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1)A,X. JUS' 1 ), '13
The next time Laurier boasts, of his
ovc iior British institutions, he should
Fee reminded that actions speak loud
er than words. A dutiful sort does
not rob his mother.
The Liberal Senate threw out the;
Highways Act to Give .the, farmers
:Metter roads, but they pawed . the
.Railway Subsidy A.ct to give the rail
'mays assistance prae.tically* • without
'discussion.
Sir George Ross has now the record
Fuf going back on every prineiele
whish he ever professed. 1-te has a1 --
so the record of having at some tithe
or other deluded every person who
put t'uneidence in his words,
The loedly attnoune I"friends ,,:
the farmers" on the Liberal sid<. .lp •
posed the two most important areas_
'"
cert e a x On? session for the aid gra 'her
flimsee' Ilitatr sincerity was shown In.
the fait, they . votedl in the House a
gains[ the :agricultural Ail Bill anal
their friends in the Senate killtei rice
Highways Act.
bIOUNT CARbIEL
Death of Henryierwie,--0.1 Friday
trt+t ling;', lune 13th, Henry leo!, le, an
old ;lied highly vespeeted resident of
till ttsavnaship, passed `sway at the
Age at: eel gars. Bornin the County
of \\ exiortl Ireland, he came to
e-:a'l'l.i:a when a young ligan. settling in
Pielneine acetas ki > Toronto,
near 1 0, <ri,to,
etn.1 t nee in this , a :sea p some fore
iti so. n. years a '*, sett,n,te. on he
nee- .tr a t*'a IIsi to he died. r
eoese,en,::'i. a). nor
t
lei g`-
.1•11 :t; was zil\: ,-•.ite',l .nil Ifi ar
(et- trust 1n. tib.: t:`'% .?, t`.
.:Y i till lona I.. ;t star`:: .; 'aa'
ttetr a;Iters, lar R.
a\ a,;! \ 1.9;1,10:1 ; .hlrj. 1\Ln'is tie
Z.senn.c,5 ts this 3" t e :an'.six. sons,
William. John. henry-, James. Matthew
tt'a' Al er 1 and Joseph. + �
with whom
R.,tl
st levee The a car took as•c en
31.a']da.t mornine and was largely at•.
eiended
Mrs. M I\ermiel and daughter,tetrao:o Oakville attended the *"un-
ecrai of her uncle, the late Henry
1.7'aayle,-stir many friends of MI.Cory
Regan are pleased to see that he is
-able to be- around again Miss Sadie
1l:cieaaa and Liz zie Laeey of Dash-
woe./
ash-'5voori; were, visitors. i.n our burg on
Sunday -Mr, George O'Leary ":n,1
Bryon Terns of Parkhill attende.l The
s iteral t3: the late lienre. Doyle on
tlaareda\,-'sir and Mrs. I3 eswr t -'f
,`gev'lr, are eieitinee their data fete ,'lira`.
'GRAND BEND
zl:r - and 'errs. Tetreau visited
Thede -a S� t in
xndav,-Rev and :sirs,
`w�a r_ere. arrived -home Friday -Mrs
Phoebe Mason o 'Parkhill is visiting
a* Frank Tetreau's -.sir, and firs. Z.t
T. Amos of Brinsler called on filen:is.
were 'last week, -lir, Wm. -Patterson
'held -a successful barn raising \\ >d-
•:nes ¢at', -Ma, H. Hamilton is ell- .^ales
fi»e baby boy arriving Monday,
est `hr Banter ' : ld by the Lal
ties Aid Tuesday' evening was e:'e 1li
attended. The, Z.hureh, was Rrowded
to the. doors -tri.. ,p, 3ceeds at: onnt
in g to CSS Theile +
tisold a'I i7r tai?t_
,Z3z.e. and Ware Oliver sitets :heir
^at
here orer Sunday, --Mrs. John
.leairf. is t1a the s ek list. -Mr. Thos.
• Wei ; held a barn raisi:eg Friday. -Mr.
Ed Gill, r„ %was in Goderh h ..last •
vee ting in the capacity of atiry-.
mare -Mr P, raker vas an Exeter.
Mo , a -.-Mr, A. T ed rwaa-1 moved ifs
.tet, the betise which war, va' .ate1 b'r
Frank w ta;ton -Mr Ross was 'ailed
-ter Fairest Monday. o Twin; to the.aU—
•ne_. - of his sister, 'errs. Eagle. -disc\.
Hel:- of Dashwood is Visiting her ':ro-
'ne] here„ -:sir, p Ws7er was in- I,on-•
"rt e on business last weep Mr.
raker is raid ap With a sprained knee.,
atGURATION OF GRAND
TRUNK LAKE AND RAIL
ROUTE SERVICE BETWEEN
EASTERS ANIS WEST :RN CAN-
ADA
Corernezeing Satnrda , Tune Itle,
-vVestbourni, an'. on eat': ".",lorirlay.
Wednesday. ani •a -,la tat _t
*she Grand Trunk Railway "4.:'; operate
s,,eei , 'Stear . Expres: leev-
sng To—onto 1).45 s n. stay^ vac at
Hamilton Brag- ora Paris. ii once;-
stack itc,e sc e. Lon—don, and Sath-.
..€a. arriTing ;tura Wharf.
oS ti e-ra '4d. :a' a, Cee] -pant's
tiC steamers leavieg S st e a Wirers
4.15 p for S aw t Ste. ,?.arie (1t
:Po:- Arthur ar.d For: William
t
Sesame: leavin; Sarnia \" kart
c,3 •s not call a: Por -..krthm-
01 the arrive i of the stea^:] _- at
crt \V:iirani, special : 1 -a ; o *hes
. •frights standard will Iea\_ -bat fling
tit 4.45 p.m., arriving 'iti in-t.re a 7.15
uE¢ horning.
The. service afforded by true rw
i's tht finest in every respezt and .;in
cbttdes Parlor and Parlor -Cafe service
i."etween Sarnia nand Sar
nia 9 a Wharf',
taelle*at service on the beats -,of 'tl
Northern Nav,„ation Company; ii.
eluding the "Haraoni ” the finest
and .artiest passenger boat 'en tea
Great i„aiaes Standard Sleeping Cars
:with Electric Lights in Lower' an
1
ppe1 Berths. Colonist Sleelxing, Cars
*a»aria Berths ,free., Dining Car and
Coaches on the Grand. Trunk T'acif-
Z between Fort William and Winnia-
reg Through Sleeping Cars between.
; ort \irilllana .atnd Edmonton, comtnera-
-.-ing Ione 16t11.
A special twain willrun the reverse
way --from Sarnia Wharf to torontr•
enntnens:in"'� Sunday, Pune 4th, and.
to la Tuesday, Friday and Sunday
.este e:ltter The first Eastbound train
:haring direct ctesnter cbtitit on lea"
Sarnia on 1 riday, Lune 13th.
Fur particulars, reservations
?r0tettmer or train ntay be obtained
:ctrl-t,.L.;itiori to Gland Trunk A
,tr w.rite C. E. Horning, District . as
roger Agent, Union Station. Toronto`,
j. Dore, Station Agent, Exetrx
Dashwood
Everything, seems to be dull around.
town with little or nothing to report
by your correspondent. •
The Lutheran ' Church Sunday
School picnic yesterday was a splen,
din success. The weather was ideal
and contributed much to .snake it
pleasant for all.
Mr. G. S. Blacikhell of Hyde Park,
spent the week end with the Misses
Eleanore and .Edith Walper at their
home on the Bronson Line.
FARQUH.A.R
Mr. Arthur Campbell lost a valuable
horse last 'week as a result of up
ture of the stomata, -The Boundary
boys got a sound trimming in base-
ball by the Plugtown nine last week
about 15...to 2, which was a surprise
after the trimming they gave Thames
Road a few days before. -Mr, and
Mrs. Arthur. Campbell visited Mr.
Jas. Abbott at Centralia on Sunday.
Quite a large number attended the
circus in Stratford on Saturday.
SHIFICA -
Mr. 'anti 1frs. Rate left for New
Hamburg to attend the funeral of
Mrs Rutz„ --Mr. Herbert Guenther of
Buffalo is visiting with Messrs, Tzred,
and Jacob Gaiser for a week.\lr.
Henry Shenk called on 4hipka friends
Sunday. -The Shipka '\lethoclist
church h are leaving their Strawberry
Sia Tuesday. June 24th, A good
time is eepe: tel, an. a dandy prea-
g,r3'r is in store.
HLTROND ALE
Mr, an sera ran. Strang of. Mani-
toba are visiting with the tit aler's
brother, Mr. Henry Strang. `.1r,
Strang has prospered in the West,
They were atteMle'".1 the Presbyterian
a.ongress at Ottawa. It is over t\\en--
ty years lineae Mr Strang went West,
-Oliver and 1' n Rowdiff4 Cecil
cil
Harris, Maggie Strang and. Katie San -
dere of S. S. No. 1. are writing at
Entrance" Exam, this • week, -Mr. Down
encs Clarence. Mr, and Mrs. Wood
ani Harold were London .visitors last
week. -Mr. J, M. Robertson spent the
week end at his home near C:lande-
boye.-sirs. -Arthur Mit hell, •we are
lad to say, is improving -Mr, Blatch-
ford is gradually improving also. -Mr.
asLI Mrs Herbert Blatchford, who
Imre been West for a number of
years. are visiting • uader the paren-'
tal home. --The Rural Mail Delivery in
this locality seems to give satisfac-
ticn,-RevMr, Hawke and Mrs,.
Hawke have been visiting witli Mr.
and Mrs Frank Drawn.
a GOLFER'S PROGRESS,
RING me two niblicks, also 'retch tha
Jigger,
113 Five mashies, twenty balls and-
yes, a sleek.
1've found a pastime to improve my fig
tire,
Reduce my 'weight by several pounds per
u tett.
neve cue a gay vermilion coat that trimly..
I tnay be posed; sone lemonade to quaff,
otand back and \vatop my 'muscle-% tauten
grtnaly,
going to :golf.
Where is the tee'" 1 only see the caddie
Agape to criticize nv dubious play.
Where da you steep the stance?' unfound
. the 'addle:
Why does he grin in that suspicious'
'way?
Nt.w tot a stroke. 'With anal serene gm -
Dimity
`cis done -a swab:, a swish, a thud -
that's cel -
1 tut the turf, nut waving the teucity
Io nit ine uath
a t la$t: She ties in a curve most gra-
. r"aaau_-
a ,o Lilts benKti a crit Kbrue,s c i yunuttl
ricer,.
ueaiitz",rodl Q glut + i- i,l .R'ri ;rig anti awn-
I,.,e,t\.., faunae tut. i idler fr brill
.'".. s ,l t ,e diel d1'1 i a,aae,age \\:a\.'tt X71
a, t.:a.
that 4.4'44'444,4A a..:t r. t. 1aiUst1 t1 and
It.eatr,I
i.et 7a.+a.ark{. ii'-es,•n. .rg,a,a.it .e5 i+t. tut> rT;*
it.ey \e nett••: at'itKir
.tarred Her.
A (.11.1mm m \\ ulti:in sclis traveling iti
:aromelet. On n trip lutein_h :1 nee...et
. was r.tarrifel by four stalwart totteks
1, as eituir 13 1>rn,leai tin itt+tes I.lie
a:1\ 'es statrtt"tl taut with ;treat cheer
t as the Journey progressed anti Ili*
9.i1 t"k•air dwtwti open theta tnt"y tna•_u n
egiaitat a prayer ti> Allah it w:t:
it•Ia, rum . 't€u' gh a tilt Mournful it:-
,relseeeeet rexi'i titinuu was sorlthinn, fins
Gt.w scaly +iok,•ti On awakening.. the
pr.tyer. Irrot\'tt more tnalairifnl, alrlire,-t
1evrelirti t;, meas stilt being intoned
11;r/then ue tier iuti•ri>reter she tasked
at;at7if.,� of the 3nysteriotts words
tilteri>reter pretended not to bear,
twine, preeeed tar an answer titian
a\we"d low and said:
".11aden5. sinr•e yen Insist, they pray
teat the great Allah may snake you
fat." --Cham go l'ribone.
Sacrifice!
There was only one piece of pudding
.ear dinner, and Mrs. Jones divided it
between her t•hlldrett. Ned and Grace.
\ea looked first at his piece and then
t'bit mother's empty plate. "'Mother,"
ale said. 9 -don't think I can eat my
paddingieing while you tavenwt any.'" -Why,
lett, said the mother. much pleased,
"stow unselfish yon are, dear: But. you
lee; ray boy, there Is no more pnd-
Iig." 9 ttnow that, mother. You
tripe 'Grace'si"-Lo'ndoti Maii.
t
One Exception,
'"''Wbere there's a winner there's alt-
nye a loser" •
"'Not always."
"Weil, masse au instance to tite eem
arsee
"Wben you're playing cards with
titer girl for kisses.*`
teIIhaat-- ui mfrsdd the .doctor's
high. Beribatut4int be enc"
Ms B.euhatd-".vl'liitt'a vb
TOtIg ThYire .,,
t!o lnlaerxbie b
W Shakcopearn
PERT PARAGRAPHS..
�O1\XE persons are ,so that
unlucky , y.
they always get the seat in the ear
next to the large lady' who has been
eating onions,
it is bard to make some people tin
derstand that What Is yours i'n't alt
their own and that things that are
disagreeable to 'the.0 may be odious
to you,
You have to show up the cocksure
fellow occasionally or there's ne liv
tug with WM.
Anyway, the people who are iu the
limelight .can't °hive *many dnrb se
Frets.
We hate :to have our t'rientis pity n'
and think thetu hard hearted If flee
liiil't.
Don't find fault. If you must wori
op' your meanness, just get some
sharp tongued person started on .the
subject ,,you Want to see ventilated,
€)un't reel hurtIf somebody else
atoes your work better than you du h
ei'•t1 rets your job if you don't prop rl.y
attend to it S•uurseelr.
Some people won he. sat1,t tl
awitli tt ("bailee t,, go to Iteawen limes'.
t svt+re tutu€�bi�tl With a return
tl. keta
We
iaaF
a 1 none the e'hlef difference be
being a schemer r and n dreamer
rely one ut praetiv at.iiity,
Th.re Is no sense In tieing a
t'or .' n sou wouldn't be a rout
RSee
the mighty hunter
rMan of Blo
od.
h'ront
the lira
without pity
Coming forth to slay
Tustin play ,
Wild, ferocious quail,
With no salt on the tail
Ot a single one,
To have tun
With the plover
That hover
Over the stubble.
, To bubble
With enthusiasm,
Over prairie chickens
While the plot thickens.
1Citi there be game Ieft
When he is through?
Will each bird family be bereft
By what he will do?
Well, not
Exactly. His plot
Sounds large,
But when he makes the charge
The birds may be elsewhere,
Feeling pretty fair,
While the owner of the
Nearby cow
May allow
That he'll bane to be paid a, .lot
For picking out the birdshot
From Bossy's wide
Side,
Ob, the city bunter,
Wild, ferocious man
That he is; his plan
Goes oft astray.
For, say,
Instead of picking the prize
Be is in luck to get
Exercise,
But it is nice
To know that a few birds may :€
Be bought at a reasonable price.
toot.
50 I'If R Ci N�'+1r';a ill" rTJEryRy. WITH ITHE CANADIAN BANJ.
OF COMMERCE
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RET, $12,500,000
MONEY ORDERS
S
Mr. Ed, Peters of Arva, .Ontario,
writes, "I used Homestead Bone Black
Fertilizer on nay wheat this stall.
Where I,used it the field ;is 50 per
cent better. I intend using snore of
the fertilizer in the Spring,
Hotnstead Fertilizers are manu-
factured and sold by the Michigan
Carbor Works, Detroit; Michigan,
who will send, free to any farmer
their book on fertilizers with a
handsome ecalender postage :,aid$
They want agents where t11ey are
not now represented, Address -
Michigan Carbon Works, Postoffice
Drawer 814-A, Detroit, ,Michigan, ask
ing ,for terms.
ELIMVILL)BB
The Elimwille football team went
to Saintsbury last week and played a
good game with the boys of that
burg and succeeded •in: defeating .them
one to none. -On Friday evening last
Eliinville and Winchelsea played a
friendly game of 'baseball which ended
in a walk -Over for Winchelsea. El
imville can put' up a good game of
football , but lack considerable in base
ball. -llxss Dickinson of Saintsbury
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mr
Jas Flora, -Wes, horn returned last
week from the West• Wes believes
in the stay in Ontario plan. -Rev. and
Mrs Steadman left Tuesday morning
to visit Mr. Steadrnan's father at
\Vyoniing, before leaving for 'a six
weeks' trip to the Old Land, While
away ;they are ;going to attend the
World's Sunday School Convention
held in Zurich, Switzerland. -Mr. Jno
Tucker took in the Seaforth races on
Thursday- and reports a good time.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that C ontain.:M ercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense amen land
eompletely derange the whole,system when entering
it through the mueous surfaces. Stich ar ielesshould
never be used except on prescriptions from repute-
bre physicians, as the damage they will do is tenfold
to the good you can possibly derive from them,
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. 1'. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, 0,, contains no Mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly on the blood and mucous
the system. In buying oft b
surfaces y ng $alI's Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine, It is taken inter.
flatly and madein Toledo, Ohio, by y,' ,r. CHENEY
& CO. Testimonials free.
Sold by all Druggists, Price -15o. per bottle-
Take Hall's Family Pilisfor constipattun,
GODERIOH-A near drowning and
a heroic rescue occurred here Saturday
night. Two young men were bathing
in the mouth of the Maitland River,
where the cnrrent is more or less
treaeherone, and one of them, Uns-
worth Jones, though a swimmer, was
overcome in some manner, and if his
companion. George Case, had not'
immediately gone to bis reseue, a..
drowning would have been certain.
Jones was unconscious .when his res-
cuer pulled hirci out of the water:
A WINDSOR LADY'S APP i1,
To All Woinen-I will . send free with
Bull instructions, nay hone treatment
which positively cures Leucorrhoea, Ul-
ceration, Displacements, Falling of the
womb, Paintuli or.Irregular Periods,
Uterine and Ovarian Tumors or growths
also ITot Flushes, Nervousness, Mel-
ancholy, Pains in the Head, Back or
Bowels. and Bladder troubles, where
caused by wea mess peculiar to our sex
You can continue treatment at home
t a cost of only 'about 12 cents a week
My boos:, '"Woman's awn 1�iedleal Ad-
viser," also sent free on r eilnest.
enera i Write today Address, Mrs. :Summers
Box. B. 840 Windsor, 'Ont.
He Knew.
"1 can prove to you the power of
mind over matter," said the professor.
"You needn't bother to," said the big,
fat man.
"But you may not understand it-"
"Yes, 1 dol My wife weighs only
eighty-five pounds."
Explained.
"Ail the world loves a lover."
"Is that so?"
"Why?"
"Rohl Why? Because fie is such
an easy marks
rK
Not a Clear Title.
"Does Thompson
bear a good repu-
tation?"
"Let m e see -
Thompson?"
sal: e$.i"
"No, 1 don't
think so," -
"Why?'
"He ran for of-
dee
fdee once"
SK
BRINSLEY.-A very pretty wed.
ding was solemnized at the home of
11Fr, Wm. Pierce, Brinaley, recently
'when his daughter, Ruby Mara, was
united in marriage to Mr, F. Edmonds
of Manitoulin. The march was _played
by Mary Amos. The bride wasprettlly
attiredin cream pailette 'silk with pearl
and crystal trimmings ,and also wore
the regulation veil and carried white
: carnations and :maiden hair fern.
'The bridesmaid, 11+Iisn Margerie Ed-
monds, sister of the :groom, were a
° dainty white lingerie dress and car-
r tied pink carnations. The groom was
supported by Mr. A, W. Guild of Ham-
ilton. The flower girl Mies Vecua Tre-
vezhick carried a basket of nsarguer-
rtes and looked -very pretty dressed in
pink mull. The Young couple will
reside in Manitoulin. a,
Couldn't Be.
"The people of the law firm are no
gentlemens."
"What makes you say so?"
Because they ail three belong on to the
i
same college sorority."
141s Ruse.
"He doesn't know mach"
".He talks' as if be dial"
'Oh, that's just to confuse you to
you won't find him out."
His Viewpoint,
""What are you -doing for a living?"
'Working."
9s that the best you can do?'
"No; the waren"
Had Doubts.
""l lana "dying to go Op to an alrsblp*
e'T.d sort of like to do that, too, only
In afraid that the dying might mna-
saiae.
That ')rater,
on husband ever swear
shaves himself"
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RHEUMATIC
PAINS GO,
Swollen Joints
Vanish
RHElJMA - GREATEST teEMEDY
FOR. RHEUMATISM. :TOUT
AND SCIATIC ONLY tie CENTS
AND MONEY BACK FROM W. S.
COLE IF I'i DOESN'T SAT
ISFY
Thousands of persons during the
last year freed themselves from the
bondage 'of
Rheumatism; • •i d
g 2 them-
selves of the torturing pail„ reduc-
ed the swollen joints, threw away
canes and crutches, and from helpless
beings became able to work and be
of use to themselves and their fam-
ilies.
They took RHEUMA, the trod=.
ern enemy of Rheumatism which is;
also sure to cure Lumbago, Sciatica
Arthritis Gout Chronic Neuralgia -es
Kidney disease- -
Don't be skeptical about RHEiUsfl
You will know in a leve hours af-
ter beginning the treatment that
the poisonous Uric Acid is ieavin4
you! system throughthe natural
channels. You will feel better in a'
day you will know you:are going
to be cured_ in less than a \week.'.
Don't. think because R1{EUMA
sold for citly 50 cents a bottle ,iaat
it won't bring you back to health,
There is no guess work about it,?
RHEUMA is better than any react!y
at ter times the price. Ask. W. 5,
COLE Exeter.
Issued by The Canadian Bank of Commerce,' are a safe, convenient and
inexpensive'ethod of remitting small aunts of money: These Orders,„
Ta able withe�t �t charge at any bank in Canada (except in the 3tukcl tli -<.;'
erritory) and'in the principal .cities of the United States, are issued
the following rates .
$5 acid tita r . . , .. , .......... , 5 cents
Over ars and nori:usceeciing $10 6 "
10 .I, 0 30 10 "
" BO ' ala SO.., 15 so
REMITTANCES .BROAD
should be made by means of our SPECIAL FOREIGN DRAFTS and MQNYEY
ORDERS. Issued without delay at reasonable rates.
EXETER BRANCH -C . L, W'AUGTi, Manager. Branch also at Credltotl
The Molsons Bank
Incorporated 1855
Record of Progress for Five Years --1900-1911
Capital - $3,000,000 $4,000,000
Reserve $3,000,000 4,600,000
Deposits - $23,677,730. 35,042,311.
Loans and Investments 27,457,090 38,854,801
48,237,284
Total Assets $33,090,192 .
He s 83 Branches in •Janada, and Agents and Correspondents i n all the
Principal Cities in the World.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTi3D,
SAV1NCS. BANK DEPARTMENT
at al Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate,
EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. ,
Dicksolv & 04.nrINai•, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON Manager,
i? 1 t.�lil
R H
A D TRUNK SY5��
G T n
: �U.,
NEW SERVICE
BETWEEN TORONTO, SARNIA, SAULT STE. MARIE, FORT ART-
HUR, FORT WILLIAM WINNIPEG.
STEAMBOAT SPECIAL -Effective June 7th, Westbound,
7,v. Toronto, G.T.R.
Hamilton G. T. R,
London, G. T. R,
Sarnia Wharf, Nor. Nay, Co
S. S, Marie, Ont., Nor. Nay. Co
An. Port Arthur, Nor. Nay. Co,'
Fort William, Nor Nay. Co,
Winnipeg, G. T. P. Rauilway
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10.45 ann.-Mon„ Wed., Sat,
11.53 a.m.- Ditto.
2118 p.m, Ditto.
4.15 p:m.- Ditto.
11.30 am. -Thur,, Sun. -3 p.m/Tue.
7.30 a,m,-Mon., Fri.
9,00 a.m.-Mon. Fri. 2.30 p in Wed,
7.45 a.m.-Tues., Thur., Sat.
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Parlor Cafe, Parlor Cars and First-cles>--Coaches between Toronto and
Sarnia Wharf. Standard Sleeping Cars with electric light in lower and
upper berths, Colonist Sleeping Cars berths free Dining Car and Coaches
between Fort William and Winnipeg,
Commencing June 16 a through electric lighted Standard 'Sleeping Car
wili be operated between Ft. William .Winnipeg,' Saskatoon & `'Edmonton.
This is the -inauguration of Grand Trunk. Lake and Rail Route Service
between Eastern and Western Canada.
A special train wil 'run the reverseway-from Sarnia. Wfarf to Toronto;
commencing June 8, and each Tuesday, Friday and Sunday thereafter.
Full particulars, Reservations on Steamers or Trains, may be obtained
on application to Grand Trunk Agents or write
C. E. HORNING, D,P.A.,
Union Station, Toronto, Ont
CORBETT-Mrs, Mollard of Grand
Bend is staying With her son Arthur.
for a few days. -Tom Ryan has gone
to Toronto seeking a position. -David
Sheppard is putting a cement wall un-
der his barn.
QUESTIONS OF LIFE are fully
and properly answered in The Peo-
ple's Common Sense Medical Adviser
by R. W. Pierce, M.D., As a result
of knowing the laws of health - and
nature happy marriages are sure to
follow. Ignorance leads to misery and
ill health. All the knowledge a young
man or woman, wife of daughter,
should have is contained in this big
Home Doctor Book containing 1008
pages with engravings and colored
plates and bound in cloth, nearly "00-
000 copies formerly sold for $1.50
each, is send free to any one sending,
31 one -cent stamps to repay cost of
wrappings and postage. There are no
conditions to this offer and the read-
er must woe associate this book with
the advertising pamphlets prepared by
quacks throughout the country. Ad. -
,dress 66Z Washington St., Buffalo.
Say a GOOD. Word
it is wise to say a good
word for yourself or your
business, whether your;
stock in trade be merch-
andise or labor, Want
Ads.. are the most direct
line of communication
to the best buyers.
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haying Tools
Now isthe time to prepare
for the ,Haying Season
We handle the ` Celebrated
B. T. Bros
living.Tools, Litter Carriers,
Steel
Stalls and Stainchion
Nothing
I3etter and nothing
quite so good.
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Snell
Exeter, Ontario
mple1 eat ,Agent