The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

and point out the many Branches also at Bowm "a a" anville, i that mostpople dows Claremont, Stouftville, Sunderland ey Brookitn ot pay, as the Globe's correspon any old-timers or children of the towns, and know all duties at considerable loss : ence to themselves, and they can legitimately get their that this land that "Western 8 at $16 to $49 an acre, the soon be worth from $75 to $100 ne, yield a good revenue. The speaks of has probably 'reached the life in ths West alike, 'of individuals and families who last 25 years; with only 4 the gor dying of es ii We can cite one 'Particular case of a not very robust shoe: 3 England, who arrived ia Alberta and fanded in a small 08 with a wile and five small children. The passage family. He paid off the pas- F wand in' eighteen months was ac- ble real estate in the town. If it was better where be came from; why this' rapid change? Not only this, bat the man im health, and, from being a thin, rather delicate looking man, lanokion chap inside of two years. f we have yet to ge of hic being short of work in' recent 0g Srepery at figures within in the that we West?' Tis men. and women who can see a them, settle down, HL is mine, my and attach to the country and the if 'prepared to for soft snaps and trouble. often do get , we admit, never should The aged 'father and m of a prominent Boston la Tat safely carried through the two winters by ol The son, says: " My father and mother owe their present. stren Vino and good heal Pe During the \g winters neither of them had a told; and were ill further and do more than for years. Vinol is perfectly wonderful: . strengthening tonic for old he est Blood mang, : e 1 ever heard of." ' We want every feeble old person - Vinol. Wewill return their money without It certainly is in this town fo try question 8 It a will be received for rough stone by the eord, suitable for breaking for the road For ling for streets. For ecal for the powerhouse, Tenders received up 15th of Fel» ruary, 1910, Lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. i = Coal Prices We have in stock Scranton coal-at the following prices: At Bin < Pea Coal $5.75 Nut Codl 6.75 Stove Coal 675 Egg Coal 675 7.25 Connel Nut Coal 6.25 6.75 Steam and Blacksmiths = Coal, prices quoted on application Apc. 10 C. L. VICKERY Delivered $6.25 725 7:25 ATTEND T PETEBOROUGH Business College That iustitution which is educating and finding positions for such. @ Jarge number of young men and women, ENTER ANY TIME NOW: 1S THE BEST Individual Instructions Circulars Free Ji A. McKone, Prio. 37) n, Pres: Prepare Well and Suceess 1s CERTAIN. Ta noted forhigh grade work and for assists Re Fg here, Waite to-dey or Catalogue. Students can Cor. Yonge and Alexander Ste, Toronto, Ont. W.d. ELLIOTT ' PRINCIPAL