier goes on to any that
several other companies organized at
about the same time have passed out
of existence.
"The plating of binder twine on the
free list has made this particular Iioe
of business in Canada most difficult.
but this individual plant is now three
times as large as originally 'nil in
splendid coodition."
As The Grain Gnawers Guide points
out, this gives away tbe whole case
for protection. The history of binder
twine manufacture in Canada proves
tassel usively that protection is not
necessary to its suooeea. When the
business is. under good n aoagement,
as in the came of the Brantford moo -
pony. it can be lade highly eueoese-
ful. Surely nobody but the blindest
and most rabid of protectioeisas would
claim that • customs tariff should be
maiotaioed-at the expense of mu-
mmers of the produet-ie order to
keep poly equipped. badly managed
industries out of the heads of the
sheriff. Fres traders ham always
erateaded that. as The Guide says.
"protection pate • premiums as mien
maeaepomwt, aatiqu•ted hominess
mstle is and Ian use of old machinery.
whereas free °meow Rion rya s sslutary
spot to / riser lss met b-
eds a asaAto
Wear twine been cot the [res trade
oententi...
rine teas le the YMti,, amt the
g.sfrt. d.ls.m111111mm1 N selle,leg Ii
paying tribute. We must build fur
ourselves that we may take care of
ourselves. and relieve the mother
country of that expense in whatever
way elle can best help her."
Woodstock Seotioel-Retiew : Lord
Milner is in favor of removing all the
but Imperial questions from the field
of party politics. One might bat e
suspected as much. And the way to
take these questions out of politics is
to turn them over to some masterful
dictator, or committee of dictators,
who could run the whole Empire with-
out assistance, leaving the people to
attend their own business of payirg
taxer and supplying men for the army
and the navy.
Canada.
Canada: Maple bad : land of great mom t Ai s
lobes and sed ttwar.Mod ' laud 'twin the
seam
Great an. God, Marta that ate large as our
heritage.
Spirits as free an the breez ]'
Grant a. Thy tsar that we walk in humility -
Fear that is'reverent-not fear that Y bane
Great to as rirhtesasoem. wisdom, prosperity.
Pews -if ans4tned by diagram.
Great s Thy love and the loco of our country
Grant os Thy strenerb, for our strength's in
Thy name .
Shield as from danger. from every adverdty,
shield u.. U Yoram from .ham,'
Loa bora otna;lune' 11,e oli.pring of freedom '
Heir to wide prairie.. thick foreyta, red Kuhl:
God grwat'as wisdom to value oar birthright.
Courage to,guard what we 6o1d.
- Aoouymow.
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
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Why Britain Is Free Trade.
Philadelphia Record.
The recent official aunual s'ateeuen
of the trade of Great Britain sho
that in the last flue years there
been an increase o1 imports of $7ti0.
000.01.10, sir more than 26 per cent:
During the sane time exports in-
creased *ia0,tlt$l,Otut, nearly 30 per cent.
The increase in imports was largely
w- ni
made up of raateriaIs, while thein
crease in exports consisted mainly ret
manufactured goods. There has
never before been a season of greater
trade activity in the United Kingdom.
oar of such full emidoyment for all
persons willing to work. Is it tiny
m
wonder that tbe British people, enjoy-
ing such retinal kettle industrial and'
commercial ptopesity, should refuse
to abandon Use system of free trading
odder which great forayer.' strider
have been accomplished:?
t
ere
has
Lasses and Gains.
Woodstock Set.tiusl-it.aciew,
Zion. 8. H. Blake has gone on re
cord, it sowers, as never having
played a game of cards. never having
been at the razes and never having
attended s tbeat Heal performance,
and some esteemed eontetoporaries are
diecussiog tbe question of what be
has gained or lost.
What be gained or lost depends
partly on the taint of view and pertly
on the other things be has been able to
fall back on for the filling of hie life.
it is probable that • mac like ti H.
Blake would he able to elm* that be
had g•aioed a good deal enure than be
bad lost_
For HMO people card - playing
seems not merely a refreshing aud
use(u1 r•ecieatioo. but • necessity.
For many people the theatre is eow.-
thing more than a source of harm-
less pleasure. 13o, too, the race.
from different points of vi.w may he
commended to tbote who feel the
need of a change and the tonic of
mild excitement. For those wbo have
nothing bett.rt-or et lust nothing
that snits then. bet ter -card- play lag.
theatre -going and bora-raring Iter
he regarded as useful or even need-
ful : Fut intetesting as horse -racing
may be. useful as card -playing may
be. and helpful as theatre -going tray
be, it is row-eiratbe that a man
easy he so equipped mentally and
by temperament, and s.• outwitted in
regard to his life. his work sod he*
.Yens of recreation. t hat he may
riist•ese t all of theand mill be a Rainer
1mt�ee than • loser.
It le • matter in regard to which
1• would not be safe to lay doves
I -teral rules. Much depends upon in-
•' ideal tastes andtempera sad
m ele
reuetanoe'•. Raab lsdivid.iai
ret be left largely tojmdl0 for bie-
i[, OM man's.zMrar.ee say prove
enelmi to another 'eh* M very dif-
terestly co.04teted. This is • large
woad, and there le ream for ms M. sf
we ase nary a gpi s•Me Mena M.
Pfeskber.-"You are sea mswsied
yetr* ememied .dnmatg` f•ak- 'bae is a
bPasthees-•'Ills •
let but K ally pee loans."
i
arrested on a charge of sending Prlm - 4.n' . - , he rani, d►.n.,hee
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through the malls an infernal machine act. c. tnwlttrd I y lbs Provimcil
which killed Mrs. Bflodeau at Sher- .-, - .sty .ht -b a.me uwiev tb. crim-
brooke, was discharged by Judge Mal- 'rel daps .- litter nii.l in -p if Ilse
vent last week. Yrirne Minister ran wioh itrpunity de -
1 Testimony was submitted..cribs .u. h sett a• iinl-i mistakes y e-
f;oing to strike � the very futurdatioa �[ re -
show that the typewrlting on pieces apeet 1•.r law and under. of the admin.
of a letter found In the Bllodeau hours istrali..o of justice and a clean and
atter the explosion was similar la bosseet handling public affairs'
same respects to the work done by
' • machine found in the home of Du- North Grey Fight
*eerie. Two witnesses wbo gave tips )/r. Resent: wit' take pert io 11..
e n 14Snce ackaowledged that theNot tlr 0.. v 1.ve-election in three ase►t-
I were ten thousand similar machismo hog/ at t be end of tbia w eek --July 11.1.
flu Canada at Shallow 1,+l.: July 11. at Owen
Sound ; ,o.1 .1uly 12, at Mralord. He
"MST PROVE CHARGES will he er un,p►.mied st all thrice meet-
iog.1p Jubo McQsaker, the
Iwberal
Felice Chiefs Incensed by Remo emcee e1 candidate. Mr. 1. U. 16itiott• ion her
White Mowery In Ontario of the L•gislewoke West Miodieeex,
ie in 1 be eons, rummy t his week. the
hast .n oe orf •arse t be eleetioo, w b I cls
Chief of Police W. T Witness, takes place oo tbs lith- A large num-
l.r dent of the Canaille& Pollee iter of other •peahen both for the
Liberal. and Conewrvaitivee. are in the
iidiot . On July lead Win. Proud -
foot. K. C.. M. P. P.. aodr Joseph
Oliver. es -Mayor of Termite. ed -
drawled • large meeting in Owen
Sound. Mr. Proudfnn(Udefied Sir
James VIhitnev and Mr. Hanna to de-
bate with him. during tbe bye -simian.
the Cabinet sraed•1. Tore baste been
repeated reri.irts that Mr. Haan.
nes the rumor will M forwarded le would meet Mr. Prnudtoot os 1be plat -
a" awls titOMaw &sai this a.i_easy slaps tome.
tew nsrep!rketidturing
•atwbe• tjobthtbae raMnrIaHwa.r iattoictcooasis
Lena MhNtag Maw sewed or bis owe. Mr. Oti yr dealt
The mysterious disc ezelwively wkb tlr trtapas'•sce hese.
disappearance shams •i.sepnrasre rafors__r' • he ani/,
two years ago of Wilfrid l Pope, • "hod afwmye *eked ter • 4sder laths
wn • w'eb•mt of Brosps.• 'meld rime the here." lir. r.rli
....n.."441416.(i.e" he* bus claarad ep ti wmo us
mirlrbaMe lel las nam!
�s .'leen of • tsws.ga to Memta.i � NM- tinder it se* War wmeY /•L
=1P1111166. to ntias V • Tess• t' 1=P/oath $..y mow W a ehmsm b wt
ttwamed rise A r_Ud$t.eeampie b .ashtsy� Mr mien w
N __ t. Teens w i. -w, tb . IIIc. itdrwr� end ter Llha.l
t peaty.
wee
7b. Use Ipso parte DI wee gran a. s. sA
• Ms IW mew s thio gg-$
tesla let the beep et *Pee Imus ""11.111156"111.1118114.
ie �.i.:ti.. dead-Dll1.
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prem. dmos ors sasartl = Biea. A. A. I�r�s !amoral
•� tis NOM 11111.16 Mo WON cry with a maigg
the es.81810le Halt
YOUTHS DROWNED
Wing r Holiday JaysoI la
Trsaol doss. Camas
:�• "!"Iva yo.ag rise., m.mbrs d pas
flatboat families of Niagara Tells and
inia Salla. N Y were drowned to Lillie
Brim Bandy CCeats& wham a swam
gee* am ca
overturned the anoes la
wap i they were pabdltsg down tbe
Mks. The dead are Reginald Mc
Maio•. Albert Kayser, Thomas Bra
pby ad Edward Reichert of Niagara
Falls, and Cart D. Ooodrtd of Le
Salla. They re -aged to age from 17
to 22 years. dpld were etdiat& la
chemistry at Niagara Falls Labora-
tories. The ant four named were
Toronto University atter. Goodrich
attended McGill Uat.erstty.
Five other members of the party.
0 C. Grey, Walter Frau, Dougal
McMahon WUltam aad Joseph cu -
nos, all of Niagara Palls, Oat_ were
rescued The Uttie flotilla was taught
by a gale off Windmill Point while
the boys were on their way from
Crystal Beach to Lake Ontario.
CHANCELLOR HIT BACK
Hands Now Fro* to Defend and to
Smite, flays Lloyd George
Mr. Lloyd George hit back at his
critics la the Marton! besiaees at a
luncheon given him by 81r Rufus
Isaacs at the Navine.I Liberal Club.
After testifying that the more reput-
able and more honorable section of
the Tory press had declined to jots
Use "unctuous, famous man -hunt,"
Mr. Lloyd George said he wished he
(meld say that of the Tory party in
the Commons. He and Bir Rufus
lames through the dark and dreary
whiter had been Went while calumny
was hurled from every quarter at
their beads. It was the shabbiest
chapter in the history of any party.
For months every dastardly and
cowardly journalist of the Tory party
was 'booting poisoned darts, knowing
their bands were tied. His heads
mere free now, free to shield and to
emlte.
A FLAG INCIDENT
Exuberant American at Winnipeg In-
vited Trouble
When the One Hundredtb Regiment
of Winnipeg was returatsg.froao WAD
on July 4th, a wafter stepped to the
curbing 1n front of th. Union Bank,
and waving the Stan and Stripes
shouted, Hurrah for the Ameriaa
eagle." Col. I. B. Mitchell ordered
one of hL men to request the Ameri-
can to put away the aaa. Before the
soldier could comply several civilians
grabbed the flag and threw 1t tato
the street. where It was torn and
trampled under the feet of the sot
dlen. A free fight followed, and
several of those wbo took part re-
ceived black eyes and cut thanes.. The
young man' escaped serious injury.
WILL NOT '/SASE TENT
Dr. Friedmann Not Regarded Y
Prophet In Own Country
The Berlin Medical Society last
week rejected by an overwhelming
'majority the request of Professor Lud-
wig Schleich. the associate of Dr.
Friedrich F. Friedmann, that the
'society aptroint a committee of four
to test the Friedmann vaccine for
tuberculosis in any way which might
appear to It most advisable. The de-
cision of the society w -s greeted with
cries of "Bravo."
The President of the society, speak-
ing informally after the dental of the
request declared that 1f Dr. Fried-
mann really desired a test he could
have It by placing bis remedy at the
disposal of the different hospitals.
This statement was applauded.
TYPEWRITING NO CLUE
FREE ADVICE
TO SICK WOMEN
ThesessisHaveBeenHelped
Sy C•Dsmon Same
Women sneering from esq farm d
female ills ma invited to eam eamieme
prompt!, with toe
w e ma a's private
casasp eadmw de-
partment of the 14-
efi LPlmkham Med-
icine Co., Lys.,
Masa Tour letter
will be opened, rend
sed answered by a
woman and held is
strict eon -hence. A woman can freely
tai of bar private Mimes to a tremae -
lies bas beam established a comddst.ttl
correspondence which hes estdndedever
aunty years and which bin never been
broken Never have they pubiied a
testimonial er used a letter without the
written cosset of the writer,aed sever
be. the Company allowed these coeb-
dential letters to get out of their psis
ammiom as to hundreds of thousands
of thea in their filen will attest.
Out d the vast volume of experience
which they have to draw from, itis more
than pomibls that they possess the very
knowledge needed in your tale Noth-
ing is asked in return except your good
pill, and their advice hes helped thou-
sands. Sorely any woman. rich or poor,
should be shad to tab advantaged this
generous Geer of sasiet nes. Address
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Ca, (con-
fidential) Lynn. Mss.
Every woman otght. to have
Lydia E. Pinkiai'a 80 -page
Text Book. It le sot a kook for
general diatributlea. as it is toe
expensive. It is tree and only
obtainable by MAU. wens* for
It today.
TME*OR TH GREY FIGHT.
Macy Speakers m Both Sides Takieg
Part in Bye election Campaign.
Toronto, July 7 -"Who will ques-
tion," asked Mr. Rowell in the course
of an important apse, h at the Liberal
picnic at Al. x•udria in Glengarry
county on July 3rd, •`.hat in a matter
so ismportantas education where the
Goverumeet exerrias such a direct
and controlling i n fl aemr ce that the M io-
iet er charged AA' h t be r es pooaibili l y of
loulirg after Ihi. Demo tweet should
tee w man wbo 1 y experience. training
aid intelle. teal .vmpathies is capable
of wa.tening tI.e educational problems
of the Province and bringing all the
■ eight of ba inftuearoe to hear upon
their wise solution? Ycu all know we
have tever bad such a Minister in the
Whitney Government. Yon all know
we aie not likely to Wave suet • Min-
ister so Weng as the Whit.oey Govern-
ment continues in power. A pp•s rot ly
they have neither vision to see the
nes d, nor faith nor exsnryte to grapple
w.tb v. They are developing a cis n-
Irelies: g and 1.ureauer/Mir policy in
the administration of educational
affairs which aid!. s initiative un the
part cf teeth teacher and tabular. We
roast sio modify our policy a. more ad-
equately to devalue the wore latent
powers ut both." Mr. Rowell .aclared
that throughout iia Proviuc. almost
. vet yw-he, a one pods wrest and chis
eatisfit' ith the pre. sent oasis iuit-
trat.. of Ili- Ikhuln.mit of B:lb a-
Liou t.v the \Vtttswy, (Nivel unwed.
Thr ieader .•f the Opp•ri• ion art
forth s. hit. tie for thss.Ontari., per.ple a
clean (hoarl new ret and an ..luca'ed
dettaortat y with •,.r sural life toil e
attr.rii.r. .'itur.tatlrg ar•d resi.uuera-
t ire slid . ur inducts is! o prulat:oo well
fed. us 11 housed and ere -11 paid.
He scored the Prime Minister for
being so antncratic as two to grant
los t.form in fare of xlmnet unael-
lllo Evidence of Sending Bomb Agana* mous Ariner.d fur i•. 11. 111s.o so.ored
both Ilse Provincial Secretary and the
Prime Minister for i he Cat.inet •: a., -
L. A. Dufresne. the civil engineer, dal ir. the Tat'1.n-S'mt M.P.-Irbil'
Civil Engineer
Association. made the state -
at London that the executive
the organisation would in tonere
all moral reformers 'abates
�s their claims of wish* slavery or
the consequ.sces Every no-
wt at alleged white slavery L ts be
glito the bottom and in the sweat
1K Wag Toned Incorrect Um names
el all persons cor•ect d with the Peet
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W. ACHESON di SON
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CLEARING SALE
Summer G�d-
Qlnghams
Oise bemired pieces t -loch finest Scotch Ging-
haasa. 551 Ipis, eblehs and fancies. Every coin r.
All Ilk mad Ifie clearing at per yard .. 10.
Drys Muslin& and Voiles
Silk and wool and fancy voiles (wadi good.l.
Regular Sic to 51c • yard, at per yard laic
Shirt Waists and Blouses '-
Voile, natural shantung, novellas and vesting.
Stylish waists mad largest choice we here ever
preset.ted, all at clearing priors.
Fancy Silk Parasols
All Parasole of emlxoiderr sod fancy silk. sw
e
this mems clearing at half -peke
Fifty dozen abbe Naaklaa, rise
slboat inches square. Maoafactiwe s' •etude
they are, but almost imperceptible. Prices ramie
from $150 to *3.00 per donee. Special gale, per
*1.80
Table Cloths
One hundred Table (Moria, aims 2a2i yards.
Pure linea end in • variety of patterns. Perfect
goods. Regular price tlr'.00. of each . 111.110
Rugs
Wilton Rags, seatulr... Twenty Rugs, late
arrivals. plead le Summar Sale. New goods and a
cities bei*--$
►e rgata. true 3a3LL; 3,z4-$17 ; 4z4-
g�p Sale of Underwear
(.leering of mend Underwear, all lines at
from 30 to 50 per coot. under regular peios.
LLW. ACHESON &SON
have been invariably close. This 1. the
record for the !alit fifteen years :
151013 -liberal sea j.xsly, 71
1906- •• 271
191.12-- „ 5
itbt- Conies votive " 137
Dont's for Hot Days.
Don't walk co the stitmy side of the
street more than is necessary.
Don't walk rapidly. Stop long
enough to cool off.
Don't try to stop the free flow of
perepirralioe.
Don't drink coo rapidly. Sip your
drinks.
Dont driok„too much water -dust
enougb to keep the pet -spit atop flow-
ing.
Don't overeat. Avoid melts, espec-
ially fat meats. Eat plenty of cereals,
ft mai fruit and .,get abl-s.
Don't allow your digestion to got
r + of order.
9on't take is bath in wa:er that is
t•cold : better take sponge baths.
lloward-••Why do you term your
wife an angel Y' Coward-"lierembe
she's always ready to fly. able', euntiH-
uslly harping, and she hasn't an
earthly thing to near."
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COLLEGE
AT HOME
21sus•ad. d ambitious roans hisios
are lest peeeat1er is t heir own
4 aewr•v loeraUve poetic 1. s. ,trey.
rasberrbokkeepsr.. tare>eraphn•. dvg
.serest.. i' rad every .pica• er Dae-
ta.s Activities. You may oats et ea-
leia-.0 iiv a se wink. Wait!~
teed. Eater college are flag ladieM-
a.l fastzsetioa. Export Maoism
1 b+ety rear. ripen knee Lauer .
name". era Canada. Emla collsoa
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nes' Aweei.LSn of 'anted.. Sneror
K bowl at Dorman Sp. ttoo B_.ine•s
College, Ltiudo•,-
CAMS B1i5iness (Allege
Sao. lrortox 1'. Y. WARD
Preide•t. 1'r•lidp•L
LEADING STYLES OF
FOOTWEAR
at Shannao's for the encomar season are now being
abewn. It will mem iss you what fine Footwear we
ate abowiag at little piior.
We will appreciate slowing you the pcpular white
new buck. white canvas Pumps and Oxford?, patent
and gun-metal Pumps.
Wm. Sharman
Corset East St.;aaa Square
--------AIASOP
-
Jas. Cumming
Pain�Inv Iw....t1ns
Painting, Decorating
and
M Wail -paper
Hanging.
All work done promptly and
in toot ough manner.
Residence -Albert St.
Teirpbooe No. 21f7. ' Stone Barn
t 1
Horse and Auto Livery
E. R. WIGLE
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Inner of Marriage Licenses
W16LE's PHARMACY
Ooderich. Ontario
12 Tumors Removed Without An Operation
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Hamilton Centennial
Industrial Exposition
aid Old Home Week
AM UM I l li to l etie 1913
lilailei.en Swaim si Memel helve*Genii
Caminol Conine
l.. Wavier "alien F.ii`e
was rils Gime. Ldtagre Teles Ti
115 %law el*
New Anemia mil Parade
Mame P...e. with
Om& Avows
!Brie lEewea (.ham
sem nes Ra. Marler.
�i.,.Ger 16) t`�� _ r __d sa Mada!4o
ben mm lr.Mi-wde %owe �&widowH ow We* sad i -- LI Oaenma,,tlee •inns ►.
*NM Res. y Poi ma mare • w paw land Ames
cams. A- arranger, amide.
South street, with a
complete and up -Lo -date
equipment of Buggies,
Hacks. Suc'rtre, Band•
wagons., ete.,'ind a fine
viable of horses.
£Ul'OMOB1LBs FOR H1H!•:
'Buses meet ill Craigs
and boats.
Orden promptly at-
tended to at any time of
the day.
Telephone 51.
T. M DAVIS
eiresesnermlasawnsemmovemeawmareinowee
Machinery
liasseyalarrisShop
HAMILTON STREET
s the place to buy your
Machinery, Buggies,
Wire Fencing ang Bon'
Black Fertilizer.
J use received - - a con-
signment of Canada Car-
riage Bu s, also of
Grays (Chatham), and
some from Mount Forest.
A car of Bone Black
Fertilizer just in ; also
3000 rods of the Frost
Fence.
ROBERT WILSON
The lamasery -Monis A/Imt
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