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Exeter Advocate, 1908-02-06, Page 51 ezeter Ativotate EXETER ONTARIO $I 00 it laid in ad,an:e, 1 • bo a) ear if not so paid. To t'aIte4 States Septic rice ra 111.80 a Year Strictly it advaace. SANDERS k CREEC1f, Publishers. X25,00 Buys a good Second-hand Doherty Organ Stationery A must beautiful line of Station- ery, Bibles, Iiymn Books, etc., at Awag Down Prices. `Call and see them. N. MARTIN &SON 1 c C0ok'8 Cotton Root Compound. The great Uterine Tonle, and only sato etrec•tual Monthly Regulator on which women can depend. Sold in three degrees of strength -No. I, 1 ; No. 2 10 degrees stronger 33. No. S, for special cases, per box. Sold by all d tit, or sent prepaid on ecce ppt of price. Pyre pamphlet. Address : TN(e CODKMEDIDIN!CO..ToIONT0.0NT. (loreerly Windsor) LEARN DRESS -MAKING BY MAIL Time at ifome P: ,rant cur course to be in every hr me in Or. ,.. witcre there are ladies. so have dsc:did to 1..,e, direct to the public our improved $1.3 -crou-se in dressmaking, including our 1.:.d:es fail .r System for wh,Aesaie price. 85.00 M there are a Luta number of poi .!. c - ially d;e.anakers :Al you cannot leaoi t.. n .u1 we ,v:.i :wad ,.,star and fist Iccr,n (..hick teach••' hov +o make a perfect fitting waist, registered 1., any addres, in Ontario. After you are ;:atis5.s1 :ou can learn. send 1•:00 and we f,.r.vard'lull course of lessons. P:ca•e d:) tut •.end unless you wish to learn dressmaking; we are ss sure a-ty.me can learn that we guar- r:nte. to gi•.•e S.00 to anyone we cannot teach. :of a les ,aa teach how to cut. fit andut togrthcr• any garment rem the plainest shirt waist •-uit to the most elaborate dre's. This is the c n:y course in Canada that the whole family can Ram by one member taking it up. We la-:• been in business for ten years, have taught over :.0:10. Beware cf imitations. as some have been known to copy our advs. and even claimed where they were not known to be the inventor of this course. No adv. is genuine with.,'it our "10000 guarantee. C' -ire for particulars. Ad•! • ; SANDERS' DRESS -CUTTING SCHOOL Erie Street. Stratf .rd. O:etart.,, Canada. .Wanted. 2 reliebriiten as agent.. :et Exeter and surrounding country to sell our specialties, MAYNARD PLUM, FITZ- GERALD PEACH, ARCHDUKE CHERRY, RIT$ON PEAR, CUM- BE1tLAND RASPBERRY and a gen- eral line of fruit and ornamental trees. You a an nt:tke money out of our stock where you would fail with (emotion stock. We pay cash weekly, supply o•.tttit free. and give exclusive territory Write to PELHAM NURSERY CO., Growers of high grade nursery stock, Toronto, Ont. N.13. -Special terms to suit agents working part time. r'IF 'Er IlarIgilir Enter Any Day Our management trains more 13,mkkeepers, Stenographers and ip Telegraphers than any other in Western Ontario. No extra charge tor two your•ses. Most eminently qualified ill- ystt•uctors. Graduates assisted to Mrs, (i.u,141 will addressi missionary good positions. Ocher colleges meeting in Boston Methodist church, Greenway, on Friday evening next.-- engage our graduate tistet)Ctl"rs Individual instruction. --Chalks Jineks wears a broad smile NAII. COURSI?S in \fulricu• these days. No wonder for he is the 1 tion. Civil Stealer. Penman• happy father of :t young sun. Ruth ship, `shorthand. Bookkeeping. mother and babe are doing nicely. -- etc. Mies 11r(hegeer i4 daily improving.-- S••nd a postal for information 4 11:nsd.,10 is tecoyering froth 10 :,hoist Canada's Greatest Chain the effect., of his recent occident. he of High tirade Business Col- was working around a hors,' when the Icgen. .animal kicked him on th.• arm and side of the head, which rendered hire Clinton Business College Unconscious for several hours. -- While out driving recently Mr. Me leth head George Spotton, Principal. the misfortune to have one of his hest Daniel E. Eby, Vice -Principal, horsee fall on the ice• and break its leg. ---Messrs. Alex. McHeeth and Thomas LAIR alkalk,dbast!•atlkagkAntnsALMcKay. who have been nn the sick list, are convalescing. --A number of NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY our eirizen•t :tre laid up with the grip. Canadian Hair Restorer Winter Sporting Costumes and DIAMOND DYES " IAA December I used DIAMON!) I r.• i .:; to color a skating costume Aso.: nip slighter. The skirt was a cra.nr, c. • ..1 heavy weight serge ; the : . tu•l a and sash Nere -white, all toe: pieces very h soiled. I colored each piece a rich, dark cardinal with tl:: DIAMOND DYES, and they are prettier than ever before." Mrs. Fred 'f. !Hopkins, \Cienipe: , elan. For Sporting Costumes. Every winter the women of Canac!a -..ine fashionalae shade of the DIA - `,I t eel) DYES to tecolor spotted and faded t ug, Saowshoeing an.I 'fobegganing c. st• nits. For such work the DIAMOND I '{- give rids and perfect colors that u• , e:- fade in out or washing. DO NOT GI: MIISI,ED by the state- ments of a,n• merchant or dealer that Wool and Silk ►animal materials); Cottee .11141 Linen (vegetable utateri,rl); and Mixed Goals (in which vegetable neater. 1..1 gener fly predominates) can be dyed e•ivally Nell t.ith the same dye. DIFFERENTLY AFFECTtil). These 1:1'.rict are differently affected by contact with dye solutions. They require diff- erent dyes. For any one dye to have the -,t•ne effect on these different materials is a chemical impossibility. l'SEFI'i, IN EVERY HOME and riwe us hyour will mail ttootaddress you free of co,4 the fatuous Diamond Dye Annual, New Teddy -Bear Booklet, and Diamond Dye Cook Book. WELLS& RICIHARI)SON Co., Liss truss MONTRKAL, P. Q. Kirkton We are pleased to state that John Cornish and John Foster, who have been quite ill, are convalescing. -At the annual meeting of Aberdeen Hall the old board of trustees was re-ap• pointed and J. C. O'Brien was appoint- ed caretaker for the ensuing year. - On Sunday next anniversary services will be held in St. Paul's church to commemorate the opening of their church. Services will be held lit 11 a. rn. and 7 p.m. when Rev. ('rrrni,h, the newly appointed rector, will otilcirate. The annual meeting of the St. Marys, Kirkton and Exeter Telephone Co. was held Monday. The statement of E. N. Shier, secretary of the company, showed revenue for rentals and toll of $1832.1(i; expenses siid8.43, a net gain $1213.97 for the year. 1tKMKMHKILEn.-The home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Balfour was beseiged the other evening by about two hun- dred neighbors and friends who, on learning of their intended departure, had assembled to bid them good bye. Addresses, readings and recitations were the order of the evening but the most interesting feature was the verb- al address of S. 11. Tufts to Mr. and Mt•s.Balfout•, afterwards followed by a presentation of a handsome Mortis chair. Although takers e.nnplettly lir surprise Mr. Balfour with utiult emo- tion thanked the donors for their very kind rememltr•ance and although sap al'ated most kindly thoughts wotild ever remain with hire and his wife for the friends left behind. At the con - elusion of the program a most appetit- izing lunch was served to all present. At a reasonable hour the guests took their depart after thanking Mr. and Mrs. Balfour for their kind hospitality and wishing them many years of h;►p• piness in their new home at St. Marys. Kipp('n - 1p6 X611 Te!cvRoRe Gopaflij it Oanaa i`• about to publish a new issue .,f the oniri.El Trleph.,ne Di• ,.-. for y for the Itietrirt of Wes- turn tint Arlo. including the 'Few it of Exeter. Che ogee of fit to nxmt•r, elienges of street addresses, oe orders for dupli- cate entu.' should be hnndtrl in nt once to A. MARCHAND, I.in',SI. MANAGER Clubbing Rates Betor e- „ -Aft c r - will restore spay hair to its natural color. Stops falling hair. eause:p to grow on bald beads soiree dentin) fr. Itching. s' -alp dLseaeees IIy its use thin hair grows luxuriantly. Contains no oily or greasy ingredient% In entirely unlike any other hair prepara- tion ever offered for sale. A good, reliable ('.tmid iin preparation. l'asellellyd TestInaonlals. }'lith A. Burke, Miesinnary iI. M. church, Akhimirn. Egypt, and friends, greatly please with results after two years, using. I. A. lfopert NN'ilner, Montana. My halt and t. hOltcrs restored to nation! color. nark brown, by u.ing Canadian stair Restorer. M. (prim, nemesetille, Ont. ('a nee Ian Rate Restorer ie the bt4 I have ever u•rd, John O. hall. New .' berdeen, ('ape Breton. Canadian il.air Restorer Inas workers wonders. My heart ie nearly all covered with thick growth black hair, original color. Soid by all whole,aalc and retail druggists. Mailed to any neteire-t In the civllired world We can equal any club- on receipt of price, yr- Manufacturer by TUE !!Emil\ CO.. NN'irldsor, Ont., Canada. bing rate offered. Call M• ld ,ti I':x• t, t t,y J. W. lieowseireg, and see. w. M• Il saa t y . i,d tN S. Cole Drnq• aisle. ZurichHumor of the Hour. Barry Weber truetvcd Ay0alnlatlC-' "Wouldn'tyou enjoy your dinner ed iu tow t; last wet•k,-Geo. Dear :Ent! ) more if you had earned it?" sister Lizzie have returned to lllytl► "No;' anstvercd Meandering Mike, aftera pleasant visit at the home of ••1 vrouldr.': :'ink of intrndin' an mer - their uncle. --Elmer Magel of Detroit ccaary con.o.leratioits into dis any is home on a visit, -John A. True - tier, who underwent an operation+for cf hospitality an' good cheer "-NN'a-lr rupture at Clinton a few days ago, has irgton Star, returned home. his many friends —"~— will be pleased to learn that he is get- Briggs- Po you have the courage to ting along nicely. 1'h Rev. J. P. take a cold oath un these winter mont- liauch and wife of Tokio, Japan. are flags? on a few weeks' visit to Mrs. Theo. Griggs --Indeed I dc•. But I missed Hauch. -John Foster has disposed of it this morning. his dwelling in town to Ernest Gies Briggs -What was the trouble? fur $2000. -Evangelistic services are Griggs -There was no hot water. - being held in the Evangelical church. Town Topics. --Ezra .1. Smith of Detroit was mar- —+-- tied on Jan. 22 to Miss Henrietta Little Henry's Slate. Mills of Strasburg, Mich. --Mrs. E. \\"111:N A GURL IS 'Geller who recently underwent an WORK1N SO\1ETIIING operation at St. Joseph's Hospital' FOR CRISMUS SHE IS London, for the removal of .t growth WURKN in her neck, is getting along splendidly S01IE13UD ULFOR SOMETHING. and will soon tie able to return bonne. We trust her trouble may never re- -Chicago Tribune. turn.--Thefollowing officers were ..-4,— elected at the recent meeting of the She ---I have two very dear friends- Hav Agricultural Society: Pres., W. Agnes and Florence. T. t'aldwell; 19t Vice, J. Pfaff; '_'nd, F. lie -\Vlach is the more popular? Willett; Directors, J. Decker, B. S. "Oh, Agnes is much more popular Phillips, John Geiger, 0.I?ilber, J. than Florence-autcng the girls." Trey, Jr„ Jas. Sararus, C. Oswald, E. "Introduce me to Florence. I ant Zeller, D. Schnell; Auditors, J. Haber- partial to good-looking girls."-Kan- er, Peter Deichert, See'y-Treas, D. S. sas City Jcurnal. Faust. -Miss Annie Baechler, who has --o— been visiting her parents on the Baby- Sportsman -Any geed hunting in this Ion line, last week returned to Michi- part of the country? gan. Josiah Martin and Moses Wilde- Native -Lot's of it. man have also returned to Michigan Sportsman -What kind of game.' after a pleasant visit with friends on Native -No game at a!1. Just hunt - the Babylon Line. itg.-Illustrated Bits. \\'EDDING,-\ 'edding bells rang out merrily on Wednesday at the home of In the play, of course, the villain is Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dodman, L,it. always proper•: chastised by the hero; W., when their daughter Miss Mary but in real life, unfortunately, it fre- E., was chosen as the happy bride of qucntly happens that the villain is six Harry Couch a highly esteemed tesi- feet tall and a good !;oxer. -Puck. dent of Chiselhurst. The bride was --+-- given away by her father and as she Mrs. Kalling--You haven't got that was led to the parlor she presented a splendid butler now? very pretty appearance. When the Mrs. Parvenu --No, he was a fraud. ceremony was over the happy couple Mrs. Kalling-Indeed? were warmly congratulated, after Mrs. Parvenu -Yes, he forgot hi which all enjoyed a sumptuous wed- cli once and neglected to drop his ding feast. The bride received many "h's," so we discovered he wasn't Eng - costly and ornamental gifts which is lisp at all.-Philatlel*thia Ledger. only a slight token of the high esteem A Volcano. -"W fat is a volcano?" in which she is held in this community. asked the teacher. Your correspondent joins with the host of friends in wishing Mr. and "A mountain witha Lire inside," said Mrs. Couch a long season of health, one. peace and prosperity. A smile of comprehension spread over the puzzled face of the smallest St. Marys: The wedding of two well scholar as she a,kr•d, surpriscdly, "Is known residents of town was celehrat- that a mountain range. ' llarper's ed at Wellington street parsonage on Magazine. Thursday when Miss Lorena Stewart Reeder -Scott said a clever thing to - became the wife of Robert Carroll. day; said that luck is a good bit like Rev. Livingstone officiated. They will lightning, !or it seldom strikes twice reside in town. rn the same place. Heeder-Yet, and as a rule neither of them needs to. -Pennsylvania Punch Bowl. Stara or Ouio, OTT ov Tousro, LCCaa COUNTY Frank J. Cheney make% oath that he is senior partner o1 the firm of F. J. Cheney a Co., doing husi- nete in the City of Toledo, County and State afore- said, and tkat said firm will pay the cum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. roues( J. CIIENEI' Sworn to before me and subeerihed in my Pres• ,nre, this 9th day of December, A.D. 18.56. (Sam.) A. W.GLEASON, NormAT Praise Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous turfacea of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CJIF.NEY h CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by all Drugggists, 7.5c. Take Beller F3noly Pills for constipation. )(iliClt 11 Mt•s. Robert MsIeau was called to Detroit Wednesday evening owing to the serious illness of her brother -in• law, James McCosh, who at one time was a prominent business man of this place, -The Rev. D. P. McMenamin of St. Patrick's s churr h, Bisilp h, is en- joying a few weeks' visit at his house in Montreal. -Mrs. N. E. Stanley has returned from fort Huron where she attending the funeral of her cousin, the late John (',elder who died sudden- ly at. Jeffersonville, Ind. Ile formerly lived in Poi t Huro).--J. It. McComb has disposed of his interest in the Lu - can Milling ('u., to S. C. Chown. who until recently was postmaster at ('lan- dehoye and where he also conducted a general store. --Mrs. Jas. Flarin of Mtrathcona, Alta.; is renewing ac- quaintances in this neighborhood. -- Miss Margaret Keefe of Jackson, Ne- braska, who has been enjoying a visit in Iiiddnlph and vicinity has gone to London. -At a meeting of the Presby- terians held Wednesday evening, at which ltev. Mr. Abrey, the moderator, presided, it was decided to extend it unanimous call to Iter. Mr. Mclean of Goderich, to the pastorate of Omiston church in this village. The pulpit has leen vacant since Rev. Mr. Paton left in October last.- Reber McFxlls, who lately severed his connection with the Mooney Biscuit A Candy Co., ofStrat- ford, hits accepted a position as Wes- tern Ontario traveller for Line, Mc- Donald & Co., of London, taking the place of his uncle, Wes. Iiawkshaw, who h,ts been transferred to Winnipeg to manage the western business for the same firm, -John Jackson, sr., an old resident of this place, but who hits been residing in titre themes, renewed acquaintances here last week. He has been visiting in Meaforth. - Miss San- ders of Loddon visited friends here during the tvet'k. -The County Coun- cil ret London last week appointed Dr. W. T. ilantieg trustee on the High Schein Board, W. li, stewing, of this village, dis- posed of his 15t).acre farm :war Grant- on bast week, ('has. Foster, of (irnnt- en, purchased P8) „eyes and ,!antes lir yen, Reece of Niddalph, the remain- ing .10. 'The trice r.ellized veer; in the neighborhood of $9.(Mw! ---The curling club is talking seriously- of building a hew skating rink the corning sntnrner. The eslim,,fed rust of the lady build ,ri t is $2,:itWI, 1,Gt feet long and 7') feet ,yids', and neelern in ev,'t•y t••sprrt.- "1'h.• opening of the new thklfellotv-s' Hall on Williiun street is expected to take place et the letter ernd 111 thef month. - Miss Nora Walsh, of Cherry Grove. Ont . has been engaged xs Ieacher al the Cednt• SwaIII p Separate Scholl, 13/d ' nlph. Th.• erhool has been closed sone,. the ('hiistrrt:aa boli• (flys, owing to the hoard bring meanie 1(5 ' ecure.4 t.yone to fill the position.•- R••v. Arthur. (` Miele went In Lock - mew on Setnrdsy to take the r►nni• veresry services in the E;'i,copal Church on Monday. Rev. C. W. M•and- erY. a,f that place, occupied the pulpit of Holy Trinity Church here, morning ing and evening. "Do you think you could ever tnarry for money?" "No. But I'm sure I could soon learn to love a girl who had a million or two." -Chicago Record•Ilerald. "I told you she would dismiss you if I came in between." "Yes, she has, all right, but you're a dead one, too." "Why? "She told me everything between us was at an el,3."-Cincinnati Commer- cial Tribune. Willie -Mamma, I told Aunt Ilelen she grew homelier every day. Mrs. Slimson-You didn't tell her I said so, did you? "I had to, or she would have whip- ped me" -Brooklyn Life. "What are they going to do when they get through tearing up the streets ?" "Lay 'em down again, of course ! How else would anybody be able to tear 'ern up later on, silly ?"--Balti- more News. "They say that, after seven rehear- sals, Charlie Swimntington actually stumbled through the wedding cere- mony." "Overtrained, I suppose." --Cleveland Plain Dealer. Playgoer -I suppose the leading laity is very happy after getting all those bouquets. Usher ---Oh, no. She only got five. Playgoer - Gracious! Isn't that enough? Usher -No; sift paid for six, I be licve.-Philadelphia Press. Dude-- They say cigarettes will turn the skin yellow. Mrs. Frim --That's so. Every time 1 catch my boy smoking he gets tanned. -Mail and Express. "You look like a regular beer gnu• tier. Don't your thoughts ever rise abo%c beer?" 'Yes, muni; 1 often tink of de fif- teen cent drinks. But what's de use when a gent ain't got de price?" -Kan- sas City Journal. "We used to think she was a lacy "Yes: that Iva: v. hen she was poor." "How about 1l flow?" "Why, now that she is rich, we stere' ly note the evidence of lassitude and cnnri "-Chicago Post. \\ • ism Nelson Cromwell, represent- ativ• •.f the French Panama canal coin mi• -I -n, recently called on Pre:ident Rrtoscveit in Washington. Mr. Crom- well is something of a sportsman, and during the interview he told the Presi- dent it sporting anecdote. "Some years ago." he said. "i spent a week in Germany shooting small game. To a German acquaintance 1 happened to rcmirk that 1 preferred to shoot in Africa. hecanse there was a spice of danger in the sport there." "'Ach; said my friend, 'you like a spice of danger spit your sport. eh Den you go owl shooting mit -ie. 1)e last time i go f s.40ot mine butler - in -law in the leg.' "--flncton Post. A certain hotel proprietor chance's to glance out of a rear window and saw his new waiter chasing a chicken about the yard. 'What have you ie that bo.v1 ?' de- manded the hotel man. "Mushrooms," responded the new waiter. "Der's a gentleman dat wants chicken smothered wid muchrowns, en Ah'm tryin' to smother him. sah."- Chicago News Parkhill: Her many friends in town will be plrxs s to !earls that Mrs. Hal!. The Famous Pedestri• an also, who has been at St. Joseph's ; j' r Hospital, London, for souse weeks, re- •• Gentlemen:-- turned to Berlin on Tuesday, Much f • • I was a martyr to catarrh of the improved in health• Her another. I head. throat and stomach. 1 was so bad Mrs. V. Matz left on Monday for Iter. • the doctors feared consumption. 1 lin, where she will remain fur some I tried tnauy physicians and medicines. time. A friend suggested Psychine. 1 trityl Clinton: The death of Itobt. Downs, I it and it was the only tial1 • ever did Sr., took place on Monday, Jan. 27th,g at the residence of his son Richard, in d. � It saytt uJgreatestt remedyr the�now`tvrrlll Blyth. Ile suffered a paralytic stroke 1 has ever known. Ido not need it for some time ago, and though he recce- i my health now but I use it as a ered suticiently to get around, it was strengthener for my walking matches. I the real cause of his death. Ile was owe much of m} physical endurance to in his 75th year. His wife predeceased' Psychiue,'• hie) four years. Parkhill: Mrs. Moses Mawson, er.. JAMES REYNOLDS, 0t received the sad intelligence on S:attu- fort ]rope, Uat. clay of the denlh oC het sun, 'Tames catarrhPsycof is the greatest cure for Toole, at Proctor, Minn., after a short the head, throat orwonderful stomach illness of heal 1 disease :►ud droPs)•' i and strengthener of ruin the world. It is a n down usyst nm, Deceased who was in his 27th Year•, of `Acting directly on all the vital organa, previously resided en the townlini• Stephen tp.:td wrut west about 1R giving youthful vigor and strength to years ago where he has since resided the system. alt all tui, Lists eoe. aria $1, with his brother. or Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, 'Toronto, .r- es iscuit Have that delicious home-made flavor, with that snappy crisp- ness, so hard to obtain in cheap goods. About 44 to the pound. - ."Ar Nt cl. fiNAA 044 fL a a, • eZif i7i:, im' t, READ THIS SPECIAL CLUBBING OFFER The WESTERN. HOME IONTIILY WINNIPEG -s:- The Exeter Advocate THE TWO FOR ONE YEAR FOR $135 TiIF WI -STERN HOME MONTHLY has I. -ng horn rerogn;•ed At the 0r,rr.t,l1,drstrd home magazine publ.ahed et Canada. and it read by n.rr 35.(100 fanul,rs riery Torah h roman's a wealth of leading fid,.wr. editorials for men and women, al le envies on leading > l errs, while 11>one ,Iorrn•,t morn departments, ur-trr specs -1 rtanaarJ head.ngs, are interesting and ie-lp fol to the menthe's in esrty !..,1:.e circle. I landsonte twocolor toner every meati, ; beautiful halftone illustrations .1 farm. ranch, city, town and country lain. made horn Photos taken by our ,.e r rd. ,al pltotogtaplsers in the pro.. nos d Manitoba,Saskatchewan. Alberti and Ennsh Columbia. Our Subscribers ars ueal is talN Wastage of skis SPECIAL OFFER MOM. 60 Pages and up. 60. Seeds of this beautiful "Santa Rosa" Poppy are gives abeolutel, free Seeds Free A large grower of poppies say.. " your Santa Rosa' is an exceptionally fine mix- ture of Shirley l'oppies, by far the Lest u e hare seen." We vi ill give nb.n:utrly free a package of these sends to every person who will send for our nrw hands.,mely Illustrated 1908 Catalogue. If you prefer, you may hare a package.,f our Canadian Gem Turnip orCanadav Pride Tomato seed in place of the poppies. Write today and name your choice. Darch & Hunter Seed Co., Ltd. London, Ont. Reve l and Execut6-.,.y of Responsibility Many trustees and executors have their time fully occupie 1 with their own business affairs. They find it difficult to spare the time necessary to attend to the manifold details in connection St: 11 the proper adtninistrati•• t of the estates entrusted to then. This Company hes a message for busy trustees and executors. Vie will relieve teem of the responsibility and detail work, and they can exercise a supervision over the management of the estates committed to our charge. Our intimate association with the Huron ec Erie Loan and Savings Co. gives us the privilege of procuring for our Estate Funds the hest class of sound, profitable Investments. Correspondence invited and promptly answered. 7-1 t.. a e r3t I LONDON. ONTARIO.