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Successors to B B. Gunn
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BIG SALE' of the entire stock Opened on Saturday last at the
old Corner store, If you are in any doelet as to the values .
we are offering, just ask any °tithe Many customers who were
in to see us on, Opening Day. . We are determined 10 make the months of
une, July and August red letter days to all purchasers in the town and vicin-
ity. Space will not allow U8 to ennumerate the values of the different artic-
leSi but below you will find a few of the many specials we areseiling. ,
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i .lnieVer saw anY reads thete, to. eumw
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pare With itaYasO lot iStanley, ander
I the supervisionof those gentttlemon.
We are al 1w,e11 at, (anoxia. Wales,
Gem Stewart, !Hobert XeCooll, and
Oarry Armstmong aro in .their l'iatorne-
13tcads, 70 /vides west of, Saskatoon.
Mrs. R. Me0ool lett II1artney tutjoin
Iher husband ltbere tot -day,
DRY GOODS
Flannelettes of Variety, regular 10c, now...........7ic per yd.
Shirtings of variety, regular 15e, now, 10e per yd
Tiekings of Variety, regular 25c, now 90e per yd
Cottonadea of Variety, regular 25c, now.. . 20c per yd
Oresh Towelling of Variety, regular, 12io, now 9c per ed
Sirt,ings, Cottons, Table Linens all at the same,. reduced prices
CLOTHING
Ken's Overalls, regular $1.00 a pair, for....n. • . 75'e
3ien's Overalls regular 75e a pair, for. . ..... hOo
Ken's Smocks, regular 75c each, for .. . . 5Cc
Boys' Three Piece Suite, 30 to 33, for-$ 1 50
Boys' Odd Vests, 28 to 33; f . ..
Men's Tweed Pant', Underwear, Etc,, Etc., at greatly reduced prices.
•CROCKERY
Dinner Sets, 97 pee., regular 813.50, for . . $ 9 60 each
Tea ,Sets,. 97 pee, regular $5.00, for. 8 2 o60 each
Toilet Seta, 97 pea, regular, $5.00, for. $ 2 50 each
Pitchers, Cups and Saucers, Plates, Etc„ at greatly reduced pricey.
Oir Orockety -Department win be replete with the Choicest Table Requisite.
Special Attention given to
TEAS I COFF EIES and SPICES
- Choice Table Buttcr Especialty. -
Highest prices paid for Choice BUTTER and EGGS.
WILLI MS and PURCELL
Successors to B. B. GUNN
CORNER STORE - • - SEAFORTH
Ur num expoottov
SEAFORTIL FRIDAY, june 22, 1906.
Two more rJoranaissioners;
The naidway (and MunieiPal Board
rOomanission provided for at the
last session iof the Igegislature, (has
been 10Tgiatilized. The appointments
'were (made (last week by tinter iOntario
Government. The 'chairman tie_ Mr.
ila.mee Leitch, K. C., (of Cornwall,
and (his vollieagues are Andte,w.
gram, K. tr., at St. filleamas, 'Mho a•e-
presented lE(ast Elgin irn, 'tate Do-
minion Parliament and EL N. Kitean,
wholesale !grocer of Harailtion. Mr.
Leitcle iwill trepresent the ;legal end
cpf itthe Commission; Mr. -Ingrain will,
be (the railway expert, he (having
beea a railway anaill before he wont
into polities, having worked his
way .from a breakman ta *endue-.
ter and Mr. Kitson will attend to
the business end of 'Me !machine.
None' of 'the parties thaw leverbe-
ererae eminent along their ispeeial
-lines in private life. However,
they wul nio doubt fill the bill.
Their duties tor nearly years to oolne
at spyrato, (whit (lett be liromerous lot
'burdensome and, if they 'have to tbe
provided for at the nxVerfse
they iiII, probably, do as little harm
there as +any' place (else. Of oeurse,
tate 'Commission (must have a secre-
tary and another. lawyer 'named
Henry C. Small, of Carleton Place,
tbas lbeen appointed to that position
Mr. Ingram ihas tresigned this seat
in the =larminion Pai1iament.
_ The salary of the !chairman, Mr.
Leitch, (is $(3,000 and 'al Ithe other
two icomenissioners, 1$11,000 each, while
the eecretary receives 0;000. So
that we &aye it.) start with tan nn -
mai bill Ifer salaries alone of ft(16,-
.000, the price of•tWo of the best 100
acre farms in Ontario, far doing
week 'that lhas ,hitherito been done
IrAre you a success as a bread -
:maker? Is your cake and pastry
complimented by your friends?
If not, whose fault is it—yours
or the miller's. you are success-
ful in other lines, your reputation
es a cook is vindicated, and it is
plainly the fault of the flour.
Look up the good bread and
pastry makers of your acquaintance
and get their flour experience.
You will find that -most of them
are using
Royal Household Flour
gladly -paying a little more per barrel -
for it and getting, for that extra cot •
a purer, better flour. For bread or
pastry, it has n...) equal.
Qgilvie's Royal Household—
repeat the name to your grocer.
Ogilvie Flour Mil{s Co., Ltd.
Montreal.
"Ogilvie's Book for a Cook," con-
tains lee peee.-I f exeellent recipes,
some never published before, 'leer
-grocer can tel1 yoli how to get it PREB.
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and IShaealld ti1I ibe done by the ,Gov-
ernment.
But there (bas etFil anotther Com -
!mission been appoinalted and -which
the iLegislature authorized kelt ses-
sion That is toadied the' Hydro-elece
tric.,PoWer )00131211188ion. Ilhis the
cominission ttlhiat is to 'have the non -
troll of the feleotrioal energy' of Whe
Prtrfvince. It lis to be composed iof
adn. &fr. Beek and Hon- Mr. Hen-
drie, two 'members of the Oabinet
without P'ortfolita and. without - Sal-
ary and tMr. Cecid B. Smith, lam en-
gineer .and a speoia1r favorite Of
theiGpvernment *leo seems to be
bard 'to satisfy lo.r. else (epeoially gift-
ed 'as the is already in plOssession of
several golod Government its. -This
Qammission avtll, of •cidurse, 'require
its secretary and all the other par-
aphernalia and twill (likely iciest as
mach as the Railway land 'Municipal
Commissilon above referred ha. 'How-
ever, Where ' is • some- necessity rfor
this wommiesion although it may he
years before lit is of muclh use.
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Lax-ets-A Candy •glowel Laxative.
• If Toil (have Oonstipation.
If you have a coated -tongue,
If Tiou are dizzy, biliatle,
If you iha.ve Headaehee, Sour Stom-
ach, ete,, 'risk 5 cents an ILax-ets.
See for yaurself. Sold by C. Aber -
tart, Druggist, Seatorth.
From Ain Old Friend, ,
HartneY, Manitoba, June, 6, '1906.
' Mr. 'Editon-The 'Expositor is al-
ways a welcome visitor to lour lhome
end' we would not like to -be wit/11014
it. -Tdany changes have takea place
since I (left Varna three 'years ago
this month. Old friends have join-
ed the "silent majority," and others
have mine to take their 1)1 aces.
Thus it hal( been ; thus it Us, rand, IL
suppose, ever will be.
Your readers may be interested in
a few words about this !great Wet
country. To begin with the weath-
er, -we thad an exceedingly mild win-
ter, with only a few weeks oold.
The sprinig ihas been exceptio'nally
fine ,and warm. A splen di d crop"
'has been sown, and the (recent ;wet
spell assumed rapid growth. The
prospects of an abundant 'harvest
seems never as bright. Large acre-
age has been .ecultivated, propitu-
trus weather and prospedts of in-
creased facilitiee of transporta-
tion place this West of to -day in
Li position .unrivalled in North
America. It is a surprise to the.
Easterner to /see the male on /which
a man farms in this oauntry. (My
next door neighlbor, a retired ifarro-
er, whose boys are Still an the 'farm,
has in 820 acres of wheat, and about
300 acres of oats. Last year the had
26,000 buSheliof wheat. After pay-
• ing WI expenses this grain -would
net ihim. !about fifty cents per bushel.
You earl thus see why he is a 'retir-
ed farmer. There bas been a won-
• derful mignatien to. all 'parts of the
West this spring. Thousands upon
thousa nds liave been p on r i.ng in
turning the " latent wil dern ese "
!into thickly populated farming cam-
+ remains.
The favored places segre to ibe the
Saskatoon and Battleford districts.
It is almost incrediable how quickly
land has advanced in prices, and !the
rapidity with which it is changing
(hands. To -day, (good Sear ions Ilhatt
could be bought when 1 ea me there;
for $f7- an acre, are (being solcl at' 1
from $110 to $15 an !acre. Vegetation.
is very rapid in this !country, 'and all'
kinds of 'grain and vegetables grow
much-darger extent than
East. On the 24th of May I pulled
some broom 'grass that an en s u d 25
inches 'of this year's growth. T
naps 'looking at our people there .road -
making with a grader heat week,
and I was wishing that Mr. (John
Sparrow and Mr. Malcolm McNa u gh-
ton Were there. They, could make
I their fertune tat that business, as
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Yours truly,
jAIYIES ARMSTRONG.
Formertly ,M Varna.
Horse. Breeding=
Dear expositor, -in 'looking over
your valuable 'paper, tdotat 'of 1lVtay.
18tria., I notieed a letter leaded,
"What Protection lhas the Farmer?"
Now, Sir, IL do not lenlow mho Kr.
Farmer is. He may be a farmer or
he may be a man NViltais travelling
a. cheap stallion or he Irteatar be both.
But I wall say tilass taxa the fewer
men we dative dike him the lbeter
for the horse business in the leounty
df Huron whiclh, aeeording 1th-et
last statisities, stood . second for
having the highest average price
paid for horseleading any 'ootrn-
ty in the Province of Ontario, but
the eatenty Of York, which was
first. If Mr. Warmer is satisfied
with •tising a Oano.dian -bred. 'horse,
that would net make a tgood geld-
ing n the odd country, the bee got,
ail kinds of protection. I ami tine
'termed that some of the farmers are
boating about getting foals fior
laind rgaTrie of them 'getting diving
foals two weeks- old flow op. Surely
that ionght to be very agreeable
protection for the farmers who
wOuld be satisfied with Stallions
seal as El have mentioned. Now I
would like to know What +kind ot
Searotairgbit Mr. Varmer would tarn
on to beat this?
,if would also say to the treasonable,
thinking farmers, What would 'our
horses be in Huron eountty Ito' -day if
It had :not been for ithe thorsemen
who 'have one across the mean land
risked their money in importing
tgood, thick 'horses. We certainly
ought Ito lencourage tthese meinand
give them-- chance and you Jail
know the't t stallion •costing from
41,000 -to 442,000 ,cian ;not .ibe bought
an.d 'handled .flor terms lase those
mentioned above. I would alsio say
breed to the horse you (like and the
those that -suits your mare.. no not
breed to a 'horse y.ou dot not !like
for the paulltey sum of a few dol -
tars. And if you have the good Inca
to get your mares with teal try a:nd
pay the ihorsema'n at collecting time.
(have known farmers to Ihave the
money in the house wheln the horse-
man came round collecting but
would have some excuse to make,
and if the foal came and dived he
would likely pay for it some time
and if it died he Would almost 'have
to be sued. Now 1 hope that those
kind lat farmers are few and far be-
tween in this lprhperous horse eo -
ty. Thanking you for the space .1
thaw taken •up in your .raAueble
paper,
II am yours truly,
FROM A BREEDER.
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iI Of twestern Chiliktia would ler-e
long be a toothsome delecacy
throLfgibienielEnrope land What her per-,
Atonally . considered pickerel caught
in Lake :Winnipeg and Lake andel,-
Iha was as tasty a fisb OA 00 iliti. Oe
caught anyw,here. The fish will be
shipped tle Now t: ork, and thence iby
refrigerator to Ha.mburg. '
=Mr. and -Mrs. W. H. Bedlow, of
. Winnipeg, return the death of aboir
youngest son, Melville, two years
and six tnonths old. The child. pass -
.Jed away itS the result of ft 'scratch
r-eceived from his Vet cat. tithe [injury
was received one tiole ago, and
blood poisoning f?'it in. 1
-Three large hears attacked two
young EngdiShmen, Oswald Lang -
field and J. -Wthiteleadi near est -t
even dast week. Thie men started
to run, firing of their revolvers
at intervals, but the anirnaik3 (kept
on, tearing the oloithes of the ipur-
seed. Finadly the pair crawled un-
der a barb wire feriae and left thel
-playful bruins on the Other Side, the
big fellow's being enable to get'
thro ugh. Painf wl. ear a tches were
enstained by (the men.
-A sad fatality coeurred at the
home of Joseph Turgeon, about 14
miles north of Bstevan. His five-
year-old child, • josephine, was play-
ing about ,the yard, and got itand,er
the wheels of 'a wagon Inantaining a;
toad of poSts. The horses ssta r z ed
off, and ithe child was ((Washed atu •Ier.
the wagon, the wheels passing le er
her chest. After 'the accident t" ,..,
,tittle one Tose tb :hen (ft land (ae-
tempt.ed Ito !walk, but in, a Ifew train-
'utes fell .gain, and was jdead in an
110 u.r.
z -John D. :Atchison is -preparing
plans for. a •five -storey store and
etfice building to be erected next
to the Clarendon hate', in Winnipeg.
The building will bave a frontage
of 88 feet, and the ground-floicrr will
be ,sub -divided into four stores.
The construotion will be of the teliow
burning type and the building will
cost in the neighborhood of ot75,000,
-From Saturday •tin:til Monday
five trains oontaining over 1,000
home eeeklers arrived at Wi null p eg
station. .1Vfost of them were 'young
end middle aged. men from Ontario.,
Th -ere were 'seme women ,and a few(
children among 'the excursionists.
Tihe home -seekers were nrosittly bound
XVI' points in the 'wheat be.ilits of the
new provinces, especially Saskatehe-
wanl
Te ;disgusting discharges from
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She- nose and" throat and the 'foul
catarr.hal br.eratle are quickly - die-
penied with by- using Dr. Shoap's
Catarrh Cure. Suoh othing antis-
eptio agents as Oil Eucalyptus, Th.y-
mol, :Wild Indigo, etc., have been in-
corporated into a snow white cream
making a catarrhal )balm unexcelled.
Sold by C. Aberhart, Druggist, Sea- 66 pl sct
forth.
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If Tour istionradh teonbles you do
net oenclude that there is nip cure,
tor a great marry have been perman-
ently eared by Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. Try them,
they are (certain to prove 'beneficial.
They only Iciest a quarter. Sold by
all dr uggists:
Manitoba and Northwest. Notes
-T,h.e assessment lot the towtn
Araola, for this year, aggregates
M411,600. .
1 -During the :past three moniths
.298 oars of settler's effects un-
loaded at 'Hanley, Sask.
-The Canadian Bank =of _Commerce
will erect a beautiful strncture sin
Yellow Grass, Sask.
-High. Rivers' reatl estate has
trebled in Value iia a Wear, and is
-now elose on to $1,000,000.
-New buildings to the value of
0700,000 are now in course of icon-
struction in Calgary, Alberta.
-Masons lin 'Regina (have in tone
temptation Alm building of a
000 temple.
-IVIvose.Jaw Methodists are erect -
Ing a $62,000 eleurch this Summer,
and it will be opined evith a hand-
some new pipe .organ.
-In the vicinity of Sidney, Man -
'Aloha, wheat on summer fallow is a
failure. Farmers are ploughing it
up and egO winv bardey. The loss to
the farmers is heavy.
-I. A. Cameron, of Qu'Appeile,
brought in plants of fall wheat Ito
Wi 1 p eg =on Tuesday, which meas -
twelve inches on June 13. It
was taken from Mr. Oaineron's owin
farm. • , •
-The Saskatehe wan Go ver nroetn t
are advertising for tenders for the
supply of materials for the tondtruc-
tion .of four concrete piers 'and !two
abutments For a 'traffic bridge ov-
er the Saskatchewan river ,alt Sas-
katoon,
-Crop prospects never Were
brighter in Virden district. :The
season !has 'been ideal, and rains
copious, and the growth is phena
dna:nal. The acreage is consider-
ably inereased, and everythinig points
to an abundant 'h-arvest.
-On loattirday night last the !large
backside warehouse ,of Smith ,&
Ferguson, Regina, collapsed, and is
a total wreck. It was built last
'fall, at- a cost of te$8,000.
-A most enjeyable strawberry fes-
tival was given by the ailadies of
Knox church, Winnipeg, on the ev-
ening -of June 4th. The _eteawber-
ries were 'net grown in Winnipee.
-A American syndicate 1 rcym
Grafton, North Dakota, have - purr-
-chased a 'block of land containing
630 acres in 'St. Charles,. rt (suburb'.
of Winnipeg, paying $113,000 for Cc..
-An unf'ortunaLe ace i dent occur -
red recently =on the term lot Mr.
Wm. Oorey, seven miles northwest
of 13randon, when hs littie one-year
old son met death by 'falling into a
tub of water.
-Mr. IS. 6, Geteldthawke, an told
and well-knewn resident a mista-
,wasi sk., met AV i tth, la .fatal (loci-
de'nt a few days agt-N. lie -war:4 driv-
ing around (hisiranch, when 'he (lest
-.hoed of one Line, and, an Teaching
aver the 'dashboard to recovie.r it,
fell out and broke- hi,s neck.
-The demand Thr farm hands in
Manitoba and the other we&eri
provinces 431111 cant ;ernes very
keen, an adequate • supply having
'never been ferth-eoming nt any
time during the present year. Tt
will be woree when harvest In ild
thresh i n g sLarts.
-Mr. J. TI. Davis, of ;Winnipeg,hos
just Raid four carloads of la nee
Pickerel 'or yellow nike co we'll: tin
Lake -Dila nitoha and Like Winnipeg*
for disiribution • on the Eur-opean
markets. One -ef the lamest fish
dealers in Germany came eSpedially-
th this country feoin Itarebterg itin
make the purchase. Ife assured Mr.
Davis that piekerel caught in (the
he Red Rose Flavor
and Stren
MO -Ceylon tea nor Indian tea alone can have the
"rich fruity flavor" of Red Rose Tea,because
neither vai4ey in itselfpossesses all -the qualities
of strength, r chness, delicacy, and fragrance.
Each has its wn pecuM7rValities, but each has ts
w---eaknesses.
By combinin0 the two in the Red Rose/proport ons,
I produce' a tea with the "rich fruity flavor" and
strength of 1ed Rose Tea, a flavor and strength
found in no brand of Ceylon alone.
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Theds nothing too good
to go into MOONEY'S
CRAC ERS. The best
flour ,th t Canada mills, the
best bu ter and cream that
Canada's famous dairies can
produc and the best
equippeo bakery in Canada,
to con ert them into the
'best cra kers you ever ate-
ooney's
Perfection
Cre4m Sedas
They re good eating any
time and aii the time:
Crisp, nviting, toothsome.
ease***16,
Amee011.11.1
the
is good liesa
T. H. Estabrookts
st. John, N.B„ Toronto, Winnipeg
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style?
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guarantees them, all.
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J -i FOR SALE. -Th - undersigned has for sale sew
• end Thorobred Leicest 'r Sheep and Durham Cattle
of both saxes. Addr s Egmondville 1'. O., or
• at farm, Min Road, T ekesmith. ROBERT C
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• -112 and heifers, ramie&
• also one general purpose
they are 5 years old, ho
the lowest and terms to
and Black Tartarlan
MILNE, Ethel, Ont.
DULL MR SALE.
.11, horn bull, with
old, and red in color.
cellor. Apply on Lond
south of Brucefield.
field P. 0.
For sale, a thorobred 8b
red pedigree, 28 =nth*
e was bred from Viee Chan -
n road, Tuckersmith, mile--
AMES PATERSON, Bruce,
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-One thousand applications from S EWA
Leachers desiring to study methods
in Canada and the United 'Shales -
have been received by the authorit-
les in 'London, Eagland. '
Johnston, clerk of the ,
township =of Carrick; and one of ith,e I
most widely known lund highly we -
Bruce, lilted !very 'suddenly last week. I y L
ter survive. ,z)
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speeted citizens eif the county 'of
A widow, .four sons and Ione daugt-, 1
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-That tubereulosis is sufficient' !
ground Tor divorce in Caliternia, ,
was =decided in the Superior Court 1
'at los A:ngedes, when Judge Bard- ,-
weal granted MrS. Charlotte T.
t Scammell a decree because her bus- 1
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band is suffering from that disease. I .
-At the fa.ninual meeting last .week, , When you buy a knife for iestan
p.t Ottawa, j. A. Stewart, lel (Perth, I consider the quality of the steel
was re-eleeted Hig,h. =Chief Ranger l' blade. TInIbigg,estandh eavi es t Itm
. necessarily the best. Now there is
much diffeelence in the quality and st :ength
of steel in fence wire as
Not too much, just a little, just enough to
start the bile nicely. One of Ayer's
Pills at bedtime is an you need. These
pills act directly on the liver. They
cure constipatioi,. biliousness,' dyspep-
sia, sick -headache,. Sold for 30 years.
We have no secrets! We publish &verve.,
the formalas of MI our medicines. Lowell. Mann.
horthorn BM's,
niroals and of A 1 breeding,
and 1 agricultural hens;
id and ood workers. Mow
suit. Also %)th Century
, Mean, for seed. DAVID_
199841.
-Seven first-class young-
coivs, for sale at morlf-
ood young cow)) aid
are cordially In -
in adjoins town,
Write for catalogue,
1213-tf
boar 9 months old, a right boost animal. The 03ostf-
stock are all registered in the National Stock Be
cords. Prices moderate,te 't easy, visitors welcome,,,
RE/ rgreditor aliSporOsaKie OnilLoStA27.LE:—conneememsiton
Hibbert township, a num er of heifers and young,.
cows with calves at foot, IC.,, earling bull, 3. Berkshire
DAVID HILL, Sto.ffa P. O.
QIIORTHORNS.---Choice •red 1
)0 different ages for tale, bout two dozen to
from. Prices reasonable. Heid, now headed
" Countsylvanus" (56900). e is got by the heat
scotch bred imported stock 0 I both sid, glossy rlaft
red in color, and well set on short legs. Terna:-....
registed cows t5 insured ; • them on application.,
Visitom- welcome. .10/IN DER, lien_gall P. 0.
and Station. 1
e e uanawan traer a.t urorescers ,
For another year. 'George Faullk-
ner, of 'Brantford, was elected by ac-
clamation as high secretary.
-Mrs. Davis, wile =of Mr. Wme
Davis, head (ef the Toronto =Pork
Packing 'Company of Wm. Davis a
oo., who died a short time ago, left
an estate probated ,at V55,845.99.
Of this amount orgo,000 is mash In the
banks and the remainder is invested'
in stooks. She leaves about li5,000
for nariousorganizations in con-
nection with the 13aptist church end
to,000 to the husband and the west
Igoes to .other members of the (fam-
ily. t
-The =council of the University of
,Toronto have the awarded the Wm,
Ramsay poet graduate scholarship
1 in political =science to Mr. John A.
C. Mason, O. A„ tof Stratford, Oat.
This echodar.ehip la open for mom-
' petition to all graduates of the
1 University, and ithe award is ;made
upon lan esay, the. Salbje,ct 'of which
° &nit be 'sortie •question in reooinfoxreios•
' or 'finance of interest to the loom-,
/penile' community un Canada. '
•
I
I • -The rdeat1h !occurred a DeW days
ago at Oakville, Ontario, of ivIre.
1 Mhos. ijatfray 'Robertson, willow ef
, tlhe date IT, J. Robertson, first 1
I principal &he Normal seiner)! of
. Upper Canada, at the advanced Lege
.of 03 years. At the time lot then
death Mrs, (Robertson was reSilding
with her daughter, Mrs, A.ppelbe,
at Oakville, !where she had !lived (for
°the (past 139 years. Her husband died
.about forty 5r:ears ago.
A Guaranted Cure for Piles
Itehing, Blind, (Bleeding, =Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to
refund money if PAZO OINTMENT
fails ito tare tin 6 to 14 days.. 50c.
-
anernbers =of the Listowel
Methodist alleurch =Anir to the (num-
ber -of ((inwards of CO, paid (a sur-
prise visit !to !Me 0a'ome of Mr- and
.Mrs, Bert Lavery, the objeet be-
ings (to idle ;hanor tlo Mrs. (Lavery,
nee Miss 'Louise Male. After Igen-
eral greetings and wif4bes
Wesley 1Stevvart,' treinalf of the
dhoir, after a few well (Chosen and
cempliment'ary remarks,intimated
' that the 'choir desired lin Isome tan-
gible Way to express Ihheir !appre-
ciation of (her (services as a member
of (Me (dhoir for Who Ipa.Vt 'six years.
The (presentation lconsisted of a rna-
hoga'ny arm !rocking chair, la jardi-
niere (table and a beautiful ntirUSe.
with wose-s.
191.6
Start for a
Good Salary
13v taking one of our home Study
Pontoon. Tti (o4ts but, a trifle, •
and only" acquires yrur opera
4irr e. Write to -day for particu-
lars.
Correspondence Department
C. B. COLLEGE TORONTO
W. H. SHAW, P,inelpal.
196'7-26
IS THE CHEAPEST
e, you
in the
snot
lust as
there is in a knife blade or
razor. The Nee Co. use
a 'high carbon steel
wire, which though it
costs you but little more,
is fifty per cent, (so%)
stronger than wire in other
fences. The. lightest PAGE
fence is as strong as the
heaviest of other imakes.
Notice the lock in PAGE
"EMPIRE" FENCE. You
may have nOtieed also that
otleere are !imitating
It. That is a good recommend fo it.
Whore we lead others follow.
All PAGE wIro is " COILED,"l not
:rimped.
Get pis before placing your
SOLD A
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Besides the extra strength and superio
workmanship, PAGE FENCES are dip
ped irl a. special white'paint,which et
top of the best of galvanizing, willlengthei
the life of Wire for years. And, also, thi
white coating makes win
71-lE I.00K
"EMPIRE"
Thos. Purcell, St, Columbane
Chas. Layton, Clinton.
J. B. McArthur, Hensall.
N. B. Gerry, Blyth.
Wm. Aikenhead, Brueefield.
Oswald Walker, jr„ Cromarty.
1 N PAG E
FENCES.
much more sightly.
Owing to the grea
strength and elasticity ct
PAGE fencing, one,
third less posts are re
(piked, thus reducing th=
cost of the fencing.
As you get in PAGI
FENCES one -hal
mare fence strength
greater protection agains
rust, better workmanship
better appearance, us
less posts, can you affor
to use other fences, even though you cold
buy them for one-half the price of th
PAGE? But, really ours cost yor
little, if any more. 408
order for Fence Gates or Lawn Fence.
D ERECTED BY
A. Mutton, Mitchell.
R. A. Hearn, Clinton.
R. MelAurrat, Bayfield.
W. 3. Scoin.s, Bornholm.
W. H. Humphries & Son, Walton.
E. J. Litt, Dublin.
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1NEVENSIVE
Lik LONDON, TORONTO; MONTREAL, WINNIPEG, VANCOU TER,
ST. JOHN, RAITILTON.
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14,44,1
, 4.4 Or mak-
,
It is not the price yofr pay for a furnace that makes ib cheap
or expensive, but the fuel it afterwards consuro.es.
A common furnace may cost you $5 or .$1.0 less than a
"Sunshine," but -if it eats this up the first winter -in -extra fuel:
what do you gain? Nothing, but all the annoyance and extra
workthat go with a poor furnace.
The " Sureehine " is in use from Halifax to Vancouver,
and we have hundreds of testimonials from pleased users.
Sold by enterprising dealers everywhere. Booklet free.,
Colt
offt
E. A. LATIMER Sole Agen
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eafort
STOOK- FOR
IILL FOR SERVIC--T
servic-e on Lest 21, Euro
very superior young Dinh=
ed stock, 'Terms $1 at the ti
piivilege of -returning. 61.
11ENDERS0N.
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e nnder.signed has for'
Road, Tuekersinith,
ull, bred inor
e of service,
)0 to mourn..
11Q ITV: FOR SERVICB.— r
for the improvenient'o
111, Ribbert, the well bred In
57089. This bull is sired by
Re has two straight -crosses of
tlain'a side. Lord Dundonald
fine quality. Terms -81 for gr
oped13Bigrimeedx, stock, payable De
'Brien 'will lop -
on Lot 27, Con-
" Loid Dundo
Trumpeter' Onip.I.
nvorted blood on
s of red color and Of
eows and 85 Or
r 1st, next. Z.
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Woods's nos
The Great Englis t
Tones ond invi,gora
nervous syste
lood in old Veins.
0 -us Deb,ilit , Ilfental and Brain
pondeney, ., Weakness, E glans, .
matorrhera, ant/ Erects of Abuse r Iilveessis,
Price $1 per box, slic for 5. One w II pli3aso,szt.
4i
Will euro. Sold by all re gists r maned,. eiet
ple.in pir.g. on receipt of es. We,, ir pamPata
Inaaecliree. The vooci ~of e t.',0-
(fornzerly Windsor) Tcrtto
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ale
Money to Loa
Private and Company fun& to loari (In Real E4si
Neeurity at 101Vtlit eurrent rates of interest.
A. A. WAIT,
Rod Estate and Loop, -Agent.
Brueefiein, Ontario,.
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