The Brussels Post, 1906-8-9, Page 5s
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g tion or elierthnnd trailing, well
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111 fl eboos0 2t tlfand that la wok known ..111:irA=i2. A 4
for utrlinly high grade work, The
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TORONTO, ONT.
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ye 10 well known 00 one of the boat Pow• Pp
mtraial HOIIOOIeinoxiOle11o0, Its re. bg
gcord this year huff 'been most remark. yb
able. None of our graduates are out a6
top of positions and tee demand for them
lbas about twenty times the auuply.
Write today for our magnificent oats:
leges,
W. J, ]7LLIOTT, Priuolpal, ��
Pen, Yonne AND AT NEANDen NTH.
tgo=e-d�' l��dt}t t i? i i4i
MEDICAL CARDS.
DIP. R, A. .BURNS -
Successor to Dr: J. A. McNaughton
rlrtIEe/lle, Ontario
Graduate of Polyclinic Post Graddate
Helmet of Medicine and Surgery, Now York,
Member of Oollogo of Physiolaue and Sur•
gouge of Ontario.
Olfioe and reeldonoo Same as formerlyoo•
oupted by Dr. MoNaugh10n,
Diaeaseo ei woman a speoialby,
'Phone No, 11.
BUSINESS CARDS.
-v H. MoOBAOYEN-
}1• Iosuur of Marriage Liooneoo, 01.
nee at Grey pry, Turuborry otre0t, 112.008016.
V1 M. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
or MARRIAGE LICENSES
Office In the Pest once, Ethel, 90.4
C. O. E'.
Court Priuoeel Alexandria, No, 24, 0.0. F.,
Brussels, moots In their Lodge 1000w, Blas -
hill Block, on the find and last Tuesdays of
ninth month, at8 ('°look. Visiting brethren
always welcome,
GDOROE I4ERR, 0. R.
W. L. LJEA'1'1112RDALle, it, S.
JAMES .HARRIS,,..
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Office and Roeidenco-
WALTON, ONT,
ROBERT OUNNINGHAMI
IN60EAN0H,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
41 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION.
• nun, Will sell for better priaea, to
butter men, in lees time and lase chargee
than any other Auetloneer in Bast Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dotes and orders
can always be arranged at Dna ollioe or by
personal application,
ROBT. H. GARN1SS
BLIIEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Bales arranged for
at the once of Tun Poem, Brussels. 2211
. 'VETERINARY.
[`1 . A. CUNNINGHAM-
..� • Honor 0raduace of the Ontario Vet-
- urinary collage, is prepared to treat all die -
eases of domesticated animals in a comet -
out manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk L`ever. Calle
promptly attended to. Office and infirmary
-Num doors North of bridge, 'Ternberry et„
Brussels,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AA B. MACDONALD-
,C1.• Harr10180, Solicitor, Notary, Eta.
leuueeeeer to G. F. Blair. Moe over Stan-
dard Bank, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro-
politan Bank.
T/ M. SINCLAIR-
V V • Raritter, aolloltor, lOouveyanoer,
Notary PnbIlo, a0. Olaoe-S tewart's Block
1 door North of 0entrai Hotel.
SuBoitorlor the Standard Bank.
pLIOUDF00T, HAYS de BLAIR-
BAItRISTERS,, B L I Ill U , NOTARIES
W. PNOnmlO0T,1L. 0. R. 0. Belie
G. F. BLAIN.
O11ioes-Those formerly occupied by Messrs
Oamoro0111 Bolt,
GnDIDnlrn, ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEIL.D.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and 1lret•ola0e Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Mee
next to Brewer's Photograph (Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
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Fall Term Opens Sept. 4
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
flq� Those interested in Business College Pp
IA No111 should write 181 our large Gate- SD
loge°. '1`hiefe the 1011001 wad best
�� Ootnmeroitl and S We give
to .��
W8E1Orn Onb08io, We 1100 0 praoti001
11training elm 000101. our,graduatee to
responsible pooiti000, Many of the
leaded Boldness Colleges! 0010110711010 a
gradnatee ani toaohere, Write new ler..f
0, it fr60 04111.i(1xT & Mor.aort ,AN,
iY Prinelpels.
SOUVENIR POST CARDS
Private Cordo made of your Residence
also Groupe,
FREETHE Given Froe with °very
1' l �J d� 100010 Cabinet Photos,
a boantitnl
Vallee!! Pilaff, Frame. pail
and see the stylus -your choice of twelve.
Let ire know when yen want the
view of your residence taken.
Prat Bans Pills
BOUND trip tickets at single fare, good
from Saturday to Monday, to 01inaardine
and Goderioh aro ou sale at the G. T, 1t.
Elation.
Beatzunen the date of Taube & Son'a
visit to Brussels and if your eyes bother
you in any way, do not fail to oonaull
them at Fox's Drug store on Thursday
and Friday August 9011 and 10113,
GET a 5 cent box of Laz.ots st our
Store pieaee. we thinly Shay ere great.
Just teat these toothsome, oandylike
Laxative Tablets for 0ouetipation, emu
etomaoh, biliousness, bad breath, muddy
complexion, eto, Risk 6 cents end see,
Bold by F. R. Smith.
A 8Vn0Onfn0n nee received a dun
through the poetoillee, and it made
him mad. He went to see the editor
about it, and the editor showed him a
few done of hie own, one for paper,
one for type, one for fuel and several
others. "Now," said the editor, "I
didn't get' mad when these came be
041188 I knew that all I bad to do was
to oak several reliable gentlemen like
you to Dome and help me out, and
then I could settle all of them," When
the eubenriber saw bow it was he re•
tented, paid up, and renewed for an.
other year.
CEMENT DIVIDENDa.-A meeting of the
directors of the National Portland
Gement 00., Limited, was bald at
their head office, Durham, on Jaly 27,
where their mills are ionated, and ex•
pressed their extreme gratifioatiou to
the management for the oontinned in.
creased output of the milia, the oat.
pub being ao average of 800 Innate
per day of an inora0ee over the re•
oord of any previous year. After pro
aiding for their entire indebtedness
of $75,000, they .have declared an
interim dividend of 5 per cent. payable
the drat of September.
LOCAL OPTION. --There ie a goad deal of
activity just now among temperance
people throughout the Province. They
are looking forward to the snbmiesion of
local option by•lawe in a large number at
ruunioipalitiee this year. Under the
new law voting takes plane the Bene day
as the municipal elections, but petitions
for the eabmiesiou of by lawe must be
presented to the Councils on or before
November 1, whioh means that in moat
nen they must be presented at the
October meeting. It ie antioipated that
by•lawe will be enbmitted in Hensel!, Us -
borne, Stanley, Tuokeremitb, and pose
eibly also in Turoberry, Morrie and Grey
towuehipe,
To Orin READ200.-Tbere are many
things happening whioh are of public
interest, but whioh newspapers never
get hold of, such, for instance, as family
re•anione, firm sales, weddings,, ao•
oidenta, and items of a similar nature,
Some of these newspapers may get, but
there are others that do not get into
print. Now it parties interested would
send these to tie, we would be glad at
all times to publish them. Write out
an amount of them, and elgo your name.
Never mind if the item is not well writ•
ten. Put in the facts, and we will fix
it up. The name will not be published,
bat is required ae an evidence that the
item is genuine. You could pat a lot of
items on a poet•oard. Try it.
WHEN a woman augers from depressing
weakness, she then keenly realizes how
helpless -how thoroughly worthless she
feels. Dr. Shoop has brought relief to
thousands of anon women. He reaohee
dieeaaee peculiar to women in two direct
specific, w8ye-a local treatment known
by Druggists everywhere as Dr. Shoop's
Night Oure, and a oonetitotioual or in•
ternal preeoription called Dr. Shoop's
Restorative. Dr. Shoop's Night Cure is
applied locally, and at night, It worke
while you sleep. It redaoes the infix•
matioq, it nape dleohargee, it heals it
soothes, it oomfor10, it o0ree,
R
Dr. Shaop'e eetoratve (tablet or
liquid form) se a oonetitutioual, nerve
tisane tonlo. It brings renewed strength,
lasting ambition and vigor to weak, life•
lees women.
These two remedies, singly or used
together, have an irresistible, positive
helpful power. TO them a month and
see. Sold by F. R. Smith.
COUNTYTAxae,-Following le a state•
meet of the county rate levied against
the muniolpalftiee of the County this
year, and a [similar statement for 1905.
The total amount raised this yea'' wae
961,372.45, and lent year the ieviee
amount to 978,502.52. The aosesemeuts
thia year are based on the new equalize,
Um!, -
190G 1905
Aebfield 94,674 24 $8,797 95
Gelberno - 2,789 60 2,555 46
Goderioh T'p,8,976 48 8,808 00
Grey 6,148 60 8,828 80
Ray 4,382 60 3,871 05
Howiok 6,087 42 4,899 80
Hellen 4,627 80 4,077 75
Morrie 4,486 24 8,864 45
MoKillop 4,821 84 3,968 05
Stanley 2,848
18 8,484 20
Stephen 4,929 84 3,604 50
Tuokeremitb .,...,.I 4,848 94 8,664 10
1'uruberry - 2,984 00 2,111 60
Uoborne 4,861 50 8,82700
Wuwabobh naso.,2,888 64 2,460 85
\Vnwaaoeh West,2,905 02 2,718 40
Bayfield 254 82 158'10
131711 487 44 268 80
Brunets 677 80 426 G0
(Minton 1,221 92 1,029 46
Exeter .... .... ....., 968 76 640 20
Goderich 2,560 68 1,608 10
Henenil 450 72 285 50
Seaforth ,. 1,360 00 074 50
�Vfnabam r .110... 1,266 48 873 90
Wroxeter .,...,.... 270 86 162 80
Total 2.11,1,. 870,502 52 901,372 45
Fon dry, °reeked Ape, or 2Oneh akin,
nae DC Shoop's Green Bain. It p,attive•
ly makes the lips anti olein lilts velvet.
Sold by F. R. 332101th.
85% of headaches are the melt of eye.
anew, Proper lilting glu0eea will give
permanent rebel. It you are troubled
that way poasult Taube & Sun at Fox's
Drug Store on Tlhnreday and lrriday
Aogust 9112 anti 10th,
MuBlon,AL.-Thera is pertain to be
mn01111)018 then the usual iet0raob taken
in the municipal oleotions next Jaugary,
The reeve of eauh township mull go to the
(kingly Oonnoil, as well as the village
and town ranee, Many of the men who
have served faitbfally in the Bane Dann.
Pile for years will thgs have a ohauee to
Enlarge their experience sad usefulness!,
It 10 also argued in this way that the very
beet men in a lanai municipality will be
000llred for aerviee in the 0o0noile.
Under the new eat Brussels will elect 't
reeve, who will be a member of both the
town and Ooa lty ()outwits,
Lunn -an vv.
Oivio boliday wee on Friday of last
tveok.
Mies Edyth Wood, of Chicago, is the
guest ot Mies Lyla 'Taylor.
Mr. Robertemi, of Teeewater, ie in
charge of the Bank of Hamilton duriug
Mr. MaoLeod's holidaya.
Mrs. Daily, Trowbridge, and Mrs,
Milhaneeu and daughter, of Walker.
bon, were visitors with hire, Ham,
Mrs. Linton returned to Owen Sound
after spending three weeks with her
daughter, Oloe. Ham. She was ao
oompanted by her grandohildreu, Fronk
and Marjorie Henry,
[;t,'tn.
The Preebyterian choir piokioed at
Goderiob.
Seven Oars of coal were unloaded at
Blyth elation duriug the past week.
The laying of the cement on the new
eidewalko Lae been 011181ed and is being
pushed along rapidly.
Blyth Fair this year will be held on
September 18th and 19113. Great prep.
aratione are being made to make 'thie
year's fair eclipse all others.
Ohiet Westlake bird a "Weary Willie"
in the lookup Tneodey night of last week.
Tramps are getting to be very scene in
this neighborhood.
Dr. J. N. Perdue bee a blank oub•bear
in embody. Bruin is good natured and
is being much admired. He was oaptur•
ed in New Ontario by a gentleman from
Goderiob township.
y;The pi0111r0 supplement of Satur-
day's Toronto Globe contained a group
pboto of the Calgary Board of Trade, in
wbio13 we uotioe an excellent likeness of
our former townsman, J. A. Jackson, B.
A lawn social, tinder the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid and Epworth League of
Blyth Methodist abut oh, was held au the
Parsonage lawn on Friday evening,
August Ord, The program was furnished
by the Blackstone oroheetra, of Goderioh,
Clinton.
Empty bones are atilt very scarce in
town and hard to get.
Alf, Butt, who has been in the G. T.
R. freight office here has baso transferred
to Fort Erie.
R, Holmes was in Ottawa a couple of
days Mat week, having gone down on de.
partmeutal business.
Ad, Miller, who was taken to the
House of Refuge suffering with paralysis
10800E dead a0 reported.
gsT'he Sunday School Exoureion to Rita.
enginewas well pa100010ed at this point,
over 80 tickets being enld.
The bown baud ran an excursion to
Goderioh on Monday and provided for
special train to return at 9 p. m.
A whistle now summons the men to
work at the Foundry instead of the bell
whioh bas bus aerates forty pane.
W. R. Grunter ie altering u very nice
trophy for oOmpetitiou In [singles, and the
probability fe shut Labor Day will be
taken to play it. off. '
D. A. Forrester has the honor of hav-
ing delivered the first new wheat here
tufa season, he having put in some to
Fair's MITI last week. It was a good
sample, ap to standard, and Bold at 70o,
Wingha]tn.
Work on the High School is programa
ing rapidly.
Saturday, August 11th, the Oddfellows
exoureton to Banda will take place.
Miss W. Alba Obieholm relented on
Saturday from a visit to the West.
Dr. Sperling, of Wiuoigeg, has been
visiting at the home of F. G. Sperling,
Leslie Young left for London, to take a
prettieu with the Hobbs Mnnulaotnring
(30.
A pickerel woe caught in the lower
Town dam, whioh weighed over three
ponnda.
51 biokete were sold at the O. P. R.
station here for aha excursion to Olean
Sound.
Mre. D. MoOormiek and Mies MoOor.
mink, of Hamilton, are visiting with Mre.
L. W, Hanson,
F. Buchanan Wali in Hamilton attend•
ing a meeting of the Royal Templare
Board of Directors.
Darkey Hal, owned by J. E, Swart°,
won drat money in tie 2 12 race at wind.
eor. The beet time wae 2 070,
The C. P. R. will ran a speoiai farm
taborets exoarsion train from Wingham
on August 14i13, oonneoting with epooial
trains for the West at Toronto, Train
leaves hero at 7,80 a, m,
DURING THE ENTIRE MONTH OF AUGUST
WE WILL PLACE ON OUR COUNTERS
THE BIGGEST`VALUE IN BLACK,
JAPAN AND MIXED TEAS
that has ever been placed before the people of this vicinity. For ONE
IVIQNTH you will have the opportunity of putting us to the test. We will
also impress upon you the fact that if after "drawing" this Tea you do not like the
taste we will refund your looney for every ounce of Tea that you will return to us.
During the entire. month of August we will give you
Teti
P111111fi of Blacb, 1111111 or Mixed for
Or we will give You Twenty Pounds for Fi4,50
Put••us to the test and let us convince you that the value we have quoted will com-
pare very favorably with the so called "Tea Peddlers" Tea value at 35c per pound.
We will Refund Your Money just as cheerfully as we take it, if after trying
this t2T" value you are not delighted with your investment,
R. C. DAVIES & CO. ETHEL
F. J. Taylor, of the Western Foundry
00., is onrryiug hie arm in a sling. He
was in Toronto, and attended the laoroaae
maboh at the Ieiand in .the afternoon,
whioh wee witnessed by 1100006de of
people. At the alone ot the game, the
people an usual, made a rush for the
terry boats, and Mr.'Taylor being among
them, was crushed so severely that hie
ahoulder•blade was cranked. The injury
ie very paintul, and will take some time
to Beal.
..tw Gott.
A number of osr °lumina took in the
Old Boye' Re•uoion in Lietowel.
We are pleased to bear that Mre. Geo.
Fieber has returned home from Guelph
Hoopital to her home, 12112 oon. Mre.
Fieher underwent a anions operation
bet is now almost oompletely recovered,
George Arnold has disposed of hie
property on Main street, to J, Boyd, er.,
for tin sum ot $1.800. Mr. Boyd will
retire from the farm and will move hie
family to town. Mr. Arnold will go to
Northern Ontario where be has a brother
living and work in his eaw•mill for the
Winter,
T13e Cement mill had to cease opera.
tions for a short time to enable the
management to ahorten the large belt
whioh had stretched a great deal.
Everything is now in firat•oless shape,
and the mill wilt be kept relining night
and day. A new reserve mixer hag been
sweated of plank.
Great sympathy le felt for J. W.
Gilkiaeon and family, 12th con., East,
in the heavy loos sustained by them
Sunday at noon, the 29112 all„ when
their nue barn was strut* by lighluiog
and in a thort time burned to the
ground, together with about 65 loads of
new shay and 5 tone of old bay. Fortun-
ately no animals were lout and only
a few implements. The eeaoon'a prop
of Fall wheat was in the field, It there•
fore escaped destruction. Ib did not
Seem a particularly severe etoem, but
the one bolt was sullioient to do a great
deal of damage. Just five years ago
Mr. Gilkinoon Buffered a similar lose,
We understand that. he is insured tor
91,000 on barn and 9400 on °entente,
lie noes in any event win be heavy, and
the inoonveoienoe of not having either
stable or storage room ie considerable,
I•■vMMIE
Lame Zones are Poor Travellers
Did you ever try to drive a horse that
Went lame easily ? Or one always afraid he
wouldn't hear yon say "whoa ?" Some
horses can't travel because they aro lame and
others won't travel without a lot of urging,
TnEY Ana NOT THE MEM TO BUY. It'e ]net
the same with Oream Separators, Some are
flame out of fix, and some turn like corn
shelters. Such Separators don't have the
up-to-date (0at0080 found only in
The Sharpies Tubular
Buy a Tri13ulnr, nave a Separator with
waist low supply can, Pimple bowl hong tronr
single, friotieniees bearing and driven by
wholly onoioeedsslf-oiling gear0-A SavAialoon
A 011212D OAN onus 000-000 that will lasts life
time. I'll tante a TUbolar all apart and snow
you how simple, strong and efhoient it is.
P. FERGUSON, AGENT, BRUSSELSaskammoiaimiiiiiiiinalaistisjoitemomm-
wimmosimmairmemoral
PELTON-P0nxxn.-A very pretty home
wedding was celebrated at the home
of Lemuel and Mre, Patton, Main St.
Atwood, on Wednesday, Augnet Pat,
at high noon when their daughter Is.
abel was united in marriage to Hugh
Porter, merchant tailor, of Atwood.
Promptly at twelve o'clock noon the
groom took hie plane in the drawing
room in front of a most exquisite bank
of beautiful ferns. The bride entered
tie room leaning on the arm of her
father, proceeded by little Min Frances
Fullerton bearing a beaotitnl baguet of
pink sweet peas and little Mies Mina
Morrison as ring girl. Mise Rath lInux
played the Wedding March, The in-
tereetiog and impressive ceremony was
pertormed by Rev. N. D. MaRinnon,
Presbyterian minister of Milverton.
The bride looked charming in a bean.
tiful °ream a000rdion pleated gown, and
(tarried a lovely baguet of eaters.
Exeter.
Friends of Melville Martin, of Regina,
eon of Rev. Martin of town, will regret
to hear of his illness dna bo a run down
system. He has been confined to hie
room for some weeks. -
Wm, Snell, who was so unfortunate
aa to have bis leg broken while in
Brantford and has eines been con.
fined to the hospital, was able to re-
turn to his home here.
Wm. and Mre. Grigg and daughter,
Mrs. Walker, came to be present at the
62nd anniversary of the wedding day of
Wm. and Mre. Grigg, whioh wae quietly
celebrated on Saturday.
Rev. David Walter Collins, the late-
ly appointed rector of Trivitt memo?.
ial oborob was indnated as such on
Sunday, August 6th. Ven, J, B. Rioh-
ardeon, M. A. D. 0. L. preaobed.
Moe. Wm. Hawkehaw and her daugh-
ter, Mies Jean, are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mre. Shoeeuberg, London,
Mre. Shoaeoberg being confined to the
boepital in that city and will under-
go an operation for the removal of some
internal trouble.
Mies Lister, of Sarnia, who is a guest
0f MCS. Willis Powell, unhappily broke
her arm by falling from lttr. Potveil'e
horse. The young lady's toob relight
in the etirrup in falling bat the home
stopped until sbe got her foot out, caber.
wise aha might have been killed. The
etriking on the ground broke her arm.
T. E. Handford sold hie hone and
lob on Senior street, hie Bale stables on
Andrew street, and his fifty acres of pae-
tnre land to the Beet of the town, to
Chas. Hackney, of Thames Road, Us.
borne, for $8,600. Mr. Handford'e good.
will ill the horse dealing business ie in.
eluded in the branseetioo, with the ex•
°option of bis Winnipeg baying, whioh
be will continue indefinitely,
Joe. Oobblediok and family in.
baud leaving town in a abort time and
will go to Calgary bo reside. During
hie regent trip through the West he
(tame to bile oonoioolon and is now
borne to Wind Up hie affairs here, On
Thendey be gold hie handsome reef•
denea on Mein street to William
Fletobee, of I/shorn°, who will come
here to retire from farm lite. Mc.
Oobblediok has purohaoed property in
the Western oity and will interest him.
eelt imthe mannfaotdring and betiding
intimate. He expecte toleave in -A
month's time,
A0 001 instance of the etraege pranks
wbtob fate may play upon us we mon.
Don the ogee of n young man named
St. Lawrence Chandler, some sixteen
years ago clerk fora short time in tiro
Nelsons Bank here, He is now man-
ager of the U. S. Stove Werke of 013'•
cage and wee the other day adopted
by Hon. Claude Peanley, Baron De
Livingston and Marquis of Eokereley,
and succeeds to the title. The adoption
ie the result of service rendered the
maquio at a time of illness. Mr,
Hutton and many others remember
tho young man well, the former pos-
sessing a photo of bim taken by 0. Sen.
ior.
There wae a reunion last week of the
Rape family, Milohell. All are now
home, Wilfred, of Sault Ste Marie, being
the leek arrival. As the time approaches
for the father's leaving for New Zealand,
ae might be expeoted, all are feeling
rather gloomy.
John Reid, formerly of Logan, who
has been en inmate of the London say
lam, made his enoape turning up in
Mitchell on Sunday. He hunted up an
old neighbor, Stephen Nicholson, who
took him in charge and in the afternoon
drove him to Stratford and handed him
over to the authorities there, A guard
from tbe asylum came to Stratford and
look him bank.,
Wair
The Exhibition That Made
Fall Fairs Famous
An ideal occasion for a family outing.
Daily ascensions of a navigable airship, always under
perfect control. The most wonderful invention of the age.
Royal Venetian Band, the most celebrated European
inimical organization, under the great leader, Victor, will
give, Concerts daily.
Fireworks on a more magnificent and imposing scale,
picturing the great Carnival of Venice.
Many splendid educational features for the boys and
girls.
For information write W. J• REID, President.
IA. M. HUNT, Secretary.
LOND
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SEPT. 7 - 15, 1906
DININIMENEDENSWINETENDENIDED
444414,114411•41.41. 4411004161114•40•4
Ref Pre.1111.1INE1092131r11211.0.151¢111•RE,
To Manitoba and Saskatchewan
8
i'bl-4`hr) 'ticket,
11000 , 1 2 going trips$18nndor Gondltlone a• bolo*.
additional for tho return
Stations south of, but not including mainline, Toronto t0 Sarnia, including
Toronto.
1Vfain lino Toronto to Sarnia and stations north, except north of Cardwell
junction and Toronto on North Bay Section.
.From all points Toronto and east to and including Sharbot Lake and
Kingston, and north of Toronto and Cardwell Junction on North Bay and
]Midland Divisions.
One way secondclam Honda will 110sold toWinnlpo only,
Representative farmers, apFnnoiutlod by Manitoba and Saskatchewan Governante, wUl.lnoel
labore*l oat arrlv0t at winnlnog'
Irma trficate tntton will to heneaaac Yat Winnipeg to pointe whore lobbyers are needed.
A b001111 ate le furnished when each ticket is ppnrchnrad, and this o , What°, when ed f2. ott
by lumpy, shelving' that laborer has worked thirty days or more, Will be honored from
113001,01021 for e. second tease tltlkee beak to starting point /n Ontario, at $18.03. prier to
Ti N°v. late leaned on special a woe l.,abo me , but htid20i
Tickketeawr00goononspeciaaawo.Labomrn bntwi]inotbofesUodathaIttarofoo
,o For hili partl°ulareeoe nearer! b O.P.R. tieketagent, or
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wen aD.Ftlet>,,D,P.A,G.P.R2Toronto
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