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null R th V dlan Paclca 1Ial?\:raue m HIUJIEY IO LOAN Wehdve 3 Into amount of money to loun oowent current rat'es.either in small or in Imount on the security of farm mort- mu. cCARTHY.- BOYS` MURCHISON. A on Sn-oe . . 7 t. Barrie. SURVEYOBS. UNWIN, MU'1z1>HYaTEs:rmI, ON- tario Land Surveyors ' etc. Established 152. Oce, `Medical Building, B. E. corner Rich- mond and Bay streets Toronto. Telephone, Main, 1336. fnotmctions loft with Btrathy & Eaton Solici to". Q VF.-A-5- 5--1` ,9 ' " - G. G. SMITH & 00.,` PHONE 82. ES- tablishedb 1869. Undertakers. Open N {lay and night.` Morgue and chapel In connection. Barrie, Ontario. I ? -_.- -..-.s..u JVBI uwww CV01 ueara 01 `or ~s_een.. The man. of (whom. they do _, no_t approve is. a~dri ve1ling idiot; a` pig-headed fool,` without an idea` in his head or a virtue `to recour- mendvhim. The good times had by young folks of former` gener- ations are not enjoyed by many of- this, These .latter have grand, magnicient, glorious, ` splendid, gorgous, or sweetly ibeautiful times, when they are not j so un- fortunate as to have a" miserable, wretched, nasty, beastly, hateful or disgusting time that .just kills < them. This exaggeration, found everywhere, .weakens `the force of annual: - ._.._, .-u-u-any C IIIIIICIIQ Having spent 4 `years; Post Graduate work in Britinli Hospitals and having served as Clinical Assistant in Golden Square Ear, Throat 8; Rose Hospital, London- Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital (Moorelds) ; for a term as Resident Surgeon in Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital; Bristol-Eye Hos ital. Bristo :and Birmingham _Eye Hospital, B rmingham ; former Member of l OFFICE-78 DUNLOP STREET. BARBIE. British Ophthalmologicsl Society. I `Phone 51. . P; O. Box. 96. `H _--- -- -- was V\I$I-I ! L.R.C.P. 8: s. Edinburgh; M.F.P. & s. Glasgow --SURGEON-- - '3 In BR. 0. C. ALEXANDER, grad1T2:te of Toronto University, Member of Athe'Co1Iege -of Physicians and Sur- ? ti Allandale, Ont. Tel. 260. -___.A_._.________._.._._.____________ geons of Ontario; Former Senior House Surgeon A Toledo General Hospital`, Toledo, Ohio; Late Res- ident Physician Muskoka Cottage. Sanatorium, Gravenhurst, Ont. Successor to Dr. J. A. 0. Evans. Oice opp. Presbyterian Church, 2315' DR. MORTIMER LYON, 31 CARLTON] St.,. Toronto, late of Brooklyn (N. Y.),- Eye and Ear Hospital, will be at 67 Owen St., Barrie, every Sat- urday. Diseases--Eye, Ear, Nose and` Throat, Consultation hours, 11 sun. to 5 nm .nnA kn .........:....L.........L DR. H. T. ARNALL. OFFICE AND Residence corner of Toronto and Elizabeth Streets. (Opposite `Eliza- beth Street Methodist Church), Tele- phone 167. e DR. W. A. ROSS, PHYSICIAN, BUR-i Econ, etc., L.R.C.8., Edim, L.R.C.P., . ondon. Oice and residence, Dun- lop street, Barrie. Telephone 77. DB. `A; T. LITTLE, LATE OF Mann nun`: una-:.'A`4 riutors, Solicitors of the Svupreme Court J of .-Jndieatu'ro of Ontario, Proctor: Notaries, Conveyance:-s, etc.` llonoy to `loan. Oce, Ross 1.1.4. 1:.....:. T 1.1 tr n....-...:-1.- I onnswmxm & ALEXANDER BAR- s'rnA'rHY`& EBTEN, BARBISTERS, Solicitors in High Court of Justice, Notaries Public, Conveyance:-s. Of- `ees over the Bank of Toronto, Bar- rie. Money to loan atvlowest cur- rent rates. (1 H. Eaten. DONALD iiioss, LL.B. BARRISTER, n`n:nI A51: `II... A` "Va-A-glvn vi \-,6. V144 speech. _j..._...:_ !bILmNNox;g`covc:AN & BROWN, 343.] , .:n&4nun nun `A9 an-A G. A.1 RADLETIHURST, BARRMTER, Va.1:'.u-.. 1.'r..s..;.... 9.1.1:- L- nan... TO DR. PALLIN G), `Physician, Sufgoon and Aoooucheur. Spec- ial attqntion to Eye, Ear, Nose and Thnoat. Glasses Adjusted. Oioe, Owen St. Phong 95. . 14-lyl '13]; w. H. ocns (SUOOESSOR A . i ... . vulan pwany as Elton, Solici- au, Bank of Toronto Building, trio, will be promptly attended to. 1-,---V----:-- \s~.=w ma; V BARRIE- t.1'i '391.i.`-354,21": Nt31'1.9. 1P1Ib1i; and G`i`1I;tve'yI 1`<`:dI;ra..`L Money to "loanrin `Bio n-.4-nu`-an,` R an` aura` (`$.91-r ,W. A. LEWIS, M.D.C.M., Surgery -_.`I "l\! . . . _ -_ J TTY-...-_. -.._._-__'l to, the late R. ---o u uunum --- Eye. Ear. Nose 6 Throat. rvinvnnnnf I .......... n--. n, s - uahugiih: L L633 an:iu;ofsi`den\::, John St., near corner Elizabeth. Rhona 213. `'90 71?] III , J.U\IU block, Barrie. -"A.:' .13.. H.vCrwwicke, K.0., Arthur Alxander. .% eof fsorts, or not quite up to ;th' thing from inammatory rheum-o ...._`._--,v,-.-v v aoovg are struck, `pazfalysed, T" overcome with horror. They never feel out mark, but are awful, horrible," suf- fenfing the papgs of the In`quisition,u or being ayed alive ' with every-L atism to a cold in the head, The critics. in this class arenever. tem-_ perate. Writings` that do `not please their taste, music they do not enjoy, or acting that does not conform to h their special standard is `vile, atroc- ',:?.:;:.'s:1:"*` ~ - c . . _ buv!1.V, Dnn_ we .:.%..ni':*f,2,a`;t wuung pi... mihiatrition gm; ~ `Whip and ad- `N08riea; Can" a general Solicitors 'Hind Lb1'ock 13: "e - Ocesi .Ba.n_i._ Mo;x ot. Dunlap street, 5 P61` dent. .Ba_nhln at 4% and _mor( and V Alliton 0 offices at Cree- `nex, K,c_ Alex _c ggughton Len. Brown, W91|, `G. E; J_ ---:_:--:---.- To 41., LIQLIJUL1 LA. U Luv 5 , a.ra.J.v.LU.I.Iu J. JLILU, 8oli'cifor, `Notaiyw Public, &c. Oite, 1s,t`*oo1"' Bank of Toronto Building. Money to loan at lowest rates. V `J K\IRJ, `J JJ``u.L'L'LU ` A-W wgolicitor, etc. `:1.1 k of Torontc; Building, Barrio. -Honey 1:o_ loan. V U.-.a-V_v.v9.-u: . --v-v; 5 per ceiit: E Owen `St; Barrie. . H. D.. Stewart, 1). M. Stewart. . ____-..._.-._... V I 4&0 JJLJ " LKJ .Ll.LI'.LJO\/CALL! &I\4Lb'\JLJ and Diseases` of Women espec1al- ly. -Oice 58 Collier St. . Phone 31. % . 35- gr. 1.. AR'l`l_-IQR ROSS III ! n_a usu- 9 O B 4173. A. _MALcoMsoN DAY)! -...us-v. vvuuuluublvn. uuuru, 11 E. to` 5 p.m.,- and by appointment. Moiuzv ro Lou: 3 I. IAIQA nvnnnnb -1 _-_,, , . oiomoe. 123 D Street. f V in unty of cuVe,:_, ePro`- : vtnoeot tarin Cuna mover: Thursday Kioming. by '_.._.`_._.._A_ ._.__:_. A-____x_.,, `i5iii3:}s_1cs.T 1. L.'Ba4u-wick) ~zixci:E TI` ' BARBIE. | ' CRAIGHURST. om: ' |LICENSED AIICTIONEE MD 'I'I_lPA4\nn.\ -. A_ _ ._ -vn\IlVI.HI v FOR THE COUNTY OF SIMCOE. Most reasonable terms given on a Stock Sales JO_I-IN JENNET1 --- --u Auujg; " law! man 12 o'clock noon ' M on M the Idvertiser- s and $7 not_be made public until t.1-ammun"N8 V CONDENSED AD Condensed advertisements ' as wants of all kinds, lost an3r;ou:t1,p;g'{ for sale or to rent s pecic 9. ti 1 - nmgt be accompanigd witn thgc.s(i18.' etc" Q. Cuts for advertisements ` V _ must case be mounied. on sol: Inc (1 met W 3.1 bug , ,-..... u;; nus nun. ` d P Ii III Ii H d d F I mm` --= 2. *s.,2c...r.; W W cnu-acting and Building Estimates given 0Fl'lcE-BAYFlELD S'l`.. BARRIEOI1 -r"-"""`-"`"" . l0 N6!;evvLna V,wl!lbeTad(Vl""-L-'theV8u_l).` `oorlpuonvhmun "the moneyu d. _ s rlho Wu: th the "3: a...:.':1*::!z.s;...*::.::r Manufaetinrers - Rough '$3?..'m"`..s."-F Plni . Mtchi . a ng ?iotBnlf.8t Llmlte d and Dressed Lumber .?.{i;";`%.'.`&`vv"3 Moulding. Drying Kiln. '_noi-4 _._.I u. , .. _ - of and Dealer; in all M Druggist. St. J3:_|_[__&u_Qroke ' Brewed Entirely from the Finest V Mali and Hops. .4 Has a marvellous effect on rough skin. One or two applica- .t:ons will remove-the rougnnesi, and by [its occasional use the skin acquires the smoothness and softness of a baby's. Glycedonia is not sticky, and gloves may bs worn a few moments afler using it. Price 15c and 25c. Delight- ful` after shaving. 81:60 223 "km Anvutol; 3-vac-nw 111 Q nun p -. UN1't`ED STA'l ES s_UBsca_mERs7 A31,-so m Aowmcp. g ~ , DUNLOP STREET EAST B/A R R I E 1 MAKES YOU}? sxm LIKE VELVET- NIEXT DOOFITO THE TANNI-2:1` % % 2? "1{`c p1`1% ,`i2 "_:I, MOnkmn s Glycedonia. IheNewFo@| NEXT DOOR TO THI.` BARBIE snzwmc cnmmnv Transact a General BMW Detainees. . . .. Nolea Diacoukd reasonable rates. coma . 42/ Notes and AccoIm~9l"""V _`_`VV___ 1 Drqa Issued payable auylW"".. Ollegueaon outside bank 640"` at lo1oeurateaqfca:thM99~ ooaedd "Note: Cqahed or modfaurabla arm T.Beecmm Splendid ALE and roman The Best and Brightest In cask and Bottle ;ALWAYs TI-IE` sU1 EitLAtg1.vE Rates vs 31:0. MbNKMA1~g.[ _____ ..---u, ,g. Boilers. Engines and all kinds of farm and statlonary machinery made and ,repaire(_i on sboxtcst notice and moderate pnces. _ Al work done by expert muchin. :31: and guaranteed first class. BANKERS ` Qltc Hours-I: .}-.--.....`.=_"'.___ MANUFACTURERS. Expert Machinists PVHOVNZE7 136 ;.:?nondrsox 6:. CO. -10:94 I TANNEHVI _.' Barrie. -, - . -.-ww qvvugig . UUHEW far lower. Apart ?= hocwevetg weight of ` fat giad ` ` vnlms .1: 41... ..=.`:i.~* A5.-- `NJ 0: ""6 zz`.` mun ' ~A `I-MI-on-. 'on- . -um 1. Y.-.` wuu `_ .. vvvoallv UL .l.llla- QlI_l.(l jmneta y value of the milk, qlgone group of 20 cows %-giving %i_;f .- mqnth four and :fe,i H11q1f*;gon'_-T&3:S' V . _ xrplk ni1_or.e~.,;`tl_iax'i; 0 .,3 ` .1 Aneeas zno Jstret t-.vna:ft_1 opA-t9;picture `the coasts UL Jill! " . of m; lI_J.(l - 1118 1!<, th, cqws L-g1v_v:ng_ -I % %aa.,aaa' won the mjority of. world's` honorsa in individual .clas.es `at the %Int,er`n_tiongu1 Dry _ Farming Congress, Iheld j at _. Tub-la; . Oklahoma, `angi`s'eve:j1_,o'u t.t. _f'bf. sixteen ?swe'_'ep-' stakes;` %in.*<:1`uding: the 5pTri'ze `aux I-HO .UX1|I`U`l.lH1IUl'0I ` i prize; .3-~th1'63hi118' ma- jchin e,T W68`? ;w<'>.n , bsz~%A~P}m;1% i vGerla;ch,'_. .;Anan%s4 ` \-The. pr i__ze fcnxmi GRAIN HONORS V f V f a 4} To QANADIAIfI-vFgRMERSL -- wvoo o._1.avvovu VJ. UJIU ULLIHIIU, Ill 1111:! been_f3nd necessary to limi rights of `critizenship. ` No one "is admitted; without a payment of $425, .159 the _` jmunicipal t1{easury._ ,_.M~`ore -:t'avorab1e terms "are gm "9.1`in8jAWiVF'- V` .. v med-,__ ho.wevE_r,t to men vv \d`J~J|-IOIIIJVIV ytuyulsy. I ' ` I. TO` pl`6YeIlt ooding. of this -1c.e`a.l .place `of resldence` by_- Germans 1 from all__ parts) of the emplre, it has Inna Inn ...u.........._.. 1,-1!_.-_'u _,o .-1 . uauuauug uuc uuwcu chance, The . deposits are worked by the municipality directly at `an annual prot. of $100,000, and __ every Glin-. genberger is `entitled to a position as miner. The fortnightly pay day lie observed as a -holiday,` _without !detriment to} the: regular holidays, on` which an , extra payment of `a dollar to a dollar `and a_.quarter is made to every citizen to enable him tomcelebrate~ properly. .: ' ____ ..._'A. 1.'L-'. 1!--1L `in ' Residents of German Municipality Pay No` Taxes . Klingenberg, a town in Southern Germany, on the River Main, may lay claim to many of the~cha1'acter- istics of a modern, Utopia. It not: only supplies every `resident with A well. paid work and relieves him of his municipal and state taxes; but gifes him an annual allowance of 8400 for pin money, with occasional gifts for holiday `-celebrations. The fortunes oj`,.Klingenberg, which - has about 1,700` inhabitants, .are found- ed upon its deposits `of clay, which on a account of` `its re-resisting properties is widely exported, 7'. par-. ticularly ,:.to . the United` States, mL- ~.1 ___._'_-L_ , : r The ~Board of Control have re- commended to the city council of Toronto, that a referendum be taken on January 1 on the question of `whether or not married Women owning property in their mvn right should be granted the municipal franchise. This is quite an import- ant -step and seems.oin1y fair, and if carried -will no doubt have an _-im- portant inuence~ on the provincial and federal frginhis for -women. Married .women of British. Colum- bia already enjoy voting privileges. Some comparisons of recprds in- dicate What innitely better returns` some dairymen obtain. from "their iivvs than do other owneivs -of` herds. O_ne lot of_ milk testing 8.4, deIivi'- _at a fac_to`ryL _ias_t .mOnth"wpq [2j1580 pounds, the yield of ccfxws in two` he`rds.._, othgr herds ; ago totalling 20 cows? ,and%J,.p:}qdxifgs % j ins 8~4<;~mi11< lgav A crib; 12.8%`; ziunds are not: extrem9_g:comp q`risan gaua` in 3 m;y `.7 fat delivered would .,A , 1 fart?`-1Amnu'.": ac.`-` ' TOWN PAYS CITIZENS AN ANNUAL A ALLOWANCE 3 5`: Orillia Packet-A . Port Rowan" pioneer says it is doubtful whether there'a're ten teachers in the County of Norfolk .who can repeat the ten commandments, and he is probably right. It would be interesting, to know how many of the teachers in Orillia schools would stand the test. '_The -halcyon age will show signpsi of existence in `Hamilton whenei architectsron public buildings "can; make their 'estpir'natesp come `- within reasonable -. distance "of `actual cost, `says The Hamilton Spectator. Same applies in Barrie, if the Collegiate rebuilding may be` included.` l The; Toronto T$tar Tasks Post-i T mastel?-Genera1'Pel1etie r to` put Ies French. on his post cards and more mucilage on his` postage` stamps. The Sarnds it easier to get its tongue. round the gum than the ,GalIic, observgs The` Orillia ._Packet. . Only '32_A `names. were affixed; -to a petitionTto' submit` a vote for -the repeal of local option in Orillia and the granting of 118.81,`. and wine lic- enses; i The petition looks like a joke. and the Council ' 1ed it and `refused to ,b1'{ing' or; a vote. The Russe Meter otnahf has `nished the year with no. net loss of $150,000, and- some of the share- holders are asking that the quality standard of" the `car #138: lowered to meet the competition of the cheap cars. ` V - A Rochester paper * declares -it is hard` to say .which that ity needs thg 1east,; _ velyn Thaw- or ` Mrs, Emmeline\ Pankhurst. ` ` . tteting,'* "th'es 'e0inp'ariSon" `are 'fpe8eible, so that, an incentive is` film-ihe_d' to every owner of '9; poor herd to keep cows more the "name of dairy_ cqws.e Simple ` cords, easily kept,V_`give. `efinite in- formation "acting as guide post to herds bred and` fed for large yields. Speaking` of `the st skirt s AeAx`it.: What fashion . has tom- vasunder, fashion can join -together. " ' ` _3i$'$"`e!`6F' 11135` f W '7iL .Q13Ti1 pbr ` ` :I.0W:r7i93.3;d.3" %ept, o\t?8;.7'i1i% 0.33: ;fWh r s;6u1d`b this `iiesa='yf3%%and%? ;11;1i'V5_'1'Illy _:a.ppi'.ciated~ ` food }`s_up- `half a dozen years, before th "pledges of 12 hours," and to do it wi Michigan has a law which` pro- vides that, eventually, the state shall be spanned through its length and breadth by trunk -highways, The money is to be raised [by taxing automobile owners jfty cents a horse-power on their cars. North- eastern Michigan was very enthus- iastic for this idea when it was 'rst announced. Later it became` apparent that only a limited amount could be `spent for the trun high- wayseach year and, as it In ght be V at .sec- tiou ` of the state could have what it Wanted, a"'member of` the Alpena Chamber of Commerce `formed the Lake Huron Good _ Associi ation at a meeting held in Alpena last February. ` _ ` y Residents of Northeastern Mich- igan joined to the number of over _5,000, and they signed i_ solemn ' to work on Bee Day; They: ted themselves, to work with , spade` and drug for one day thout '\X7'.~...`ILL_' 1_....t . ` I oblige I shovel 8 hf. (VF nan Non: AND; GQMMENT H Smvar Plnnsoa. A'rIlUIz-Jununu h . u U- f3 ZTVJ m.=.:Lu`*'+: ' Obnlrr amen __ ` T W` MA \!Ull'A(;'I_4`U-Rlim`-.Ol?' Buggies; Carriaggs, `Wagon; A Sleighs`a,n{_('3uttet_-s. S-pmnm 13:-nan. . . , _._-vv ii . '33.`-.`pc:$-.-_ . %,3 .?;`.`::`%q-.. i Horseshoeins _ , (PF l|l1t-l-n'- - . .l; UD`l: UIIICB _1ns; lPost Oice 'Inspector s Oice, I Toronto, ()_'.t. 27th, 1913. .. VUVLAIUIUUUL ulcucxal H L wusure. , Printed notices containing furth- er 'information as to conditions of proposed Contract may be `seen and- blank forms of Tender may be'ob' tained at" the Post Oices of Craig- vale and Stroud, and at the oice f the Post Ofce Inspector, Toron- rtn, ` ' SEALED TENDERS, addressed! to `thee Postmaster General, will be received at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, the 12th December," 1913; for` the conveyance of His Majesty s Mails, on a proposed Contract for four`years, six times per week each .way, over Craigvale (via Stroud) Rural . Mail Route, from the. Postmaster Genera1 sv Plegsure. | 'D.'.`...J...J ..-L-'--r - A NECESSARY_ FOOD ~s%1='1$LY -..u~u/V; \J|\,.;1\JL as D .L JUClDU1`Co '~Pr.inted notices containing furth- erinformation as to conditions of proposed Contract maybe seen and blank` forms o_ Tender may be ob- tained at the Post Oices --of Gil- ford and. Fennells, and at the` ofce of e the Post" Oice Inspector-,v To- ronto. . A A; SUTHERLAND, A T Post Office Inspector. Post Ofcet Inspector s Ofce, 'l`n-nnn+.-i 0'74-`I. (\..1.' -an-an '11 An 1:uuuy , we wtn uecember, 1913, _for the conveyance of His; Majesty s ,M`aiIs, on `a proposed Contract for foul ; years, six times per week each way, over Gilford ~(via Fennells) Rural Mail Route from the Post- master Genera1 s -Pleasure. '-D_:_.L_J _, -1 . SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Postmastexg General, will be received at Ottawa` until Noon, oni Friday, the 12th December, 1913, 43:. 4-1-..-. ...Q.............. .0 1"r- -Ir - was" won by Nicholas Titinger, Claresholm, `.A.1ta.; -for the best bushel `of oats, a harvester ' and binder, won` by E. J. Lanigan,~ Elf- YCSS, Sask.; `for the best peek `of ax,won by John Plews,- Carndu, Sask. ; [for the best sheaf of barley, a disc harro.w, won by A. H. Cross- mon, Kindersley, Sask.; best sheaf of `ax, a plow; -won by -R.- C. West, AKindersley,_ Sask.; for the best sheaf of oats, a cultivator,, won by Arthur Pgrry, Cardston, Alta.- , T f To clean a brass p'reserving- pan,` `after a thorough washing with warm water and soiap. -and rinsing, we ; a clean piece. of annel in common. vinegar then dip it in salt and `Peck ` of barley, a "gasoline engine, Inna 11-u-no `xvi 'KT:..'L -1-.. "'I"L_'_. ,,,,, 1 GVCI 31*` Wrk:: u vunuu .Lua1JCUloUl.'6 \J1U.U, "foronto. 27th Oct`, 1913. 44-46: the h employers; : \ --- oow mow ,, uuu w uu 16 wwnout a cent of pay-. Wealthy lumbermen promised to work .with their camp crews and mill forces, the `services of many of which were donated by, _v ----uu.I-I.$& I , OPPOSITE R055 31'. sous auras au),s'rA .\*_D_ . % GENERAL BUSINESS Mail Contfagfi. Mail Contract Barrie and Allandale Branph; A. SUTHERLAND, Post Ofce Inspectoni ~Tnu13|an+nw ... Gm -- .0"9v:' -I - _ ' DE1>os1'rs `. . . . . . A.. :10 JvIQU VJCII Vm'u'u :__nV1 far *1ower. ~;L- _,_o 1. . H. SIMS. Mhnsger. The Bank of Toronto, with 57 year's_;of success-' .fu1~Banking Experience, with ample reso ur_ces, with large reserve funds, and` with widely-ex- tended banking facilities; offers Ato Merchants, Manufacturers and other Business Mev an un- exqelled Banking Service; '44-46 . o . o and 1! Toronto, Ontario, September. 1913. o T T T , ....~v-auua. ug uUUUp(G. . For "particulars as to descrilrtionr of territory, capital T to be` invsted, etc., apply .to ~ the undersigned. - r ' W. H, HEARST, --~ Minister of Lands,_` Forests auxuuub U1 mexr tender, Vforieited in the event of theiri not entering into an agreement to carry out the conditions, etc.. Thehighest or any tender not necessarily accepted." I `` Tl`ns '--n-5:---1--" ` ' ` , ...-.u .Ll.l.A.l4l\JGI Parties making tender .Will be `required to deposit .with their tender a marked cheque payable to the Honourable the Treasurer `of the Province of Ontario, -for ten per cent. of the amount of their tende_r,. 120.110 'Fn-r-Poi!-aA 1'... H..- -_-A the Wood into pulp and paper in the Province "of Ontario.--the paper {mill .to be erected when directed by the .Minister of Lands, Forests Mlcnlgall. On that day 5000 hmen and as many teams, of . horses built 263 milesof `a trunk roads across `eight counties from Bay City to Mackinac. And the total cash out- lay .was less than $75. Everything else was contributed. It was Bee ` Day in earnest. va. .n. vguausxuujlllso Tenderers Vshal-1 state the amount they are prepared to pay as bonus `n addition to the Crown dues of $00 per cord for Spruce, and `20c -per cord for other pulpwoods, or such other rates ,as may from time to time be xed by the Lieutenant- Governor in Council, for the right to operate a pulp mill and a paper mill on or near the area referred ? tn, - l TENDERS will . be received by the midersigned up to and includ-' ing Wednesday, the 31st of Decem-' her next for the right to cut `pulp- wood on a certain area situated on the Metagami Fiver in the District of Temiskaming. ' '1`.-\...J........'.. -'L-11 ' ' " TENDERS 1=6R' PULPWOODI LIMIT , ,_. `an! u_..-gp-u uu; ul uuvx us :7 .l. l.UavD_(.LJ.Uo Printed notices containing" furth- er information as to condjtions` of proposed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be ob- tained at the Post Oices of Stroud, Craigvale and Barclay, and at the .oce of the Post Oice Inspector, 'Toronto. . ' . . ` ' ' A. SUTHERLAND, . Post Oice Inspector. {Post Oice, Inspector's Ofce, ` Toronto, Oct. 29th, 1913. 45-47 I SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Postmaster General, _will be received ,at ' Ottawa `until Noon", on _Friday,. the, 12th` December, for i the conveyance of ` His Majesty s Mails, on a `proposed Contract for four years, six times per week- each way, over Stroud (via Craigvale and Bar- clay) Rural Mail Route, from the Postmaster _Genera1 s Pleasure. wyvvu5v I/{LU IIAJV 11$!-LA '\'l`J U191! ~ Ihlll all the` spots V and dimness have dis- appeared. . Rinse out immediately .with 'boiling water, dry `thoroughly and polish with a soft` old towel._ ` 'sc`ourV out the pan very quickly. till -11 n..- -....;- .....1 .1: ____ -_ 1___- 3:- "Such tendefers sha.lI be '\ Qiulkn` I` _._.'11' , Mail Contract ROAD BUILDING: IN. MICH- I IGAN. A "Monday, June 9th. last, is 2; date long to be rememberd~in Northern Michigan. On that 5000 men an,` A... --`-~-- I; -;- - $ 58,oon;oop wt... 0 o ' Olin. glue Page l-NbRfRATEQ.i`- V . F85L5.f`)'{. :~? hes -avail If E_-l'hOn`Me ' \ ...._._.___ "The average ` ' }pers_)n_ dofgl tpeday} - "dealer; inc?"-4supe_r_lati.v`es,`iie:e The ~01-illid .Packet1* fa gsiihple. M direct fcirm of is iiisuicient to ex- press the feeblest thbught.` . Noth-iv _ing is .described `as being merely` ~pr.etty;' anything from a daisy to ~81: orchid, a cat . to 9. catherdral, a break to the ocean, is- gcrgeous, perfectly grand, charmingly beauti- ful, divinely lovely, or` too sweet for words". `These high-pressure talkers are never surprised. `They In... ...L._._ -1-