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if D38. JAIIBSOI JAIIBSOI (mu-e and residence a short dist- ance east of the Hahn House on Lambton Street, aner Town, Dur- ham. Ofl'ice hours 2 to 5 p.m., 7 t0 8 pm. (except. Sundays). Â¥__._________________._.. J. G- “"110", .0 ”a, u. -0 0mm» over A. B. Cunrey‘s Ofl‘ice, . e the Registry Office. Residence : Second house south of Registry Uff ice on East side of Albert Street. (”Tim- hnurs : 9 to “3.111... 2 to ’1 pm. and 7 to 9 pm. Telephone communication between ntl'ice and II L,>_- ‘a U'Il-I- residence zit all hours. J. P. §llllu, -.O -u’ â€"v â€"- v _ _ {DHHH9 and rosuhflufin corner of Counto-ss anol Lambton Strflots. Oppo- s'm- HM l’nsl (Mice. Office hours: 9tutlzan.Lm)U»[LnL.7109[LnL (Sundays and 1Wnnsday unvrnonns excepte' DR. BURT. Lalo Assistant Royal London Up- Hnalmic llnspital. England. and to Mulch-n Square 'l‘hrnat. and N09» Husâ€" i-iml. Sl't'cialisM EXP. liar. Throat and anv. ”Hum: 13 Frost Stu-0t. Uwen Sound. J. P. GRANT, D. D. 8., Hum hlmlllflh'l"in0151“ nt 'l‘nr- Mm, Graduate? Rmal CUHPW' Dental <ur~gwns »x‘ Hntmin. Dc'ntisirx in all ih Inamhes. Ufl'im, oxer 1). C. "l‘n\\ n s .lmx MIN-y Storm ‘ , A u _ Harrislt'l' loan. D Hal'l'ish-z's, S Mr 01' I'm lir 0n 'I'm'sxluy M' nu-nls may lw in the otficeu l. M. Lucas, I\ Markdale Lin-1mm! Auctjuncm' for UHHIL) u Hwy. Sahsfaclmn guaranteed. Rea. sonablo (arms. Dates of sales match at The (lhrnnirlo (mice or with hum- l self. 7â€"â€" PARI POR SALE Lot 7. tlon. 2t. l‘lgremonl, contain- mg 100 acres; about 85 acres under eultivation. balance hardwood hos'n; convenient to school; on the prem- ises are a frame barn 42x65 WIUI stone. foundation; concrete stab es; also hay barn 30x50 with stone base- ment; hog pen 20x40; twelve-room brick house, furnace heated, also frame woodshed; drilled well close to house with windmill, concrete water tanks: 30 acres seeded to hay; 10 acres to sweet clover; this farm ed and in a good state of For information :rpply - - - “n-k‘m _________.__._..â€"â€"â€"+ THOMAS DELANY Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. Arno-y Blm'k Markdale. (mt. Advertieemenu 0! one inch or lees. 35 etc. for first incertion. end 16 cent.- tor each euheequent inaction. Over one inch and under two inches. double the shove amount. Yea-1y rate- on npplicntion. Watson's Dairy. 2 1 ‘2” ’ Notice is harvby givmi that I haw complied with Section to of the Vot- m's' Lists Act and that I have posted up at my oflicp at Glpnplg on the) 12th day of Septnmbm‘, 1923. thv list of all persons nntitled to vote in the said Munivipality. at Munivipal Elnctitms and that such list romains there for insiwction. And I hm'vhy call upon all Witvi's to take immmliatv prm-nedings tn haw any c-i-rm‘s 01' "missions cur- wctml according to law. Datmt this 13th day «if Sciptt‘mhvl‘. .-\. D. 1923. HECTOR H. MCDONALD. Clerk of Glmelg. Thursday, September fl. 1023. Let. 3. Gun. 2. Egremont. containing 100 acres; 85 acres workable laml. 35 acres hay grmmi‘l newly seeded down. 10 acres seeded to sweet clov- er. 15 acres pasture; frame barn 46 x 70. stabling underneath; water in yard; comfortable lng huuse: good hen-house; small driving shed; also 50 acres pasture and timber: well watered and fenced; will rent all er separate. Fer further particulars apply on the premises to William Marshall. or to Peter Black. both on R. R. t, Varney. 9 13 3pdtf um: rbn sun .' Durham. on thv SN‘OHd (lun- cp.sion of Bmtinvk. Apply on tho prpmhws to Thomas Cauldwpll. Bunt- lnck. ' 9 2O 6 â€"-â€"â€"i OAR I'OR SALE Davis 6 Touring Car: excellent condition: rmsonabla. Apply J. C. Seelig, Hanover, Ontano. Telephone Afi,‘ - ipd Med (cal Directory . Dental Director‘v VOTERS LIST. 2w Sulicitors, etc v I'um “ill be i n M each “08k. V In- mach- “ith DAN. McLBQF YARN FOR RENT RR. 4, Durham. r for Count“); Of 8H}. A memâ€" o m Durham ?k. Appoint- ith the Clerk $23”! ’75} s“: ». (j County 'iiiindalk containing smre, y to (mt. CHIROPRACTIC The Science that adds life to years and years to life. Consultation free. In Durham Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. C. G. and Bessie HacGillivray, Ciropractors, 6 14 23 tf Durham. NOTICE TO FARMERS The Durham l_.'.F.(). Live Stock Assnciatinn will ship stock from Durham on Tuesdays. Shippers are romwsted to give three days’ notice. Clifford Howell, Manager. thm 921' 11. Durham, [LIL l. SHIPPING EVERY SATURDAY Mr. Arnold I). Nc'mlo informs us that hereaftvr hv will ship HOgs frnm Durham awry Saturday foreâ€" nnon. Highest prices paid. “23” FARM FOR SALE N01 th part of Lots 7 and 8, (1011.22. 1'1.gremont containing 66 acres 55 acres cleared, balance hardwood bush; in good state of cultivation; frame barn 4111150 stone basement. concrete stables; drilled well and cement tank at. barn. Also Lots 6 and 7, (1011. 11. S.D.R., Glenelg. c011- taining 110 acres; 100 acres cleared and in good state of cultivation; on the premises are a brick house con- taining sewn rooms with good frame woodsled attached; drilled wellat door; never failing springs on this farm, making a choice stock farm; this property “ill be sold tight to quick pig‘chasei For parâ€" ticulars apply at “Wanda-brainy, R.R. 4, Durham. 2 l 2“ PARK FOR SALE cultixation; 'e',g frame barn¢ good outbu mg wells; For full particular owner, Thomas Davis, R. R. 2. Priceville. 3823 tf WOOD FOR SALE Hard and suit. Apply to Zenus Clark, Durham. 727 M .\ mlmwl woman in Florida, prP- Sf‘llllllg hm'solf as u cam’lidate for t'nnfirmatinn. was asked to repvat llw llrvml. tho Lnrd’s Prayer and NW Commandments. Silo got through lhv first; two fairly WP“. but wlwn it mmo- to the lust slm bungled and lwsilalml. and finally l-vmarkpd in a romliclvntial lmw to tho officiating vlvrgyman : "1)» fan" is. Mistah 'l'm'pin. Ah hasn‘t, luwn pl'acticin’ do! 'l'o'n tlnmmamlnwnts latply." I haw l'omntly added 3 Motor Hearse tn my equipmt‘nt and am now in a posith to render better service to my patrons. DIRECTOR or FUNERAL SERVICE Priceville, Ont. All Our Graduates have been placed to date and still there are calls for more. (let your course NOW. If you do not get it. you pay for it anyway in smaller earnings and lost Opportunities. Enter any day. Write, call nr plume for information. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Stratford and Mount. Forest, Silver Black Foxes Priceville Fox Co" . Limited Pnceville. Ont. at $100. Par Value All registered pure bred stock. Low capitaliza- tion. All comon stock. Absolutely no watered stock. Ten years ex- perience breeding. Stock from P.E.l. W. G. Watson PRICEVILLE FOX C0. Write for turtle: particular: to A limited number of shares for sale in Out of Practice. i , o nev 0d 01; ard, e‘ rticularq, apply PRICEVILLE, ONT. Mull-ma iTHE [BNESBME WOMAN “No “name to Exercise My Tongue,” Is Her Plaint. Was This Farmer’s Wife Correct?â€" Is There Any Respite From Mon- otony tn the Life of Rnrd Women ?â€"Whnt Is the Pounce. for Farm Loneliness?â€"Bnndllng Cream for Butter. ’ .Contributed by Ontu'to Department of Agriculture. Toronto.) 1 called at a farm home one day in search of water for an overheated motor. Rapping gently on the kit- chen door, I was met by the good lady of the house. “May 1 have a pail of water?" I asked. “You may,” she said, handing me a. pail and pointing to the pump. I noticed that her index finger and her chin seemed to work in unison when she indicated the direction of the Pump. - .- C A ‘â€" “Shrewd old girl.” I thought, as the water flowed into the pail. “I will try and draw her out. I wonder how she puts in the time. What is she thinking about anyway?” A Farm Woman’s View of the Quiet Life. After filling the radiator with the clear, cold water, I returned to the door with the borrowed pail. No need of rapping this time. She met me with a kindly smile. “You have a nice farm here," I said. “You must have a nice quiet life in the country where everything about you is just plain wholeSOme nature.” ‘Quiet life!” she said with some emphatis. “Just plain nature?” “Yes just too much so, so much so that we want to get away from it all, and be natural.” Somewhat surprised at her expres- sions, especially the “be natural," I had always thought that if there _was 5.5; 315.56.: “where' a person could be natural it was on the farm. The Monotony of Farm Living. ‘ I asked, “Why do you want to get awn?" She replied, “We have no life here. My husband and I get up at five o’clock every morning. He at once goes to the barns to feed the stock, while I get the breakfast and attend the poultry. We hurry through breakfast, and then he rushes away to the barn or flelds, returning at noon for one half hour in which to eat his dinner. After dinner he is away again until supper time, when he returns tired from work in the fields, pretty well worn by the long monotonous day of heavy labor. As for me, why, I attend the house work. Yes, I attend the house work in sil- ence all day long, and that is what gets my goat. I do not hear the sound of another voice from one day’s end to another. No woman to talk to, no neighbor handy by where I could call for a chat. No chance to exercise my tongue. Farm Women Fed Up With Silence. “We farm women get fed up with so much silence. It is somewhat dit- terent with the men,they_ate working with animals and do not feel the lonelinem as we women do. Once a week is not often enough for wo- men to get tOgether. Being kept apart so long is it any wonder that our tongues wag at both ends when an opportunity to talk does come." Is There a Panacea for Rural Lone- After hearing that little ser- monette, I undonsciously started for the car that I had left standing on the roadway. Coming to rn_y_sehses 'vw after a time, I began to think, just what there was in what the lady of the farm home had to say, and re- peated to myself her words, “No chance to exercise my tongue, so much silence.m Perhaps, after all, the farm is too lonely a place for the average wo- man of to-day, and with the trend of modern living it will be a more lonesome place in the future unless something happens to change ideas and ideals. Can anyone suggest a solution of the problem ?â€"-L. Stevenson, O. A. 0., Guelph. Handle Cream for Butter Carefully. Cream may be a little sour, but, if it is clean and free from foreign odors and tastes, it will make fancy butter in the hands of an expert but- termaker. Cream approaching ran- cidity and carrying with it particles of dirt, whiffs of undesirable odors, and a taste of the barnyard or cellar never loses its identity. The butter it enters into is that which drags on the market and sells at a low price. To argue that because certain neigh- bors are careless with their cream provides a reason why no one needs to be careful is illogical. Produce and handle your cream in a careful, cleanly manner, deliver it frequently and then demand a price in keeping ; with the quality. Flushing Bows. Flushing ewes at breeding time to increase the number of twin is an ancient practice among flockowners, but not till recent years have swine raisers paid much attention to this practice. Prot. Edward, of the Iowa Experiment Station, has been inves- tigating its practicability with pigs, and reports that the sows making the most rapid gain at the time of breeding, produced on the average 2.1 pigs more per litter than those making the slowest gain. Another practical conclusion reached as the result of this same set of observa- tions is that if large litters are look- ed for, it is well not to breed the sow until the first period of heat after weaning, when two litters are raised in one year. Au extra gallon Of :33 carried in a can or bottle under the back seat of your car will save you 3 walk tome day. 'l‘his wook is the beginning of the SchOol Fairs in Grey County. F m‘ the nvxt four weeks the rush will kwp the (mice closed. but all mail will he linked after at the earlivst oppor- tunity. In Grey County this your there are 17!, sclmls engaged in 19 Schmn Fairs: The number is rapidly in- crvasmg yearly but thew are sumo yet to enter. They are all wanted w take part. [1 “Very scluml were ungagod the prize list. fur vach and “Very class WUUM in! lllt'l'vasml mn- sitlvrably. 'l‘liv pL'ODIQ who attend the» Fairs :ll'l‘ amply I'cpaicl for ”in liniv SIDL‘lltu Then) an“ many. liuwvwr. wlm iln nut (fume. who mulcl pi'nlitulily Slu‘llll ’llw day with tliv buys and girls. 'l‘lw vxliiliits will lw a l‘l‘Vl'lilllUll and yuur pi'vsvm'v an unvi'mmgvniiinl fur the buys and girls. Ram Premium. 'l‘lm litiuiiniun Imiai'lniunl of Ag:- l'il'lllllll't' is still i-«tiiilinuiiig its pul- li')‘ 01' lmnlh‘ing‘ pm'v lirwl 'ams \Vllll‘ll Ill‘l‘ uswl l'ui' tlw lll'St timv in ”H' gl'ailv llm'ks. HVi'l' 20“ (fire-y lluimly ltn‘mi-i's lim‘v leailml Iliumâ€" snlnw “1' thv 31mm glwn. lix'i-i'y l'ui‘mvi' is viitillo-«l tn il \th lizis l_ll'\- 111° in“! a 11';.'i.~'l1-11~1i 111111 in his 11111]; I111! '1'l11I11l°1'. [1111\i1l1‘1l he has (WP? 11'” 1'\\'1'.~'. '|‘\\’c'nl,\'-ll\‘u 1111mm lmars urn .-' 'al- lt-rml uwr Hwy «luuuly in as many lawn ling lllulls. ll is tun c-m'ly lH m'mlivl luvw m'vpnll-nt lllo' lmm's will lw. lull ll is lmpml llml lllt’ slcwk l'rum llu'm \Vill lw lurguly sulm‘t. If any lmal's am- nut [we-[mlvnl in pru- lluvlinn Hf higlu-st qualily stm'k lu- will lw stunt lu llu- slm'kyzu‘ds anal l'l-plzu'ml lly another. «em-y lluunty slmnld lw a loader in lmwm hug: m'mlul'liun. lml t-Vvl'y mnnumnily nmlvuwr ln sl-cuw unv ul‘ lln- lungs. 'l‘lw llupul'llnvnl at Mark- «lalv will :‘Hsisl il' lnl'ul'malmn is lluâ€" sire-(l. o'zu'll. Iwu nl' which \wrc- in Hu- .\Hrth and twu m “In Suuth ut' Hw {Inunty Winners of Home Garden Contest. In hlm 111mm this _\1-:u tlwru \\1-11- I111! 111111111 Hilldt’ll 11l11tstak1-u In ”11' 1°|Iil1lI1-n. |.hi- l~‘ “(1‘11” 111 l'11m (Hllh's‘tfi 1'11 t\\1nt\-!i\11 511111111” IIIII III\\II.~‘hi|Is \\I’l¢' RIIZIIIH‘I‘II 5» ”HI III \w m L?) gIIIIII-II IIIIIIs III IIII°II gI'IIIIII. 'I‘IIII g'IIIIIIIs IIIIII \\ IIllII‘I‘S III I'IH'II gl'nlllv \VI'I‘I' 21S I’I'IIIIIWs~ ' Hullzmd :md Dvl'l_ny.-â€"(iurdm1 Ac- lnn..\liltun Showman. (iul'clnll Mr- !Zl'm'kvn. Hvrman \\'im'||. (il'zu'v Hm'kwy. thbit- Plan“. lidnal len- tnsh. Lump Norton. Muyl‘wllv 'l'aylor. I'Igm-mum and -.\'¢unmnhy.â€"-\\'illiv I’vrgusun. Nurman Watson, Jean Stuplu-ns. Linsus Imhsingm‘. Ella Suckvtt. Ultt) Ho'ndvr, MI'I'II' Mm'n'f‘. .luhn Swim-1'. Ila \Vilkinsun. SulliVan. Cullingxwmd and Arte-11m- sia.~â€"lola Badger. l’val'l Minkc, Hurâ€" wy Klagvs, Flumlcv Bo-st, Pvarl l’rivlw. (icon-gt" Hill, Mariun Nixun. Beulah Klagvs. Ernvst Funwick. l’rotrm.~-Hugh Sinclair. Matt. K01- ly. Dirk Ellis, Mabvl Flunuy, Lavernv Mqurlmio, Douglas .Iuhnstun. Rus- sell Patton. Haruld Harris. l-‘rmta .\rnutt. 'l‘lwrn are niuv prizvs. as follows : tgt 531'“. 2nd $2.00. 3rd $1.00, 11th 730.. 5th 750.. 6th 75m 7th 73m. 8th 50c” 9th 50c. Tho». grvatvr majority ut' the gardvns slinwud tho eti‘octs 0f the dry weather but the childrtrn are to bc,‘ congratulated on thvir c-iutmw- (H'F‘. of Farm Stock, Implements, Grain, c., and Also the Farm Lands of the Late TleAS TOHPKINS comprising Lot No. 43 and ihv East, Half Of Lot 42 in thi- First Concussion North of the Durham Road in the Township of Bentinck, svwnty-iive acrvs (suhjm't to a reserved bidg. On the prvmisos‘ai ‘2 o'clm'k SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1923 For fuan-r particulars and «(indi- liuns of salv apply to tho undvrsign- 0d. 9133 HOUSE FOR SALE Un Ccmmnss St. Durham. comfortâ€" able 6-x'uomml rough-cast house, hard and soft \vatm'. gum] stablo, and quarter-acre of land; cheap to quick purchaser. Apply to Alfred Hawkes, Durham. 9 6 23 if TRESPASSING PROHIBITED Trosnassing fox the purpose of Hunting or Shooting; also the run- ning of hound dogs on my proneitx. Lots 55. 58, 59 and 60. EUR. Bout- inck. is strictly prcivhibited. 9 63pd John Bailey. HOUSE FOR SALE Good two-storey frame dwelling on Lambton street; hard and soft water, bath, furnace, electric lights. etc. Apply on premises to Mrs. Geo. Young, Durham. 962pdtf - AUCTION SALE Mt)Sl-LS JACKLIN. .L A. PATERSUN, Exvcutm's of thv Estatv of 'l‘hnmas Tompkins. Deceased. c/n Mills Paterson. ‘ Hanover, (mt. ROBERT BRIGHAM, Aucti4'vneer. Bacon Hog Clubs. Roy and Lloyd Campbell of 0 Sound Charged Under O.T.A.. Out On Bail, Says Sun-Times. Provincial Constablo Jones, Royl Campbell. Lloyd Campboll. and sor- oral womon and childron wot-o tho tiguros concornod in a vory oxciting automobilo raco which commoncod at Chatsworth and ondod in tho swamp wost. of tho Garafraxa Road on Hamilton's sidoroad north of Chatsworth. 'l‘ho car drivon by tho (Jampboll boys was brought to a stop only whon Constahlo .lonos tir- od at it. and although at tirst it was roportod that ho had hit tho oar. this was gnhsoqnontlv doniod. Unh- stahlo Jonos stating.r that ho tirod in tho air to warn thom first. 'l‘ho two tlzln‘ipholl hoys appoarod in polico court at Hwon Sound on 'l‘hnrsda)‘ nuwnim:r of last wook to answor to a hroarh of tho thitzirio 'l‘onworanro Art rhargo and Roy is out on $1.000 hail. \Vhllt‘ tho youngor hruthol‘ hail ‘ his troodom at 5‘5““. Acting on information roooiVod from l’. t'.. \Vil-‘un. Who was in Hr- alltl't'thlt' on \\'odno.~'day. tlonstahlo .Ionos and Harold Lloyd of (Non sound “out out to tihzitswurth to‘ \\' -it for tho arriVal of tho oar ,driVon 113' «mu Hi. lht‘ titllllltlu'll h”) s. \Vllt‘ll tho Hll'it‘or :tllonmdwl to ship it tllt‘)‘ «tl'nw past and tho moo north tow- ards (Mon Sound was on. .\H tho tony «town tho I’rm'inoinl Highway {tho t‘n:.:iti\o.~~ our ~‘\\':i,\‘od from «itto ‘tn <itlo on tho road and [ll't‘Vt‘lllt‘tl tho (‘lll' l'nllm'Vihu‘ from :otéihg." lith‘t. .\t .llnmilton's‘ sitlv‘l‘uml tho)’ tm'nocl \\'o~‘t. ”:1er Lloyd and tintistatvlo .lunw stato that a parrot was thrown out “1' tho our, hilt tluhs‘ttlhlv .Ittllt“ did not ~‘tnp and in at short timo ho tirocl :it'tol' tho our which fit om'o Uamo to a halt. 'l‘iu-x “\ttltttllmt thoir :mduo ha<to Iw tho tart that REVOLVER SEQ? ENDS ----‘ tlwix' umluc- Ila-10 lty Hw I'm't Hum an- ”1' HH- (‘llilch’c‘ll in Hu- vzu' was sit'k. .\ N‘ZIH‘II Hf Hlo' wzu' I'M'c'zllml nothing unusual. and tho party was ulluwml tn :0. (m gains." hack in \\'ln-l'u Hm pm'vnl was thrown nut Hf llw var mu lol‘uk- c-u hutHI'S and nuc- lmHiu imam \wrv I'Hllml. 'l‘hd' “‘th lmHh' \\'a-' l‘lllml with \Vhiskuy :uui llw «all was um nw'u broken. 4‘ mm: hawk tn (hwn Suuncl. (Inn- stuhlu mes‘ luicl infnrmfliun :mi aw- l'vstml Hm hu‘ys. I'd-3 Linuym'ii i-le alrvady twon «'(n)\“~fm' "MW ”m H.'|'..\. uwh'r a m‘cwmus vlmrgv. 'l‘lw 'zlsv is to come up for trial on Tuesâ€" clay. Sumo-11mm 18. 1 Mn lmys lmw Imlh plvaclad not, guilt}. P. (I. \\'i|.~'un was in ()mngvVillv nn 'l‘lm School is thoroughly equipped to take up the following ronrsvs : (1) Junior Matriculation. (21 Entrance to Normal School. Each member of the Stafl‘ is a l'uiâ€" versity Graduate and experienced Teacher. Durham High School - Ll‘nvt'nnh'ing pupils should prepare to enter at beginning offlterm. V ~Vc-â€"-'-'â€"â€" Information as {JCmyrses may be Obtained from the Prmquaj: vâ€"â€" WThe School has a creditable menu! in the past which it hapes to main- tain in the fut,ure_ vulll II a.‘.- .. Durham is an attractive and heal- thy town and good accommodation can be obtained at reasonable ratos. J. A. M. ROBE. B. A., Principal. C. L. GRANT, Chairman. AN EXCITING CIASE of Oven another mutter entirely, but through his attention to duty he was able u. send informatiun horv. which proved to be valuablo. 'l‘lw chase after the car was one of thn most OXCiHng stagpd tlwro fur sum“ time», is We cmwlusion of (law Sun-Times. 'I‘htI lowest prim‘d («-3 is not the clwapvst. A [umncl ul' “SALADA” yivlds morn cups {H Um pmmd, and m much mm'v s-ltlstavlinn than ”1'- dinary (on. that it !.~‘ l't‘ally [hp [unfit vccimumical In usv. k It is a funny warld in which Imo- plo Show gnu-at c'c'lll'am' in mm- of war and are afraid at“ nm- anutlwr in time 0f peace. A- ENGAGBIEIT AflflOUlCBD Mr. and Mrs. .lnhn Rvmun. hm. morn, Unturiu. amwulutv thv vngugv- mm! M the-iv dauuht‘vr. liva Alim‘. In Alvxancler Milnv. sun ”1' Mr. and H10 lain Mrs. A. Milnv, Ih-mnm'u. 4m- tal‘in. Ilw. marriagt- in who plam- on Sulvtc‘lllhvl' l". DAILY CBP‘!‘ SUNDAY Lv. Durham .05 mm. 3.15 pm. Lv. Mt. Forest 7.38 am. 3.51.p.m. Lv. Palferston 8.28 3.111. £.23.p.m. Lv. Fergus 9.15 am. 5.05.p.m. Lv. Elora 9.20 am. 5.10 p.111. Ar. Guelph 9.45 a.m. 5.36 11.111. Ar. Toronto 11.10 am. 7.10 p.111. Ho‘lm'ninx. lc-aw 'I‘m'cmtu 6.50 a.m. and 5.02 pm. Parlor Buffet, (Lav Pal- nwl'stun 1.. 'l'nmntu on 11111111ng train and (illviph m 'l'nrunm «m evening train. a For full particulars apply to (1mm! Trunk Ticket Agents. ’im proved Tram Service Brantford 1.00 p.111. Hamilton 1.00 pm. 8.35 . p.131. 8.30 . p.m.