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y;_ '|~_ Ke-ith’s Union Square Theatre mnrorrrrces the ,first ,Big Summer Vnudeville Carnival to take place Mnmluy rnutinee June '23rd, when. twelve of the biggest stars will be as- senrbled together: for this monster en- tirrtuinrnerrt. _ In the announcement of the engage- ment of the popular Scottish come- dinn lilr. Sanderson Moffatt, is evi- ilerrcn of the fact that no artist is too high priced to appeur at the Uu- ion H<|uur~e 'l'lreutrc, und the manage- rnent hns arranged to give during the entire Summer, the ’most expensive lrrrullirrers and the latest American and l~lurorrenn novelties. Mr. Moflatt will be pleasantly remembered as the original "Willum" in “Bunty Pulls 'Phe Strings" and will be supported by Miss Nybloc who portrayed ~°¢,he clrurncier of "Teenie" in the same gn-,ut play. For this enrzargenrent, Mr.

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Pumpkin Girl"; Gliding 0'Menrn

The coier cut for the June issue oi

Rod And Gun In Canada, published by W. J. Taylor, Limited, Woodstock Ont., shows a stricking picture of a mountain clinrb‘ng scene on ii/lt. Rob- son. the highest known peak in the

Mollutt will give us an amusing com- clly, culled, "A Wee Bit O’ Married I.ilc." The critics everywhere pro- nounce the playlet the beet comedy of the seuson and we feel sure it will nn-et with big success here. still nnother musical comedy star to nrnkc his first fippenrance here wllh be llilly Arlington, one of the~ most popdlnr and one of-the zrentest char- acter comedians- in vaudeville. Mr. Arlington will be supported by an ex- cellent company 'and his farce com- prises everything in singing, dancing und nrusic. -.

Another feature will he Inzlis and

Reilding, considered by everybody as two of the brlzhtest entertainers on

the stnpe today Their specialty con- the June issue. ltlrc Derby stakes. |Stf MEM- . by Ff\1i¢~f1-lives Lillliwl. Oiiiwl- - I

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,nrain range of the Canadian -Rockies, which Director Wheeler of the Alpine Club of Canada says may this sum- mer witness a race lor its summit that will only have been eclipsed by the celebrated race for ' the summit of the Ma- ttcrhoru by Edward Whymlper and Giordano. The call of _the Peace; 'l‘hc Cruise of the Viking (From St. John, ~N. B. to New Richmond, P. Q. by motor boat); Among the Fjords of British Columbia; Black Bear and Grizzly \Hunt.ing in the Gold Range, B. 0.); Nova- Scotia Sporting Gossip from Dr. Break; Flor Farming in Man- itoba are some ,of the good things pro rided by` the varied contents of

_ .` 9- ~ evils. If it were not for the little

twf’ °f the greatest t°l`P5i°h‘"`0|1l\ Hr- destructive germs working with u tist on the ,American stake; Sue CONEl'[‘AN’l‘INOPLFl, June, 20'persistency worthy of a better cause, Smith. 'the "A-mericsn Girl,” in char- (special).-'rhe new rvrnuntry rn.s|Uwf<= “'0“l<1 he "9 \>“1F‘“°“E- acter songs; Canfield and (lurletorr, been qompletel It is “mae ,,,, ,,Sf,,1_ I-‘arisiurr Huge will kill the dun-

Lfeizntlllg U19 Ski*-.henglf-|011, ‘"l`\l0 lows!-' ldruil germs und remove dnndrnfl in

oo oo" and the Ric nr Brothers, lirnnd Vizier and Minister of l<‘or- two weeks or money baclo.

novel I-[ng ante,-ta|ne,.,,_ ' clan Affairs, l*r‘ince Said lrinlirrr; Min- It will Bl-OD iwllilll-1 'rilllllilr fnlllflg

ister of War, lv'/et Pitch ' Interior

Niznrni Pncha; (lorrrmerce, blulr-.irrnrrr cr Ilustanig l’rcsident of the (hmm-il

JUNE PRESS NOTICE. - Hum Bey_ The Ouml. M,,,‘i,,,',,,.,_, ,.,,f. lt is the hair dressing par excel-

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Ilililll WINNER

l son or Acurrritno mf l|f[ gr

or?vcF.s'fRl i ri lnncrnn . . lp, KER§ ,__ ARr|vEs IN JAPAN A MARWH

prisop ‘pfdelgihteen work-men who were LONDON, June 20 (Special)-There TOKIO- -lime. 20 iSllG0iBl)--D0- *-0 be 0" the WHY i0 TOKIU. All K'0b6

arres e ur ng the recent strike at has been a sensational sequel to the syrstehqp reeervnr r .F fr K \, _ he corrierred with many Japanese, ‘Rf the iron works. ' big~ jewel robbery ln -the Berkeley ,Ort the ,,r,.,,,a,l t,:;,.Z ,Omg U 0, r,;_ und his mission is in some quarters as In Agony For Years Gave An Bttvmpt was made to extend the H0t¢1 0" MBV 29, in which New York I .,`. . 0 A on U believed to be in connection with the Relief H U ed “Fr 't ti W

strike movement throughout Italy, W°m°¥l Were among the vict,ms_ ml-ro Agurnaldo, 'once revolutionary mdyependence ,movement mr the PML . _ e 8 . ul .as Yes but solar theeiiort has 'been unsue- Arthur James, twenty-six years oi leader of the Filipinos, who- is snld ippineg, The Famqug M¢d|¢|ne Madg From Frult

cessfubthough: the situation at Mmm age,',,one of the two night pmtem ».-_-_~_~.»l~.~_-.-.-.~.-.-»--.-.-..-.-.-.-_-_-_-.-.».-.--.~.-.-.- .~.-V-_-_ has become more grave “'h° “’°"°`f°““d Hflllzerl and bound by e 'l i ”

The 'authorities have 'taken precau- the P0506 ini the early hours on the 0 D

tronary measures and believe they are morning of the robbery, was mrteten n y g a u

in a ositiou to o in connection w _ 1

D, c pe with rr ve \;- _ ith the affair ~ _ I _ _

n_eil_t_y;_,___>___A__Ai_M__m “ y E n mended for .1 week. "I" le Will-make Canada a Bald-

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siste orrapid-fire conversation and Che¢ked .

1 V - The funeral of the late Mrs. lirclr-

lrr lllaut parodies. They are genuine -___ ard Pu rter took uce on Monda

‘nut' entertainers and we are poor _ _ r y' pl _ y

t i M. Pasteur t.he_grcat French Plrysi altc noon, June liith, and was :ery exfstheir messes Wm ha l"B"““t“" ciun of Paris, once said: “I believe rnrgely attended, services ut the

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Several other prominent names will dll dihlzasclhlhaulgldllry gleklrrllror 0

he added, most conspicuous 'ber D,L,,dm,,, is (_ ' V 'H

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Sutton, McIntyre and Button, rn , _ | _ p ,,cc,,,,,_,,,, by un ,,y,ys,c,,,,,B_ '

their anrusins comedy, culled “The ` _ ~ .

Dundrull is the rout of nll hair

hair and make thc hair ow thick

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______ ' rpuumt Hey; p,_,|,1ic W,,,.\;,,' ,,,,,,,m;,1rrril nlnrrrdant. ~ i bright and cheerful und hor happy ex-

lt puts life und lustre into the hair

and prevents it from turning grey.

lence, dairrtily pcriurncd and free from ixruuse und stickirress.. lt is the frrvorite with women of taste and culture who know the social value of fascinating hair.

Comes in large 50~cent bottle at

Geo. bl, Hughes and leading drnggists und toilet goods counters every-| wlrnre. "'l‘lre Girl with the Auburn Iluir” is on every package. Made in (iiarniuln by ’l‘lre 'l‘. R.

llooth (‘o., Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont.

LONDON, June 20 (Special)-Am other incident has added u chapter tu- the sensations connected with this ycar's Derby, legal proceedings being instituted in connection _with the dis- qualification of Craganour. l Today application____will_1>_e_ made in

the Chancery Division asked that ,Messrs Wentherlry and owners of the horses placed following the objection to Crnganour be restrained from porting with or receiving any part of

“Am Flnsign camera makes the

most convenient und satisfactory re- corder of your holiday pleasures. It is practically indispensable to sum- mer sport and pleasing pastimes for it rzives you a faithful record of old friends and rnemorabie frolics that will he worth much to you in after, years. We have n. full line of these’ cameras in stock now ranging in price from $1.75 up. Developing and printing department in connection. The Two Macs, 149 Great George'

house und grave were conducted by the Rector' of the Parish Rev. A. W. Watson, Kensington. After service at the house u large number followed the remains to the l~l‘pi.scopal (llrurch at Irislrtown, where she was laid to rest beside hcr deur husband who had pre-deceased her 15 yenrs ago. She was a faithful member of the (ilmrch of England, and will be greatly miss- ed in the Church, and in her home, for she was always ready to respond to the cull of duty whenever it was ncedcd. In her home she was nlwa s

enrplnry life will never he forgotten. i~llru leaves to mourn one daughter Mrs. George Mayne, ldurernld, and six sons-William on the homestead, George living in Margate, Hedley in Long River, Chester in Los Angeles, Uni., Eustace ami Leslie at home; besides four' sisters unn two brothers. all of whom have the sincere sym- pathy of their many friends. The pull- benrers were:-Messrs William Payn- ter, Kensington; John Paynter, Bur- lington; Edwin Pnyrrter, Eel Creek; John liuckharn, Hunter' River; Wil- linm l.io\vrrr;rrr, North Wiltshire; and Albert 'l‘rcn\ere, Harnpslrire. Some ,beautiful wrentlrs and flowers were presented and were very much appre- ciuteil.

]3A'I`TLESHIP LEAVES.

LONDON, Jrrne 19.-The new hat-

tleship Australia, for the Australian navy will leave this week for the Antipodes. By the end of August all the Australian fleet except one vessel will be in Australian waters and Britain will withdraw her Royel'war-

ships.

ALFRED Fznma. Esc.

PENETANGUISHENE, ON'l`., Merch 4th,x9x3

"I want to inform you of what your remedy "Fr\rit-a-tives" did for me. "For years, I was a martyr io Dyspepsia and Constipation, often having to

leave work from the agonizing pains of Acute ludigestion. Doctors treated me comin ually, but without satisfactory results. It seemed to me that I tried' every advertised medicine on ilre market, and go( no relief.

"Un one of the days that I was compelled to absent myself from wbrk, a

neighbor carrie to my house to whom I told of my suffering, and he said to me lhnt all I had to do; if I lrnd Dyspepsia, was io take "Fruit-a-tives". They would cure me. He had cured himself. I inrnrodinlcly procured a 5oc box and contihutrl taking them until cured. l suppose I took in all, about eleven boxes and I am glad to be able io say that I have been free of lrrdigesiion for nearly two years. They cured the Constipation also. They were worth their weight in gold to me and I will be glad to have you publish this loticr, along with my photo, if it will induce another dyspeptic to take the right road io a permanent cure."

Yours truly, ALFRED FERRIS.

Don‘t suffer any longer. To-dny-right now-get “Fruit-a-tives” and cure

yourself. "Fruit-a-tives" will sweeien the siorrrziclr-strengéilren the stomarlt muscles, increase the quantity of digestive juices, regulate Ki neys and Bowels, and make the digestion ss sound as a bell. “Fruit-a-tives” will positively cure every case of Dyspepsin, Irrdigestion, Sour Siornach, llelclring Gas, Bloated Feeling nfter eating, and all other disorders of the Stomach, Liver and Howell. 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c. At all dealers or sent on receipt of price

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4 pairs of the best pure bred Island Stock of Silver Black

Foxes.

I 2 ecres rf laind, being part of the farm of ]. M. McLean, New

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arruthers [Silver Black ox 6., Ltd.

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° ` 'Par Value of Shares $100.00

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Capitalized at $88.000

The Incorporators of this Company offers at Par for a short time only the Q

250 Shares of their Capital Stock remaining unsold

Assets

'1`he shareholders own the ranch outright and the perman-'

ency of the ranch is not at the caprlce of s land lord. This is essien- tlal to success as breeders rarely produce the first year affler e ng moved io a new ranch. The Company have full control o the man-

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Perth, rm up-tr-date ranch situated on the above mentioned land.

The Incorporatorsj will d.lray the incorporation and organ-

ization expenses, the care andieed of the foxes until,Sept- 1st,t9I4» so tlrattbe shareholders of the Company will have no expense un- til tlie winning, of the second year. _

caretaker is afox breeder of _experience and is a stock

holdgf 5 'gh¢ Company. he receives a salaryfor the first year und his services cenibe secured for a further period if acceptable t0 f1\¢ Stockholders. . ' , ‘ . ‘ . 'The Incorporators also guaranttee to the stock-holders a dividepglof 40 p. c. for the,i,ir_s’i year. ,The Stockholders have the ben:5t;'e_}.' the experience of men' who have proven themselves 8 succel¢'©.in,{tl1e fox business. I V . , f,. _ `

tpyspeciel ,Qeeiures

‘Q fe o i ` 'lists uirliitec 40. . c. dividend for the first yesh

Thl & the lnvestnieiitgilt edgedss after the first YW' the ,, ',,"‘l’°`ei"`\_wbrtli at leant 50 p.-c. more tlhii the price they C05! the Company. , I , ,B

S nuld they fail to produce pups the stock holder stil ge

c. dividend. Should the increase sell for-morecthan 40 P-¢-i

the l stockholders can expect nearly

na; piiilgesgiir. L -

his 40 and

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I ° ajl ` ll th f t ' . ftl»~ enture and

Send to me Secretal-y.Tf¢-gasurer D. Mclntyre, M. D for Prospectus. It goes in dei 1 mio a e ea uies o it v

nothiogis' hidden by the loose general terms sometimes employed.

ageme _

The mauagenor any of the other olhcers can be changed at

the will of the stockholders.

i The Stock in this ranch will consist of nothing but the first quality of pure bred Island forces. Tire Company has secured the k

following pa1rs:-

Two pairs “Dalton” foxes including a pair fr0I11 fl1¢ famed

“Sir Charles” pair of Brow and Miller.

' One pair “Frank Tuplln” foxes. One pair "Dalton Rayner.”

The Provisional Directors are

Alex McLeod

Application for stock may be made to the Sccy. Treasurer,

or to or y of the provisional Directors. ro p. c. deposit must _ac-

company application.

I do hereby apply for. .. . _...shares in the Cer- l

ruthers Silver Black Fox Co , Lid. enclosed is 5. . . . ---bd!!!

I J. w- Clffl-"hers per cent ,and the baliuce I agree to pil’ °“ °" b°f°r° August

` Daniel P. McPherson Moniague , '°“‘° "9‘-"~

J' 1iy|cLc‘n | ' Name . . .

J. D. Melniyre, M. D. I

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Application Form t,

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lniyre, D. Secy Trees. l ;-» '

Lean. .Ranch Manager. ' _

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