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STEWART'S
PHONE 16
SPRING
STOCK
COMPLETE
And Ready for Your Verdict.
We arc told that our showing of new dress
goods are the finest in Exeter. The assortment is
large. the style new and values as usual the best.
Shadow and self stripes are correct for the sea-
son. We show some beauties.
60c. the yd. in lovely shadow stripes in all the new shades e f
(fray, Move, Green, Brown and Navy.
60c. the yd. for all wool Chiffon Mirror cloth. Lovely finish.
Swell for suits.
1.11.00 the yd. for to swell range of new satin finished silk
stripes, all the new shades,
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Ladies Black Ribbed Cashmere Hose Double I
Knee, Double Heel, Double Toe regular value 40c. f
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Do You KnoW We are showinga
great line of Ladies
ready to wear Tailor
'lade Suits, made from (Chiffon mirror finished broadcloth tritu-
vith silk tapestry stitching and large buttons, ('once and take a
see, we can fit you. Prices are not high.
Millinery Show Rooms Are Now Open
We are ready to care for all early orders. Mints Auld
is in charge. The change in hats for this season is very marked.
While the hats are large they are trimmed very flat; you'll like
them Conte and see the new style.
We believe we show the largest assortment of
Room Rugs and Linoleums
in the County. Our Rugs range from •6.60 to 630.00
Any size ar.d any color you want. Our seecial seamless Brussels
and Wilton Rugs are Beauties. Come and bring your friends
with you. It's nice to study the new styles.
Ask to see our new Velvet Rug $22.50
J. A. STEWART
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Upholstering
Nov is the time to have your Parlor Suite,
Couches and Chairs Upholstered.
1lonse denting will soon be in seas )n. \Ve do the uphol-
stering that tviIl satisfy vou and we will call and gt t the work
and deliver it again without charge.
We also Lay Carpets, Old or New
1t will pay you to let us lay your carpet.
All kinds of rep tiring done. You can let us know either by card or calling
at the shop.
JAS. BEVERLEY
SEEDS FREE
If you ask, you can have a package of
seed of this marvellous Russian Giant
Lettuce included absolutely free with ottr
stew handsomely Illustrated 1909 Cata-
logue. This lettuce is nearly as largeaud
solid as a cabbage. Stands hot weather
surprisingly well, and has a rich, buttery
flavor. if you prefer, you may choose a
package of our Colossal White Sugar
Beet or a package of Ostrich Feather Aster
Write to -day and nam* your chole.. She
mention nam• of this paper.
Seeds .1 tisk marvellous Russian Giant Lettuce Duch & Hunter Seed Co., limited,
aro given away fro* London, Ont.
Sexttmith twit bin shy walls, Oh Jerusalem."
Neither can we lose sight of your tin-
e- eerie forty. -Thr neighbors of bounded liberality to the church of
?dr. and Mrs. \\'m. Northcott stir- your choice and all good institutions.
prised them at their home on the You have always shown n willing -
2nd con ,• on Monday evening. March Hess to help on in n11 good things.
lath and presented them with n boon,- We shall gnus you in all the details
tiful chair each and the following of n consecrated life in the church
address• and in the social circle in which you
Dear Brother and Sister Northcott.
-On the eve. of your departure from
this community we would like in
some way to give expression to our
feelings. in the first place we re-
gret thtt you are under the necessity
of getting away from an active life
and seeking rest in a more retired
situation. .1s nn intelligent and in-
du.trious farmer you are lensing an
example not only to your boys but to
Ihe• neighborhood et large. But
w here yon have endeared yourselves
to us the most is in your wsrm at-
tachment to the church of God. Your
fidelity and never ceasing zeal in the
'Master's cause have won for you
golden memories that will never fade
or grow dim. We can never forget
your faithfulness nn the means of
Grace. in all kinds of weather you
made your tiny to th• house of God
with the determine tion and purpose
Of the Psalmist. "Our feet shall stand
moved. We want you both now to
're •e- t h •e • gift • as uo•mentnes of
our regard and esteem praying thnt
you may be long spared to spend
many comfortable hour• of sweet r••st
its the same. feigned on behalf of the
neighbors by one of the oldest resi-
dents. -Mrs. Wm. Campbell.
Mr. Northcott made n very feeling
reply on behalf of himself and Mrs.
Northcott. The rest of the evening
tons spent in music and other nmese-
menes. After it hearty supper pro-
vide(' by the ladies of the community
the people left for home feeling that
they had spent it very enjoyable time.
Mr. and Mrs. Northcott intend
leaving for their new home in Exeter
this week.
Mrs. A. SWildfong i'. at present
waiting on Ger mother. Mrs. C. Ald-
worth, at Ezert►who. we are pleas-
ed to note. is ree prints from her r• -
r,•nt illness.
Market Report, -The following is I Miss Neva Snell. of Loudon. is the
the report of Exet•r markets. sot- guest of 31rs. Satnt+ell.
r, ct, d i..1, to \larch IIth. Miss hate Stewart. instructress in
I',,s. bac. dress -making. is in town and has
Wheat a1.Oa. engaged th• room over E. EIliot'si
Oats 43 to 45. office.
Itarlt•y 53c. 'I he Rice -knight tilt;:. Co.. of Tor-
tihorts, 4'2,.
ligan t�2t onto, tcho have been exhibiting their
Klendid Flour. STAR, $3.00.
Feed
in town. furnished the
Feel Flour tti.40 to $1.46. lighting fur the banquet in the Opera
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Alsyke r6 to fR per. bushel. House last evening.
(•'over a. to tib. A tea in of hockey players went tot
f.mothy 1 to �' 1 • r. bushel. Tuesday evening to play a
Rutter 22 cents p"pound. return game with the team of that
Eggs, 20 cents. towq. We hate to tell the score.
(logs, dressed, $8.50 but it was 20 to 0 in favor of llen-
11ogs. 1iweweight 6.80. sill. We have been asked not to give
Coal, $7.25 a ton. the names of the local players.
Dried Apples 6 ccntlt. Rev. A. 11. Going left yesterday
for AM,tncey, where last evening he
united in itr,rriace the Superintend-
ent of the .� , c • • Inattt ute 'few. T.
T. George. to .in estimable lady. who
for some time has been the matron
of the Institute. •
Mr. Joseph Senior has on exhibi-
tion in his window a lemon grown to
the home of Mr. Geo. Kerslake, Lum-
ley. The lemon weighs one and three
quarters pounds and makes the or-
dinary irnported fruit look small itt
coo pa rison.
WANTED -Girls to learn dress -
\,., king ; also experienced dress-
urokrrs. wanted at once. Miss V.
Tr, bl. .
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR 8UR-
geon, will be at the Commercial
llotel. hours 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p.
ret. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
eases of eve ear and nose treated.
Next- visit tiaturday March '2 7�.
TEACHER WANTED
For school section No. 5 Osborne.
male, with second class certificate
preferred. to commence duties after
Easter holidays. Apply to J. N.
Perkins, Exeter Ontario.
North \Vest Lands Bought and Sold.
\V,. have a number of applications
for northwest lands in quarter and
half section lots. Any one having
western lands which they wish to dis-
pose of, will do well to call at the
Times Office and get particulars.
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The Time; till Jan. 1010
for Seventy Five Cents,
'fell your Neighbors a-
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Mr. J. G. .Ione. spent Wednesday
in London.
'.1r. Chas. Linderfi, ld was in Lon-
don Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Knight has returned
from Ilderton.
Mrs. 'Maria Gill is visiting rela-
tives at 'Ailsa Craig.
Mrs. A. E. llodgert visited
t i ves ir. Toronto last week.
75C.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
New
S hlt6Cdr1 WhIt6CaF1
This week brings us again to the time for opening
up and marking o8' our white wear, which has open-
ed out to our entire satisfaction. We have this
year with out a doubt, better styles and better qual-
ities in White Waists, Skirts, Corset Covers, Ira1'
ers and Gowns than we have shown for years.
White Waists
No. 940 No. 900
Goods
Are now ready for your inspection.
New dress ;goods in all the leading col-
ors. in plain clothe, fancy stripes, and
plaids. All at teasonable prices. We In white India Linen lawn trimmed
sell Oraftons prints. All guaranteed with Munro and Val Lace made in
fast colors. new style with long sleeve, sizes 3240
Price $3.50
Gent's Furnishings.
Mrs. Jeanette Ilrimncombe, relict The newest colors in shirts and ties,
of the late Thomas Brinincombe. and fancy braces. also a full stock of boots
mother of William ltrirnaconibe. died and shoes in all sizes.
in London Thursday evening after a Clean fresh groceries always in stock.
brief ihllness. aged 68 years. The
remains were brought to Exeter Sat-
urday morning, the funeral taking
place from the G. T. R. station, in-
terment being in the Exeter cemetery.
Mr. Willis Chipman. of Toronto. was
here Wednesday of Last week inter-
viewing the council regarding the in-
stallation of n waterworks system.
lie was accompanied by the council
around town and secured all the data
possible and will forward his report
to the council shortly. A visit was
made to the river ttnd Mr. Chipman
expressed some surprise that the
stream had not been harnessed long
ago, and an electric light plant
operated by water power.
On Saturday the 6th inst the ex-
ecutive committee of the \Vest Huron
Teachers 'Association met in the Mo-
del School !Clinton for the purpose
of preparing the programme for the
next Institute meeting in Exeter. May
20th and 21st. The following mem-
bers of the committee were present
Miss W. Howard, Exeter and Messrs
G. W. Shore. Dashwood. .1. 11. Ti-
gert and J. E. Tom, Goderich, and
\V. II. Johnston. Brucefield. In the
absence of Mr. .f. W. llogarth, pres-i
dent. Mr. J. Iiartley Clinton occup-
ied the chair. An excellent pro-
gramme was prepared and it was de -
Elder Elliott is learning the bakery aided to procure the assistance of
trade itt W. J. Statham's. some leading educationist from a
Mrs. T. II. ',McCallum visited her distances
London over Sunday. A Reactionary Storm Period is
central on the 15th. 16th and 17th.
This period leads directly into the
Venus period. combined with the
growing 3lars disturbances• and near
the center of t'arth's equinox. The
character of storms and weather at
this time is problematical, ns the
Mars influence will begin to domin-
ate the elements. and it cannot be
positively foreseen which way its in-
fluence will turn. In any event, the
days will show tis excess of perturb-
ations-thiit is, storms of rain, thun-
der and wind, or of snow and boreal
winds, will be of very decided char-
acter. ',V . believe that the latter
will prevail. and that the liars in-
fluence about this time will set a
winter pace which will characterizethe weather generally far into April.
The most interesting hockey match
that has been played here for some
time took piaci. Friday night be-
tween llensa11 and Exeter, when the
home team won by :3 to 1. The game
was replete with several good plays.
but at times was rough. Shepherd. of
the visiting team had one of his
teeth knocked out during a scrim-
mage. At half time the score was 2
to I in favor of Rxetcr, and during
the last half Exeter annexed the final
goal. The following players took
part Exeter 1'. Fleeting. goal: ,8.
Bawden. point : R. Southcott, cover
point : C. Dyer. rover : F. llan•kshntw,
centre; 11. Martin. left: G. Acheson,
right. Hensel) players Rickard. goal:
Cameron. point ; .Harold White. cover
point ; White, rover ; Stacey. centre ;
Ituchannn, left; Shepherd. right.
"Tommy," Mr. J. A. Stewart's de-
livery horse. while standing in front
of the residence of F. W. Madman
last Friday morning. took exception
to the barking of n dog and dashed
along Janne sir �.•t. Tommy didn t
stop to tura at Mein street, but con-
tinued through the Central hotel
arcbtwny. leaving aportion of the
delivery sleigh at the entrance. 11e
continued through ilissett's livery
biro, but was stopped by a portion
of the rig colliding with a door.
An Exeter hockey team consisting
of S. Ilawel••n. 11. Martin, G. Acheson.
F. Boyle. l'. Fleming and G. Palmer
went to Lucan Iasi Thursday night to with a return match ith Lucan.
The game resulted in a victory for
Lucan by 10 shots to 9. In the Inst
five minutes play the Exeter players
shot for a goal. the puck striking the
side of the net. breaking it, it por-
tion going inside the net and the rest
going outside. This would have tied
the game. but th • shot was not al-
lowed.
daughters in
Mrs. Geo. Anderson is visiting her
mother Mrs. H. Elsie, of Fingal.
M:ss May Armstrong has purchased
:e tfiillinery business in Lucknow.
Mr. \\'m. 'Monteith, of the Thames
I:oa•'. left yesterday for the west.
Mabel Mara. of I ucatl, is the
of her sister Mrs. W. 8 Cole.
.:, v. 'Cowan. of Chatham, preached
in the Presbyterian church Inst Sun-
da y.
'•ir. W. Ii. Gregory, of Stratford.
was the guest of his parents over
Sund.e;.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell, of St.
Joseph, were guests of Mrs. U. Mack
over Sunday.
Miss 'Maria Scldon, of Ingersoll, has
returned to continue as milliner for
,tones '& Clark.
Mr. 'Frank Bowden. druggist, of
Toronto. is spending a couple of
weeks at his home here.
Crossley and hunter will commence
a series of evangelistic meetings in
St. Marys March 21st.
Mr. W. J. Wanton was in London
Tuesday. being culled there owing to
the illness of his grandfather.
Remember the lecture Monday even-
ing March 15th. 'In Jaynes street
church by Rev. Jas. Livingston.
Messrs *James Walter and Peter
llew•den. returned Friday evening
after a ten days' visit to the Soo.
hiss Auld, of Essex, has been en-
gaged as milliner by .1. A. Stewart.
Miss Auld commenced her duties last
week.
The citizens of Exeter last even-
ing tendered a banquet to Rev. W.
NI. ,ll,irtin in the Opera !louse. I''ull-
er pa rticulnrs next week.
Miss Itweet. of 'townrinville, re-
turned to town Saturday. and hos
resumed her position as trimmer for
Miss A. Morlock. milliner.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of C. 1'. Hooper, who has
White Wyandotte eggs for sale. The
stock is the best that can be secured.
Miss Annie Cobbledick, who hes
been employed by the T. Eaton COM -
piny. of Toronto. hits returned to her
home here to visit prior to going to
Vancouver.
Mr. 11. 11. Morning. of Crystal City.
Man.. spent part of last week the
guest of his cousin Mr. C. 1'. Brooks.
Mr. Fred White left Tuesday for
1)••troit.
'1r. 'rhos. }landlord made it shie-
r. •nt of a carload of excellent horses
t•, Winnipeg Monday. The shipment
e. is in charge of Wnt. Hrock. of
40.
\ inehelsea. 111)11N
Mr. Donald Motherland es -M. 1'. 1'., TUOMPSON-in 1'shnrn.. on Mond.ey
for South Oxford has been appoint. d M:irch Rth. to Mr. find MIS.
1'hotnpson a son.
by the I'rot•inci:t1 government as di-
rector of Colonization. %with offices at
the Parliament buildings at Toronto.
At the 3rd Annual lianquet of the
London Rolling Milie Co. held re-
cently in London. Miss Jean Walker
was on the progrnm and gave a read-
ing which at is well received.
.1, W. Graham. of St. Marys. Secy.
of the St. Marys. Ontario and West-
ern Itailwny, was in town Inst l'ri-
day in connection with the by-law to
he submitted granting the railway
company :410.1/0f1.
Mr. Thos. Russell very pleasantly
entertained it number of his former
Thames Road neighbors at his home
on Andrew street Inst Friday even-
ing. A tory enjoyable tint.. Willi
MAitltIED
WA',ltONIt- in Aylmer. on Friday.
March 5th, Countess Amelia \\'nl-
rond. wife of J. A. Gillett, aged 24
years and 2 months. Deceased wns
a daughter of Wm. Walrond. of
\Woodstock, and niece of Mrs, Geo.
Atkinson. of toren.
BQt IRE-\BRILEY - At Whalen,
Wednesday. March loth. Minnie
May daughter of Mr. rind Mrs.
Frank Morley to Mr. ilarvey
Squire.
SPA It LING -11011 GE -At F'ullarton.
Wednesday March 3rd. when Miss
Minnie M. (lodge was united to
Mr. Percy .4. Sperling. of
she rd'.
spent.
DIED
1 MAcoMI E -in London. Thursday
Mr. W. W. Taman returned Tuns -1 March nth. Jeanette relict of the
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d •y from Detroit and Toledo. where[late Thome. 13r'macomhe. raged 611
h,, spent the past week s•.curing new year..
ideas in fnshionnhle• dr for gentle- GI NNINt;-At Whalen on leandny
roan. also becontine acquainted with March 7th. Wm. Gunning. t.gt'd 8o
the latest styles of cutting• ye are 1 months riled le ditys.
R. N.
ROWE
To work well, eat well
You can't work well if you don't
eat well. Yot1 can't eat well if you
don't feel well. Are you thin weak
run down. nervous? Have it cough
or cold? Take _
BRICK'S TASTELESS
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OIL
COD LIVER O L
and you'll' feel new life. returning
energy from the start. Keep it up
till your flesh comes back and you
feel like eating everything in sight.
Then you'll be strong and able to
take your place in the fight, Good
physicians recommend it. All drug-
gists sell
BRICK'S TASTELESS
W. S. Howey, Phm.• B.
Chemist and Optician
EXETER - ONTARIO.
BUS AND DRAY
BUSINESS
Having decided to go into the
Bus and Dray Business in Ex-
eter, I have placed a new and
up -to date rig on the road for
the conveyance of passengers
to and ft•oin the station and re-
spectfully solicit a fair share of
the business of the travelling
public. Falls at the office,
Phone 41a, cheerfully attend-
ed to
WM. ARNOLD
Blacksmith Shop For
Sale
First class stand doing good busi-
ness; also comfortable residence. III
health reason for selling. For terms
and porticulars apply to A, E. P1 M,
Exeter, Ont.
NOTI6[:
'1'o Farmers and Public
if you have any old iron,
Rubbers, Rags, Copper,
Brass, Lead, Zinc, bring it
to
M. Jackson & sons
The Old Reliable Firm
Where you can get
market price
in cash.
All sizes iron pipe, also
iron posts 0,1 hand.
M. JaeKsoo
Main St, opposite Electric
('ower House.
:•1 hMALI. olt LARGE i3AG.
of n fine grain. white nutritious
"Star flour." is sold ns our brand.
Have you ever tried it? Get your
grocer to give you our kind neat tion
and see
TIIE S1'I'EI*IOI1 RAKING
QUALITIES
that "Star Flour" possesses. Metter
and more wholesome. because of it
secret process that we put the wheat
through. Don't forget.
HARVEY BROS.
No. 890
In white lawn heavy embro front
trimmed with Val lace and Insertion
Extra value, sizes 34-40 Price $2.50
No. 935
In fine white lawn trimmed with
embro and Val lace. Sizes 32-40,
Price $1.50
In fine linen lawn with embro front
tucked sleeves and back, trimmed with
Val lace and insertion. Sizes 311-42
Price $3.00
No. 889
In white lawn trimmed with lace and
insertion with shoulder effect and long
sleeve. Sizes 34-40 Price $2.25
No. 870
In white lawn nicely tucked and
extra value. Sizes 32-40 Price $1.23
NO • v ll 866 In Whits Lawn trimmed with Einbro Insertion and Val e.
A perfect fitting waist, sizes 32-40...... ...Price 1.00
CARLINC BROS._
We Repairs 40
FORTY
40
All kinds of Boots and
Shoes for you
CEO. MANSON
Boots and Shoes
Next to Carling Bros.
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• TEACHERS of ripe se•holar-
25 chip, wide teaching and busi-
ness experience in leseling Can-
adian and American centres,
en,pto� ed by our chain of liigh•
[;rade Corteges, have built up a
suppeenor, unapproaehe.l curriculum,
Foch student is inetruetetl prlrately at
his own desk. We assist our graduate,' to
the hest positions.
Three'courern -- Cou,utcrciat, Stenogra
phy and Telegraph}.
Mail Courses. l toer any dad•.
write for particulars.
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Clinton Business Callen
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
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STRATFORD. ONT.
This school stands in the fore-
front as the largest and best
practical training school in
Western Ontario. \Ve have
three departments,
COMMERCIAL. SHORTHAND
oo TELEGRAPHY.
• All departments are in charge
of experienced instructors and
the courses are thorough and
practical. Our graduates secure
good positions. Students are en-
tering every week. Write for
our free catalogue at once.
ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN,
Principals.
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SNAPS
1 *30 Disc Grnphophnoe $15
1 *20 Disc Grnmapfione $10
511 75c. Discs each 50 cents
1.000 needles 75 cents
1 Good Organ :It a bargain
Will sell any of the above on the
installment plan *5 down ,all or $?2
per week. Edison's Phonographs *17,
$39. *h2 $100.00. Edison records 65e.
and 40 cents. Drop in and see them
anytime no trouble to show goods.
St. I'atricks and i nster curds on
sale, in great variety.
THE PURITY
1 :tnndittn Express Building.
White Wyandottes
Good '.tying Strain
1st pen. $1.50 for 13 eggs.
2nd pen, *1.00 for 1:3 eggs
Three settings of incubator lots at
special rates. 1st pen headed by bird
bred by .1. S. Martin. 1'ort Dover:
2nd pen headed by real good bird of
my own raising. Either pen needs no
comment as to anality. Communica-
tions answered promptly.
CHAS. 1'. IlOol'Elt,
'lox 157, Exeter, Ont.
AI'l'LiCATION To PARLIAMENT.
An Application will be made to the
Legislative Assembly of the Province
et (ntario, rat ate next session its the
Stratford and at. Joseph itadial Bail-
ttay Company for an Act ext. nding
the Unit• for the commencement and
for the completion of th • Company's
railway.
.1. t', Vine. rat, !Solicitor for. the
Dated at Ottatia the- 21t11 day of Applicants M4rUO 1 -18 son
A.
February A. D. Itt09, 8.
New Suitings in Greys, Tans,
Browns and Greens, Just
arrived styles same as cities,
but prices much lower. All
our stock is new and up-to-
date.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor..`
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
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RAND TRUNK SY'SEM
Settlers
Low rates to certain pointe in `iast"-
atchewttn and :Alberta. via Chicago or
Pott Arthur, each Tuesday during
March and April.
Pgcific Coast Excursion
Daily Until April 00th.
VANCOUVER. B. C.
SPOKANE, WASH.
SI3ATTLE, WASH,
PORTLAND. ORE.
for
$14.45
One-way second-class front Exeter
TO COBALT ANI) GOWGANDA
The Pioneer route is via Grand
Trunk and T. & M. 0. 'lty's.
Full information front
J. J. KNIGHT, Deptot Agent.
or write J. D. MCDONALD. Union
Depot. Toronto. Oat.
SETTLERS
TRAI
TO -
MANITOBA, ALBER
SASKATCIIEW'
icy Canadian Pacific direct Ila•
For Settlers travell.nr
with livestock and
effects
Special Trains
leave Toronto
Each TUESDAY t■
MARCH ..dAra1L
.1 10.18
Settlers ars families
without livestock
should use
Redular Trains
Pitying Toronto
10.115 p.m. daily
Tcurist Sleeping Cart
Fastest Tome
COLONIST CARS ON ALL TRAINS
No Chard• for a.rth.
Low Colonist Rates
Only Through Service to the West
Apply to nearest agent for full inlarrratton and
tree copy of "Settlers' tutde" or writs R. L
Thompson, D.P.A., C.Y.R., Toronto
A Man's Li
A Man's life in fell of crosses an
temptations. He routes into lit
world without his consent and gtoes
out against Lia will olid the toad is ex-
ceedingly roescy.
The rule of Contraries in one of !ho
tttiportnnt features'.? the trip,
When he it; very !elle the big girls
kiss him and when he gets big he klee-
se the little gills and settle of the pig
cues tote.
11 he ' eases a large family he its en-
doteed 1 v the i'remier.. but if he mite small • toque he is a t !lief.
But 1 ,.ying the t ight Piano from the
right I'• elite at the tight Price nlnkett
hint n. ' her n t hump, it thief or n blot
unarm{ e. And Ilia children will tie*
tip nf'• tall Itirrl
We eink we are the right people to
buy fi II). We Krow our I'ieno. and
Prices ;ttt' right; --Call and let Its con-
vince yon.
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