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bound oe repaired.
001.11 LETTERING •
on LEATHER GOODS
A:. „nler'• proreglz attended to on leaving
nom .: TI{LtlIGV�wAL'uoderleb.
A. E. TAYLOR. MTRATwoRD.
MEDICAL
W. F. (*ALLOW. M. B.
a{eS and setedeaaw. North .t+'esl.
aorta el cuea / beitstry elites Td ,* , W.
. F. J. R.FORSTER-EYE. BAR.
- sad threat only. Rents a este.
b mod A•:r..: in. air.
York
esiab.Nor. Nse.etrr id1I o..t H tsl.
and it eereard F:) - H.r,pital.
is =and
usu. $ S. W alt r!Jo Street.
mindetd. sppedte grata Chereh. Ho..r. 9.
• u s. tn., 2 1u l p• m.. Tteg p• M. Telephone
LKS. (EU. AND M. E. WHITING
1) RUJL[HANN, oateevath...rsc:aloestn
rogues • Sad char a - dt.este+, souk.
N oi, and ..Y.00 disorders. eye. sir. note
and term. to bsauand ri,.. ant,:.' acidic.
elks North .beet. tkird emir Iowa tee Aqua".
l,. �LBKIUHI'. U.C..CHiRI)-.
lit plwat .r,.p.tw sod n•-, a •►+•e:nit+l. i.h
.staarue t• W scOSnor that cine.. without
1111.1. w Mute. Ftwesrnunmtt w. mew t.oxt
. a...,disa Bank et (.bate nee. Ho't' • ' l v,4444 W
LEGAL
HOU1»OOT, HAYS k KILLUh-
AN. narrowly... waterer.. notaries public.
,rector. nt tis Marittu.c Court. etc. PnvMs
tared to bted µ lowed rate. of tntetad.
eke. ya,4 side Noire. W.
r*UUUOvIrf. t[. C.. N. C. AYd. J: i..
C1 LLUKAN. W. I'BUUDet to re. Jr.
U. CAMBRON, K. C. %ARIUS-
. TKB. wllattor. notarr tn+blte. iMacs.•--
w.ti.wu avwt. (.Jdsrie4 third d.wr Iry -
oars.
iftARLISM UAkUWW. LL.B.. MAR
HAMM. ettersey. .olkdwr. eta. tioue
x h. Meaty t,. tees at Nevem mute
AUCTIOBEEH.
SOMAS UUNDRY •
AULTI(YLLR •
BM 1t.. Uoder,ch. All taatesetipes b was:
left at Myt.,ei entre w,ll be niappity et•
.tb4 tut Jt....dc,.aw telcl•M,ua UY-
- INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
.)11)' 111 PRIVATE FUND'', DS '1'u
GV'J U loan. Appi1 to Y. U. ('AM
BUN. uarrin a Hamilton ctrect. Uodencr..
V it. ROts13RTriON,
INSURANCE AG F;\I
tax Alt() LieNTaliae • British, 1.'aoaaiau and
-:u,aa7,a.tW jjrn LMFLOTU.H5 Ltd'.
ITT : lee Utmost Accident and (laarsulrr
wplenl.t•u, 1Jm1Ud. of London. 0Jla.
1,Icurli sr u uuasa,.Tsa burps . 1 he
1WuLt) ..0 Uaarantee t'ust, pSey.
rice to: alaideeos, reortnea.•t owner of V n•.
a *W I dL Uarres elreet.. 'Phone 1C'.
Ieft1WdyP MUTUAL FIRS I1.
eUItANV1L CO. -Earn and isolated
rtlt rineartB. Mcwwea. Pres.. 1eatorl , P.U..
t 0411u 41), V,o -Pia. uodeneb 1'. 0 ,
was 1. uayfy uee.•Treaa. neatorth 1'. di.
neseloe.- t'. F.. cur•egor, osatwta ; John
urievt, w u.ti.rop ; N to.am luno, t'oo.tw,a ,•.
o be..i.... r., tfot/Nran . Jawea kyr.-.
to owes . Hobert berets. maritime : Mateotui
ix warm&
Agent.: J. M. tt tots,�� lee: R. Bail' n.
Hock: Wllwate, ('pamuer..y.doe'h; F..
.t►My, .eaIwt . r'etisr-teeedsr' eon pal -
J. M.n s 1'HWni BMre,t:lln lmew twee essettetee wl..
"us Irleeesy, atonable arra. ueaence.
■AI IL* E L&GU$E8
ALl lttt B. BULLY, .1. 1'..
WU1R1011. UPR.
tiYULR ori RR/Al[a:R•AOc L1CICN"F-4
E. R. WIOLE
Dwt�arwr
Imr of Marriage Licenses
W1U PHARMACY
•oderich,� Ontario
OL ONiST FARES
ttte►wa :trod d Marl
stationer Ootarto 0, eertals plot • w
British Columbia1
Montana
Washington
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SWORD srrrLKRB' FA RIJb
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feet Treeiry, Margit sod Ayre
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Jt1A. [IDtI, l�a!aU �
irrtle li{• tats
'Kg IN SESSION
NEARLY All NIGt11
Special Legislation Protecting Mem-
bers Who May Have Auceptw
G mens Commaaione
G. Howard Ferguson. M.P.P., .r...
trills.. and other members of the lieut.•
who may have perhaps unlntenrttma!1)
transgressed against th.• section of lb.
Legislative Assembly Act ►amu;
leathers from accepting positions or
commissions from ettber the Proviso
del or Federal Ooverti:nruts. nerd
worry nu loger. .0 the opening ot
1M house on Wednesday hl+
the Lleuteitant•Getereur arrived, sed. •
without any tormellty, gave assrut :
the amendment to+lbe Assembly Act
that created such ea merrier Tuesday
afternoon and kept the members hi
their places until elope t•, daybreak.
The bill declares that nu member shall
forfeit hie seat because of the ace'rp:-
&ncr of a commission from the Omni.,
Ion Uoverameut requiring specta:
qualifications or professional skill -
where rucb commission is a temporal,
.urs. The Opposition*" *gain to e•. -
press Its objection to the Government p
decision to give the bill three readings
by obatrueting Its passage lasted until
shortly before 6 o'clock on 11•educ
day morning. Then the blit reeetve�
Its third reading. From early e.venlnz.
when the hill reached the seeded r• a'•
iug -,age moll the final vote. the Op.
position ka;:t up * -to•ady Ilu'a o:
spret•hmaking, oceasluuall) r.•lieved l:'
the Interjection of back -stadia from tic,
Government. During second reading
and in committee the Opposition nun:
ed
us-
ed alueudoicnte objecting l.4 kite hurry-
dna thrc� th of the bill, and sorteat:rot
that the measure b••. made to meet•
only to the Grenvll:e menile.e Til •
aturndmrnts were voted doe n. th •
how et er. b -•Ing ,ilightly- changed le
make it clear that Mr. Frr:Haien waa
prn(r..led. Se-. only -to -4r niemb •rr
stl)'rrl nhtll the wind-up. t " loved:•
'mrut showing a "front o.:i mend: •r,
and the Opposition 12. Arse S:wi•
holme voted with the l)ppted ion
sear, t J.. bill.
tV.•• ,•a !Pe to t1 - u:- ,Ion .i .. .
r u iu•i.- rad .Ir. R .we -Ow, i' 1.
. 1.t. tuber 'or • est II
state a fiat 1 assns.e to he
that te d,tnc what he ''d lots .:''
ai1(i.nut re J:ai- ; t:ir prnvisi• na
s'atute.,tb:;t wa - illegal acrd '•, •
...no. his :itT ,...ns. t,. .
(Flte prte..:i.'. to ::ccs that' .1.r. .
terot a..0 hoe t. to a. bill
tl.r..iaaii t e' Losesk trutr.l. in Ili:..
GIVE THAT PUNY CHILD
THIS GUARANTEED REMEDY
1f your child 1s ttndsr-weight, lutk•+ts,
ailing. liable to get sick easily, it needy
meditvro to build its weight and strength. I
For this purpose there es nothing else we
know of that we can so strongly t-n,lune as
Reeell Olive Oil Emulsion. The remark
able success of this splendid medicine it
due to the (act that it conta.as in rrdients
that toots the nerves, winch the blots) and
furnish to the entire system the strength.
we•iIgght and health -building substances it
needs. And. it dues all this without injur-
ing the sexnach. In fact, Resell Olive .Oil
Rmulsion is not only pleasant to take, but
even the most sensitive sWmuch is bene•
flte.f by it, and the digestion improved. On
the other hand. it cunt: ins no aha. jhad or
habit -teeming drugs, which most parents
obj.•a•t to giving their children. It does its
good work by taking hold of the weakntse
and builds the body up to its natural
strength, at the Same time Maki::g .t streets
to te,ist disease. • •
If Retell (Hive Oil Emulsion doesn't
build your child up, feed the stunted, pully
muscles, and make the little one lively,
strong, well, unJ full of the animal spirant
children are meant by nature to Irrvc, carne ,
back and tell us and get your money back
We don't want you to lose a cent. We think
Oasis fro more than fair and it leaves yo':
BILINGUAL MATTERS
SUBJECT Of DEBATE
Government Declares its Inter: ea of ,
Taklnt a Finn Stand rra Er.
forcing Regulations
The bilingual achu.t! qucatten A .10 1
thrashed out thorough!) on the awry
of the Legislature on Thursday u:te r
coon and evening. 'fh^re were de-
clamatory and perfervid speeches ut
times. but there was 'title bite ru,as.
no cause to hesitate. Fur old peepb_ also I
-for cvalescents-for all who are ner-
vous,ontired-out, run-down, no matter what
the cause-wc offer Rexall Olive lhl Emul-
sion with the same guarantee of entire z.' •
tifactinn or stoney back•Sold •,n!y at t'.e
7,001 Rexall Steres, and in this town only
byusSi.uu
•
H. (I. Duuk.o Pis r►.B.. tit utertet. lied
font Meek. fled., keit.
11 THE PRESS
1
Civil War
.
Heron uarse, rra
There will not he civil war in Le-
land if we . •in mole'glatt.l sloe hi.. a-
las, no tire Oster pe•.ple will tett Leto
(nel••h Pi to a•••s-ur.• tl-rir'etrt'nall
wilt(tNCiir:k,•14'""rtnr 1.11. Hr•it-
iel.
misty. Tit. 1.• -.err conrt-e woetd 1 h
' In se. t. tf th,• .-o•uyr (noire offers, M
Mr. A.q'tith and r.wain ap-clators of
the wn.kiev of Hou • Rtee for the
next .is v. au.
Deal Swear
, H.. a lt4 o 'Lute -
•
�t the r+q•,••-• of lluin • written of
' 1'I. -vela. A ,s lo., -.'oi t-rf the flew•. lip
'•lyo. 1 ew.it....:eiuieti:N 111,' ,lice
to :ride it ig ,he ho r:•isle f .1 C14 'carr ,..+u lel-1111.4.
b• r t r ( d!f -' " 1 '.1• f .ot police 10 rep.. 'tie 441-4•11Alr.
I ,. •, which +'•. pe"; Near. le.ad di c.1/1.0.1 rxrrcisio{; , Gen -
h I n arse it. pubee pierce.; and if Go. re..
Uominlor ,over: , oath bort.cs poi in 'twit : W as �rsataapC �n TIO
w:,� . '.teethaloe- i the '. .F 1r. v.il I' rr�I�11RlEnMt7 rvrttirGi�ul�lWt�
The French-Canadian member. of the f
House however, united In declarlug
that they as ■ rsee were prepared to
light for the retentive of their. lea-
gtiage as loos as a ha.+dful of them
remained. Nevertheless. they I...sired
to have a thorough English cducatiou.
Napoloon Champagne of Ottawa thal-
leou ('hatupagne of Ottawa. at:. c1111,1-
lenged the ttppoeltlod l,•ad'•r to ,.tate
his stand on the qu'•sto'n openly.
This was followed to a cliall •nge
from lion Ur. Reaum•- ti:at- lie would
be willing to resign '.1. seat if he
could be told of a single French family
that wished to have French ta'IZht
alone.
Hon. Dr. l'yne mad.• the statement
that the Go. rrnmeut e to prepared to
follow out it.; policy- with courage and
determination. The platform had been
laid doe 'i by S!r Jae'es Whitney and
they would ..land by 1t, believing 1t
to he t' best thing fo:- Ontario. The
whole program spoke for em.•
i•ncy. I
111E - TRANSCONTINENTAL
Mr. Grahams Saila, OM Report Partisan
. and Mietading t•
• Ham O. P. Graham. is tl•'fend.,F
Itis acts as former MlntsterT' of Rail-
ways, used the following amendment
*Abe House of Commons as the t t:t
for his remarks:
"That the report' d the eommtsaton
,.appointed by the (Government to en-
quire into the eoastruotton of the
National Transcnntlnetital Railway. 14
G O wilfully- partlr:.n i.r, t u..1114. ding
S i to be wholly unrel.abl• , tl at tit
fl s1test object of the said c.immtig
skaters was to misrepresent for party
purposes, rather than to uiveatigate int
the public interest, without regard to
the sertoos consequences to the coun-
try or this great national eudertaktng:
and that for the appoin' i:ent of mice
commissioners, end for ..csseptllig and
endorsing their r'•pori, the (:ot'prc-
atent deserves the seine messiest of
this Hoose." Thr rote has net vt
been reached.
Va"•
out ra•'ts. • t reit emitting la•,- ,sire 4' arrest them.
BURN. D t). RAID.
Five Peo;ile Lost T.•e:r Lives in Wood
tine Hotel Firs
t'harlet, '.Ono t, R. ll'-vtl:c, Ontario:
Mas Cohen, - moving picture agent.
Toron'n: Freed l eleitison-. The Bronx.
New York: John Graham. repr.•renttr
trial- of Saverti-aid., London,- Qatar:•,.
and sums other man as vet uuku.,tt :
were burned tb'death in a lire which
destroyed the Woodbine Hotel, Tor-
onto. on Tuesday night-uf last Week.
Fortunately the fire occurred early'
to -the evening. before any guests
retired for•the night. Aa it was. hoe -
ever. the n,• s;,t'.'ad a 'Ilen recta^
ity that several guests. including loan)
theatrical people. lost all their' be-
longings. Conatderable romment w.r„
persistently made regarding the
construction of the building. it waa
originally an old factory made over:
and taken over on January 1 by the
present company. As a result Judge
Denton opened an investigation. The
loss is estimated at 1225.21(11. with a
total Insurance of $195000.
A torpedo boat o a' down a small
passenger steamer which plies be-
tween Venice and Lido In the Adrlath'.
and' SO persons were drowned. The
victims included ma' y women and
childrer..
in the destruction by fire of a rive.
story brick building nn Woodbridge
street. Detroit, Walter !Abbey. Peter.
bora. Ont., and John Law, Newark.
N.J., were burned to death.
Harold Nathers, a nine-year-old Any,
was drowned In the Humber.
John A. Macdo nen, formerly ot
Toronto. was killed by an automobile
to New York.
Chas. J. Jon.. of Ottawa was touud
dead In hts room at a Prescott hotel.
Re tett into icy water the day before.
Parts Hollers Slain Editor
The funeral of Gaston ('almette. vi •-
Gm of Madame ('alllaua. whose hut
band, a member of the French Govern
sent• had been repeatedly attacked in
Ida paper. took -place last Fritter..
Mbar.* baibre tae pros eine1' minted:
vet crowds filled the streets Folk .
eat In form . Former Prewlden•
Ft
crud ex-preml.r Briand ar I
of other notables attended tis -
1. Borne of the many wreath i
he inaertptaons: "1 victim of
votion to lots reentry." as 1
"7/.11104 on the decd 0t honer." Rig'.
Hires were paid for adraotageou,
Osiers aloeg the roet.• front welch to
see the procession
Opeesed Steed Duty
A d.ptrtetioa represealfag the fir
then' organl,atioas waited on the
Government at Ottawa tart weak out
oppneed the proprred increase to th•
tariff on steel.
tenets Liberal Leader
lion Hewitt Noetock waa elected
1Jberal leader of the Senate at e
maces of Liberal senators H. cut•
coeds the late Str George Roe.
Ti, . i. :t et tett egto e . dice 1.e, w !deb
cast. oil. e.tt',.•r' •!tun:L'n i4. ieTkre P:ev, A:t tYt'1 C•:r: -t a'-R7rc:
,r>ta t,; a,...o p Soto• .• ti. 1..oe,.r'- on Januarys 1st. 1915
M,Yw to I..• to ,,:,L• .., , ..pr ,. ;, ,. ,1. , -
The Reporter 1 Hon. I. D. Lucas, wh.i has 'been
.1 e,...en .t •.es i-• I fathering the Workmen's Compen.a-
\o. ir, is out .I Iii• ,d t' , a, ise• it K• .1 Hon Bill. said that It could not become
n rwawprr Ir{e it•r. 'Yon „,.h• lute• it operative math November, at the
to know whet port of new. ti.- p••..pl earliest, and posa:bly not until Janie
want tore •d. tt bat sort I he eueo• wtit ; are of 1916. -21!r. Loess pointed out
w eeps mil where to get it .u,,l then u . that the sn lerly iug principle of the
you sieve spa to do is to sit ...few/one hill wee to give the perm..nefttly din-
e rite i• i.. a (reesy. eaters•..sling sty rahled i-•-rkman Lo per cent. of the re -
yon hew. • nay to Condon*. N t e., 1. celpt's o.' hie form.^r earnfrg'eapadty.
acres ut a.i;nmem into le.. -.{.•r• That was ter much as the tuanufactur-
• incises of .pee .wd mt111 do it Ger a.' • u-- er could reasorably be teepeeted to
ltertaiwinyC.winnet. t pay. anti. ;vh11e It cat off dome c.1-the
You k-ve to combine in .:our '1 •• exist ne a tences of the injured work -
.n .slily -the • harwctrr:•tic.. of a Site. pyo. it carne the nearent po b'e U1
ve k Nolo re . .. 1. •n1't'beatrrtleld.11 tin a1I•ronnd satlrfat•tory• adjt•
Damages were awarded he a jury
at Owelpb upstage Ree. Chas Deteeon
of Tarsi, asemerh 01 F.rpl.. toe tieing
1101000 Aga of the plalntlff. Mr
pewee Tenet a local melon campaign
For the tblyd year 15 a simessloe tis.
ROOM* baa reflood M grratj a /lvwee
to A*SI 1,• • Yak tralskpc at
-
Thoma.i A. N.I.'uo. .. l h. ietoph' r' It •vas sr n ^3 b; Mr. N. 1\'. 1'naell
•
' ('oluwb". a y. 1101. 1 1'r4•%0. a D+tid- that this was a fairly high percentage
Balsam an Annie Beeant, sin Anna t for the' workman to draw. As a mit-
Eva Fay, w Bob Fits imw'onr, a Hoc-' ter of fact, It was even better than
rales, a Plato rod a George VI the 60 per cent. which was granted
ton ' the injured workman by the British
You -have got t,• have the mipd of a
detective, the heart of r deep Heal Act. i would like to inquire of the
diver, the courage of an ..(ri. au lien I G[iatater;' be said, "if he lateada to
bunter, for bide of a rhiuuerlor, for give the board wide jurisdiction to
dupositlon of an angel, the pat1r11CP •'1 I � in entirely new Industries not
a orrrlrtery nroo,onietit. the 008nIanrr i 1nC117de4 1a the schedule?" The reply
of a IiIhthei er and the tetsc. nor of a Grum? oa. 1. B. Lucas waa to the effect
Sptax. all Industries which he Intended
You base got to know the Averap'te' to pct upon the !tits were included
yearly rrinlell in Muskoka. what to de in the bill already, under a former
before the sisictut come., how want' section. These are: Lumbering, min -
„an it took to huild the pyramids:, lag, quarrying, fishing, manufacturtng,
the measure per inch of the in.ide 4:11 a construction, building, engineering.
locomotive bodes, the influence of ler- transportation, operation of electric
maldehyde upon disease Reuter. the power lines, waterworks and other
criminal code, the divorce laws. the public utilities, navigation, operation
automobile regulations, how to remove et boats, ships tugs, and dredges,
sticky fly pap's 11 me trolieet•.'. how 10 t peraUoa ot grain elevators and ware -
hind a hroken lee. the liability of rail- houses, teaming, scavenging and street
made. how many microbe's per s.lnar•• cleantnr, painting, decorating and re -
inch exist open a VI bill. bow •11 novatIng, dyeing and cleaning, or W
ewattedd !tire bring ser gallon and occupation Incidental thereto. Re
nineteen thnura,(t, seven 1 lied and added that the bill takes setUemtmks
sixty-nine oe he, things.eet of the hands of the •e
You toast he kern. cootteou', bright niployers
talented. pont., inttustrinus, truthful, 0141•ty compaalts. The oby of thee
appreciative, Titin. Piga. respected. re- old ryatem he slowed ba girotfaagg
statistics from New York and otheirf
American States, wberw it was showy
e ourl"eful, untiring, 'Paitel. Irmo -
worthy end will educated that not mon than 16
Ton must ki ow 'ems -thing that hawpee or ill Id
happened bolo Adan down to Prem. She funds paid tato tnsnraeee
ier Borden. That's a11. It isn't rely isalslpanIeI ever r+acke{ ytae p
hard you see. Q
remdln.jured workers the
t>th�
the cost of the present Act wv(p
-Mem. ATFiGC"Rialsildf. A Inver. M'� toes, -t jet cent. 'iia
nnated Methodic minister. diet) a go to the fajured. th' ease
that, he doubted if tan
Windsor. d tits manufacturer would be
_ harder than he is act
to btgb .Dales of
LESS DYSPEPSIA NOW MIL wtxll eett1�e
1tor:W s motion to here the y
--HERE'S THE REASON
The fact that there is leas dyspepsia and =to fore to September 1st of
=ration
in this community than there
to be w Tared>, due to the
we believe,
eatetsive tae of Dyapepaa Tablets,
k.adreds of psekages of w_ hirli we have
sold. No wonder we have faith in them.
No wonder we ale willing to oiler them to
you for trial entirely at our risk.
Amens other things, they contain %P-
en and Bismuth, two of the greatest '•
thee aids known to medical seseDos.
soothe the inflamed stomach, check heartburn dishes., heeIp
do
the food, and tend to quickly restore the
Moine h to its natural. aolMSfhMs.
baldly state.
Than is no tied ape about Mss
s It mesas just what it says W■.el ask
a..,p.1e(,� You word is anew& for
tf Ma a yrprtpei. Tablets don't se -
skew rlsosasb to health end make I
yea)v easy and comfortable,' ire
pea to core back fee yang ramwy.
am sold may at the 7.400 Rased
sadigothis Mows o by ea Tbwe
mod el Od.
C. �op� P1ss,B.. draggles. Bed-
toed 181CIslie aadwlsk.
Perrin
Moves
Your New Coat for Easter
Many new styles of Coats just received and
will complete your Easter outfit. They
come in the smartest designs and in the most
popular materials. From $7.50 to $15.00.
NEW SILK COATS NEW SILK COATS
Our tint showing of this season's new Silk end Satin l'41(4,0 tor her I*Jyshipis smart wear, in the
newest �. t le at 'oust rra,.unable priers.
NEW SKIRTS NEW SKIRTS
Special ',hewing of the new Spring styles, in Drees Skirts to the new Black and 1Vhite andali.even and
ill'ek l'hrck-, sl.t, plain colors. fr each.... 53.50
THE EASTER NECKWEAR,
Piton Bree.e .on ion of 1he ewe- .lties in Neeke'. di The daintiest ..f neckwear er have ever sad.
Ficbuc
•, V. Lee, Lace Collars. etc., . te. Float ea. . ... .. .... toot .. 25o t» 51.50
NEW HAND BAGS NEW HAND BAGS
Your Fester t•utllt will not be complete without a new Hsu,) I14g. 11 'e b.t.e all tisw nee t• t l igne
in the i1�o.t populnt loathers. Fiotn each 51.00 ,,• 513.00
New Easter Linens
Just received -from Ireland our Spring shipment of New . Linens. Special
showing of Old Bleach Linen Towels- in Plain and Fancy designs. From per
pair 1 S0c to $2.50
Old llleachUue-t.•I'uM'.•la, te.•) .hint} . to toy . ty lrrau,Lahie for initialing. Freeeper psi. 500 to 51.50
01d Bleach Tabl-• Linea Sete, are a ithout tin equal for beauty and wearing qualities. They come i c
h..ndso, a designs. Each set is boxed individually. Per Set . ....... .... ........1110.00 su.s 511.50
Spe. Gal v1.1.11,4;1'1 Table Uterus by the ya, d. Loth ll'a Gold .Medal Biand, at per yarn . 50. to 51.25
M.(:ell's' 1'.stte•ns end Put.lica:ionr. Spe•ri31 demonstration of the famous McCall Patterns this
1l.u*tete, y anti Friday. -
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!VlihIar's Scotch Store -lin' 56
_•->_et. Jam! easnmsatt�a
Ars You Geier. Vest f boa Sp. ing ? I
11 MP, excepuoo..I opp• • . usit 1. ire k
now Lei1111 t.Krerd +•t .14,- ..lsn(i'1'.old;
railway system i.. sooneste t1 uoh
humeset• kt t•s . settle's' stud colonist ex-
cureione.
Home... eke' s' i uund-ti ip tickets at e
Wailed from •tart..,.. -ii, )13.sriana to i
pietas it. Met, Tote . Al'vete stud Sas-'
antelw.war,tt rr•y 1 .w" tae.,•-, rnrl ase
inel:ect .Itch 1'ueoday MAIL l)c•ober
27th, Inr•luavr, v',:.„ obi.: ,g'', 19t. Paul ,
o• lipliltti. 1e14.• (a will l•t.o 1e 011 •
bele uncertain slates via Senna sad,
'.0 thee n Navi;;•.tinu t;ennpaoy. •
Through Pullu,ata tuutiet de epilog Cal.
atm . peeeled to 1k'ihui,.e{I' each 'I'ues-
dry. Iewvn►1( Totem() 11 p.et. No_
change of carr. T:o.etn lob vubd re-
turning trio s......::ia :rote (Late 11f
ismer.
Settlers' one -we j• second -clear ticket.
Are also oo sale tacit Tueeday during
PIs Dare en Headers
i Was. W. J. Please deteaned
lire dam Menunalgls
!1•a WO* bare oa ell
ass ea a..w- Tiro 1�aana� eMi
leglitadas new aimmotstt sat id
in galls eighths demanded TM
mai tlelleabed.
tag M tc 11 Mr. ener-
ant
L itaeet totrosi sd a MM
asitMsied .evesal
kiss terms to ptMeh.
t ru-Co Laxatives
are especially good for
c.hildrep because they are
pleasant to take, gentle in
action. Oto not irritate the
J bowel' nor develop a need
for continual or iacressed
doses. Sats. a boa, at your
I euggiat's.
N,.daeel Dry and (eared Co.
of Canals. Liras./ 177
•
Ma' tis .1,4 • '. t41 It.wi1 ntpt1Uila•11
t)nta'to. Kung.' nn. li.ntiew turd west
to aiiuteln Ainerla1.1111 L-katawtt;a-,
at )W- isles. - -
CMII'uibt nus -w ay seeimile Isis tickets
auewld et vary low fares floes etatioee
in ()Marin to le'iskir point.; in Al-
berta. Brit telt Loldeabia. Arisons.
C dirt-rni.. Ct lural.. ldat••. %Iont.'ns.,
NWSltY-eatinti1r.n1, a1teexin, .i!h acth d1at
rilyl
um 1 .kpi•ii i:. h. ii.riusrve.
The Grund 'll u.u. lewd).' railway is
the ahorteet and quiek'-st 1mote be-
tween 1V dpeirelashateee. See oe.
toe. w.th elect eh i. adhed, elecaret
lighted sleeping rare. tttoug•r the
nrWf t, newt. picturesque and most
trundle tie v.loping section of sees. ern
('anad•t.
Chrnngh tickets wild and re•ocrlra-
liuns wade by all le t Moll Ti tusk agents.
Costeno more than by other..routes.
ra
Tynt. now in operation Winnipeg to
etaskrton i, Edmonton and Regina;
Yorkton and Canova, 2; -owe, Mirror.
Edson and Cslgery, also to J.1 -per,
Tete Jaune end Fringe George.
Fall particulars at all Grand 'flunk
ticket, offices or write C. E. Hoe g,
District- Passtuerr Agent. Union
station, Toronto Ont. (OM
AT EN 7 QTS
Pat tkiil'1i1'!•
111t.
In all envntrlr.. Ask for nor INVi:\-
TUH'rt AD1'ISRlt,whlch will be sent tr.-e.
MARION •a M-tIt1ON.
364 University St., Montreal:
TURN ON
THE WATER
in the blitheness, atter we have pro-
nounerd it all right. There will be
no almoner of leaks or any waiting for
Irate:.
A Modern Bathroom
put in by real sanitary pi here, will
save ito cost In dnetol'a Hills every
year. Let us put one in be you while
you tete tenevatiog your I - -e._
FRED HUNT
HAMILTON STREET GODER(CH
PHONE 135
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THEIR
EXCELLENCE
is due equally to the knowl-
edge gained in over 50 years
of biscuit -making, and to
the materials used in
PERRIN'S
Dairy Cream Sodas
If you have never tried Perrin's "Fancy Thin" Dairy Cream Sodas you
will find them daintier than you have thought a soda biscuit could be made.
"DAIRY CREAM SODAS", the rsgolar kind, are just u delicious w
a biscuit can be.
Each kind is packed and sealed et the bakery and retains all its crisp-
ness and freshness until it reaches you.
Sc., 10c. and 25c. ---.t your (;r'oeadll.
Beery package O.araateed.
Send 100. in stamps or colii and your *wee* iliCI fs t 'Perris"
Loa Ir rb i Salspb Paekye containing soon. other delioious >i�tfrin Urodueb•
node M"lez ""' D. S. PERRIN & COMPANY, LIMITED
Lemke, - - • Ca>rtla~ia