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Record of Progress for Five Years—i906-14.
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A eatieral Bankinv eidlifass Ttalisacted
Savings Bank Department
CAPITA L .
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LOANS AND.
TOTAL ASS ETS , -
Bas s111^"luellet, ;Alt ornI Afrent
the pr1 Cniee in
1906 * tett
4.000,000
. '4000,000 4,600.000
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21,457,0N 38,854„8a1
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tho. World
At all Branches. Interest alloW d at Btighest Current Rates.
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Fresh glue Lake
Cement
Steel Gates
rift. Long at
Int, Long s4.,9,5
lkft, Lone' at $4.51S
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4k to 5ft top end at Vie.
5 to 5gt top end at 20c.
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tame. Safeguard Pamtly „health by
ernafailing
• WEED CLOSET
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„ 1 anitary and °derides
'L 'Tweed" eiosets care be ingtalled
bethraotno cellar, or any other
renneventiett place bedoores ineseln -
efilieinte :to be connected by a, pipe for
veraination vitt a. chireeey hole
eTwes lgoiteuld. Chernictle need ir..
liesitteet,oe vett '-'77.reeed:C1esets is beta
deridoratt td' -disinfectant.
esiteely Lund:reds of Tweed Closets
Llave. been sold, in Catada. 'Send tor,
illustrated price list.
Wooller Apr 3 1912, Dear Sr; Tee
Chemical Closet 1 bought from yeti on
an.5tt, 012 is perfect.. I did, not
emptY it till March, 29th There are,
three in. the family alad car. leave the
i4 up aid no Particle of odor cani be
found I *would not ask fcr etythiner,
better. Tours Truly Be M. Wesisals
• Ag1 'MAO goo filllcilig Co.
lt Was Entirely Too Dainty to Suit Hot
italoen Doctor.
That recipe of, the tallest Scotsman
fa Lon'dea-two meals a day and live
forever ----would nor have appealed m
the Englishman of the eighteenth cell-
.
Jury nor yet to the man who, lived
Ishreed, Dere, for instance, are a fct
trides which Lady Mzry 'Montagu man
aged to exist on ia
'I wake about 7 aml drink half a pint
of warm'asses' milk," she wrote, "after
which I sleep two hours. Then come
three large cups of milk cogee and tWe
'bents after a large Cup of milkchoco
late. Two hours later mv dinner
-where 1 ttever fall to swallow a geed
dish d.on't mean plate) of gravy soup,
with all the bread, roots, etc., belong,-
ing to it, I then eat the wing and the
whole body of a large fat capon and e
veal sweetbread, concluding -With a
COmpetgut quantitv of custard and
some roasted chestnuts."
Yen then the day was not done.
Lady May e,,oes on; "At 5 in the after"
noon I take another dee 04 asse,S'
and for supper twelve chestnuts. One
new laid egg and a handsOnte Porrin-
ger of white milk," In these degener-
ate days it would be thought that the
patient had done Very well.
The eighteenth Centry 1taa WftS
Ilet SO easily sltistiecl. The parlsit doe,
tor marveled how Lady Mary Managed
to survive with suet), afiuienine appe-
tite.-LOudon Chreniele,
Within the past few months
over 100 persons Italie written
to the Zara-Buk Co. reporting
their rure of eczema, rashes
and skin diseases by Zam-13uk
Doesthisnot provethat Zatn.
Ruh is something different?
Don't you need it in your
household?
Mi nierylleCusig, 913 St. Cath•
*rine Street W., Meetreel, says:
"I do not know verde powerful
dame& to ere sa ray gratitude to
n'ara-Beiks Eczema breire out en my
sselp and beech,lh irritatioe of
the iscelp wee so bed, that 1 could not
sleep or edit, stud 1 feared, 1 ehorild
nese to hey* spy hair mit off. On
my nand* the diadem appeared. in
*ore patches, the burldng and itehleg
ofewhich drove sae many times to
pollso veepiag. 1 went to the di*
salary, bub they referred roe to a
In speoialiat, who *aid thnt mine
vas as bla a case a erzems ubc 143a.
Tie gave rne some ointment,
and then a, se oud lot, but neither
glve no any relief,
41 1141 IA 4 "'cry bsd condition when Um"
13uk was introduced, btxt I soon found gut
that it wee di:anent from all the other reale.
dies. T persevered with the Zasseguk treats
Dant, ansi each box dld ismore and more
pod. Tint irritation mad stmartinE soon dle.
appeared, then the acres began to heal, fresh
healthy ;kin grim' over the parts whit:lilted
been mere, and I &al now quite tree fro:nail
tracts of emesos, both on head and bends.
My ba!r has also beer; saved."
Damask Is also a sum sere for plIss, emptiatr.
'Aa4gpo, etc& hurts &ma UtiOn
Ili 421=4 stores. or Demeter Go., tomato,
for W441 1154/2313'11.
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Fre tile ir;lrlel **inner, When
'east eepeeled. nod. no matter now
the st.eaker or the artist may
ve raved malicare, he eau neve
feel nitite certain t 1 he NVii1 nOt lin-
,terg+1 the tortures. of 1 his form tit
nerV•ouslics-t.
11 is r; eurions fact nevertheless that
stage fright sernetimes stimulates in-
stead 1:r 111)11e1{,:ily USing Ibe
.speaker or performer. 'I'llere is a story
to the effect that a friend of Canning
once observed Ye hint just :is that
great man was almitt to address the
house of commons on an important
measure: "-Why, your bands are cold
-and clainmy. Yon are nervous."
"In that case," Canning is reperted
to have replied. "I shall make a ,good
speech." And the prediction was fUlly
Verified; since the orator was at his
• very best On that occasion.' '
For obvioes rensons musicians are
among the worst sufferers from stage
fright. • One artist trembles. another
perspires excessively, a third suffers
from headache, and a fourth is COD-
, S111110(1 With a terrible thirst. Its most
t embarrassing trethifestation. chiefly
among those performing epee) stringed
instrunients, liee the nervous trem-
bling of the bow when sustained notes
ere attempted
• Pianists, too. have -their troubles in
this respect. and many artists have
told 91 cases- wherein "their lingers
ran away with them." Sing,ers ex-
perience a "catch in the throat" that
Ls deadly, to Say nothing of a twitch-
ing of the lips falai to clear emincia-
• tiom.
t m related thet Rubinstein. in the
,)c his powers -aye over the
prongs- •13f a Mere tree cngagement for
ro Utter renson 1. hen t hat he sufferet
an attaze. et tins curious malady.-
er, te;:er's Weekly
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every nen/pia the body
- to it c proper tension ; restores
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A LAND OF WHITE HOUSES.
Bgliclinon In Bermuda Aro Ail of
Whitewashed Carel,
Tim mot striniug thiegs eneut a
Bereaudiau bouee ere Ite ceder aud Ma-
teriel- White noes riot begat to ex•
Pres -e tbe viand, radiant, Penetrating Pu-
titi of its smooth. uunreleen surfaem
In tee intense suet/gist the denellnn
roofs give ferth a bale o reflecten tient
witere the MtUneipste:o a staing
out sbarply egalust the sty bend n'
pereeptinly with it,
Bermudian bousee eee built tothiy, 45
tbey WOrO Centories ago, or corel
blocizs literally sawed out of the nill•
shies, A Bennedian quarry is a queer
aetitutlen, leor conveilleuee it Is usu-
ally icreated ou the ei0e of a Ifni Where
only a thie layer a sat cave's the
ral. be blocks aro saweil out by
gives with loug, coarse twined baud -
awe and cut n uuiform sizes ineasute
bag about two feet loug, one foot wide
and stx leches thick, The peas are
cavered with overlepping slabs an bleb
t Lek.
When token from tbe qtultrY these
orel bloats and slabs are very sort,
but after itelng plied up for a mouth
or so and exposed to the air they be-
eoree bard anti firm. Eveu then, bow -
ever, tbe coral is porous, so that all
Inermuffinn bousen are covered with a
thick coat of evhitewash or lime a quer
-
ter of au Meta deep. This bides all
eraelzs and joints and gives the sur-
face a beautiful, smooth finish. To
keep the bouses in good condition
coat of whitewash, is applied each year.
What little wood is used for floors,
veranda, interior trim and shuttera
can be obtained from the cedar trees
that grow on tbe same hills where the
stone is qunrried. With material so
bandy and ready 1, r ese with so little
work it does not cost much to build in
Bermuda. In some of the older houses
and eburcbes the cedar beams are lock-
ed Seto the masonry exactly as a eltip-
builder would do it. Big chimneys,
sloping roofs to catch the rainwater;
stone porches and windows filled with
green shutters that push outward. are
features common in ,many Bermudian
Louses. -Country Life In America.
PERSIAN RIVERS.
They Take a New Name at Every
Town Upon Their Banks,
In,Persia a river is generally called
by the name of the town on its banks,
and therefore changes its name at each
town it reaches. "This," writes Colonel
Stewart in "Through Persia In Dis-
guise," "makes it very difficult to learn.
the right names of the rivers.
"My groom was an ,Armenian and
very natich more intelligent than ordi-
nary Persians. since he had been edu-
cated at a mission school at Ispahan.
One day he was swimming about in
some water we passed, and I said to
him, `No doubt you learned to swim
In the Zayendeh Rud' -the river that
flows by Ispahan. 'No, sir,' he replied,
`I did not learn to swim in the Zayene
deh Rud, but in the Ispahan river.'
He actually did not know that the
large river passing his native town
was called the Zayendeh Rud, or, in
other words, that the Ispahan river
and the Zayendeh Rud were one and
the Sallie.
"Another instance of this confusion
Is shown by what people call the
Abrishmi river. The name of the river
is the Kat Mera, but the majority of
Persians and also Europeans cross it
on the Mail) post road between Meshed
and Teheran by a ridge that was
built by a silk merchant and that is
called `Pul-Abrishmi,' or the silken
bridge; so they call the river the
"AbrishraP or the silken river, which
is certainly not its name.. The river
which flows by Khusf, although at this
point very slightly brackish, lower
down becomes very salt Indeed and
fl Hy is lost in the desert.
• "Iiiarez: or underground canals, car-
ry the water of this river in every -
rection over the 4country. I think the
wonderful patience shown by the Per-
stans In the labor of excavating these
underground channels for water is sun
riSialg. livery drop of water has to
e bored for and tunneled through
miles and miles of ground before the•
precious liquid reaches the epep
'Which ,a IslritTdede,
FASTIDIOUS AUTHORS.
Campbell Tank a *Twelve Milo Tramp
to Change a Comma.
It is S-urprising how punctilious some
allthor4 have been with respect even, to
the 'smallest detail of their mann-
scripts. Dickens Was a perfect terror
Sad won't/ Make enough fuss ever an
error of Pullettlation to drive a, Peer
"comp" out of hie wits.
Tennyson, toe, was Maa Partienlar
that not a comma sbottld be omitted
or misplaced, while his: revisions were
never finished Perhaps the e-reatest
terrer of the compositor was Thomas
Carlyle, ot*, he void cover every
square inch of Vacant pace, heal la
the margin and between the nees, with
minute additions and emendations, and
not once, but a dozen times,
"Victor Plugo was equally difficult to
please and satisfy. Of one of his fa -
moue works be made the printers sup-,
ply no fewer than eleven successive re-
vised proofs, and the feet half dozen
were furnished in order to make quite
sure that the gotinnas were in their
Milt Places.
But perbaps Thomas Campbell, the
famous poet wbo wrote such stirring
masterpieces a$ "'Holterslinden:'
Battle of the lIaltie" and "Ye Marinera
of, England," takes the cake in this re-
speet Ile was fasiiiiipus to a degree,
which feet Prebeltly Ace -Punts for the
email quatititY eon peiteet (Went'?ot
• lilerar7 OntPat, It is Said that lie
once -trained six miles to nis prieters
• el4 Mies beenli order 10 Intro a
comma cliaeged len) a semieetleu,
Bet an equally earetui aud teethlioes
literary worinuan meet a great Inn
proveMeet in the opening line Of his
meet famous poeue to e printer.
wen Tbereaff Gray. 'those "Elegr
Written In a Country Cberebnard" 13
probably the beet kefeWlf poem in the
En'elleh Inagnage, It Aret line reads,
"Tne curfew tells tke l.nefl ef parting
day," but when Gray sent it to the
neese bis Manuscript reen 'The ClIP,
few tolls, tile noUet Parting day.n
The tbeuglittel dorepeentor did net inn
neretantl tbe well "Wile" as an ire
traneitiee -reek so dropped, the (enema,
thinking the poet bed put it in by tans-
talze, and wileu Gray reed the Rae Ins
eeneitive ear at oneo (=tent its new,
eustained melody, and be ailopted the
eompositor's rarreetton.
INOPPORTUNE DEATHS.
Men Who Might Have Changed 1-R •
tory Had They Been Spared,
3illins Caesar was asaassluated 'Mien
be bad almost completed the tests of
consolidating the adrenaleteation and
domlaion of the Raman empire, and
his death opened the way to tbat Oes-
potism and corruption which ultimate-
ly undid lals work.
Henry a Navnrre was Wiled ...sten
he bad almost nealed the differentes
between Catholic and Protestant
which subsequeetly rent not only
France, but Earope, and William the
Silent also fell when be was on tbo
point of unitiug the Netherland prov-
inces lute, a compact barrier against
tbe encroachments of Spain.
In Euglish Iiistory Lord Clive died
at the moment wben he was the one
ma who could have saved the Aimed,
can colonies and kept the Anglo-Saxon
race united.
But there is the ease of Miraltean.
He was literally the ono mann in France
who could lino averted the horrors of
the revolution, saved and reformed the
monarchy and so spared Europe the
murderous career of Napoleon and all
the devastation it brought. If be had
lived ten or even five years longer the
history not only of France, but of Eu-
rope and the world, would have been
difrerent,. It is, in fact, sufficient- to
say tbat be would have made. both
Robespierre and Napoleon impoiethle.
-Stand Magazines
'rho Helpful Man.
Any man who, by sound thinking and
oard work, develops and carries on a
productiee industry and by bis good
Judgment makes that Industry both
profitable and stable confers an Im-
mense benefit on society. -Charles W.
Eliot.
THE COUNTRY LAWYER.
A Legal View of Him.as the Slave of
His Clients. --
"A professional' baseball player -in
part bases his dein' for a large com-
pensation upon the theory that In ac-
cepting service he surrenders in a great
measure his liberty and becomes the
property of his 'employer," writes Al-
mond G. Shepard in "Case and Com-
ment"
"If -this was the toasts of compensa-
tion for tbe lawyer in the rural dis-
tricts he would speedily become a- mil-,
lionaire. For he is the property not
only of one individual, but frequently
of ti Whole community, and the greater
Itis success, the wider his reputation,
the more abject. is his slavery. His
clients are tyrannical. They know and
recognize no office hours. l'Ite month
hand on a farm has at least a few
hours betti-een late dusk and early
dawn for repose, but even these are
frequentle denied the country. lawyer.
'Some of his clients are prone to con-
sult him at his residence late at night,
when none of the curious minded vil-
lagers can see them, and speculate and
gossip 011 the question and of the na-
t and purpose of_ the call. Another
I bereving in the adage that the
early bird catches the WOrM, at early
sunrise interrupts his slumbers to make
sure that they retained the 'hest' law-
yer in the county to represent -them im.
some present or expected trouble."
'Qpponegp tbat they refute us
nin eir, own. opinion!
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aa
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THURSDAY. Ztek".Z E 101-31rnj
Farm or Sale
Ielieere farm Lot 11" VON 1 q'own,
snip of Hay on, 1.0r$O11 Road,
tnilee front Exeter and 2 le2 milee
front Heiman. Apply to 13; 1% Roso
TINTO!' 011t.
NEW MUSKOKA` TRAIN
The Grand Trunk leallwaY 65'etenn-
e Gutting an a new ,'train frost), To
mite to Meenoka Weart eemmenee
lue Saturdeln Xay 17111 leaving Tor-
onto 1(415 zt ne daily exceet Sunday
erriviugatnry&kone Whert 1,40 p,
Ea, 4141411K.
di et cOntlectio_44 with
StetinterS for all :nointie ofs nlueltoka
L
A brat:4 stew train eietteie thin Of
baggage ear. Vestibule Can/Am end
Perler tibrares•Aeffett ea' Will be
°Posited 014 P3550ORDT,5 4E4 neeureel
Fomfortolle ride along 1 the
meet interestiag. route to Mita:011a
tvbart itlatte avoiding ane ineonven•
1enee tonesseugens, •
Return eonnection ie made with
train leevileg nlaisneka Wharf et 10,-
a. an (lefty exceat Sander erriv-
ing in Toronto 3,10 44. co,
Touriet Tickets at reduced ; rates
are new an gale to nlualtreira Te5ertfl
good for to over at ann ulaintit and
anon to return until November 30th We are Prepared to contract' with
DR. G, P„ ROUVSTON 1...P.a. 1:!,, DAIS
Of House 'a 1;0i and ICIllse14°Iii Er- sitY Office over Diokson Se Collie
Auction Sale , z,
.- Honor GrDaduatTe IoSf TTerotnto U. ell'estra:"
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O. S. PhilliPS LeaPreeeiv'ed ilfeCrne- I.
jng's Law office. Ologed Wesizapee
tions frarn the undersigned to eell 1 a.Y„ ,afe"-n-P°1'3.• Phoue Office Sit
by leuhlio auction, on !Lot :85' ,Elie. -"-es4"ence 5 b. t .,
beth street, Exeter North, on --------- — -
t SI.A31;4k)111BD:113:As'Yharp7the -tliti411W-11119g13' 11, '11.t1.1:7:(oAN 40 1-E0 o8t .0 raitt,,
1 coal oit stove three burners; 1 Bettor Grad t f T . t .
DR. A
emtenlion, table; .,3- iron, .„bed t;teala; 1 er:n:Ye: si::: /11.;I:s;T. ., -
1 weed bedstead. 1 mantie clock' ,ze er ' — -"---nee
1 arlor /amp, °2 aled sPrings; tWe•i Teeth .„,
roattresse•s; 1 glreSser and comode; nn, b :/' r(„4„e„`c_ti withqut Rota, i?4V
lot.irauoet1:1:bae; :01 17 ta°1:fditnat:0: :heel tal ahi,:41110 1 1: 1,t lai:betl ateact;rhePre:;: ,14, NI Clueh:::9;12,irre::;;;:ag...1, i et teb i a. ,trt 0:rsy.. :G11 xrde ;el.:74° vt9:411::eit ar 4e :42 45,11 T1140.73.4
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f ictnres: 1 -hammock; 1 .1v-Igb` 'Associate coroner of ilurgn t.,,t
board; 1 wood stove; a
eiosk; a number of other 'arteries. 1
TEHN1S Ob' SALE i
ou110:yeb:314e saerlfe.e.ets-c,a$11.
'Real Estate will he 'made %an ,,..
GEC BA-RVNEB B. 6, P0'4-1.
1''reeriekor Auet, Nete.,.,.,
D JOIKSON DABIANG
Barristers, Solicitors Notaries Grnal
veYeueers 61nntnissioners,
for the MO1Ser1,3 S.P,1141C 4tQr. • *I. t
Af011eY tg 3Proan• at lowest ratea felt ilep-
tereet.
04-0FIC-,-.5.1AIN STREET ..,UX1Frfr 4
For Sale or Rent
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ft very deeireble property, 3-S acre of
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quire on the Prealleee *a Te Bleb -
Canning factory
Contracts
10L3 particulars and tickets
from Greed Trunk Agents,
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SIX eNIORE DEATHS TO -DAY
Consumption tbe ealiee-Six pea-
ele die every dal' In Ontario Sr=
Tuberculoeis-at the rate at one ver
son every four kours-a tOtal of 2300
dee the eeola year -equivalent to the
wieing out and loss to the commune
ity et a good sized town.*
An. anpaling loss ot Iliad
(heedful ritY is that the continual
sacrifice is quite unneceasere. The
lives or most Elf them, Tight be
saved. .
Pioneer work in 'the crusade again-
st consumption ban beendone by the
National Sanitarium Association. Tee
bospital Sluskokit and We5t04 to-
day standing, evidence of the mega*.
ticient acnievements of the Ale'
sociation. This lecture will be give
ee on Teinsday evening May 2?.tit
SAYelock in tbe Town 11411 Reese W.
3. Ileaman will ocouny the chair.
A collection will be taken at Om
close. 1
"Admirable' 'enaction and instruc-
tive
"A Seca:leer of unusual ability.'
"A meet thrilling lecturer." 1
Such is tee chorus of 'praise. with-
out any- note of 'dissent, which ihas
greeted Mr Watson's lecture during
the nast 18 months.
To attend such a lecture a lpriv
'liege. We heartily commen,d it ,to
our sailer& I
Gallant Unto Death.
When Sir Ralph Abercronthy -vast
mortally 'wounded in the battle of
Anoukir he was carried on a litter on
board tbe Foudroyant To ease -his pain
a soldier's blanket was placed under
his bead. He asked what it was.
"It is only a soldier's blanket," he
was told.
"Whose blanket is it?" he persisted,
lifting himself up. '
"Only one of the men's."
"I want to know the name of the
man whose blanket this is," the dying
commander twisted.
"It is Durnetn Roy's of the Forty -sec.
ond, Sir levees." said his attendant at
last
"Then see that Duncan Roy gets his
blanket 1 !tie very night," commanded
the bra' 4. mil/. win) did lioe forget
even in his htst agonies the comfort
and Iris! titre nf his men. Of such un-
selfish eine are. true soldiers made. -
Youths t empanion.
Clack Opals.
Black 0p:115 seem almost misno.
niers. for NA It. St)ine Of the stones nre
• nctmilly }mock anel all of them have it
dark body .,1* iii}derground' they are
really enderfnl, flashing, changing
meesee et Al) the colors of the
solar epeetromo vibrate through them,
some in 11 ufnpo,int ritin,gs, Oth-
?XS in loll leg ilia. peaCOCIf And forinal
designs. SOIne of them show broad
trashes of red, 1,1iie. green or purple.
which chtinge rapidly hem.] one to
other on the slightest change of :Ingle
or light. Others exhibit (1011(.1. effets
and sunsets such as rrtirtier painted
aild only Ruskin could describe.
A .Rare Film.
"Aladetn, I understand that your
- 'daughter helps you daily with your
housework." ,
'What royalties would you charge
.me for a moving ,picture reel of this,
- mese, unusuell ittelanati
farmers to grow peas and earn for
the coming: season.
Exeter Oanniite :Co.
tinms '
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EXCURSIONS
To MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN
AND ALDER rA
each Tuesday until Oct, n8th in-
elueine
Winnipeg and Returin
Edmonton and Return 043.00
Proportionate lowrates to other
noints:
Return lirait two months.
'Throuesk roaches and Pullman -Tome
1st bleeping. cars are operated o
WINNIPEG without change leaving
Toronto 11.00 e. me via -Chicago and
St. Paul on above dates.
1 !Tickets are aiso 011 bale via Sarnia
'and Northern Navigation Company.
f Full faarticulars and reservations,
front Grand Trunk Agents r write.
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Station Toronto Ont.
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Phone Oa
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raiars Mutual firo lusur-
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borne and Riddolph.
OLIVER liAttRIS Munro aaent for
Uibbert Pullartoo and 1.43zan
W. A. TURNRULL .
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GI/ADMAN & SUNBURY
Solicitors. Exeter.
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