Exeter Times, 1907-05-09, Page 1samosa
THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR -No 1765
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JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
New TW6C 6oatsaufl
Smart 6rdvdllctt6 Ralmoats
Correct Garments that appeal at once
to Stylish Dressers
New Tweed Coats
Our new Spring Coats
are the height of fashion,
in all the New Grey
• Tweeds. Very smartly
tailored and quite mannish
in effect. The Box coat
or the three quarter length
$8 to $I2.
Stylish Rain Coats
Made up in Light Gray
Tweeds and Gray, Fawn
and Olive Cravenette.
Very stylish with the new
velvet or stitched down
collars, and fancy buttons,
$4 to $to.
Fancy
Belts
and
Collars
Here is a dream of beauty. We have the finest showing of
Ladies Belts and l:olars to be found in town.
Nice Embroidered Wash Belts and Collars from 20c to 50c
Silk Belts and Collars from 25c to 50c
Kid Belts in Black, White. Green and Brown 25c to 50c
Turnovers, Lace and Applique Collars in a big variety
Extraordinary Values
In Dress Goods
Our Dress Goods Department this year has been a
v ery busy corner of our store. We take special pride
in showing them and can give you some very extra val-
ues in Fancy Light Check Tweeds, Fancy Tweed Coat-
ings, Broadcloths, Venetians, San Toy, Lustres,l,Cash-
meres, Voiles and Eoliennes.
Don't forget our big choice when buying your
spring or Summer Dress.
Jones & Clark
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall papers.
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Nothing Succeeds
Like Success
They are coming our way BPcanse we sell the
Best and Cheapest. Hardware in town.
SEEDS
We handle both of 1 Field and S
Garden Beds
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From the old reliable J. A. Bruce & Co.
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PAINTS •t
Get the Sherwin-Williams Paints that cover
the earth. It goes farther, wears longer, and •;:
looks better than any other paints, and that is
why we sell them.
We aro fluooru tor Bu1ucss!
And to make trade with you we offer the high-
est Grade of Perfumery, Soaps, Tooth Brushes
Hair Tonics, Almond Creams, Skin Foods,
Tooth Paste, Cold Remedies and Flavoring
Extracts, also Stationery etc. Our prices are
right. Try us.
The PURITY MFG. CO , Can. Bnflding.
FOR RALE. -1n Farquhar. acre of
lend, with brick house containing 6
rooms, a good cellar and frame Kit-
chen also large brlok blacksmith
and carpenter shop. On this plop -
(arty is a goad well and stable. This
la a goat stand for a blacksmith.
Geed trade the entire/ year. For
terms and particulars apply to J. E,
bleNIoo1. Farquhar. Ontario.
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NOTICE
The Council has extended the time
for the excavation of, water tanks
and the cement work for the same
up to Monday May 13th. nt. 7 p. to.
No tender will be accepted aftlr this
hour. !'lana and specificationat
clerk's office.
JOSEPH SENiOR, CI(�rk.
HURON & M1DDL ESEX GAZETT Et
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 9th 1907,
Culture of Tomatoes.
(Contributed.)
The use of our garden tomato for
culinary purposes dates back only
about one hundred years. Many
now living remember when the to..
mato was ;grown as a curiosity more
than as an article of food. It is a
native of South America but.. its
botanical construction is each that
it may be clitnated in far northern
region Last year totnatoes grew
and ripened nicely in Edmonton, slut
Last year was an exceptionally good
year. They grow year after year
in cold Montreal and the farmers
sometimes dispose of then] as low as
10 and 15 cents a bushel.
There are tnatly varieties of to-
matoes, some are so small that they
are called current tomatoes, they
grow in clusters of 25 or 30 on a
single branch. Others are .tike
cherries aid cluster 8 to 12 on a
stem, then others again are like
plumbs. But the greatest excellency
we first in our large, srnooth, red
garden tomato. The cultivation of
this plant in 1Iie 11, S. is simply%
enormous. One seed house grew
and sawed in one year 20.000 lbs. of
seed, while 111 0,10 year the canning
factories put up 250,000,000 3-1b.
cans besides millions of gallon cans
and hundreds of 4housands of bar-
rels of pulp for catsups. The cul-
ture is only 4n its infancy in Can-
ada.
The first thing 4o consider in this
connection is the 'raising of plants.
Manure hot beds are better ithan
green houses with nrtificial heat.
These hot beds tiro placed on a dry
spot, lettere there will he no stand-
ing tvater after the hardest show-
ers. The beds should be laid out
east and west, the north side of ithe
frame being; 16 inches high. while
the south side is but 10 inches high.
First of all. lIowever, the earth
should be removed to a depth of 10
inches, 2 feet tomer each way than
the frame you have made. Tho us-
ual size of Ilot beds are 6 feet wide
by any length desired. The sash
are made 3x0 'ft. Now build and
pack the matured manure (before
the frame is ],laced) ton height of
about .3 feet, be sure to .have Oho
manure well mixed if it is of dif-
ferent (grades. This is very essen-
tial to insure uniformity of ,hent in
the growing of the plants. Now
level the top and set your frame the
16 inch Bide 'to t he alorth. The
frame should be CO constructed to
easily 'knock down" to More away
for next year. Now That your
frame is made had sot till in the
soil which should the carefully ,pre•
pared and sifted. 'rich sandy .looms,
or sandy clay loom. This should
he mixed with finely pulverized well
rotted mature and a little coal and
wood ashes. This soil Tests direct-
ly on the bed of manure. Now make
the soil perfectly level and sow the
Feed in drills 2 or 3 inches apart to
ade th
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t of 3•S of an inch, at thr. rate
of 10 to 20 seeds to the inch and
thin out to 1.4 to 1-2 inch 'apart.
Another way is ito take n pieee of
2 by 4 scantling, long enough to
reach across the bed and Press this
into the ground edgewise, leaving an
impression 3-S of nn inch deep and
2 inches wide. Scatter the seed in
this channel and cover with soil.
Make these rows ,0r channels 2 ins.
apart. Seed should he. 'sown in this
locality from the 1st to 10th of Apt.
to be ready for !11e field by dune 1.
The next letter swill be on "cold
franeesel
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For Ladies are the test shoes
made. We return you your money
back, when worn out if they are not
what we elate to you. A ticket goes
with every pant. George Menson,
]loots awl Shoes, Exeter Ontnrio.
k I It 1:'i'ON
Cows. • cow. u0thl1
but cows to
he seen on the stresl3 ,these days.
Mrs. Chas. Irvine and her sister
Mies Nancy Stinson were• t•isitine
their :,,Int in Mitchell for a couple
of days last twcek.
The masons have started the %cork
0f hnildiet .1 elm Fulherland's new
barn.
I•:vcry111in.e t . I nosing greener
since 1he! rain.
Mr. ,i:nnes Weir and wife. ,were
vieitiu; the latter's parents in the
villa;e Saturday and eillnday.
Telephone wort; is the order of
the day. \losers. Jack Nixon. S.
Mills and C. Carr ere digging the
holes antl !witting poles. while A.
ilretlhane and it. Iloskie are close
F('eotl(is stre trll iia, wire.
\\'e are pleas<'(I to nolo .that' Mr.
Hiram Copeland is still improving.
Mr. \Vitt. Moore hag (deposed of
One of his fancy drivers. nilly is
a hustler.
Mr. .loins Williams has purchased
a new Challen.e separator flow
the George While tai Co., of London.
Mr. ,lobe Shipley, of the 10th con.
13 very low at the time of writing.
Mr. Wm. il.Ixleworel. jr. is intend -
in; going we41 in the early part of
the mummer.
The d• illi occurred 011 'Tuesday of
1"ns. Hazelwood. '1)0' decease 1 I!.te.
been •1 sufferer for ,1 h( Last tee
yea re wtith c0tt4tnnption and les
(10.(11 1' it ,l towel), c:ed. For •0.110
time he woi ked with Mr. Hoy, tit
\Voo(IhaIn, e4 clerk, but was come
pellet to 21Ve ul) hie po•tiinn on 0c.
count of ill11(45. The temaine stere
brlri(4) on 1Vednee lay 41fternoon.
1►\'1; 1\'olt1:S AT EXET1?It.
.1. C. Coiiin4 has opened up a
branch of the Forest Dye 1Vorks in
town. and L•:diea' Tailoring esteb-
leihmeut. All Bork viarantecd. 11e
can be found at Dr. P.ollin's former
office on Mai(t Street. a few doors
North of the post office.
IIIC1(H' FORECASTS
A reenter stern] period runs from
the 10th t othe 15th, central on the
12th. On the 83m1 da(e ]loon is in
conjunction %vitt. earth and sun.
making %tris !hole :;torus period al-
so a time. of ',treat seismic probabil-
ity. notably -on •or nitlsiti ,1wo days
of the 121 h. 1Ve will name ►4ulxlay,
Monday and Tucegday, 4 h 12th, 13th
and 14th as central dates of se-
vere storm probabilities. Warm
humid atmosphere, with low baro-
meter and southerly winds. should
Canso apprehension and watchfulness
in the face of ,;alhering storm
clouds at this lint'. 1n all ,reason,
able probability severe, tornadie
storms will ile reported during this
period, front one or more localities.
If the 'Stars period should have
proven cold prior to this period in
any part of this or other continents.
such seet101)3 northward will have
tlltseneonahle cold. with probable
snow and sleet and frost, in 'the
areas of west winds :Ind rising bar-
ometer behind these storms. Such
change to cooler will start in the
northwest about 1Ite 131)1, said
spr(vld progressively' east ward-
sout'tenet Ward during the .14111 to
17th.
STE1'iIEN COUNCIL
The council of the township of
Stephen CD11Vet0e(1 in t he Town Hall
Crediton. on ',Monday, the. Gth day of
May at 1 p. .m. All members were
present. The nlinul(3 of 4he pre-
vious meeting were read and adopt-
ed.
Sanders- Webb. -That the re-
port of F. W. h'arucombe, P.L.S. as
submitted lo the council of the
township of !McGillivray and served
oii the township of Stephen on Ail.
23rd, 1907, for outlet liability of the
township on what is known gas an(Ix-
tetugion of ''.Mud Creel: ])rain in the
township of :McGillivrey.:be received
as read by the clerk. Pursuant '0
notices forwarded by the clerk of
the township of Stepcn to tall par-
ties affected in ;this township. which
.totiee is i►ereby approved of, the
clerk is hereby instructed to draft
a by. -law and serve the sante on all
the parties interested in this muni-
cipality. as provided by the tMunici-
,pal Drainage Act, Sec. 22. That
this council meet ;at the Town Hall
Crediton, on May ¢7th 1907 at 2
m• for the purpose of holding P
Court of Revision to consider any ap
peals that may be made against the
assessment of the tpropoeed by-law
Kellormante-Wucrth.- That the
C'ullectot's Boll as filed with the
Clerk on Apr!) Ill. bo accepted and
that the Court •A. itotliaion for ap
Peals against the said roll be held
at the ']'own Hall, Crediton, on May
27111 at 10 o. m." -Carried.
Kellerman-Witerth - 'flea the
Prayer of the 1'otifion of Andrew
Andrew hicks and forty olhers, :isk-
ing that Public School section No.
1, be divider] into two sections, ,1n
granted, nn(1 that a By. -Law be also
drafted a)µ1 submitted rto the Coun•
Cil for its npproval, dividing :the said
section into two elections lin request-
ed in the raid petition."-CarrieJ.
Webb -Sanders -- "That .11y.Lau3
5, 6, 7. 8, 9, 10 each having bent
read the third time, be passed and
signed by the Reeve and Clerk awl
the Seal of the Corporation nttach-
(d thereto." -Carried.
Kellermanu - \Vnerth - -"that
Ily•Laty No. 1l thein; :a sly -Law to
alter the boundaries nut divide ,the
School section, No. 1, into Iwo sec-
tions 'mein; been read the 3rd time
be pa331(1 end aimed by 111e Reeve
and Clerk and the Seal of the Cor-
poration atteelied 1t.;'telo.''-Carri•'d•
You hardly realize That it is med-
icine when Inking Canter's Little Li-
ver ]'ills; they are very small; no
bad effects; all troubles from tor-
pid liver are relieved by their use.
CEN'1'IRA1.IA
,\hiss 1',inus:s Abbott, of Muskoka
is the guest of her sister M lda
Ahhotl.
.'1isS Sharp ;;r.d Miss Jackson, of
Exeter, welt. (11.• .,)gists of Miss AI -
lie Wil mon and X1144 \]'taut•• las(ry,
WI Sunday.
Mrs. James II eidltld ie visili'l
with her daughter Mrs. Will Fos-
ter, of Toronto.
J114. French. of Clinton, t'. the
.guilt of her :..if -tet, Mrs. William
Elliott.
M r4. Irick. II,,lid fin d vi::ilr.I ft ien•ls
i11 London <1 few (lays last ,week.
Clarence Dupinn and ]'rank 110) 1e
spent 81111(133' hitt. friends in Cre:li-
t on.
Will positively cure kick headache
snit prevent its (('turn. Carter's
Little Liver ]'ills. This is not talk
but truth. One pill n dose. See ad-
vertisement. Stnall pill. Smell
dose. Small price.
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Following is ., rnrrert tep01 t 0f
the alantin,; of the meets of S. et.
No. 4, 1',hot tr.. for 1 h • mntit h
April. be•t(1 neon teettl:,rity of :it.
tet:(];fnee and e I :'I;ly ''x.atfiiiial t011s.
1'he n 11110 a1'p 11 •;n order •'1 merit.
1V -Frank hook. Plank llandfot(1,
Willie t':v.ery. Cecil Skinner. Villa
Keri) it;r, 11'illio 11•el,ber, Vella Da -
vi'. Sr. 111. -Carrie 'May. Annie
Locals.
Miss Olive Gould ileft last even-
ing for the .West.
'Miss Katie McDonald. of London
is the 'guest of Minn Mal.cl Barrows
Rev. Colin Fletcher. preached in the
Coven Presbyterian Church last Sun-
day.
Messrs. %Veekee Bros. have placed a
marble font in the Episcopal chutch
at Hensen.
Rev, Grant, who died in St. Marys
last Saturday was`vell and favorably
known to many in Exeter.
The annual convention of the S.
Huron .School Teachers wilt beheld
at Exeter on IMay 22nd and 23rd.
Miss Lizzie 1''erettsoll, of London,
was %lei .guest of Mrs. Collins and
Miss Ilonthron during :the past week
Mr. A. D. it. Duncan, of the Sov-
ereign hank staff, (Toronto, is visit-
ine. friends around here. lie is on
two 'reeks' holiday.
Mr. henry Rumhor is this .week
moving into the house he recently
Purchased on the East side of Main
Street, North of !the River.
Mr. Nelson Taylor had one of his
fingers badly injured on Wednesday
by having it !come in contact with
some machine at 'which he was
tvorkina.
Mrs. McMartin, of Barrie. who has
been visiting relatives in Hensall and
taking treatments in Exeter, was in
town Tuesday bidding her friends fare-
well prior to returning to her home in
Barrie.
Word was received there 'Monday
of the death of Annie ,E• beloved
wife of A. E. Davis. i former resi-
dent of Exeter. Mrs. WIII. Davis, of
Exeter North., attended 'the funeral
which took place nt London yester-
day.
Mr. W. G. Bissell is laving the
front of his store. buildin; next Ito
the Central hotel replaced with
large plate glass windows. He has
had offers from several parties who
wish to rent elle building.
Our old friend, Mr. Chas Dorwood
of Chicago, sprung (a surpriae on
his many acquaintances here by
quietly 4oing to t31. 'Marys and get -
tin; married. The blushing bride
was 'Mrs. Rebecca Otwell, of 8t.
Marys and the ceremony wan per-
formed by Iter. 11. A. Graham on
Tuesday evening, April 80th. Mr.
and Mrs. Dorwood M1vill live in Chi
ca:;o, where Mr. Dorwood is employ-
ed by the Pullman Car Co. The
Times joins the tnany friends hero
in exten(li(►; cougratnlalions.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ministerial Association was held
in the Trivitt Memorial church
school room on the Oth inst. A resol-
ution of congratulation was extended
to the President, Rev. W. M. Martin,
on his being appointed Moderator of
the Hamilton and London Synod of
the Presbyterian church. A very ex-
cellent paper on church union was
read by Rev. E. L. Smith, of Bengali
The discussion which followed was
opened by the Rev. D. W. Collins. in
an exhaustive address and participat-
ed in 1.7 the Revs. Messrs. Fear, Bean
$t.00 per year in advance
Spring Supplies
LAWN MOWERS
You will need one in a few days. We have then]
from $3.50 to $8.00. See our $1.50 mower, it's
good value.
POULTRY NETTING
2 in, mesh front 18 in. to 72 in.; lc. per yard up.
1 In. mesh from 21 in. to 33 in.; 10e. per yard up.
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Washing Machines from $5.00 to $1.00
Churns
from from " • •
Wringers ; • • • , .. $2.5o to $4,25
Ready Mixed Paint to, 15, 25 and 45c
40c and 75c Tins
Varnish Stain in .... ...... 15, 25, 45 and 75c. Tins
Murailo and Alabastine ....25c and 45c per package
Hoes, Rakes, Shovels, Forks, Drain Spades and Cleaners
Floor Lac in
BEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
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iOur Reduction Sale.
Owing to the lateness of the spring we
have decided to extend ot:r reduction sale and
will give greater Bargains in Furniture for the
next 3o days than ever were known in Exeter
before. Every article in our large stock of
furniture reduced to almost cost during this sale.
Call and be Convinced before making your pur-
chase elsewhere.
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The Largest Home Furnishers in the County, 4.
"Undertaking in all its Branches.
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UP - TO - DATE STORE
wishes to let the people of Exeter and surrounding country
know that they are prepared to give the best bargains in
WALL PAPER
From 5c per Roll to 25C .
The latest
Patterns and newest es
t deet
Rns picked from the latest samples. The
busy house wife knows there is nothing brightens a home so much as new
paper. The Up -To -Date. Store 18 prepared to give you the paper and the
bargains.
are the exceptlonals for the season. Ducks in white
black and colors, French Delaino navy blue Prints.
of Crediton, Geishler, of Zurich, and pinks, blues. in all the latest patterns. trNew Groceries arriving weekly.
Urquhart, of Kippeu. The discussion Ask to see the pretty China when passing our way.
brought out the possibility and de-
sirability
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Fears wee union se all the churches. D• C O D 13 I_ E D 1 C 1
Fears were expressed by some that
the chief difficulties would be foun'i
more in the pews than in the pulpits EXETER NORTH.
and colleges. tiut it was hoped that
when intormat.ion is given to the peo-
ple, there would be more unanimity
there 8130.
511. T. .1. Merry. lien/tell, has sold
the Clydesdale Mullion fair Matthew,
to Mr. Cl,_sHackney, one of our
leading borne kings. for which lie
received a handsome Spm. This
110)411 ie lieely (0 make one of the
leedine !Reeve of this County. Ile
14 c0►uin,t ((1111 1'(:11'4 old, with plenty
of size 811(1 best of quality. 'Chin is
the only kind of horses that Mr.
U(11y handles. Sir Mletllit'%t's sire
et the champion (lydeetleie, Marcel -
1114 (11,111)), %winner 1,1 first and chain•
pion plied) el Perth lliehl:an<t Soc.ie-
li(4 ,,]tun and 'winner of 1111, corded
Cntt(le) Clip 1tt0 t• 11'4 11 49. Al Ihr!
(il:ln.nw 11 111ion MUM' lip wen first
!i tis, wee chanipinn of the Shaw and
winner of 1t.( 100 (:nip(:a chattels;o
shield, ::n Ilial lie Iris dont! what no
other hoist. has .•1er done. ile leas
wen e large timidly, of other prizes
et.antt'intashill:, and premiums (no
r`unieruu•• Io n,enf ion 1(11(1 ie n0 doubt
11•, 11 "1 h0a•I• ]twat; et the !learnt
(11s.
1:X1•:TI;1t NOIcTl1
VICTORIA DAY
CMLEBRATI O N
A Monster Demonstration will be held at
BXE,TE�R
Friday, May 24th
9
1907
Under the auspices of the Stephen and Usborne Agri-
cultural Society. Arrangments are being made to make
!this a Gala Day for EXETER.
THE SPORTS will consist of ('alithurnpian and Trades
Processions, Horse ]{acing, and Athletic; Sports.
The London Newsboys' Band will play in the morning
and at the afternoon sports.
'411. :inti .31t . \\'tn. .1arrott, of FACTS REGARDING
Ili`1ri'. J"i ank" Cocl r ane awli111litttlC THE LA SflLLE DEVELOPMENT G0. I,I,i1TE1)
fnrmer'e parents.
eon retuned home lea week after (No personal liiebility)
Ml'JI ;Corte -Attie
moa•41111 Mrent)
Mrs.
Capital Stock $soo,00o.00
4. .10111) Cochiet Ilillsgr(en.
atr4. \na""'ii .1a11ott and dtr4.500000 shares. incorporated under the Ontario Min -
1;11..1011(4 visited last week eilh
�tr�. .rohn omen n1(1 S1r. Richt. Par value $t.00 each. ing Companies Incorporation Act.
erd .loll('. 1'31101 1I1,.
Mead Office of Company,
kE1 l' '1'11 l'. A.A(''.
i1 ha411n►l111I(tilly SCE 3,11411dllat l REMEMBER:
any dist urb;lnre of 4he even halnnee
of healthelo carifu 1 rouble. No- (1) -WE PAY DIVIDENDS MONTHLY. The4e will be largely inclensed a.
Hedy 0151 be leo careful to keep 1hi.
nce \1'11.11 people to soon as negotiations are completed for several rich properties in Cn-
balaup. h(�in
McCurdy. Iladley May, Ac:a Skinner, keep this halanee tap. When people halt, Lander Lake, Montreal River and .lames Township.
wee,. '4\'eller. Gen. Davi+, 'Ikons%: begin to lose lapped]%', or to get
Ceitee .Ir. 111 -- Mary McCurdy. tired 'wily, the least imprndr•nce
1'.du.la(1 1:1.11' 1. Le,,;i Cna1*'., ,1111'' brings ort sicknes. •tw•(aknes% or .1.'-
ltuntvt. Sr. 11. -Vern► Cosh,,, 1'r ed bili]►'. '1'll,. 4vslom needq 0 tonic,
\1'(bbrr, 1,1(1.1 11ar(lin., Irene Fnrd. crmwr� it, :,tad ;.!mold not h,' 'I ,ii•'d
Weslry C11h01 t. .11. 11. - '1 him, it 1 rind I10• h•'sl [tame of a hien ave
skinner, 81nn nrd), Minnie hove :any knowlyd.•' is Ilnod's Sar-
no).
Coated1CC8, 1't. 11 -- sapa(ilia. What this medicine has
noy Thvrnp.nn, !toy Webber, Verde done in keeping tap the even halenee
Rieke. 11. ('t. 11.-Vernie !'incembe of health, give.e it the came distine-
Carrie Thnnll,snn, Gorden Hunter, tion as a preventive that it enjoy,'
!Darold ]]anter. Sr. rt. i.- Willi., aq a cure. Its early use has illus-
Thornpson. Carrie Davi!. Jr. 1't. 1. trat<<i the wisdom of the old saying
!terry Coates, Ea, l ytezee. Average that a Flitch in time saves nine. B. LAS�ELLE
stteatdnnee r the month tree .N. Take 110cd's for appetite strength C. •
J. W. IIOOARTII, Tesehetiihm and endurance,
152-154 Bay St. Toronto
(2) -WE WILL BUY BACK YOUR SHARES at the price paid if you are
not satisfi
(3) -THIS OFFf:R ISed. ONLY HOOD FOR TWO WEEKS LONGER, as this
allotment of treasury stock has been nearly taken up. after which
time shares will be advanced to par.
(I) -DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
Remit. now by certified cheque or money order, either to the Company or the
undersigned direct.
Live Responsible Agents Wanted to handle stock in companies
we underwrite.
t Financial Agent.
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