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STEWART's
CARPETS, CURTAINS
AND LINOLEUMS
House nrfflIi1u TrdOc IcQ,, Booiulii,
We art, more than tickled with the amount of business
to (late. We are told by people that have been around that
our stock is just a little more up -to (tato than any in town
and the values, well as usual they are in your favor.
$1.95
For your choice of the finest lot of Eng-
lish Linoleurns in Exeter. Our Linoleum.
came to us direct from the makers. We
buy them by the ton and in this way get
the freight prepaid. The advantage will be all yours if you order
from us. lVe are showing s" ,..11 new patterns in t1 lra1, tile and
nlaid effects, in 2, 3 and 4 yd. widths.
75
For the hest pure wool, Ingrain Carpet that you':1
efind, made from fine thorougnly scoured Carpet Yarn
dyed with '!ie best carpet dye Known to the trade
• You can I, iv cheaper lower priced wool carpet. Our
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes, avast be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
TlIt'ItSD)AY. MAY ard, 1906.
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LOCALS•
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GET YOUR L:\\V.\ MOWLIt
•h ': reel.:d :1l Iiar(teibs.
PEEVE IIOIIIER EXI'F:.CTS 1115
auto:nobile bele by Saturday.
THE SPRINKLING CART MADE:
its first appear:, 117.0 01 the streets
Saiur7! ty.
MISS li. 11ONTllltON \VAS lie.
:t few d ty.t fast tveek, ;1 Severn cold
being the cense.
COLE'S IJAICING POWDER NEV-
e.r fails to please. 'fry it. 25c. a
['wind at Cole's Drug Store.
Mlt. L .McTAGGART LAST WEEN.
shipped to London 262 :'nil ty boN<'s,
ni eking te.urly 1 carload.
.MISS JECKELL \VAS ILL LAST
Monday :it'd the pupils front her
ro:)rn tt :.re dismissed for the day.
MR. ANDREW GIBSON, ON
J 1l( -lay lust purchased the resiJencc
of Dr. !Collins on Andrew street.
OUR St, IISCRIITION LISTS
lvtvc been corrected up to dale. Est,
if the .tate opposite your name show.
correctly.
PATTEN & PERRY'. «.ii:iutY
front Kerry Co." in (7idlcy's Opera
'louse, evening M'y IG.1i, 1908. Str:et
parade at noon.
carpet experience has taught us that the best is always the cheapest. J (.loci tie light 1
Our new )ztterns are - g.rt and gas pleats for tlx:
MIt. NASII, INSPECTOR O '
1 ry pretty, Willou look
y� London district, w,a in totan llon-
at
them.
5c
For it pig rang of new wall
papers, all filly t; rounded and
beautifully 1 luted, neat
floral and sere ! patterns, in
(:linilner and Bronze efl',:,;ts,
$20
For the steeliest Eng-
lish Velvet Rugs in
town, direct to us frorn
the makers, the color-
ings and patterns are beantiful, soft
green, red ar d brown blendings they
are as pretty as pictures.
$5
lOc
For a very special range
of new full Gilt Nell
Papers, all up-to-date
patterns and designs, this
is the hest 10c paper we have ever
shown.
Buys a pure wool Room
Rug, 3x31 yards, perfect
colors, new patterns, mat-
ched border's, an ornament
to any room. We have all sizes in
wool, velvet and tapestry room rugs
all at prices iu your favor.
For a swell Tweed Rain Coat for men. This
coat is very suitable for spring and fall overcoat as
well as for rain. Drop in and we will show it
to you.
Store Closes at 6:30 p. m. sharp, except Wed-
nesday and Saturday.
S• A. BTEW ART
DIAMOND HALL
Everything
in Silver
That's about what we otter
you in Silver — everything
from the Teaspoon to the
Tea Service. The latest de-
signs from the master silver-
smiths of the world.
at Lowest
Prices
that you can get in any
other establishment. Easy
to compare for yourself.
Come, if you want a dozen
Spoons, a full Cabinet of
Silver, a Tea Service, a Cof-
fee Set, or any article in Sil-
ver, in justice to yourself
corue and see how well we
Can please you.
MflR6flflND
JEWELER & OPTICIAN
Eyes Eested Free. EXETER
Spring
SUItIns
LOCALS
Miss Mary Mitchell. of Clinton. vis-
ited friends un town last week.
Dr. Kinsman and Mr. Waring vis-
ited relatives in St. Marys Thursday.
\fila Steinbach, of Scaforth, visit-
ed relatives in town during the past
treck.
etre. W. .1. \V,hite ,and son Bcr•t,
of Ottaw•n, are the guests of Mrs.
John White•.
Mr. Oliver Harris, of Fullerton,
011 Mr. B. Cole were guests at Mr,
J. Essery's. 1•:den, on Sundae.
Mrs. C. \Vaslhburn, of Sunshine,
w -.1_v n pleasant caller nt the home
of Mr. rand Mrs. Alex liodgert last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. llawkehav, of
London, spent the forepart of this
week. with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hawk -
she w.
Jlr. and elle. Slott -dile Box, of
London, tette were veiling friends in
Stephen, 1(turnei} to their homes on
Muuday.
hiss Minnie McClaren, of Crornar-
tY, 11•4o 1118 boon visiting .ler... .Cohn
Hunter, for the pass tw-o weeks
leaves today for her honk.
Mr. Orville Godwin of St. 'I'holn.ls,
end Mra. (Ittv.)
Cu
rrie, of
Sarnia,thu were visiting at the parsonage
I 1st week, returned to their homes
eel Thursday.
MAiN STREET L.IDIES AID so.
ciety will hold its Innu.Il meeting
for •t be elsetion , f officer:: '1'hur,s-
d y .,I: , o'clock in the
lecture Tool,i ui t ao church.
MANY FRIENDS OF 1)It. ROLL-
_ ins' friends intend binqueting him
next %Vest e nt). evening prior to
his
IC'tvinfr for the northwest, where
tie intends loeating.
Mr. 1Vni. Duck, of )'ort Elgin, h is
tree engaged ns watch reptirer by
A. M ier11$Uid, the jetteler, Mr, Duck
as
1 r
na
i"9
hl trade
archamt
%eliile that trentlenetit it 18 in Is
in fort Elgin, and knowing his thor-
oughttese in turning out goad work,
eneageJ him to take :t uoeition here.
Say we got in some swell spring
Suitinge last week. They are
right up to the moment.
Cents are two inches longer
th:,n last year and the Lapels
are so much broader and deeper
th it you can't help but notice
them.
The Vests ere cut with five
buttons anti the Pants are just
a little peg toppy.
They are hearts ;Ill right for
15, $18 and $20
and no clatter
you can't find
Will fit as nice as
where you go,
anything that
they do.
Mlt. S. FITTON HAS MADE 8EV
ere improvements to his jewelry
store du rine the p st week. Ile
ll.,s h.Id a room plrtitioncd off in
t m+
which he will 1180 c,s
Le rear of his show roonn
optical rebel and has
st Wed nee instruments for the
fitting of );I t+.es, The wall show
ekes hive else) been altered making
the interior of h:a store presentable
even e n to the tnost f.istidioas.
THE OLi) LAUNDRY !WILDING
recently eu r'c}v, std by M r. 'thous e9
Bissett, collaps0d Wednesday morn-
ing, the wreckage falling across the
S4lewta1k. The building 11.111 been
jacked up ready for removal to Mr.
Hewlett's property on Will, ni street
and the workmen t'. ere cutting off
ul two fret from t he hot tam,
when it lurched forw'erd .end fell to
pees. Mr. 1ti•sett intended remod•
ling it 'Ind had brick on the ground
r the foundation rind veneering.
W. Tama et
Merchant Tailor. a el
fo
day examining the lo_al plant .
FOR SALE OR ItENT. — 1 1-2
story resieence in good repair, and
1-4 1101.0 land. Good fruit troei and
the best of water. Will sell obeap.
Apply to Cladtn.an & Stanbury.
'I'lIE LICENSE. COMMISSIONI:ItS
for South Huron ntct ;It Ilo15111 lase
Thursday to finish up the business
left over front the meeting of the
previous work.
\VOMAN"S INSTITI;TE. — THE
Woman's Inatitul0 will hold titter
regular meeting in Sensor's hall on
Friday. May 4th, at 3 o'clock.—.hiss
Balls, President, Mrs. IIastings, Sec.
MOHAIRS & LUSTRES
IN PLAIN AND FANCY
Fashionable Goods for Spring and Summer.
Black
Sicilians
2 iiig Specials
at 50c and 75e. 54
inches wide, very
bright rich finish,
fashionable for
skirts or suits.
Price 50c and 75c
a yaid.
50c Quality for 38c
Black and Colored Lustros,
the best and most serviceable
material for summer wear.
You can buy in Brown, Grey,
Navy, Cardinal and Reseda,
very bright finish. Our great
Bargain Price 38c.
Cream
Lustres
An immense
showing of plains
and fancies, small
rt e a t patterns.
makes lovely
suits and waists.
Price 40c and 50c
a yard.
EIOLIENNS in Black, Cream, Brown, Grey and
Blue, very rich finish, Dress lengths of 8 yds., snakes a swell
dress. Price $ 1 00 a yd.
CREPE de CHENES in Black, Cream, Card-
inal, excellent quality, 42 inch wide, regular price — 65 cts.
reiuoed to 50 cts.
IWe pay Highest Prices for Farm Produce.'
1
81\TMT_JI.J & ROWE
TO IIE POOR IS NO DISGRACE, l Market Report. The following is
but its awfully inconvenient. 1 the report of Exeter markets, sor-
MRt. I3EItT LUXTON IIAS JOINED! reefed up to M iy 3rd.
the Molson'A 13a.nk staff as junior I Wheat, 75 to 77 cents per bus.
clerk. Oats, 34 to 35 cents pet' bus.
Harley 40c. to 42c. per bus.
Peas, 60 to 70 cents per bushel.
Shorts, $20 u ton.
Bran, $18 per ton.
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Clover seed $8 to $9 per bus.
MR. ALF SI[EERE ON MONDAY' I[oy, 7 to 8 1-2 per ton.
left for Brantford, ethere his family! Butter, 16 cents per pound.
pias located. The household goofs+ Eggs 14c a dozen.
were ehipped on Tuesday. Onion 75 cents por bushel.
Ilried Apples 3c. per pound.
Chicken, young, 7c to 8o per lb.
Ducks, 10 cents per lb.
Geese, 10 tents per le.
Coal, $6.75 to $7.
Potatoes ,$1.10 n bog.
IIogs, Iiveweiglit, $7.10 a cwt.
hogs, dressed, $8 to 9 a cwt.
Mlt. JAMES \VALTERS 1S MOV,-
ing into the house he recently pur-
oh•ased from Dr. Anderson.
MISS EDITIH BEERS RENDERED
a very pleasing solo in the James
se reset church Sunday morning.
T11F. BAND BOTS HAVE PEEN MR. IIAROLD BISSETT IIAS RE -
diligently practicing rill winter ;Ind covered from his recent illness and
were out Saturday evening to show will resumehis duties as ledger clerk
t he residents how well they eau play. in the lfolsoti s bank about the 15th
The :elections rendered were very of the month.
plc.lsiig and w•dl eenderei. A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itotline, Blind, Bleeding, l'rotrud-
in; Piles. Di ugzfists are authorized
to refund money if 1'azo Ointment
fails tes ,cute in 6 to 14 days, 50c.
MR. 1':. J. SPACEMAN, OF TO1t-
o110, was in town Tuesday callin7, 011
old ac:tuaintances. Ile left the same
0Vening for Toronto and left there
ycse.rday nlortii9g for the west. Ile Mlt. TILOS. ACIIESON, OF T111•:'
internis t is;ting Regina, Saskatoon, Central, on Monday last purchased
and outer places, with the intention a handsome bees gelding driver,
of I,nospecting. four years old from Mr. 11, Ycllow,l
the price being itt the neighborhood!
of $200.
EGGS FOR IIATCIIIN(;. — FROM
pure bred White Leghorns of ex-
cellent toying qualities. Flock mated
with prize-winning cockrels at the
Godc.rioh and Clinton Poultry shows.
50c. est. ratting.—S. Andrew, Elim-
ville.
ACCORDING 1'O THEVIEWS OF
the farming element, the frosty
nights and the flry and cold weather
have had a tendency toward keep
ing the fall wheat back. however
the fruits will profit as the danger
of frosts eel be past wlien 1110 buds
commence le appeer.
DR. G. I•'. RAOL.STON, AVI10 RF.-
cently ,tin -erased the dental practise
of Dr. Anderson, took hold on elan-
d ly morning. 1)r. 1laulston is :1
young Dean. a graduate of the Tor-
onto Dental College. Ile comes
from Milverton and 18 highly re-
c0:1111)ended 05 ,:t dental practitioner.
'1'11E GRAND '1'ItUNi, OFFICIALS
complain that the throwing of rise
and confetti at tonal stations on the
departure of 1<tvly married couples
has imcone. .a public mes•encc. In
the cities such behaviour is rot 111 -
lotted and it is proposed to put a
stop to ii here. Hereafter person.l
taking pot 1 in ties sort of 11,irt; will
be Irroeccuted.
TNNE 1. 0. 0. F. ATTENDED Di-
vine F.crvice at the James street
church last Sunday morning. A
sermon at.propriato to the ocrnsion
was tielirerc,1 by Rev. Going, see-
( rel nir mlx`rs of 11(081ll lodge came
down arod r,ecompanied the Exeter
Lodge. t, I Il<'
fL afternoon
1 hrn0 loads
of the Exeter lode went to ilrnslll
and joined the bicIliren there at ser-
vice in the Episcopal church.
MR. 8. A. I'OPLESTON E, WHO
e is 11rgely instrumental while herr
in }u:akins; the Kral lodge 1. 0. 0.
I'. one of the most flourishing in
\t -esters Ontario, 11181(0(1 1 he rtlem-
be•rs front Exeter 0041 I3rilsr.t'Is to
assist in degree work of the Blyth
lodge rooms Wednesday evening.
Tits ; Exeter team took charge of the
inst slt.ltion and 2n,} degree, while the
Illus -els Item looked after the 1st
Ind 3r81. degrccs. About .30 from
Exeter x to ;i
tic
adcd.
GEORGE EMERY JONES, THE
individual who possesses only one
contracts) limb, 411(1 that being an
Arm, was before the court Slturd:1y,
on a cle1ree of disorderly conduct
and abusing his horse. George said
h0 ts•ns (Cr) drunk at the time and
couldn't ,co111 hiving done nnythin.
out of the ordiniry. He was fined
el and '.n-rned that for a seeona
offense tee court would 1101 be sol
lenient.
A TRAMP NAMED \VILLTAM
halters, :Ind claiming Quebec as his
Lome, wits arrested on Friday
charged with vile:Jincy. Itodgers,
who is quite ;ctt 01,I Man, would gn
10 a pease :ani ask for alms, and if
1 -fastest would continence a lint -1' of
Anew on everybody in general :eel
tete person who refused hien in pir-
tictlftr. Constable Nisbett was noti-
fied •lid 11leetel him in the cooler.
Sitting en bane on 8tturdly Reeve
Ilohor and .1. 1es Kay and Farmer
sentelrel 'lodgers to pay a fine of
e5 or thirty d ty.s in the jail it
Goierk'h. Ire took the latter and
it le t Ikon to t he County town on
Monday.
TUESDAY WAS THE FIRST OF
the early closing and the principal
tnere}rants of the townclosed at the
hour agreed upon, 6.30. The Stores
however will be -open on Wednesday
and Seaturdly evenings as hereto-
fore.
ItEV. DYSON HAGUE, M. A.,
rector of the Memorial church, Lon-
don, will preach next Sundry both;
morning and evening in the Trivet
Memorial church. Rev. ,lir. Perking
will be in Grunion end Liman the
stmt. day.
DIC. BUTLER, OF LONDON, WILL
be at the Central hotel, Exeter, on.
Monday, May 21, 1906, hours 10 a.
111., to 5 p. in., for Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat consultation. Eyes test -
cd and glasses supplied.
MIC. DAN'L IIAI(TLEIB, \VIiO
sea,ntly purchased the house on An-
drew street, from Mrs. Geo. iacrett,
is leering a number of alterations
evade, raid intends putting the prem-
ises in first class shove.
D11. OVENS EYE ANI) EAR SUIt-
gaon, will bo at the Commercial
Hotel the first Friday of Sieh month.
Hours, 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p. m. Glass-
es properly fitted and demises of eye,
car and 1117(0 treated. Next remit
Friday. Say 4th.
Till.; DOUSE OF JONAS SIMS, Olt''
the .ird concession, Stephen, caught
fire on Thursday afternoon I.1.st, the 'I he following_ letter was received-
settee being on overheated chinuu'y. last %leek by Mr. N. 1). 11, rdorl from:
rbc l , fico tts•Is first ti. by ,t younst
1 d tt•
io lives a shoro;t lhstd:en^.e Puuth
of Exeter.
This Y y
r„ 1 , y
\Pate out
driving and seeing tits blaze drove
from home to house and notified the
farmers of the fire, and het it not
lien for her ability els a reeve% onion
in driving tee horse tit ct furious rr11,e
FOOT [flS{animmilur
A Guaranteed Abso-
lutely Pure and
Certain Cure
for
sore, tired, sweating, swollen.
feet. It controls undue perspir-
ation, keeps the feet enol and
comfortable and thus affords a
prompt relief for tired and blis-
tered feet.
A Harmless and Effec-
tive Remedy
for that hot burning sensation
so often troublesome in warm
weather.
FOOT EHSE has no Su-
perior.
P rice 25 cents a Box.
--PREPARED DY --
W. S. COLE, Phm.B.
Chemist and Druggist
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
1 1181111�
arr'y 13eleher, :I former clerk in
the Mulson'v Bank here, but now cif
Y
r(, sde
whiclitito'. n sufferedasomew'hartf fusel
the recent earthquake: "Just a line!
to let you know i 111)1 0. F. know?
not hieg of father" yet, who is in San'
Rif Iii, north of Golden Gatc. All
for assistance, the fire might hove cables here are broken and no avail:
but hope for the best. i hope t
0 few shingles were burned.
been more serious. As It was only 41.°101 have to witness snob anotherl!
floes
Dl1. D. A. ANDERSON, WHO I'Ol(I such `suffering days. I n�itt this worldever knew . }•or`
t o
1, past tllirt0eln years has herrn n list three nights Frisco is ono 'mass
successful prsciitione•r of dentistry 1 f flames, yesterday 110 food coul;l be
left motel ty for Mitchell, it here Ile bought• Cls in Inters. ncgrces .1nd
1111 It 111.1111 a few• w•c('ks pr:or to toughs rout] .111
eceog to the Northwest in ecarch of ute over. livery min-
bl'is "
tin 11
.1 P A9
Kh .n
new 1.
t lo:.ltion. His brother, of lilt- well eau ht file },ere A large o'Ii
chyli, +having els(► disposed of his this citygist 0 lCashier
sh14 and put
practise, will accompany hire. 1)r. iforni 1 ankwhsle looking Ifor slof lfe I <
Anderson has for come time hie ti was apo,,
by gutnfsman of AnImOcLI
desire to go to the %Ve.stern country, corps. Poor wretr,}iel .are brought
and for t Ills reason sold his house over and duetted
and lot 10 1 don wharf•
.lanes.. 1V .ted boils
x7tls
toil V
n l h , .
practise to Dr. Ttaulston, of Milver-J deer! infants :ire dumbpen tarry
ton, who took charge on Monday.- Th^ earthquake wan awful. I Wats
After 1110 ,services in t he James standing out of bed before 1 woke
street elturch I fist Sued lv evening.I up and then rubbed for my mother's
the trustee hoard and choir met in room, and W18 111,10,) against herb
1 he trosement of tie. church to bid
f.lre',ell to the Dr. .f r, s_, trills in Ih0 )loll. they
Triedto Qct tete
111 140 nn :o the. 011 hnhllf (41)10,40
outside, bet they %%ere eo ter
prertrnt, 111.1 .'ilso rifled 1 hey would not mote, so i
nenttiful else p esentedshen 'light leaned u..•r their held.; to protect
token of Ile. 1;f11111 1)01k of the. )r1l1 there from the falling ceil'1es. The
services :Is a member i,: the choir ,11e..IIds tealid ys al(herdin Wiswrl over our
and o'. tier church work during hi.s My le otter tee8 seasick. IIi`eltfiot
residence herr. slept for ttt•o nights
'ffilea
•
The children cannot possit•ty nave Cocd health
unless the bowels are in n .er ecaditiut. A
cafe sluggish liver gives a cussed tongue bast 1,rcath,
e
S V can tipsted bowels. Correct 3!) l'ic'e t`y giving,
/ij`�j • sisal ,loses of Avers ('ills. G. ruin: !:.:,r rials
f _ ,:P 4'� gcn;!v legative, all vciletstile, tu-ar t:cs.
i,cgs.,.:r.-:�'.r..e:.e7e-r.:R-yV_ N. 11.•(.., `,,, a al -,,i, est, .-e. : '. ,
4,:714-aw1ra4sr-Saarttos-sav arareA$p, .....:5... ';,,t
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THE OLD RELIABLE
White Goods
We have the goods that please you. Why not give Us
a trial. We have just received in our White Lawn Waists,
beautifully embroidered, in fact, they aro without exce ion
the finest we have ever shown, also Embroidered Waist
Fronts. Just look at our window display to be convinced
that we have the nicest in town. Lace and Fanev Collars,
Belts in gold and silver, also a fine display of \\ VII Belk
ARtoria Shoes
Don't forget that we ca'•ry the "ASTORIA" shoe,
which has no equal in the trade, see them before leaking
your purchase. Just a new lot ;o hand in the latest styles!.
We have a full assortment of Groceries, Crockery and
Tinware.
We also have a Firstclass Milliner in connection with
our store.
EARLY CLOSING—Our store will close at half past
six every evening, excepting Wednesdays and Saturdays, on
and after May Ist.
CARDING OROS.
INSURANCE
The very best kind of Insurance—i. e.
provision for the FUTURE as well as the
PRESENT is a Savings Account in the
Sovereign Bank of Canada
Interest paid FOUR TIMES A YEAR,
$1.00 will open an account.
Put your money in a place where you
can get it when you want it.
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitora�.
Western Real Estate
Exchange, Limited.
78 Dundas St., London
Have you a form that you want
to well Write for our terms of eel
tin; property. We have the most
complete method of advertiein a and
selling property in Canada. Do you
want to buy a farm or business
property in any part of Ontario;
Send for our Best. We have some'
bargains.
Wanted
Men to work in rnill, also man tol
drive team. Apply at Sawmill, Cert..
tralia, Ontario.
THOS. ELSTON, Prop.
Tenders Wanted.
Tenders will be received by the
Town Clerk up to 8 p. m. Friday,
elny 4th far Pumping and Street
\Vntering, the route being from the
south boundry of the Village to the
I'resbytcrien Manse. State price per
day.
A. Q. BOI3IER,
Reeve
YOUNG AND OLD LOOKING
GLASSES,
Perhaps you often wondered
why some of the men among
your acquaintences looked older
than others. Never stopped to
think of the reason! it's the
RlaFsee. Some of the old fashion-
ed ones acid about ten years to a
man's life. We fit
EYEGLASSES
that fake away the years. They
actually make a man Inok youn-
ger.
Come in and get a pair. The
cost i8 not great.
W. S. HOWEY, Phm.
B.
(
Success in Baking is
Assured by Using
STflR FLOUR
STAR FLOUR Clever fails to
give entire satisfaction when
used under proper conditions,
CORN
We have just got in a car of
American Corn of excellent
quality which we are selling
either ground or whole at reas-
unalde prices.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
$72.70
To California and
Return
Good odRof
going A
cril
.
It
h to
fayth. Return limit July
S74.70
Good going June 21th to July
7th, return limit Sept. 15th, Ac-
count National Educational Con-
vention San Francisco,
Choice of any direct Route go-
ing and returning, and certain
stopover privileges allowed.
For tickets and full in-
form ation call en
J. J. KNiG11T, Depot Arent
.1. 1). MnDONALD, District
1'.tseen zer A;eorie, Toronto.
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