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Eleseified Advertisements to find SC “W'bin you. \u-vu- _ I ' 'Leuoru, gum...“ --_ on aophcatlon to J 1’. 7 18 06 --tf Vendor. D DIVISION OF THE 2N0 AND 3R Lot No. I. E G R.. ° of Gleyelg. 100 acres known as 1103 I'arm" at the Rocky Sangeen: Im- A°-_ mm... Pnr nartwulars TEE 2N0 AND 3RD DIVISJULV ur' ' E G R.. in the Township acres known as the “McKin- noa Farm" at the Rocky Sangeen: Im- ‘on ngen. For partzculars mediate possess: apply to J. P. Telford. 3 lLO’lâ€"tf the Tom ship new brick house: , . cleared except 20 acres. land first class. all Snap to ouick purchaser. $15G) down. bal- ance at 43-. Pr cent. Ap , 2-607â€"tf Dunn. Veh or’s Solicitors. Jan. 0 4 Countv of Grev. For n J. P. Telford, Barrister. Jan. 3. 1906.â€"â€"tf Good frame In gOLJ house. (-«_~n.turmble barn an stables. well watered. sprmgcree of it Convenient to C \Nill sell on easy texms. Apply to J. G. Orchard 4?) York St. London. th’v lQ-Gm. pd . _____.â€"-‘ Lunch :26â€" tt vvâ€"â€"___ ‘l‘LJU £11 1 my , 11 tiun, 20ml brick Hotel, good stable and livery barn For full particulars apply to Joseph Cairns. Ceylon P U. Ont. June 1â€"6 w pd. 'Mu Yamey. Goal rough cast building. (3mm! stabling. shed and other conveniences. About 1hree quarters of an aere of ground. The owner is anxious to sell and a. quick purchaser \‘vill get. abarg’aiu. Mrs. Wm. Crawford. \ arney Ont. ONTAINING 100 ACRES, BEING Lot. 14, Can. 4. N. D R. Glenelg. About 85 acres ('weared. balance in good hardwnud bush. W811 watered, well fenced. good framr: house. bank barn ani imple- ment hnme. Good bearing orchard. abopt twenty five acres plqnghed, four acres 1n - - 'Wn runv be had after nu I- ON THE UARAFRAXA ROADâ€"â€" Durham. Good about six miles from tltla. Possesswu at once. Good land. Must be sold. For particulars apply to J. P. be sold. For part Telford, Durham. Feb 22nd 1902') -â€"â€"tf May IGthâ€"tf. ALUJL “V4- .1 ‘- _â€"__ of Saddler street in the Town of Dar ham. in the county of Grey, containiugll acres more or less. For terms and partial; lars applv to J. 1’. Telford, Vendor’s Solici- or. Durban Dec. guâ€"tf. Feb’y Jan‘ 20th. mellt ““1156. UUUU |I\'s-- â€"â€"-,_, twmxty hve acres ploughed. four acres in tall wheat. Possession may be had after Mar 1m. For further rartlculars apply to Donald Beaton. l’r0p., Pomona P. 0. 1..., mm. 1906â€"” Lot. Number 63. in the 151'. Concession north of the Du ham Road, in the Township of Bentinck. belonging to the Wilson E+tate and leased to Mr. Arthur Hunt, must be sold to close the Estate. Possession 1st April. 1908. For further particulars and terms apply to Charles H; Gill, Agent, May 20-tf. NUMBER OF TOWN LOTS ON .Queen .and Countess Streetsâ€"good locatwn, .prlces reasonable Apply to Thos Sump}: or at the Post Ofi‘nce. UUUU ~'V---â€" storey dwelling. alongside Presby terian Manse property in Upper Town, Durham, Corner of Durham and Elgin streets. Seven rooms. pantry, closets, cement floored cellar. etc. Good airy loca- tion in good locality. Good frame stable. hard and soft water, one acre 01 land. Snap for quick purchaser. For further particu- lars apply to John W. McKechnie. Owner, Rocky Saugeen P. 0. Aug. 131:. 1906â€"tf. U Home. ”Will sell cheap to quick buy- er.â€"James Atkinson. May 23rd.â€"-tf. fl’roperty for Sale. A five \w'eeI;"c>ld:-Applv to John Curr; Lot 48. Con 22 N.D.R.. Hutton Hill.--] pd. NE SBOBTBORD BULL FOUR- teen months old Color red. Eligible for registration. Price right. Apply to Wm. bmith, Sn. 1%,, miles east of Durham. A wi'égrsold. Cheap to quick purchaser. Apply to Wm. Jackson, Bunessan P. O. 5-17.0-â€"2pd. -v â€" vâ€"__ D Gendron stood as new. Call on James Glass, manager at F larity’s June 13â€"1. ILL HAVEâ€" FOR SALE Quantity of slabs mixed wooc April llâ€"tf. .I. vigsâ€"tgxices Consult me when buying Geo. Huh. Midford. Studio Mr. J. Lan- mer’s, [J pper Town, Durham. ‘N ANTED TWO EXPERIEMCED Servant girls. Applv at once at Dr. W Quantity of slabs. mixgd wood, at .50 per large double load delujered. Or- ders may be left at the Chromcle Office. The Durham Furniture Co. May 2ndâ€"tf. ‘113 50 ACth_ s BEING PART “0F . 1 , ‘_A. n nnnnn ctnn V 77 â€" Servant girls. Jamieson’s. .NE OF THE W’ mm LOT NUMBER "1;, NORTH HORTHORN BULL; ELIGIBLE 009 HEAVY SEVEN YEA}; OLD iffiféLE FOR SALE GENUINE HANDLE THE’BEST PIANOSAT Farms for Sale. NUMBER 0% YOUNer. PIAGS, LARGEâ€"FARM HORSE EI_GHT 5001) $01.11) fimpx $13001: for Sale. Miscellaneous. HOTEL PRQPERT‘YHHAT Help Wanted. this column every week him; that may interest THE SECOND CON. . of the Garafraxa. Road. ) of Norrpauby, m the For partmulars apply to rrister. Durham. t. Arremesia Township Council met as a Court of Revision on Assess- ment Roll of 1907. There were pres- ent Messrs. Muir. MoLoughry, Car- son. Meadee and McKenzie. Each of the above as members of the said court subscribed to and made the required oath assuch member, when the following appeals were heard and disposed of : Georgian Bay Power 00., assess. ment on old Hoop and Veneer prop- erty reduced to $1200.00. A. C. Munshaw. roll susrained. Edward and William O’Brien en- tered as tenants for lot 31. con. 14. Robert Swanton, assessment on lots 133 and 134 1 S. W., assessment reduced $50 00: lots 137, 138 9nd 139 1.1;} E. iroll abstained ;' and as to Mr. Swanston’s appeal against lor. 135, 1 N. E. as being too low. roll sustained. R. P. Legate’s business assessment was Struck OE the roll. J. W. Boyds’ assessment on vil- lagolots 10 and 11 Toronto street and 10 and 11 Hill Street was reduced $100 00 and their assessment of pts. of lots 1:32 and 153, 1 >3 153., reduced $200. 00 After the Court of Revision the Council met for general business, the Reeve in the chair. The minutes of last session were read and confirmed, Petition of a large number of rate- payers of Priceville asking the coun- cil to take no action in the opening up of streets in Priceville until the C. P. R’y station site is finally fixed. This was laid over for further considera- tion. Mr. Meade and Mr. Carson as committee on Brieeville streets re- ported that they had interviewed Mr. J. McArthur and Mr. Riley Who agreed to have fences removed in a reasonable time Estimates from the police villages of Priceville and Flesherton for rate of 1907 were filed. McLoughryâ€"‘McKenzieâ€"That the report of Messrs. Meads and Carson re Priceville streets be reeeived and they be paid $2 00 each for their ser- vicesâ€"Carried. Meadsâ€"McLoughryâ€"That the vil- lage of Markdale be paid $12.00 their account for rent. of hall for Division Court: for two years.-â€"Carried. Carsonâ€"~-Meadsâ€"â€"-That Lucas, Wright McArdIe’s account of $5.00 for legal services re Court of Revis ion 1906 be paid.--Carried. McKenzieâ€"MoLoughryâ€"That the assessor be pail $3.00 for equalizing the assessment of the police village of Priceville and the same to he charged to said village -â€"â€"Carried. Carsonâ€"MeadsflThat the resigna- tion of Colin McLean as pound keep- er be accepted and Thos. H. Atkinson be appointed in his steamâ€"Carried, McKenzieâ€"-â€"Meadsâ€"â€"That Robert; Graham’s ofier to give land a rod wide lying along that part of the valley road from his deviation 73 rods south and sufficient timber for bridge on said road for the sum of $70.00 be acceptedâ€"Carried. McKenzieâ€"Carsonâ€"That the As- sessment Roll as revised by the Court of Revision (subject to any appeals to Co. Judge) be certified by the Clerk and be the Assessment Roll for 1907. â€"-Carried. McCenzieâ€"Cersonâ€"â€"That By-law 682 (drainage By-law No. 1) be now read a third time, signed. sealed and entered in By-law bookâ€"Carried Pains in the Stomach. colic and diarrhoea are quickly relieved by the use of Chamberlain’s Cholic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale at Parker’s Drug Store. Fell Out of One Train, Run Over By Another. London. June 8â€"A five‘-year-old boy fell yeszerday from a train that was running near Twyford. He- was non hurt. and ran to rejoin the train, which his father, in the meantime. had stOpoed. Before the bov reached the train an express passed along the paralled track upon which the youn28ter was running. and knocked him down, passing over him. The boy immedio ately rose and continued to meet his father. His head was cut and stramiug blood, but he was not seriously hurt. Court adjourned. Council adjourned. In our Savings Department. Deposits of $ I and upwards are received. on whrch the highest current rate of interest is allowed. No Delays in making Withdrawals Interest added four times a Yeflf Savings Bank Department in Connection mth all Brandla. THE STANDARD BANK Artemesia Council. DEATH PASSED HIM BY. v â€" _____ 77â€" _ . John Kelly. Manager BRANCHES ALSO AT HARRISTON AND PMCBVILLS Colic and Diarrhoea. Head Office - - - - Toronto $1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT DURHAM BRANCH ESTABLISHED 1 .73 OF CANADA A: the recent Methodist poference in Berlin the Meyer and Cohncil gave the ministers end lay delegates I. very warm welcome and in the course of Mayor Bricker’s remarks the Daily Telegraph of that town reporps him as follows : ‘ A suspension of the order of pro-3 cedure was permitted and Rev S E. Marhall. pastor Trinity-Methodist Church, introduced to the President and Conlerence the civic deputation, composed of Mayor Bricker and Alds Uttley, Hahn, Anthea. Harrison and Feick. His worship delivered a happy address of welcome. during which he referred to Berlin’s prowess as a manufacturing centre.,notwith- standing its lack of natural advan- tages and during the last fifteen years the grovnh of the- town has been steady and subsrantial. He pointed out that employees of years} agolwere now among Berlin’s leading. business men. He referred to the ifact that there are about 80 factories {of all kinds in the town, and over 200 commercial travellers are travel- ling throughout the world selling the outputs which last year amounted to nearly $7,500,000. These factories gave employment to 3000 male and 1000 female hands and last year the wages paid amounted to about $1,500,000 The citizens were firm believers in municipal oWnership and over $550,000 has been inveSted in the purchase of the water-works. the gas and electric works, and the street railway. as well as the conStruction of the most modern and SOCCOSSfUl sewage disposal plant on the contin- ent, to which a great deal of credit is due to Dr. J. F. Honsberger, one of the delegates of the Conference. The Mayor' referred to the educa- tional advantages of the town and also informed the delegates of the fact that 7( per cent. of the beautiful residences of which Berlin is proud were owned by the occupants. Ref- erence was made to Victoria Park, the Carnegie Library, the salendid fire department and in conclusion the Mayor gave the delegates the freedom of the town and expressed the hope that their visit to Berlin would be profitable and long remem- bered The delegates tendered the delegation a'n evation and on motion Mr. J. S. Deacon. of Milton, was ap- pointed to draw up a suitable resolu- tion appreciative of the welcome ex. tended by Mayor Bricker. WHAT ABOUT YOUR KIDNEYS? Your back aches and fairly groans with the distress of kidney trouble. You’re discouraged, but you mustn’t give up. The battle can be quickly Won when Dr. Hamilton's Pills get to work. These kidney specialists bring new health and vitality to young and old alike. Continue this great healer. and your kidneys will become as Strong, as vigorous, as able to work as new ones. Rememmr this Dr. Hamilton’s Pills are purely vegetable; they do cure liver. bladder and kidney trouble. They will cure you, or your money back Price 250 per box, at all dealers. DEATH 01" MRS JOHN FOGARTY. Startinzly sudden was the death of Mrs. John Fogarty who passed away at her home in Glenelg on Satâ€" urday evening, at the age of fifty years. Mrs. Fogarty has been very unwell since Christmas but during the last few weeks seemed slightly improved. On Saturday evening she was sitting at tea with the family, when she gave forth signs of distress Loving kands were at her side in an inatant, but human agency was in- eflective and the spirit soared away. Heart trouble was the cause of her sudden decease. Mrs. Fogarty was‘ born near Berkeley in 1857 and is a] daughter of Mr. James Quinn. Toi Mr. and Mrs. Fogartv were born one. son and four daughters, all of whom, to getber with Mr. Fogarty. survive and deeply mourn their loss. The deceased was of a most cheerful dis- ,position, always looking on the [bright side. and leading a most ex- 'emp1arly christian life. The funeral took place to St. John’s cemetery, Glenelg, on Monday and was very largely attended. Rev. A. 0 Walter, J). D.. conducting the impressive burial survice The pallbearers were the Messrs. McAuliffe. brother-in- law of the deceased; John Curry. John Maher, Andrew Fogarty and Patrick Hamilton. A large number of sympathizing friends and neigh bors mourn the passing of so amiable la lady.â€"-â€"Standard CIVIC WELCOIE. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE The Municipal Council of the Town. ship of Normenby met. in Township Hall. A‘yton.. on Mondey May 27th. at 10 a. m. The Reeve in the chair ; all the other members present. MoricewKoenigâ€"That the minutes of previous meeting, as read, he adopted.â€"Carried. The Clerk administered the Declar- ation to each member of the Council Board, before they could proceed as a Court. of Revision. . Moriceâ€"Koenigâ€"That the Reeve be chairman of the said Court. â€"â€"Uar- ried. ’Moriceâ€"Koenigâ€"That the assess- ment of the Ayton Cordage Co. be $2, 300, buildings $1 300 land 81, 000i â€"â€"Carried The following appeals were reduced: R. Kahl, $125.00. Henderson Bros., 875 00. Wm. Koenig, $25.00. G.N.W. Telegraph 00.. $1.000. Moriceâ€"Koemgâ€"That the Assess- ment Roll as corrected and revised be accepted as corrected. Moriceâ€"Barberâ€"That By-lew No. 7 re S. S. No. 9 and U. S. S. No. 2. Normenby and Minto be given the proper readings and passedâ€"Carried. Morice~Barber-â€"Thac H. Breutig- un' be refunded $1.00 dog tax 1906.â€" Carried; Otto Schwartz, Neustadt, was ap- pointed poundkeeper instead of J. Weppler. Koenign Baetzâ€"That By-luw No. 8 re dividing the township of Norman- by into 7 Polling Subdixisions be giv- en the proper readings and passed,â€" Carried. Moriceâ€"Koenigâ€"That Anson Spon- ton of Harriston be appointed town- ship Solicitor.â€"Carried. Burberâ€"Baetzâ€"Tbac the following nccounts be paid: 0- Schenk, 100 rods Wire fence ‘ at. lot. 20, con. 15. ......$20 00 George Horst, 7010uds gravel and $1.00 use of road 1906, 5 loads in 1905. .............. 4 75 Municipal World, supplies, etc. 16 30 M. E. Murray. part salary as assessor, 1907 .............. 100 00 Wm. NeWton. repairing broken engine. 1906, re accident at Alsfeldt ................... 125 00 Adam Seip. repair ng road and tile Normanby and Minto ’06 4 15 John Horst, repairing culvert at lot 10, con. 16. .......... 3' 00 Geo. Horst, repairing bridge at Rehkopf’s. ................ 50 H. Breutigam. refund on dog tax, 1906 .................. 1 00 Fred Nuhn, fiiling in washout at Koehler’s bridges ....... 2 00 R. Pettigrew repairing culvert and fiiling in same, Egre- mont and Normanby. ...... 2 00 M. E. Murray, 1 day attending Court of Revision and § day on committee re Ass't Roll. . 4 50 Commissioners letting and in~ SpeCting jobs Reeve $3, Koe- nig $3. Barber $1.50. Baetz $1.50, tOtal ............ ,. . . . 9 00 COUDCU, meeting at date ...... 17 00 James Morris. repairing cul- vert at 10: ‘26, con. 14in 1906 ‘2. 00 Council adjourned to meet again on June 28th at 10 a. in. in township hall. Ayton. Is what you want. when sickness happens at. night. Can you possibly find the equal of Nerviline? Nu, for it. stands unequalled in curing pain, internal or local. Earache, tooth. ache, and neuralgia dstppear. in a jifiy. Rub it on and away flies the pain. For cramps. vomioing or in- digestion, all you need is ten drops in sweetened water. Sick or well you’ll find Polson’s Nerviline invalu- able in your home. Get a bottle to- day. Jr. IVâ€"Bea Simpson, Maggie Mortley, Morrison Smith. Alex Turn- bull, Bella Ray. Sr. IIIâ€"Addie Twamley, John Ledingham Donald Ray. Mamie Mortley, Lizzie Smith, lsabel Turn- bull, George Ledinghaxn. Ivy Dar- gavel, Annie Stewart. John Smith. Norma Black, Bernard Coffield, Avthur Simpson. Jr. IIIâ€"Lavina Mortley. Katie Smith, John McGillivray, Peter Saew are. Jr. IIâ€"Harold Ledingham, Carrie Mortley. ,Wiilie Smith, Cecil Twam- ley. Archie Turnbull and Stewart. McGillivray, eq.. James Vaughan. Jr. I (b)-â€"Willie Vaughan, Martin Cotfield. John Locheed, Willie Mountain. Ir. I (a)â€"â€"\10rris Smith George Vaughan Redford Locheed. :Anuie Mountain. Average attendance 38. KATE MACDONALD. Teacher. Sr. Iâ€"Donald Smith. Nellie Smith. Mary McClemenc‘ Robbie Manley, Wilfred Black. Mary Coflield. At this season of the year the first unnatural looseness of a child’s bowels should have immediate at- tention. The best thing that can be given is Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea. Remedy fol- lowed by cestor oil as directed with each bottle of the remedy. For sale at Parker’s Drug Store. Sr. IIâ€"â€"- Katie Stewart. Normanby Council. Do Not Neglect the Children. HELP NEAR AS HAN D. HONOR ROLL. LATONA SCHOOL R. H. FORTUNE, Clerk‘ In the matter of the Eatato of Donald Callaghan. Into of the Town of Durham . in a County of Grey, Implement Agent, (licensed. BE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE. ceive Tend_er_s tpr_gbe upsold aagets of J. eeive Tender-e for the unsold assets of the above estate. including the prowissory notes and books accounts. no to the 14m day of June. A. _D. _19Q7. at 3 o’clock RM. “5’ U1 “”0. 610 HO lvv'g I.- v v v-vv-u q. ..-.. Parti‘eulars of which can be seen at the 0 fice of Arthur E. Jackson, Durham, Ont- No Tender necessanly accepted. Dated 25th May A. D. 1907 .I. tate of Samuel Lawrence the .Elder. late of the Township of Glenelg. m the qunfigy of Grey: Farmer deceased .-Mh Administratrix’s Notice Notice is hereby given pursuant to “The Revxsed Statutes of Ontario” 1897 Chapter 1292 that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of the said Samuel Lawrence the Elder. who died on or about ‘ the 10th day of March. A. D. 1907. are re- quired. on or before the 6th of July. A. I). g 1907. to send by post. prepaid. or deliver to the Executors of the last will and testament of the said disceased. their christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions. the tull particulars of their claims, the state- ment of their accounts and the nature of the securities. if any. held by then}. And further take notice. that after such last mentioned date the said Executors v~ ill proceed to distribute the assets of the de- ceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the shall then have notice, and that the sai Executors will not be liable for the said Dated the Fifth Day of J une, A. D. 1907 JAMES HOPKINS. Durham P. 0. Ont. WM. McFADDEN. Durham 1’. O. Ont. assets or any part thereof to any tereon or Eersons of whose claims notice shall not ave been received by them at the time or such distribution. Executors of the last Will and Testament of Samuel Lawrence the Elder, deceased. Registered alvdesdale Stallion s t BAN K E R9 3 For the Season of 1907, GEORGE MIGHTON has full chaure of the above. named Rewistere 11 Stallmn, 1.1111111131511115 wishing to use the said Stallinn. 111: 1y consult with him, 111111 make .11'1.111"1' 111ean at Lots (51 1 (52. 01111. .5 \. 1.) 1i. E. \V. LIMIN. Banker is one of the best Stack Horses in the County of Grey. If you would enjoy to marrow rake Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets to-night. They produce an agreeable laxative effect. clear the aead and cieause the Stomacn. hample free at Parker’s Drug Score. C. SMITH 6: SONS N THE MATTER OF THE ES- N STOCK OR MADE TO ORDER. Engines and Boiler Repairs promptly executed. RIGHT PRICES AND GOOD WORK. Special attention to Gaso. lineEngine repairs. C. Smith Sons P ROPRIETO RS Millwrights, Machinists, Iron and Brass Founders. and Steam Fitters ..... éURHAHé FOUNDRY Are two articles of Special Excel- lence which we sell. . Do not spend time and energy in sew- mg. when you can buy excellent For 50c less than cost of the material. Lawn at 12%: and 150 yrd Lawn Aprons :20 2330 91.. White Waists' $1 $1.25 Cashmere Hose 1.330 per pr. Mill Ends Table Linen Special \alue at interesting pxices. “’9 again remind our customers to bring us their \V 001 this. season. BOOTS a: SHOES Sm; Notice to Creditors Sash 8’ Doors Flannellette Shirts CHOICE Breakfast Bacon And Pure Lard MANUFACTURERS OF ANNIE SHUTZ CAMPBELL Admimstrattix. . McArthur To-night Specialty Constantly on hand the best brands of Rolled Oats. Also our make of Rolled Cereal, the best on the market. Also Chopped Oats. Minced Cbo . . Pen. Chop, Bean Shorts and Feed ihour. Special Reduction on Flour in 5 and 10 Bag Lots. Goods delivered anywhere in town. Chopping Done Every Day All up-to-date flour and feed and grocers keep our flour for sale. If your grocer does not; keep it come to the mill and we will use you right. Call us up by telepfi‘one No. 8. All kinds of Graig bought at Market Is made from selected winter wheat and is a. superior article for making pastl‘YQ etc. Our pure Manitoba flour. made from N0. 1 Manitoba wheat cannot be beat for either hakers’ or domestic use. A blend offi; Manimlm and}. Canada “heat and is a strictly firs I; class family flour. Durham People’s Mills. JUNE 'millincrv. VBStSâ€"WO have some 11ij parterm in Fancy Vests at 3 2.2.3 Shirtsâ€"Special lot of the Seasons 1’ est Shles in White neat st1ipe< and figures some. \xith at- tached cuffs, and some. \\ ith sepal are cuffs. Prices 750 to $1.50. Store The orders are rushing in for June. We have been busy pre- paring for the rush. and we have a grand assortment of lingerie hats in lace, chiffon. tulle, and other light matemals suitable for the sunmwr. Hats trimmed with plumes and flow- Never was there pr». ~:ented a, greater or more charming var- iety in Stxlish Trimmed Hats, than our assortment affords. Footwearâ€"Men‘s Black Patent Leather and Calf Boots, made on Stvlish Good Fitting lasts 8111(1181 g\ Laced Shapes, all prices. Men’s, Boys’ 6: Youths” Furnisher HARRY BURNETT ers, and street hats with ribbon Quilts and chiffon scarfs. \V e xx ill please you if fou w ill give us a (sail. 0111' Hats 1119 <1 M iallv ~111t11ble f1)1’~])1’111<' “ear They me the \I] W (19119le Shades. of fa“ 11 111111 13011\'1+1."The \\ ilton Label is a gualantov 01' satisfac- tim1â€"P1 Ices from $1.00 To $3.00. John McGown. TRY OUR NEW CHOPPER. PASTRY FLOUR MISS DICK SOVEREIGN June 13, 1907 ECLIPSE WE KEEP TH E Ontario