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/ 1- -, v'f ~l ~ S&MSOi Why Women The /'blues'--anxiety--sleeplessness-i-and warnings of pain and dis-1 'tress are sent by the nerves like flying mëssengers throughout body and limbs. Such feelings may or may not be accompanied by backache or ' headache or bearing down.. The local disorders and inflammation, if there is any, should be treated with- Dr. Pierce's Lotion Tablets. Then tne nervous system and thp entire womanly make-up feel# the tonic effect of DR. PIERCE'S when taken systematically and for any period of time. It is not a cur^-all,. but has given uniform satisfaction for over forty years, being designed tor the tingle purpose of curing woman's peculiar ailments. Sold in liquid form or tablets by druggists--or send 50 one-cent 1 stamps for a box of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Tablets. Ad. Dr. R.V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y. Eêerv unman oaf ht to Possess The People*' Common-Sense-Medical- Adz alter bp R. V- Pierce, M. D. 1008 pages. It anaten question» of sex-- Teaches mothers hors to care for their \ children and themsebns. It s the enk r- , gencu doctor in pour own home. Sena ; SO one-cent stamps to Dr. Ptefce as abooe. Z ! B THE Established 1873 DURH AM'COÛNTY BOYS. Recently we referred to the fact that Principal A. J. Manning of Reston, (Man.,) Public School is President of the Tennis Club. He is a Tyrone boy. It is a fact worthy of further notice that Mr. Claude E. Law) a Solina boy, is Vice-Principal of the Reston School. Wonder how many -towns there are in the West where no Durham boys are found in important positions. . Master Wilfrid Werry, son of Mr. R. Luther Werirv, Secretary of The Builders Exchange, Montreal, and recently elected Secretary of the Montreal Branch of the Canadian Peace Association, has been figuring in the newspapers of that city, as an expert athlete. The Daily Witness of iith inst: says : "Mr." Wilfrid Werry who won the highest honors in High School gymnastics was presented .last night with the senior trophy»and medal emblematic of the highest honors to be won m_ High School gymnastics by the Rev. Dr. Scnm- ber at the conclusion of the gymnastics and athletic exhibition which'was held at the Montreal High School. Mr. Werry s honors wère well deserved." Wilfrid has been spending his summer holidays on his grandfather's farm---Ro selandvalé, Solina, where his grandsire taught ' him first , to stand on his head and do other stunts -that gave him a liking for gymnastics in which he now excels. THE EDITOR TALKS freed From' Bearing Down Pain** Backache and Pain in Side by Lydia E. Pink- "■ ; ham's Compound. Toronto, Ont. -- "Last October, I wrote, to you for advice as I was completely run down, had bearing @F (gAMJUBA TORONTO K EEPING à bank account for "household expenses" and paying allbills by cheque has many advantages. It shows the balance on hand, the amount expended, provides receipts for every payment and does not require a large deposit .to begin with; 138 Calvary Albertan contains a splendid I report of recent dedication of Trinity Methodist Church. Rev. W. J. Haggith, LB; A-, B.D., is the successful and popular -- 1 . . • - * ' T - - pnV- , small down sensation in the lower part of bowels, bowels, backache, and pain in the side. I also suffered terribly from gas. I, took Lydia E. Pinkham's VegetableCompound and am now entirely free from pain in bàck and bowels and am stronger in every way. I recomhniend Lydia E. Pihkham's Compound highly, to all expectant moth- , erg ,v--E. Wandby, 92 Logan Avenue, Avenue, Toronto^ Ontario. . Consider This Advice. Jv No -v^bihan suffering from- any form of female L troübleà shopld lose hope until __ she-has given LÿSa E; Pinkham's Veg- The lure of theWest has caught (he impressive impressive clergy. Of course, the continual "moving day" of the; Methodist pastor is proverbial, and in many cases there is a bn g way between the stops.- Numbers of men will travel across the continent to new fields of labor. It is to be noted the number of ministers going westward, especially especially among the probationers, can this be seen, easily two-thirds of which move from East to West. - ' The aggressive attractive policy of development development and expansion is to be the rule for the new Liberal Club Federation of Ontario formed in Toronto with • great success on March 24th, The Executive Committee of the new organization met in Toronto on March 29th and immediately began to put into effect suggestions made at the Federation meeting for the extension extension and improvement of Liberal Clubs. Hope was expressed that through the new movement the young men.of the" Province Would become "more interested in political quèstions in the Province. Hon. Mackenzie Mackenzie King was present to give his best wishes to the new organization. _ Delegates Delegates were entertained'at dinner in the palatial new Ontario Club. Mr, N. W. Rowell, K.C., M.P.P., was toast master, and a number, of splendid speeches were given by young men from various clubs. 1 The only Baking Powder-made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Makes delicious home-baked foods of maximum quality at minimum cost Makes home baking pleasant and profitable pastor. This church originated in a priv-, etable Compound a fair trial. ate house in 1906, and shortly after a : B O WM AN VILLE BRANCH A. N. McMDLLAN, Manager. ./ B Branches al*o at Blackstoclc (R. H. Ceulton, Manager), N.wcartle, Oronp, Oshawa, 1 israncnesaitoasBiaca»^. j rooklin and Newtonvül». ' - This famous remedy, the medicinal iri- COLT DISTEMPER Can be handled very easily. 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Interesting excavations .are being made.in Nerd's "Golden House" by the Italian Government, whose attention attention was drawn z to the .subject by Dr. Fritz Weege, a young German archaeologist, author of a treatise on one of the rooms in that vast palace known as "Nero's Folly" 'and which covered an area about thrice that occupied by 'the present Vatican with all its appurtenances - . Erected after , the burning of Rome in A.D. 64, , the' "Golden House," which extended from the Palatine far up the Ésqualine, and of which the artistic Emperor complacently complacently remarked, "I am now lodged as a man--should Jie^hjgas. converted by his successors into other edifices, according to the time-honored fashion of RomCj and, while the Colosseum arose on the site of the Neronian Lake, the baths of Titus and of Trajan respectively represent other portions of the Neronian palace. The immense and richly decorated galleries were more than half-filled up with earth, and recent visitors, had to grope through the dark,, bent nearly double, to avoid touching the ceiling. Of the mural paintings the most interestin^is that of a warrior with nodding helmet, a woman woman holding-a child (dearly visible in the painting) and another woman in the background, where a gate and battlements are also noticeable. noticeable. Besides the mural paintings, the; excavations have revealed a number number of historic names, scratched after after the fashion of the tourist, on the walls. Nearly 200 names have been already noted down,...beginning with the year 1495. Most, of them are Dutch ; but of . Britons there are Cameron, Buchan and. John. Parker. Parker. One king has scrawled his name there -- Gustavus Adolphus III. of Sweden, with the date 1784, eight years before his assassination. frame church was erected in M936, Rev. A. W. Coone, formerly of Bay of Quinte Conference, being first pastor. In 19*0 Rev. Mr. Haggith of Banff- was called and under his guidance the caiise steadily- grew. In November 1911 plans for a larger larger building were considered and on Ocr tober 28,1912, the corner stone was laid and last month the building opened for public. worship. This splendid edifice will seat 1000 people, has Sunday School accommodation for 500, has Young Men's, Young Women's and Boys'. Brigade .Club Rooms, together with a well-equipped gymnasium, the cost being $59*990. Much of the success of • the building operations is due'to the energy and.activity of Hew Mr. Haggith, who is a-Bowmanville boy, son of the late Richard Haggith ànd grandson of the late Isaac Haggith. He was born on the farm now occupied by Mr. John Elliott. His early educatipn was received received at Bowman ville and Salem public schools, Prof. John Squ.air, Toronto, being the teacher at the latter place. The family family lived at Seaforth and Centralia, moving moving later to Edmonton. Mr. Haggith is chairman of his district and last year enjoyed enjoyed a trip to the Continent with a party ot 2'bo.We congratulate Rev. Mr. Haggith on being pastor of this splendid new church and people and trust that his labors among them may be blessed in - the highest spiritual sense. gradients of which are derived from native native roots and herbs, has for nearly forty , years proved to be a most valuable tonic and invigbrator of the female organism. Women , residing in almost every city and town in the United States bear w il l i n g . testimony to the wonderful -virtue of.Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. ; If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. Binkham's Vegetable Vegetable Compound will help you, write to Lydia E.PinkhamMedicine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass., for advice. advice. Your letter will he opened, read and answered by a woman# ahd held in'strict confidence. A Cure for Rheumatism.--A painful painful and persistent form of rheumatism rheumatism is caused by impurities in the blood, the result of defective action action of the iiver and kidneys. The blood becomes f tainted by. the introduction introduction of uric acid, which caus- •esc-much pain in the tissues and in the joints. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are known to have effècted many remarkable cures, and their use is strongly recommended. A trial of them will convince anyone of their value. An Oil Without Alcohol --Some oils and many mediêines have, alcohol as a-prominent ingredient. A.judidious mingling mingling of six essential oils composed the famous Dr. Thomas' Electric ■ Oil and there is no alcohol in it, so that its effects are Iasting.There is no medicinal oil compounded compounded that can equal this oil in its preventive preventive and healing power. INDIA'S MARBLE GATEWAY. IN THE EDITOR'S MAIL "I am pleased to renew my subscription for another year. -, It is not. only the news I columns that interest us, but the sane and practical editorials on current topics make valuable reading."--M. MARTYN, Berlin. Rev. T. Watson, Iona Station writes: "I appreciated greatly the weekly copy of your excellent paper. I hope, that you I are still enjoying that many sided work which you are doing for the welfare of your town and this country." - Structure to Mark Spot of George's Landing. King two weeks ago thére was sleighing--today sleighing--today the roads are practically dry. Farmers Farmers are busy on .the land., To-day it registered registered 82°--summer weather. Reston is a neat little local option town on the" western western side of Manitoba about 330 piles from Souris. It is a junction point of the C.P.R. --Areola and . Reston--Wolesley lines. Population varies around 1000. A series of revival-services have.just completed a very encouraging campaign. The farmers about here are well to do and there are no finer homes inf old Durham than are seen here. j Writing from Belle Plaine, Sask., April 15, Mr. J. Macdiarmid, Manager of the Bank of Hamilton, says: We are having lovely weather here, and farmers are on the landA With a week more of the present present genial sun and soft Spring wind things will be booming once more in Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. This town is.about 30 miles West of Regina and juSt Qittside of Moose* Jaw. Real estate is booming -in both towns. Investors Investors from. the East should be pretty sure of location of properties before buy ing, as there is quite a bit of outside lots going on the market, and it will be several years before they will be worth the price selling at now. The proposed Electric line between the two cities will enhance some of the lots in value. I was in Moose Jaw last night and there was a valuable homestead and pre-emption open for entry to-day and it was quite a sight to see the people around the homestead office trying to get first place. On a lamp post there was a sign that the tickets would be given out in rotation from the North side of that particular post, and three men were hanging on to it as if their very lives depended depended on their success in holding their places. Two of them had been around the office door for thirteen days and nights taking turns and the general opinion was We find capitalists uniting their forces continually to increase the wages of their employees? Well, no, but to make the rich men richer and to live like princes on the Capital made by the working classes. O nly las t mon th we received notice from a half-dozen paper manufacturers of a rise in prices thru a reduction, of discount to 2 per cent on 30 day invoices. These notices came so close together, that no evidence was necessary to prove that a conférencé had been held and they had all agreed to the betterment of'their business conditions. Do you imagine for an instant instant that this united action w^s taken -in the interest of -their employees?./Not likely. Capitalists are not sitting -up nights studying how to better the condition condition of the working classes. Did you ever hear of the men you helped to elect to parliament holding a caucus or conference conference at Ottawa or Toronto to consider what radical legislation they could intro duce to benefit the. labor class--to help tbem irito a better position to educate thèir children, to secure better homes, to obtain shorter hours and more pay for the hours they. work? J.f any of our 'working farmers or towif or city workingmen workingmen know of such a Conservative sorrowing gathering wë should be glad to have the particulars. Who are the men who do the lobbying in both hôuses of Parliament in Canada ? Employers of labor always. The producers of capital hardly ever. It is the monied interests, not the laboring interests, that catch the ear of the politicians--the politicians--the men who contribute to election election funds and are in return given favorable favorable legislation to enable them to recoup themselves, for their contribution to carri- paign funds.. OBITUARY Mr-James Moore, Darlington. Another of Nature's noblemen has passed passed to his" reward, respected by all who knew him in life. Death came oh April 8 in his 83rd year, at his residence, lot II, con. 8, of the Township of Darlington to Mr. James Moore, farmer. He was born in the county of Devonshire, England, in the year 1831, was marriéd to Mary Perkins Perkins of the same county in the year 1855, T and emigrated to ; Canada the following ^one year, 1856. They settled near Brooklin in the Township of Whitby for one year, then moved to Darlington township and followed agriculture pursuits near Ebenezer, Ebenezer, Solina and Haydon, respectively. Mr. Moore became a member of the Bible Christian church, Ebenezer under the pastorate pastorate of Rev. S. H. Rice and Rev. Wm. Limbert and was a member of Eldad Bible Christian church, Mt. Vernon and Haydon Methodist churches, being a trustee of the latter at time of his death. Mr. Moore was a successful farmer, a good neighbor and friend a loving husband and kind' father. He leaves to mourn his loss, his widow, five sons and two daughters,-- Âlr. E. J. Moor-e, Mr. J. W. Moore, Dr. F. W. Moore, of Manitou, Manitoba; Mr. R. F. Moore of 36 Har- jrave-st., Winnipeg, A. H. Moore at iome; Mrs,<A. Beacock, NestletonStation, and Miss Ida L. Moore at home. He also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Elias Perkins," Owen Sound, Mrs. John Witheridge, Dar- iirigton, and his niece and ward, Miss Marjorie Moore, all of whom were present at-the funeraL .Mr., Moore was the last son of à family of seven,--five boys and ' two girls. Mr. Wm. Moore, Rev. John Moore, Mr. Richard Moore, and Mr. A. J. Moore, B.A., pre-deceased him. His four sons acted as pall-bearers at the funeral which took place from his residence on Friday April II, 1913» service being conducted conducted by his pastors--Rev. W. Higgs, and ^Rev. T. W. Jolliffe, Bow- manville. Always avoid purgative pills. Thev first make you sick and then leave you constipated. Carter's Little Liver Pills r igulate the bowls and make you well. Dose, one pill. Lots of people who haven't _ any brains seem to get along all right. Cook's Cotton Root Compound. The great Uterine Tonic, and only safe effectual Monthly iRegulator on which women can depend. Sold in three degrees of strength--No. 1, ?1 ; No. 2, 10 degrees stronger, $3; No. o, for special cases, 85 per box. Sold hy all druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt of price. Free pamphlet. Address : THE (formerly W indoor) Cook MedioiniCol.Toronto, ont Catarrh and Bronchitis The Bane of Thousands, and has Hitherto Baffled the Skill of Medical Science. Dry air treatment is the one treatment treatment that will cure these diseases. What stomach medicine has ever been knownjfco cure Catarrh or Bronchitis? Bronchitis? - 'Catarrhozone is not a stomach medicine, medicine, but an air medicine, that carries to the remotest parts' of the throat, lungs, and air cells little drops of healing healing so" curative that whenever it -touches germ life it kills and eradicates -them : from the system. -- - Thousands of doctors and patients Jiave " been ; disappointed . by using stomach medicines for coughs and ^olds. Have you hot found it a rather roundabout way to reach the" diseased -portion of the throat and lungs? Why not use Catarrhozone, which is "breathed to the very root of the dig-: ease and heals so quickly and per- -fectly that every spot is" rebuilt with, new healthy tissue? Catarrhozone is the only medicine -that will cure. Thousands have testified. testified. ■ . _ Think for a moment.. Is it not sense7 Little drops of healing--the air carries carries them just where disease exists. ; That is why . Lord Sydenham, the- Governor, recently laid the foundation stone of the building, the symbolical gateway of India, which is to mark the spot .where King George landed on Indian soil on his w a Y to the Delhi Durbar. The structure will be of shining white " marble, and the style of architecture chosen is mixed Hindu, and Moslem. The total' cost of the building will be about $300,0.00, of which the Government of India is contributing two lakhs of. rupees, the Bombay . Government three lakhs, Sir Jacob Sassoon three lakhs, and the Bombay Corporation one lakh. ' z . Referring to the happy combination combination of the Hindu and the Moslem styles,. .. ^rd; Sydeph?:m_said h^ earnestly hoped that this would be of good augury for the advance of the great Indian communities hand in hand towards nationhood" under the guidance of British rule. A'Darlington girl writing from Manitoba Manitoba says: "We could not very well do without the old home paper, having taken -'fl rst choice. That - would depend on their being there in the it for 22 years without missing a copy. Spring is here. Snow has nearly all gone and weather is fine and mild. Had no rain since October but plenty, of snow." Mrs. Amos Bond, Roland.;.- -Rev. Dr. Marshall P. Tailing, B.A., of Toronto, whose interesting letter from Cairo, Damascus and Jerusalem appears on an inner page, writing from Florence, Italy, says: "Mrs. Tailing and I are enjoying enjoying life here immensely. Travel was hard in the East--(the Holy Land, Egypt, etc)-- but here we are comfortable and can rest to oiir hearts', desire." Mr. Claude E, Law; Reston,Man., April 14,writes : Spring has opened up suddenly, morning but I • do not think that • they would let the chance slip after the time that they had spent there. Regina .is fast recovering from the damage done by the cyclone last year, and is once more asserting asserting her position as "Queen City" of Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. -There is still- quite a lot of last year's grain in the country, but as soon as navigation - opens. it will be^ot out. Many young people from the East are settling in this Province.- We haVe long held the opinion and advocated advocated it too, that the best co-operative union that can be effected in this country at the present time is a political alliance between wage-workers and farmers^--the two great producing classes. These two classes have a common cause. If they read the political papers and watch carefully carefully the legislation passed in parliament they must see that mighty little is enact ed in the interest of either class. No Conservative Government was ever known in England or Canada to legislate for the working classes. Trace the political history history of Canada for two centuries and what measure of relief from the burdens of the wage-earners has eyer been placée on the statute books by a Conservative administration ? Working-men have" been he slaves of politicians and it is high time :hat they realized that they have repeat edly helped to elect their. ' worst enemies into office. Take a leaf from your own experience, workingmen, and think for moment what consideration you have received received from the. man for whorn you votec at the last Dominion or Provincial elections. elections. Have you seen one act of either parliamentary representative that was in your interest as a wage-earner ? They lave never been round to see you to ask what they can do for you or to ask your advice or to take yoa into their confidence confidence and counsel. They claim to represent represent you but do they ever think of you? Very unlikely. Workingmen and farmers, farmers, the sooner you do as German working working classes did some years " ago, namely, unite to elect men to political office who will see that justice is given to men and women who are the revenue producers in the country, the sooner you will receive your just treatment by the governments of Canada. SHOE polish Makes Shoes F.F.DALLETCO^W. Buffalo, N. Y. H--atto.Qot. Catarrhozone Price,. 25c, 50c, .and. $1.00, at all druggists, or by mail postpaid from The Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N.Y.» sad Kingston, - Oat, ^ QUITE CORRECT. ; Teacher--"Now, tell- me what is memory ?" ; \ . • - - Pupil--' 'The thing what you forget forget with !" W :. V Ûenuiné % Mult Bear Signature Of See Facsimile Wrapper Below.' 7«maUu4uMUff ULtakewngWi iCARJERS FOR HUDACHE, FOR DIZZINESS. for iiuoemst. FOR^TORPID IIVER. FOI C0HSTIPATI0R FOR OâUOWSRIH: FOR THE COM FUJI OR MATUftt- f ' oumnu Kuerwkve ^BB99TBHnRn CUSS SICK HEADA6H5» If ever there was a specific for any one complaint, then Carter's Little Liver Pills are a specific for sick, headache, and every woTOHn should-know tiiiSe* ■ Only one pill a dose. Try them. . . . - :--Jt> ; . BOWMANVILLE A MUSICAL TOWN. The War Cry givès a column report o the Salvation Army doings here recently saying thaï. Bowmanville is a ™ usl ? a t'6W5--which Is quite correct and also says : "Bowmanville is one of the oldes town in Canada, and one of the very first çjpeg vfhere THq Salvation, Army open : on April 5 th ebrated its 29th anniversary, was more than interesting--it was historic. For veteran Canadian Officers, the town is crowded with memories of " early-day fighting# and Adjutant Harry Green, a yal\ied khemher . of the S tag Band, who W⧠pf êsôhf at the Celebrations, well remembered remembered the visit to Bowmanville of the Household Troops Band twènty-nve years ago. Also present during thg weekend weekend was Mayor Ed wy White, of Buffalo, who was born and converted in the town, and 28 years ago left it to become a Salvation Army Officer, which he has been all those years. His Joy at being able to revisit the place where, as he says 7 he was born twice in the same street, can easily be imagined. To Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta SETTLERS HOMESEEKERS Low Round Trip Rate» eacb Tuesday, March to October inclusive Winnipeg and Return - $35.00 Edmonton and Return - 43.00 Other points in proportion Return Limit two months. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS on all excursions. ^Comfortable berths, fully equipped with bedding, can be secured at moderate rates through local agent: For settlers travelling travelling with live stock and effects. . SPECIAL TRAINS Will leave Toronto Each TUESDAY EllCH AND ÂP1IL 10.20 p.m, ' Settlers and families without live stock should use REGULAR TRAINS Leaving Toronto 10.20 p.m. Daily Through Colonist and Tourist Sleepers COLONIST CARS ON ALL TRAINS No charge for Berths Home Seekers' Trains Leave Toronto 10.20 p.m. during March, April, September and October, and at 2 p.m. and 10.20 p.m. during May, June, July and August. Through Trains Toronto to Winnipeg and West Full particulars from any C.P.R. Agent or write M. G. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, Toronto C. B, KENT, Agent, Bowmanville. Warts on the hands is 'a disfigurement that troubles many ladies. Holloway's Corn Cure will remove the blemishes with-* out pain. ■ . . NAME WRONGFULLY USED, The Canadian Northern Railway has no Connection with Industrial Industrial Shippers'Guide. It has been brought to the attention of the Canadian Northern Railway.that the publishers of a book entitled "Immortal Shippers Guide" are using , the name of this railway in soliciting advertising, arid that they also claim that, when finished, the book will be distributed by the I Northern . . ; , i. ne î^0f!..éfn jlaiiwàÿ de sires to make it perfectly clear to all concerned concerned that if the name of ttie railway is being used, it is done without authority, and contrary: to their wishes. The Company Company has no intention of distributing the Industrial Shippers Guide, and has no connection, therewith, and desires to have this matter understood. 15-lw; Give Your Boy A Farm. : If you have reason for an act you won't need: an excuse. x It would be a much more progressive progressive *world if we reduced the time we give to other people's business. The man whd is Buying his house on the instalment plan now wishes be could redecorate it in the same way.; " * :: " " - ' c~ •A '.,.-Vr A Splendid 10 cent Household Specialty Specialty is being- Introduced all over Can- ' ada,- vifîs Appreciated, by the Thrifty Housewife who wants things : w Just a Littlç Petter. " Send Post.Card today. today. _ Simply sày :-- - - - - . "Send Honsebold Specialty âd- ' vertised- in my Newspaper." That's all !• You will be Delighted ! Pay if Satisfied, We take, .the risk. Send fO-dàÿJÀddress'P.O. 1240,-Montreal. ... DOH'T MISS THIS OFFER; Everv farmer wants to provide for "his sons, but seldom will thé old homestead suffice to meet their needs. The boys have been brought up to the land. They are familiar with all the phases of farming. They should have land of ni fîow is tile farmer going to meçUhis emergency ? The Logical Answer Is Western Canada. Thousands of acres, divided. into 160-acre farms, are being thrown : Open for entry bÿ/ the Dominion. Government along or near the lines of the Canadian Northern Railway. The land gives a wide choice. There are some plots on the open prairie and others again in the well-wooded, well-watered districts in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. of these homesteads are particularly adapted to mixed y" -- A large farming- number or To-Day. Any agent of the Ldgadian NorthernRallway, or the undersigned, will beglad to send on appIicau^tVfulI information as to the location of these hom«teads and the way to secure grid reach them. Write for "The Bread Basket," "35,000 Free Homesteads/' atid oür Pëacë River Booklet. You will be interested. R. L. FAIRBAIRN, s General Passenger Agent., ' 68 King East Toronta m .- •" *;• •: S- - ,..V ■ . >:tC c..,-