Exeter Advocate, 1909-08-12, Page 5i
IS TOUR STOMACH WRONG?
LITTLE DIGESTERS
will put it right
gunk& old surely.
Magi boa H they
Ile ad Caro.
AI ad Doodled&
L
Porter
Undoubtedly the best ixtewed on
the continent. Proved to be so by
analysis of four chemist;, and by
awards of the world's great Exhi-
bitions, especially Cntcat;o 1893,
where it received ninety-six points
out of a possible hundred, much
higher than any other Porter in the
United States or Canada.
Oxetcr buocate
EXETER — — ONTARIO
$11.00 it paid In advance,
*LSO • year if not so paid.
To Dulled States Seismic ribcr.$1.10
• Year Strictly is Advance.
BAN & CREECH, Publishes.
Fall Term from Sept. lst
After twenty-two years of •olid work ice have
become the largest, best arid most suroeasful
practical training school in western Ontario
with no superior to Canada
Three departments—
Commercial, Shorthand & Telegraphy
We assist graduates to positions as %cell asglse
a most thorough training. Get our free cata-
logue at once.
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN
Principals.
High -Grade
PIANOS
are always a pleasure
to their owners
We have sold and are selling a great
many high-class pianos—and always
at reasonable prices.
Our Numerous Satisfied
Customers is the strongest
guarantee of the truth of the
above assertion.
Our pianos to -day are the best that
the piano-tn kers produce and our
prices and terms are what you will
appreciate.
Do not be too quick to believe per-
sons who tell you different from the
Above for the purpose of selling you
cheap and, in some cases, trashy goods
at big prices.
Call and see tis and be convinced
that what we say we live up to.
8. MARTIN &. SON
Exeter's Leading Musical Emporium.
They are noted for the quality of their goods.
'1CUILLIVIIAY COUNCIL.
Cowncll met .August .id. pursuant to
adjournment. All members present.
Minutes of last net time read and signed
A large number of accounts were paid.
Murdy—Clens—That the London Tp.
Telephone Co. be granted the right to
extend their telephone line along the
1st con. of McGillivray, said line to be
erected In accordance with the Town-
ship by-laws regulating same.—Carried.
Morgan—Poore—That By-law No. 7,
ot 1909, for borrowing sums as requlr
ed to meet the current expenditure for
the present year as read a first and
second time be read a third time .and
passed.—Carried.
The Council then adjourned to meet
in the Town Hall On the first Monday
in September at one o'clock.
J. D. Drummond, Clerk.
McGILLIVRAY.
After an illness extending over a year
Mrs. John C. Dignan passed peacefully
away at Parkhill on July 'loth. She was
a d tughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle and
was born o.t the old homestead In Mc-
Gillivray near Mt. Carmel, About 31-2
year ago she was married to Dir. Dignan
and resided for a year at Sylvan. 1 hen
removing to Parkhill.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseas-
ed portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is eau+ed by an inflamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube!, inflamed you have a rumbling sound or im-
perfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deaf -
nese is the result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal condi-
tion, heari.t %a ill be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by Catarrh. which is nothing
but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces
We will izive One Hundred Dollars for any rase of
Deafness( ause.lby catarrh) that cannot be cured
by Hail's (at rrh Cure. Seud fur, it ulars free.
F. J. t:IIENF:Y Sr CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, ?:�•.
Take !fall's Family Pills for constipation.
IZIIIKTON.
Mies Mary Ilazelwood. wt 0 1.ws been
in Toronto Hospital for nerve trouble,
19. we are pleased to say. tntproving.i
but the doctors say a change of climate
is necessary lo complete recovery.
Med Doo : On. Thursday last a
dog, foaming at the stout;, and snapping
at everything within reach, rustled into
Councillor William Andereo"'s yard
and then oft down the road. Mr. And-
erson and Walter Hazelwood thought
it well to give chase, and getting a
horse and rig they started out In pur-
suit, and overtaking U eltot tee bru•e
before any damage was dors. T: a get: -
Heinen are to be commended for t:.e:r
prompt action.
WESTERI"4 FAIR
11oNuory
Open
to the World
Athletic
Day
Monday
Dog Show
Ontario's
Popular
Exhibition
Sept. 10-18
Increased
Prize List
Speed
Events
Daily
Cat Show
The Great Live Stock Exhibition
Music
ill'it 1lighlAtulet4
7th Fue:liers
FIIIEW0HK8 ' TAKE A iII►I.i1AY SPECIAL RATES
EACH EVENING , and visit London's Fair tie En AI.1. h.a1t.nit.atei
Attractions
I'r.'grit ns Twice i)eily.
The Ilett Ever
Price Lilts, Entry Forms, Pregramme, and ail int roiati on from
W. J. REID, President
A. M. HUNT, Secretary
CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION
TORONTO
August 28th 1909 • September 13th
Greatest Lice Stock F:xhibit on the Ccntinent Forty industries
in active operation.
ADMIRAL LORD CHARLES BERESFORD
will officiate et npenint ceremonies on Tuesday, August 31st.
MILITARY YEAR AT THE FAIR
Model Camp- Victoria Cross and Wrestling on Horseback Competitions be-
tween teams from Pragcons and Artillery --Artillery Drive 2.1:r-ocai Rite, etc
GREAT DOUBLE BILL OF FIREWORKS
THE SIEGE OF KANDAHAR
BATTLE OF THE NORTH SEA
Diiaeed.o.ghts
i.
Naval Settle
1000 Nen
in
Uniform
VATCI! FOR RIDUCT*D RATES AND IJCOR31O113.
Per •e Isfo,tlnsfes scow Messier J. O. ORR. Orr Na& Teens%
iECZEMA VICTIM SAVED—
WANTS EVERYONE TO KNOW
Wintergree.. Conlpoutid Stopped itch at
Once—Disease Soon Disappeard.
Atter taking tteatntent front two doc-
tors, and trying many different reme-
dies from drug stores, that only sem-
ed to make the disease more intolerable,
Mrs. H. E. Johnston of liespeler, Onf„
found a cure. It is simply a prepara.
tion ot o11 of wintergreen, compounded
with such well-kt:own healing and anti-
septic substances as thymol and glyerine
but it certainly cures the disease.
Here's what Mrs. Johnston says of it:
"Your preparation has cured me pt
Eczema after doctoring with two doctors
and trying different ointments from
drug stores, that only made 1t worse.
I feel as though everybody should hear
of it so they might be helped."
Wy go ot; suffering from torturing
skin diseased, when there is a cure
ttiat Is simple, safe and sure.
For tree sample bottle write to T:.e
D.U.D. Laboratory, Department, E. A.
23. Jordan street Toronto.
For sale by all druggists.
CLANDEI3OYE
The death took place in Toronto on
Sunday of etre. Ja;te S:•toft, relict oft
the late Daniel Shoff of Clandeooye,whd
died there some years ago, where lie
was license inspector. Mrs. Shoff went
to Toronto Just a week ago Intending
to take up her residence with her son
and daughter iii Toronto. Site is sur-
vived by five sons and one daughter as
follows—Harry, Elgin and Mrs. Nc-
Kechnie in Toronto: Fred in Edmon-
ton; Rrnest in Dawson City, and Dr.
Oacar in the States. The funeral ser-
vice was held in Clandeboye Methodist
Church on Tuesday, interment being
nide at Nursery Methodist cemetery.
OASTOR.2.d.
Bars the The Kind You Hare Always Bought
algeatare
of
GREEN iv. Y.
Mies Della and Master Addison Baird
npent a few days the past week at W.
J. Wilson's,—Mr. 1Vni. Whitesides has
purchased a handsome new buggy from
R. English. •tVllllant believes in having
things up-to-date.—Everybody in this
vicinity took In the sports at Grand
Bend on Gala Day.—Miss Ilarbara Pax-
man of Parkhill visited her cousin. Mise
Haggle IEoteon.—Mr. and Mrs. Ed. John-
ston of Varna visited at C. 1I. Wilson's
and A. Pollock's this week.—Mesers.
Ray and Lawrence Pollock were Thed-
ford visitors on Sunday.—Mr. Ed. Cork
of Stratford visited at Mrs. T, N. Hay-
ter's this week.—Mr. C. Ii. Wilson, who
has been repairing the old homestead.
house. Lot 43, 8. B. Stephen, found
the shingles on the north side of the
house in fair condition. They were made
by his tattler over 45 years ago from
split pine. A sample of the shingles
take.i from the south side of the house
Is on exhibition In the Greenway Post
Office
N
THIAMES ROAD
The Bethany Anniversary Services wit
bit held Aug. 22nd. Service at 11 •elle•
taken by Rev, Hobbs of Exeter : sing-
ing led by the Ellnnrllle choir. In the
evening at 7 p.m. Rev. Watson ; sing-
ing led by Thames Road Preabyterlarl
choly. A freewill offering of /125.00
la asked tor.—Rev. Watson, pastor.
cI.1sTO111.2aa
Bean the The Kind Yw Hata Alva Boltgtt
8lgasts?,
of
HENS.aLL
Mrs. Frei. NU Donee aLJ thlidr (.ave
!.sen visiting Detroit relative'.—`.irs.
Fred. Smallacombe has returned from
the Soo. where she was visiting rela-
tive.—Melvin Stoneman left last week
for Toronto, who: he Intends remain-
ing for some time.—Rev. Mr. Ntillyard
In holidaying at Grand Bend for a few
days.—Josepli and Mrs. Case returned
front Seattle, where they took In the
,tlaskan Exhibition.—A number of In -
thane have arrived from the Mtunsey Re-
serve, and have been put to work pull-
ing flat.—Miss Greta and Erma VhQltt
returned to Woodstock atter spend/lig
a few weeks with friends.—Mr. John-
son of Willow Hall received the sad
pews of the death of his son-In•Iaw,
Mr. Short of Woodstock, atter a short
illness. Niigata Mary and Etnnna left on
\Veinr,day to attend ttte funeral.
Sudden Dealt.—White working o;, the
tarns of his father -In-law, Jacob Latta,
0n August 3rd, Leonard llougitton died
suddenly of .heart failure. Ile had been
In hie usual health up to the moment
of death and his sudden call was a pain
:to shock to his young wife and rela-
tives- His Is the fifth death In the fam-
ily from the same cause. The others all
died in Hensel!. The deceased was a
quiet indu,trlous young man and well
thought of by all wtio knew hint. ills
widow is a daughter of Mrs. Jacob Lat-
ta, who died o.: Thursday last.
Deana of Mrs. Latta—O:t July 29. Mrs.
Jacob Latta of Tuckeremith departed
t'tis life after an illness of sev-
eral weeks. The deceased had passed
the prime of lite, being in her err,. rear.
w, s well-known and mu:h esteem
el. Tee funeral. which took place 01
Sa•u-day. was attended by a large hu -l-
b,'. The l•mterntent took place a• etc-
Taggert'.v Cemetery.
HARRY REID KNOWS.
w. Q. Cole. the drugglet. does r.ot
gut.raetee Parisian Sage to grow hair
01 every bald head, but If there Is any
life left In the roots of your hair. Paris -
ti' Sage will stimu`ate the hair bulbs
and rause your hair to grow agein.
Here is once case. "i am now using the
second bottle of yohr Paristan Sage.
can notice a new cror of hair appear -
Ing. 1 ant glad to say It Is a darker
rotor that; my t,alr was before I be:ame
bald." Harry Reid. 10 Mantattat: 1St,.
Ito: heater. N. Y.
Don't wart till you are bald before tes-
ter: Petiole-.. Sage. use 1t now.Kill the
dindruff germ a::d preve:tt baldness. W.
Cole. the druggist selis Parisian;
Sage at Svc. a bottle. and he guarent•
ces it to cure dandruff. stop talll;.g
hair. and cure all diseases Of the sealp
or money back. Parisian Sage Is a de.
lightfully invigorating hair dressing : It
makes the hair soft fluffy and beautiful.
GRAND BEND ---
Mr Cyrus Green and 50:15 lett F't-
dayfor Port Huron —Mr. Sem Pedlar „'
Ailsa Craig visited relatives sere Ste. -
day — Mr. 11. Zapte of Stanley visited
his pare :ts here Thursday and Friday
Mr C. Zapfe accompanied him back
attd will visit 1 Is son for a week —Mr;
EJ 0!11, jr., is amities aver the ar-
r!vai of a 50./ Olt 13unday the yth, —
Mr. and Mrs. Gravelle spent Sunday at
Port Fcatiks,—err. 11. Gill of Port Frank
brought up a load of people In his gas-
oline launch on Gala Day.—)lies Mary
Raebunt. who has been clerking at Mr.
.tunes■'ore left for Port Franke of
Friday.—Mr. E. Mo!lard :s delighted ov-
er the birth of a stet at his lone.—Mr,
and Mrs Smltit and sir. and Mrs. Ro-
berts visaed at St. Joseph Sunday. —
Messrs. Rosa, Joe Disjardlne and .Nel-
so•t Itavelle aid their families spent
Sunday at Port Franks.—Mr. 11. Hanle -
:on is on the sick tis,.—lir. Ed. Dla-
Jardlee lett Sunday for K- ttic Point.
Gala Day Sports,—Ti:ere was a large
crowd Isere last Thursday, Qiaad Bend's
big sr.ortfiie day. The following are the
prize winners—
Men's boat race, 1-I. McF'ee, tV.Kibler,
Boy's boat race, R. rlewcy. 9'. Craven,
Men's swimming race, Taylor, Findlay.
Boy's swimming race, i1. Dewey, I.Green
In the afternoon a big calithuoiplan pro
ceasion was held. Many other sports
a!ao, such as, Road race for silver cup,
1. De!bow, R. Dewey. 100 yds. open, 8.
F'. B_oodsworttt, E. Schroeder, Fat
scores 100 yards, A. Seitrcetian, Jo: Rau
lou yards boy's under 10, It. Purridge
J. Waterhouse. 100 yards boys under
10, C. Laughton, H. Kraft. Wheelbar-
row race, H. R'lntd and J. Scott, Il.
Southcott and J. Mitchell. Special rare
of 50 yards for ladies. prize a leather
covered rocker valued at $20 and donat
ed by C. M. Walker of Wingham, Mies
Stott. Mrs. J. lleaman.
A baseball match for a silver cup was
played between Parkhill and Grand Bend
Campers and resulted in favor of Park-
hill by a score of 10 to 3. A grand dis-
play of fireworks in " e evening wound
up a most successful day's sport.
W I l A L E N
Miss Ethel Parkinson visited friends
around here during the past week.—)flea
Edna Gunning returned home from her
holidays on Tuesday.—Mrs, J. V. )fill -
non treated the children of the S. S. to
a pleasant arternoon'c sport on Tuesday
at her home. A choice programme was
given by the scholars, consisting of
Hinging, recitations, drills, etc., after
which swings, games, and other amuse -
meets were fully- enjoyed by Lite little
onea. Their mothers were present and
helped to increase the pleasures of the
afternoon,—Rev. Mr. Kestle of Exeter
preached here on Sunday in the absence
our junior pastor.—toles Sarah Polly -
blank of Granton visited friends here
Sunday. --Many from around here took
In the circus In London on Tuesday.
CORBETT
Miss Madeline Morrison of Detroit is
vinitlng with ,Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ityan.—
Mins Dot Jones of Ottawa arrived last
week to spend some time with Ler grand
mother, Mrs. Laurie.—Mr. C. East wt o,
has been In Australia for the past ten
years spent a few days visiting with
his father,—Mies Leafa Watson arrived
at tier tome here after spending two
weeks visiting her uncle in Stratford.
•--Miss elinnie Sherritt left on \Vednes
day to spend a few weeks visitii,g with
friends in Detroit.
With great regret we fav: to rero:d
tele week the deans of qtr. Itoterl Tay-
lor which took place at !:1, 11on1c .til
%Voolsley, Man., On July .0th. He left
Corbett about 10 years ago. He was
noted throughout life for his honesty,
uprlgttness and loyalty to both church
and state. Of Irish birth he was a Con-
servative le politics, an Orang'titan ani
a Methodist. He was for many years
a member of the Quarterly Official
Board. A wife and large family are
:t to mourn.
LUCAN.
(Too late for last week.)
, Mr. and Jiro M. Harlton of Pelluroa
are visiting friends in town.—Mise Mary
and Enid Endicott 01 Whitby have let',
tOYI'A Inter spending a few weeks whit
their grand mother here.—)flse Agnes
Fox has returned after a months' visit
In Muskoka.—Along those who lett
bast week ter a trip to Gowganda were
Mr. McNevin of The Merchants Bank.
Mr. W E. Stanley. Mr. Thos. Courser,
and Rev. Arthur Carllale.—Rev. Mr.
Kerr of the Methodist rhurch wet con
duet services In the Presbyterian church
here on Sunday nest In the absence of
the Ileo, Mr. Stcvcr,so;t who Is tmoliday-
teg.—Mrs. Charles Stanley aid Mr. J.
Hodgins have returned tome af•rr speed
Ing a few weeks at the lake.—Miss Moe
goniery of London Is visiting Ler sister
Mrs. W Stewartsott.—Mr. D. t. McKay
a :d father are spending a few days at
the Old Goya' lieu:tlon at Embro.—Nish
Nell Murray- j. as returi;ed after a two
months' vlelt to her sister in Belgrave.
1 -Joe Murry Is holidaying at Thorold.
—Over 50 townspeople took In the ex-
cursion to Niagara last week and report
a good tin;.—Mr. Alex. Reit!. letends
moving to town in the near future.
7.1 11ICH
et:lasts Nettie :t_d Mary De::tut: of
Wis., are visiting relatives
sere.—Geo. Kibler of Guelpl: a native
of this place. is upending a week with
!its au. t. Mrs. C. Fritz.—Mr. Beri:I ardt
of Presto , is a visitor at the Luther -
a,. Perm:ele r.—t(rs. St.eere of . Roche
tater. N. 1'.. is visiting her brother,
Mr. C. F raz.—Miss Ella Moser of Wa•
tttrloo is visiting Wendt; Its town.—Mr.
Me^.no Kipfer of the Parr Linel;as
c-e'ted a barn at;d t ae it nearly cor-
alcted.—Mr. Fred Hess of Berlin fe
-orte for a vislr with his parents. —
i .is !della F+seer of Toronto and Mrs.
11a-..1 of Berlin. are visiting tern' per-
e,;te. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald F'iseer. —
el:. S.a:nue: fla:.air w: 0 fox t..c past
few montes t:as been in poor t:eaith,
na,t become worse ar.d le confined to
his bed.—Several fields of wheat tit this
a•lci:•.l!y wll rue; 40 to St) bt•shels t0
tate acre.—Tr.e second game of baseball
botweei Zurich and Clinton will take
plica here on Friday night. Our bees
won the game in C7lnteen two weeks ago
and we look to see them do equally as
well this time.
Ir AROUND ABOUT US
IkAlkadoAdo.eikasa>Ikalkalkslisa .alkal
Miami—Death visited the home of Mr,
a id Mra. J. C. McMath, on August 5th
and claimed their eldest daughter. Myr-
tle 1'., at the age of 17 years and 5
'months.
Bayfield.—At the request of cite hus-
band a provincial detective Investigated
Into the cause of ttte death of the late
Ijtrs. Burns and reports that death
was due to heart failure.
Brucetteld—The marriage of Mia,
,Florence Ethel Kirkwood, daughter o:
the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kirkwood
of Brampton, to the Rev. Donald W. S.
Urquhart of Listowel, will take place In
eirampton on August 18th.
Kipper—On Tuesday last llobt. Nel-
lie of Klppen celebrated his 80th birth-
day by holding a picnic at Drysdale,
A large number of hie friends drove
down and Pad a good time.He was post
(naater at Klppen for 47 years.
Moray.—Mr. Ernest Durr and Mted
Laura Smithers were united It marriage
at London on the 118th July. The core
molly was performed by Rev. J. WV,
Baird of London, a former pastor of
Grand Bend circuit. We wish then( all
ltappitiese in their new home at Wart.
burg, Perth Co., where :Ir. Durr is en -
g teed as teacher in a public school.
Clinton—E. W. Jacobs, the clothier,
has finally made up his mind to try
his fortune in Saskatchewan,, and have
illy leased premises in Moosemin pur-
poses leaving Clinton in a month.
ewe
POINTERS TO NON -SWIMMERS.
Don't go beyond the depth of your
trips if you can't swim.
Don't plunge or struggle If you find
yourself in deep water.
Don't throw the hands or arms out
of the wuter.
Don't grasp any person who approach
es you: do what he tells you.
Don't attempt to get into a boat com-
ing to your rescue; catch hold of the
stern until assisted to get in.
CASTOR IA
For Infante and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
T111RD
OPERATION
PREVENTED
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
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Chicago, I1L — "I want to tell you
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operation. I had
already had two
operations, a n d
they wanted me to
go through a third
one. 1 suffert'd day
and night front in-
flammation and a
small tumor, and
never thought of
seeing a well day
again. A friend
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E. Pinkham's Veg-
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11 Langdon Street, Chicago, Ili.
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build up the feminine system, and re-
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One reason why there are po many
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er direct Irmo
THE COLEMAN
MEDICINE CO..
TORONTO
P
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Bicycles are
rapidly coming !lack
into popular f.tvor,
the demand this year being
five times what it was five years
ago. We have planned for it in
two ways—by getting the very best Eng-
lish wheel we can for popularselling,and
saving to our customers all intermediate pro-
fits by filling orders direct by mail instead of
through agent.. In tate way we can offer
$50 Wheels for $25
and give better satisfaction all round. The quality of the wheels is all right
- tinny the best material; used and only skilled mechanics employed in
c.mstruction. The equipment 10 right up-to-date and the machines
throughout are .rift, ,t, '.. a ran tt orii;tghly recommend. NVe sell automo-
biles a, well as b:r.r ;, , and our plait I. to make wheels serve as a good
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Farm Laborers
Wanted
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ALGERTA AND SASKATL:.:,•111
SPECIAL (,(11N6 t QQ Additional foe the Rett,rn heist
I XCURS IONS $10 TRIP, � V ends, conditions as below.
Aud. 19
Aud. 23
Aud. 27
Sept. 7
Sept. 10
GOING DATES
Irons Stallone north r.f lin• of (;.1.11. Tornato ted{arena, ani Fee.
P.c. Statloss on and ,.•.t nl ineonto•Sudburp Ila•,
From Toroatn and all (:.►.A. Stallone w.,l In Ontario on end •nntp
o1 masa 11.. el (;rand Trnah gr.. Toronto to Sorel•, • ad •11 %tattoo*
le ()starts ow N.(:.R., I.N. and IAEA A. Ay a,
Prom Stations Toronto sea east, Iacludted 1h•rbot Lebo sad Risds-
toe. sad all Nations le Ontario weal of Neafr.w, oleo statins• oft
C.O. A R. of Q. Rye., sad stenos, es R. A P. •oath of Realr•w.
From all Statins Toroslo tied wast. Iscludl•d St•lion. ee C.I.R.
Tomtit to Sudbury.
Iron •11 Maltose asst e1 Tomato In Ontario.
ON►.•WAY srcOND•ci.ASS TICRrTS WILL Ri. 5OL11 To wtNSIPr(; ONLY
Representative farmers. epp•inte,l by Manitoba. Sa.ka?thew an and ta.ra ..vernment•.
e : meet and engage laborers nn ar-ire: at w:snipes
rens transportation will be furni,hed at N tnnipea to pants on Can. Pae ober- laborers an
nee•1e.1, east of Mno,e Jaw, inerudins branches,, and N ss. east • mile tach was west
oxereof in Saskatchewan and Alberta
.t evrtifie,twis furnished with each ticket sad this rert,ficare when rser,,t.l by fsrmse
Meeting that laborer has worked thirty day, or mon. will b- h',n ,-- 1 fr,m test point
for • .ecomf rias, ticket bark •n starting points is Ontario, at SIS'%). prig, to
N to 30th. 1909
Tickets are gond only on •peci•I Farm Tab,rrn' 1-ai,t' and will is ars,e,i to cc.ra•n as well
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