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THE W IN EUU A D V A O E
The Million
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SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND REGULATIONS
rrittlE sole head of a lamilr, or anymale over
te el years lila,mer bpmestea a enerter-
seetirtn of avaabe De ton lanin- Mani-
toba, Saskatcewan or dAiIberta, Ilse
seta' must
Agency appear
b.A�oe forhe the die
wary by proste may be mode at the office of
en cal agent of D%minion Londa (not sub -
n on p'rain eaa Ua abelie.
u V o t3dt menthe':nc.'upon and Dula
tivat+lon oaf the land in oaeh of three years. A
homed.,der may live within two rlsfte* 6f his
homestead on A farm at et lease 80 torsi on
certain oondibione. A habitable house is re -
gaited le every CMG, ee Ap'I when riddance
as pe tforme& in the violniry.
In oertaili trlote a homesteader in good
stev dinj,�e em ss*, e�rsre it quarter-HaienA16na-
d hie7tsitestd.. Fries IF per sore. Duties
—Six Mentha' residence in eaoh of six years
dal sf hontessead entry dnoludheg the
me required to earls howled pateate and
iU acres elttre otiterenes The area of outtt-
vy� iii sabledt ie roduotten in ease of rough,y 01 enter ERnd After report by nem*
• Iaitieet r ou applioetioa far eatent.
3. bouteetesidet' Who has exhareted his haute-
itead right end Windt obtain a pre-emeRan
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W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minlaterof the *dolor.y tt brit he artsed h d �term of this ed.
(Ottpyr,ght,1914, by Narol.: iliacOratit) father, Some one Was rescued. I'M
going to find out whether it was the
aviator or Mr. Hargreave.
Jones drew in a„deep breath and
hie eyes closed for a moment, At the
door he epoke to the reporter,
"What do you think of that wo.
[nap?”
"I believe that she has told the
truth, She is charming,"
"She is, Rut for all her charm and
truth 1 cannot help dietrusting her, I
have an idea. 1 shall call up your
office at the end of each day. It a day
corpse without a Pall, you will know
that something le wrong,"
"A very good idea." Norton shook
hands with every one and departed,
round kfargreavtt's home at night, but "What a brave, pleasant young
ae they enter the house the watchers man!" murmured Susan.
outside sae a ballon leave the roof. "I like him, too; and I'd like him
The cafe le founts ptOpty—tire million for a friend," said the guiltless girl.
whit.''. Hargreave was i' bto hays
drawn that day gone. Then eoWe pp ,.Itis very good to have a friend
Then
announced the ballon bad been punct; like lr. Norton," added Jones and
ured and dropped to the bottom of the passed out into the kitchen, All the
Florence arrives from the girl,'
sea. help had been discharged, and upon
school, Prinae.s Olga, Brain's Com' his shoulders lay the burden of the
panion, visits and elaime to be a relat- cooking till such time when he could
ive. Two bogus detectives call, hut reinstate the cook.
their plat to kidnap Florence and hold m scene between
her for ransom is foiled by Norton, a There was a, pt_o F, ,Y
newspaper man. Braine and the prineeee that piglet:
"Are you in your dotage" she
CHAPTER asked vehemently,
III
THE SAVE IN THE LONELY WAREHOUSE "There, there! Bring your voice
SYNOPSIS OF CHAPTERS I & If.
Stanley Hargreave, milli 'valve. after
a miraculous escape front the den of
the gang of brilliant tbievei, known as
the Black hundred, lives the life of a.
recluse for t igbteen years, Hargreave
one night entre a Broadw ,y restaur-
d,nt and therm coulee face to face with
the ganga leader, Braine.
After the meeting, during which
neitber man apparently recognizev the
other, Hargreave hurries to his mag.
nifcent Rive, b ►'o borne and lays plane
for making hie escape from the country
Re writes a letter to the girl,' school
in New Jersey where eighteen years
before he bad mysteriously left on the
doorstep his baby daughter, Florence
Gs ay. He also pays a vleit to the han-
gar of e daredevil aviator.
Braine and members of his band Bur-
THEafterdown a bit. Where's the glee"
princeea did not remain long "In her home. Where do you sup -
the departure of the police pose she would be, after that batch
with the bogus dectectives. It bad work of letting me go to de one thing
been a very difficult corner to wriggle white you bad in mind anothe7? And
out )f, all because Braine had added an ordinary pair of cutthroats, at
to his plans after she bad left the „
apartment. But for the advent of the Chart
meddling"The thought came to me after you reporter the coup would have
succeeded, herself apparently perfectly left. I knew you'd recognize the men
and understand, I see no reason why
innocent of complicity. That must be it didn't work."
the keynote•of all her plant.: to appear "It would have been all right if yon
quite innocent and leave un trail be- had consulted a clairvoyant."
hind her. She had gained -the Gonad; .,what the duece do you mean by
once of Florence and her companion. that3i" Braine demanded roughly.
And she was rather certain that she "I mean that then you would have
he
had alae stolid
this lazy -eyed reporter learned your friend the reporter wasand tstolid butler. She had told to arrive upon the scene at its most
nothing but the truth regarding ber vital moment."
relationship. They would find that „what. Norton?"
out. She was Katrina Puskin's cousin,
But blood with her counted as naught. ' es, The trouble is with you, you
She had room in heart but for twa have beep pp s�cceseful all these
thing --Braine and money to spend on years that you hare grown overcon-
her caprice.. fident. I tell you that there is a
"How long has your highness known desperately shrewd man somewhere
Mr. Braine?" asked the reporter idly, back of all this, Mark me, I do not
ae he smoothed away all signs of his believe Hargreave is dead. He is in
recent conflict. hiding, It may be near by. He may
"Oh, the better part of a year! Mr, have dropped from the gallon before
Hargreave did not not recognize me the
other night. That was quite excus-
able, for when he last saw me I was
not more tnan 12. My child," she
said to Florence, "build no hopes re-
garding your mother. She is doubt-
less dead. Upon some ttivial matter
—I do not know what it was—she was
confined to the fortress. That was
seventeen years ago. When you en.
ter the fortress at St. Petersburg, you
cease to be."
"That is true enough."
"I did not recall myself to your
father. I did not care at that moment
to shock him with the remembrance
of the past. Is not Mr. Braine a re-
markable man?" All thie in her charm-
ing broken EDglieh,
"He is, indeed," affirmed Norton,
"He's a superb linguist, knows every-
body, and has traveled everywhere
No matter what subject you bring up,
he seems well informed,"
"Dome often," urged Florence.
"I shall, my child. And any time
you need me, call for me, After all I
am nearly your aunt. You wilt find
life in the city far different from that
which you have been accustomed to."
She limped down to her limousine.
In tripping up Norton he had stepped
upon o heavily.
he r foot y.
"She is lovely!" cried Florence.
"Well, I must be on my way, also,"
said Norton. "I am a worldly wise
man, Mise Florence, As Jones here.
Never go any place without letting
him know; not even to the corner
drug store. I am going to find your
it left land. The gnan they piped up
may be Ode, the aeronaut. The five
thousand might have beep his fee for
rescuing Hargreave. Here is the
greatest thing we've ever been rap
against, and you start. in with every
day methods!"
"Little women, don't let your tongue
run away with you too far."
"I'm not the least bit afraid of you
Leo. You need me, and it has never
been more apparent than at this mo-
ment."
"All right. I fell by the wayside
this trip. Truthfully, I realized it five
minutes after the men were gone,
The only clever thing I did was to
keep the mask on my face. They
can't come back at me. But the thing
looked ,so easy; and it would have
worked but for Norton's appearance.
"You all but compromised me. That
butler worries me a little." Her ex-
pression lost ite anger and grew
thoughtful. "He's always about, some
where. Do you think Hargreave took
hips into his confidence?"
"Can't t e11, de's been watched
straight for forty hoore, He hasn't
mailed a letter or telephoned to any
place but the grocery. There have
been no telegrams. Some one in that
house knows where the money is, and
it's ten to one that it will be the girl."
"She looks enough like latrine to
be ber ghost."
Braine went over to the window and
starer; up at the stare.
"You have made a good impression
on the girl?" with his back still toward
her.
"I bad her in my arms."
DAILY UNTIL DECEMBER Id' "Olga, my hat is off to you," turn-
ing, now that his face was again in
Although the heavy toursist travel repose. "Your very frankness ne-
on the Great Lakes is now on the garding your relationship will pull the
wool over their eyes, Of cause, they
will make enquires and they will find
but that you haven't lied. It's per-
fect, lot even that newspaper weasel
will see anything wrong. Toward you
they will eventually ease up. and you
can act without their even dreaming
your part in the business. We must
not be seen in public any more. This
butler may know where I stand, even
though he cannot prove it. Now, I'm
going to tell you something. Per-
haps you're long since gt;eesed it,
Katrina was mine till Hargreave—
never mind what his name was then
--till Hargreave came into the fold,
So sure of her was I that I used her
as a lure to bring him to us, She fell
in loye with him, but too late to warn
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between Cleveland and Buffalo until
the first day of December. leaving eith-
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and reaching destination the following
morning at 630 (central time,)
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large steamers are heated by steam
throughout, and the night'e journey is
Made as comfortable as if the tratteller
were sojourning at a luxurious hotel.
It it+I for this reason that a large vols
nine of travel is attracted to 0. & B
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lam cast her aside, curse 1 e', and
leave her, In one thing ebe fooled us
all. I never knew of the child till you
told me."
e
Ile paused to light a cigaret,
"Bargreave was madly in love with
her, Re cursed her, but he cattle
back to the house to forgive her, 'to
find that she bad been Feieed by the
secret polies and entombed in the
fortress, I had my revenge. It was
I who sent in the iufornlation, prat
tically bogus. But in Russia they
never question; they act and forget.
So he had a daughter j"
He began pacing the door, hie hands
behind him, oscillating between love
and fear. Be came to a halt abruptly
and looked down at he
Don't worry, You have no rival
I'll leave the daughter to your tender
mercies.
"The butler-" she said, "has _full
powers of attorney to act for Har-
greave while absent, up to the day
the girl becomes of legal age."
I'll keep an eye on our ftiend
Jones. From now on, day. and night
there will be a cat at the knothole,
and 'ware mouse ! Could you make
up anything like this girl?'! suddenly
'IA fear likeness.!!
"Do it. {.lo to the ship whicla'picked
ep the man at sea and quiz the cap-
tain. Hither the aviator or Hargreave
is alive, It to important to loam
which et once, Be very careful ; play
the game as only you know how to
Way it, And if 11arfreave is alive, we
win. Tomorrow morning early.
Tears of nnguisb, and all that. Sail-
ors are easy when a woman weeps,
No color, remember; just the yellow
wig and the salient lfeatures. Now,
by -by 1"
"Aren't you going to kiss me, Leo ?''
He caught her hands. "There is a
species of Delilah about you, Olga. A
kiss• to -night from your lips would
snip my locks ; and I need a clear
head. Whether we fail or win, when
this game is played you *ball be my
wife." He kissed the hands and strode
out into the hall.
The woman gazed down at her
small white hands and smiled tender-
ly. (The tigress has her ;tender mo-
ments!) He meant it 1
She went into heir dressing -room,
and for an hour or more worked over
her face and hair, till she was certain
that if the captain of the ship de-
scribed her to any one else he could
not fall to give a fair description of
Florence Flargreave.
But Nortop reached the captain
apt, Other reporters had besiged
him but they hal} sgcceede4 in gath-
eripg the vaguest hind of informs:
tion, They had no description of Har-
greave, while Notton had, Before
going down to the boat. however? he
had delved into the past of the Prin-
cess Olga Perigoll. It cost him a
pocketful of money. but the end justi-
fied the meaner The princess had no
past worth mentioning. By piecing
this and that together he become as-
sured that she had told the simple
truth regarding the relationship to
E'loronce'e mother, 4 cablegram had
given him all the facts in her history ;
there were no gaps or discrepancies,
It read clear and frank. Trust a Rus-
sian secret agentto know what he
was taking about.
So Norton's suspicions—and be had
entertained some — were completely
tailed to Bleep. And he wouldn't have
doubted her at all except for the fact
that Braine had been with her when
he had introduced Etargreave. Har-
greave had feared Braine ; that much
the reporter had elicited from the but-
ler' But there wasn't the slightest
evidence. Braine had been in New
York for nearly six years. The prin-
cess had arrived in the oity but a
year gone. And Braine was a mem-
ber of several fashionable clabe, never
touched cards, and seldom drank, He
was an expert chess player and a
wondetful amateur billiardiet. Per-
haps Jones, the taciturn and inscrut-
able, bad not told him all he knew
regarding his master's past. Well,
well ; he had in his time untangled
worse snarls. The office had turned
him loose, a free lance, to handle the
case as he saw fit, to turn in the story
when it wag complete.
But what a story it was going to be
when he cleared it up ! The more
mystifying it;was the greater the zest
and sport for him. Norton was Iike
a gambler who played for big stakes,
and only big stakes stirred his Cray-
Ths captain of the tramp tteamrr
Orient told him the same tale he had
told the other reporters: he had
picked up a man at sea. The man
had been brought abroad totally
!imitated,
"Was
" Wae there another body any.
where 2"
"No."
"What became of him ?°
"1 sent a wireless and that seemed
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to bether hiw 1t looked to me that
he did not want anybody to learn Glut
he had bet'u reecutd. The moment
the boat touched the pier he lost him,
Mel( in the crowd. Fifty reportere.
earn' abroad, but be was gone. And
i could only tell them just what I'm
telling you."
"Fie had money ?'
"A.boutfire thousand."
"Please describe bile."
The captain .did so. It was the
eatnedesceiption he bad given to all
the Irportere. Ivurtou looked over the
rail at the big warehouse.
"Was it an ordinary balloon ?"
"There you've got me. My Ma,.
coni man says the balloon part was
like any other balloon, but the pat,
senger car was is new business to.
hire. It could be driven against the
wind."
"Driven against the wind, Did you.
tell this to the other drape ?''
Don't think I dial. Just remem-
bered it, Probobly some new fovea-
tion ; and now it's at the bottom of
the sea. Twomen, as I understand
it, went (Se in this contraption. One
is gone for good."
"For good," echoed the reporter
gravely, Gone for good, indeed, poor
devil ! Norton took out a roll of bille.
"There's two hundi ed in this roll."
Well ?" said the captain, vastly
astonished.
It's yours if you will do me a small
favor."
If it doesn't get me mixed up with
the police. I'm only captain of a
tramp; and some of the learbor police
have takep a dielilte to me. Whet do
you want me to do ?"
"The police will not bpther you,
This loan 1largreave had sotue ene-
mies; they want either his life or his
money—maybe both. It is a peculiar
case, with Ressia in the background,
lie might have Iaid the whole busi-
ness before the police, but be chose to
fightit out himself. And to tell the
truth, I don't believe the police woulb
have done any good."
"Heave her over ; what do you want
me to do for that handsome roll of
money ?"
"If any man or woman who is not
a reporter comes to pump you tell
them. the man went ashore with a
packet under his arm."
"Tie a knot in that."
"Say that the man was grey haired'
clean shaven, etraight, with a scar
high alp Rn hie forehead, generally
covered up by his hair,",i
"That's battered down, my lad. Go
on."
"Say tbat you eaw him enter yon-
der warehouse, and later depart with-
out his packet."
Easy as dropping mudhoolc,','
"That's all." Norton gaye the cap-
tain the money, "Good -by and many
thanks."
"Don't mention it 1"
Norton left the slip and proceeded
to the office of the warehouse. He
approached the manager's desk.
"Hello, Grannie, old top i;"
The man lcpked up from his work
eerily, Then tie face brightened.
"Norton 2 What's bropgb•t yop
here? Ob, yes; that balloon bueiness,
;fit down
"What Bind of a man is the captain
of that old hooker in the slip.?"
"Shifty in gun running, but other:
wise as square as a die. Looks funny
to see an old tub like that fixed up
with wireless; but that has saved his
neck a dozen times when he was rur.
ning it into a noose. Not going to
interview rue are you p"
"No. I'm going to ask you to do me
a little favor,"
"They always say that, But spin
her out. 1f it doesn't cost me my job,
it's yours."
"Well, there will be persons making
enquiries about'the mysterious aeron-
aut. All I want you to say is, that
he left a packet with you, that you've
put it in that safe till he calls to
claim it."
Grannie nibbled the end of his pen.
"Supposing some one should come
and demand that I open the safe and
deliver."
"All you've got to do is to tell them
to show the receipt signed by you."
The warehouse manager laugbedf
"Got a lot of sense in that ivory dome
of yours. All right. But if anything
happens you've got to come around
and back me up. What's it about?''
"That I dare not tell you. This
much, I'm laying a trap, and 1 want
some one I don't know to fall into it."
"On your way, James. But if yon
don't send me some prize fight tick-
ets next week for this I'll never do
you another favor."
In reply Norton took from hie pock-
et two bits of pasteboard and laid
them on the desk. "I knew you'd be
wanting something like this."
"Ringside 1" c. ied Grannis. "You
reporters are lucky devils!"
"At 3 o'clock this afternoon 1 want
you to call me up If no one has
called, why the game is up. But if
some 000 does come around and make
paquiries, don't fail to let me know,"
'11'11 be here till 5. l'd better call
you np then."
Then Norton returned blme and
idled about till afternoon. He went
over to Riverdale. Five times he
walked up and down the front of the
Ilargreave place, finally plucked up -
hie courage, and walked to the door.
He chatted with Florence for a
While and found that, for all she might
be guileless to the wcr'd, she Was a
good linguist, a Gine musician, and
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ARTIIUR J. IRWIN
L,l?.B.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pen.
nsylvania. College and Licent ate of
Dental Surgery of Ontario,
—Office in Macdonald. Block—
G. I3. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S
Honor Gradnate of the Papal College
of Dental Surgeons of ft,ltario, Honor
Graduate of University of Toronto
Faculty of Dos., istry.
OFFICE OVER H. E, ISAE;D Dc CM'S, STORE
W. R. HAMBLY, &Sc., ILD., CM
Special attention paid to diseases
of Women seri Children, having.
taken poste. .dente work in Sur-
gery, Baoteri' logy and Soientifio:
Medicine,
Ofiioe in the Kerr residence, be-
tween the Queen's Hotel and the.
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Phone 54. P. O. Box 1I&
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Accident and
Sickness Insurance
RELIABLE WORK .
tMODER, 1 CHARGES
J. G. STEWART
GRI'FFIN'S HLOCk, W'1NGHAM
H••••
DR. H. J. ADAMS
Late member House Staff Tor-
onto General Hospital. Post grad.-
nate
radnate London and Dublin.
Snooessorto Dr, Agnew
OFFICE IN MCDONAI,D BLOCS
DR. ROBT. O. REDMOND
M. R. C. S. (Eng.)
L. R. 0. P. (i,onel.l
Physician and Surgeon.
(Dr. Chisholm's old stand)
W. J. MOON
VETERINARY SURGEON
OFFICE OF LATE DR. 'WILSON.
RESIDENOE—COR. PATRICK & FRANCIS
Office Phone 179. Residence Phone 182,
Ex Elov. Vet. Inspector.
General Hospital.
(Under Qovernmec.b Inspection.)
Pleasantly situated. Beautifully furnished.
Open to all regularly licensed physicians.
Rates for patients (which include board and
nursing)—$4.90 to $16.00 per week,. according
to location of room. For further Informa-
tion—Address
MISS L. MATIREWS
Superintendent,
Box 223, Wingham, Ont.
New Telephone
Directory.
The Dell Telephone Companr cf Canada is
soon to rriat a new issue of its Official Tele-
phone Directory for the District of
Western Ontario
Parties who contemplate becoming Subscri-
bers, or those who wish changes in their pres-
itt entry should plane their orders with the
Leal Manager at once to insure insertion in
this is-ae.
Connecting Companie%
5.:t. ;n:3. a?. a zerert additions ani changes in
v*sir s, e:f cub-.^ib+>rs. either to the Isocal
sat^:lair ,crosscut: to the Special .Agent's De.
\Centred.
The '.Bell Telephone Company
of Canada.
Wanted for a Oash purohassr is
good farm close to `Vingham.—E,i
quire o R'
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f c etivCos
t ens.
Tornado Insurance.
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companies in the word, Vali and gat
our rates. They will enrpri.e you. No
reinianl.
p note.
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Bank of
Capital Authorized-
Capital, Paid-up
Surplus - -
;EHE MEN
A Banking institution
1 from the sten who direot
the actual capital invested.
Money deposited in the Bank
by mon well known for business
mon—mon who value security
thin policy is a surplus
larger than its Capital—the
conservative nsanagement.
I Ce P.
Manager t.
o
amin.S
- $5,000 0!)7
. - - 8 000,001
- - - 3,130,000
BEHIND
gets strength es muck
its affairs as from
of Hamilton Is gatattled
integrity. and atn
more than high pewits,
which is one quarter
result of over 40 years"
SMITH
Vifinghtim
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R, VANSTONE
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
Money to loan at lowest rt, i or.
WINGHAM.
ARTIIUR J. IRWIN
L,l?.B.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pen.
nsylvania. College and Licent ate of
Dental Surgery of Ontario,
—Office in Macdonald. Block—
G. I3. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S
Honor Gradnate of the Papal College
of Dental Surgeons of ft,ltario, Honor
Graduate of University of Toronto
Faculty of Dos., istry.
OFFICE OVER H. E, ISAE;D Dc CM'S, STORE
W. R. HAMBLY, &Sc., ILD., CM
Special attention paid to diseases
of Women seri Children, having.
taken poste. .dente work in Sur-
gery, Baoteri' logy and Soientifio:
Medicine,
Ofiioe in the Kerr residence, be-
tween the Queen's Hotel and the.
Baptist Church.
All business given careful attention.
Phone 54. P. O. Box 1I&
♦11Nt•N•`••N•NiS•••••NPOA tr11•N•N4N4.11Nri'►N
i
J. G. STEWART
REAL ESTATE
FIRE INSURANCE
maimmimminsiong
Accident and
Sickness Insurance
RELIABLE WORK .
tMODER, 1 CHARGES
J. G. STEWART
GRI'FFIN'S HLOCk, W'1NGHAM
H••••
DR. H. J. ADAMS
Late member House Staff Tor-
onto General Hospital. Post grad.-
nate
radnate London and Dublin.
Snooessorto Dr, Agnew
OFFICE IN MCDONAI,D BLOCS
DR. ROBT. O. REDMOND
M. R. C. S. (Eng.)
L. R. 0. P. (i,onel.l
Physician and Surgeon.
(Dr. Chisholm's old stand)
W. J. MOON
VETERINARY SURGEON
OFFICE OF LATE DR. 'WILSON.
RESIDENOE—COR. PATRICK & FRANCIS
Office Phone 179. Residence Phone 182,
Ex Elov. Vet. Inspector.
General Hospital.
(Under Qovernmec.b Inspection.)
Pleasantly situated. Beautifully furnished.
Open to all regularly licensed physicians.
Rates for patients (which include board and
nursing)—$4.90 to $16.00 per week,. according
to location of room. For further Informa-
tion—Address
MISS L. MATIREWS
Superintendent,
Box 223, Wingham, Ont.
New Telephone
Directory.
The Dell Telephone Companr cf Canada is
soon to rriat a new issue of its Official Tele-
phone Directory for the District of
Western Ontario
Parties who contemplate becoming Subscri-
bers, or those who wish changes in their pres-
itt entry should plane their orders with the
Leal Manager at once to insure insertion in
this is-ae.
Connecting Companie%
5.:t. ;n:3. a?. a zerert additions ani changes in
v*sir s, e:f cub-.^ib+>rs. either to the Isocal
sat^:lair ,crosscut: to the Special .Agent's De.
\Centred.
The '.Bell Telephone Company
of Canada.
Wanted for a Oash purohassr is
good farm close to `Vingham.—E,i
quire o R'
iC h'
f c etivCos
t ens.
Tornado Insurance.
We aro agents for one of the a; conger
companies in the word, Vali and gat
our rates. They will enrpri.e you. No
reinianl.
p note.
Ritchie & CoseDs
l.l!tt US'iTTa°