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FREE RURAL DELIVERY "Annauncement â€" made by %~ £ *__f,".m,‘m" ,:mz, ,L‘x' e M on nâ€" the h.: e fls farmers of Canada, 1t is _but ’4% pther recognition of the value »of the pountty‘s great basic industry on the Which industiy it "has ‘at :all . times: carefully guarded ‘against : the | oferâ€" wealous demands of other interests. «‘‘The scheme, which is to be put in 0 operation almost immediately, ° is 166 â€"soâ€"elaborate as that prevailing i the United, States, where there is W delivery â€" to the houses, This system costs the United < States â€"some sixtyâ€"five million dollars ‘a year;‘ ‘Mnd to put a similar one in foree in gm would probably cost . at least rfl‘ entyâ€"fixe million dollars. â€"â€" At the ~pr time Canada is not in aâ€"posiâ€" ;th to spend such a large amount on â€"mail delivery, so a modified â€" scheme, ;M will .eost, it _ is â€" estimated, mbout one million dollars per annum "has been decided upon. . ‘This scheme is to provide a mail Box for each householder, these boxes "to be erected as required along every mail route. All farmers and others will have to do will be to send: in ‘@n :application to the nearest postâ€" ?nfitu. and the department will supâ€" ‘ply ‘him absolutely free with a mail ‘box, and erect it wherever â€" required along the nearest mail route. . This :‘fa will be strong and of ample size, and it will be provided with a lock and two keys. The key will be held by the resident to whom it is assignâ€" ‘ed, and the other by the mail carâ€" ‘rier, Theâ€"latter, as he drives along the road, will be able to take out or ~deposit mail without getting out~ of his vehicle. ~Morgover, he, as well as Ejlh owner of the box, will beâ€" able ‘to tell whether it contains mail or ~is â€"empty â€"withoutâ€"goingâ€"to theâ€"trouâ€" ~ble to open it _~_ The box will be erected on posts four feet high, and will project out over the road. When it is empty it will be parallel with the supporting Bar, but when it contaims mail it will be turned round at right angles. A Sliding bar will enable the courier to draw it into his vehicle without disâ€" mounting. Those who live on the mail routes will have their boxes placed at their farm gates, while those who live . off the â€"mail routes will haxe their boxes erected at the nearest junction of the concession road with the mail route. Thus at many of the cross roats m will be blmched‘uld it will be mo uncommon sight to see 20, 30 or even 50 boxes at a cross roads. The boxes are already on order, and under construction, and it is expected that the work of erecting them will begin within ten days. The _ more thicklyâ€"populated country. places will have first attention, but the benefits ®f the scheme will be extended . as Â¥mpidly as possible to the most . reâ€" mote settiements in the Dominion. 1t #s expected that it will. be six months before the whole Dominion is â€"covered, Toronte; t. 16,â€"Dr. W. R. Cook was wfi for trial this morning on â€"@ of using an instrument gfitbo purpose of an illegal operaâ€" upon Miss Mabel â€"Armand. _The €rown attorney produced two T8 written ‘by the acciised,. to tye gidl‘s father, reporting her ~condi and aurgingâ€" an operation. 1t was, stated that no fees would be .. TorBnto, Sept. 16.â€"George Owens, Owens and> Lizzsie Davis, colâ€" , , wers atrested in a ' street house this afternoon. W,‘nu.mm the Btates, who because : of theit ind,ud ie ie known | | JIAOUM 2 [W £* L* * ther mem« * bers. ol the gang were un out . of | | andison every botile of it sold *own. Vagrancy is the charge Agâ€" in the worldâ€"which amounts alnst the three â€"under arrest, . and to several millions yearly. $t will likely be changed toâ€" theft. Whyâ€"Because it has made Keattthuratnisit so many sickly children + «. _ EMERY WHEEL BuRST: â€" strong and ,oll-â€".?m l}?:‘ -â€"'o“ ast h muflmym-:: : Catharinés, k . 18.â€"} | many pale, girls "This nibrning ow.'m 20â€" 1+ ] . restored -w“ + year old son of . Snider, was | 4 "thousands in the nmm wrotking ut an efsery wheel at â€" the|| of Consumption. . â€"â€" _ . Catharinés, <~Ont., Sept. 18. ibrning Ormith Snider, the 20â€" old son of ~Ephraim Snider, was ut an éffery wheel at â€" the Dash . Works, when ~the >« *the ‘younge manâ€" 1t SENT FOR TRIAL "ALLEY WORKERS." of the uit cus oo t a~m * I * # im R & .,_fi:;'u event and | o had the show, in some %w : tence.. . respects,. at ‘ was up to or ‘ To all the â€" § § > is k 5 t M “wfla'm vité cor " uhie tair. ..c"::"gl ‘ Ahoup ‘wers pHMEE: tew w ous asâ€"on. many former â€" occasions :nn'hxfi fln'&a"atav;oodmon the bars of the ground, however, being the JLei while divine .cester and Hampshire sheep ol Mesers and .. sasily David Kelly and Adam | Thompson, with 346 % andâ€" the Shmpl}l‘nmlnl l(r\J;a:ooll: â€" C While Messrs. Russel Heipel managed win A. Snider, of Floradale, exhibit j;m“-m"'i ed someâ€"fine Yorkshire hogs. recviler ts " F74 As one gentleman ‘was heard to re mark{@it appears as it it is not fash fonable to longer exhibit cattle. > In this very .important . department < .of the : farm there was a noticeableâ€"lack o t t i i n moaee Thaly Jur mals on the ground t than~ Jéer seys, of which class there wasâ€"a fair exhibit, Mr. W. H. Beattiey of: Witâ€" ton Grove, ‘was judgo. < of â€"cattle, sheep and swine. * b The poultry show good * Wtbu:{lulfah‘;:i'mnotn;;. varieties and fine birds. â€"»=~ . ~ " . In the ~palace there was the usua) display ol ladies‘ handiwork, â€"fruit. fine vegetables, seeds, etc.â€" § When the . horse department :was reached it was readily seen that this was. the dewtmfiom which big money has been ‘mad« an{;ex_qu?rs were present from farand near with fine animals. The. various . classeswere gcenerally well filled,* and ‘in â€" many: cases a dozen entmes would line up before the ‘single judge : for ~eÂ¥aminaâ€" tion in one class. Ocasionally animâ€" als, were not in condition, and should have been conspicuous by their ab» sence. There were, however, â€" many animals in ~bothâ€" light /and heavy classesâ€" that would have done justice to the Toronto or London exhibitions, Just here mention might be made of aâ€" beavy filly five months < old _ which was raised by Mr. David Welsh, ~of Mornington, ~and> recently purchased by Mr. Donald Jack, of Newton. This is one of the finest young animails that has ever entered a local show | ring and is an inspiration to ~all horse doversto: raise none ‘but. the best. â€" Heavy. teaths in harness: wére scarce, there being only one ok‘hlzt. In light horses there was aâ€"sp d show all through. 1 Mr. Robert Alexander, . of _Forest, was the judge of horses, light and heavy, andâ€"though at ~tmes he did notâ€"receive the congratulations of all parties, followed up his own ideas, and kept the ring on the jump. ‘The Wellesley ‘brass band, ~ an orâ€" ganization composed largely of quict young men, under the~ direction of Mr. C. F. Ottman, dispensed . music during the day and proved â€" to â€" be very ‘entertaining musicians, , The fair management was attentive | and courteous and spared.neither time nor pains to ensure the proper conâ€"| @ucting of the fair. Those directly , in charge were J. D. Fisher, presiâ€" j dent; H. Kelly, viceâ€"president; Geo. | Bellinger, secretaryâ€"treasurer; ~Harry ; Patterson, A, McGillawee, Geo. Manâ€" ser, V.S., and Wm. Crerar, directors. | The gate receipt« wore in excess of last year, showing that the attendâ€" ance was good. $ 4 1 Draught, brood mareâ€"J. S. . Wettâ€" laufer, Amultee; °G. Wettlaufer,â€" Casâ€" sel; H. McTavish, Gadshill, f _ Prize Horses. â€"â€" The following is the prize list for horsesiâ€"â€" Wettlaufer Three years oldâ€"G. Weitzel, H. Mcâ€" Tavish, W. S. Freeborn and Son. Twoâ€"years oldâ€"Jos.. Ogram, J. S Wettlauler. > One year oldâ€"D. W. Welsh, <J. G. Kerr, A. Millbrandt. 7 ‘Agricultural norsesâ€" brood mareâ€"â€" G. Wettlaufer, J. .Wetum, N ity 18, Foalâ€"D. W.â€"Weish, R, Turnbull, G Foalâ€"D.â€" Bell, < G. Wettlanter, G Scoit‘s Emuision This is the tradeâ€"mark of The . scefie at the Central Prison loâ€"night was not without pathos. *‘He {ather of â€" the â€" two boys who se e:tâ€" Jy. in Adife have *‘gone‘ wrong‘‘.seemed To all the warden‘s questions z answered | straightrorwardly and wi out hesitation. . He got away . from the Central in which beâ€" had served a.Aew woeks of a. 40 months‘ _ Iesit br there a7 reseming mou m dn e se ergl. h uakt h axp o Faks . mmak way. mflfl. when be .was â€" â€" sent down, ‘his. Jather. was résiding, . bit found . that he had removed. Later he located ‘his father‘s new â€" home md slept there Tuesday night. His fath er, counseled chis relurn« to prison:and the young .man assented. A younger brother, Robert,â€"48 ~ un der.; u,upmol one year less a day in : the i for® jail breaking... » to .. be considerably. affected. He â€" toâ€" wrnined until wuum changed to bis_prison suit, bundled . up the civ= illali‘s: . clothes and _ carried them away,.. A wartant for William‘s ar« rest on the charge of breaking from prison was issued> yesterday, â€" but there is a feeling‘that in ‘viow of bis youth ‘and ‘the mariner in which ‘+he returned to ougtody that he will not be : arraigned ! on ;this charge, ~and will‘ thus be given a chance to | esâ€" cape. ~another conviction. Gentlemen.â€"I was badly kicked by my horse «last May and after using several preparations op my leg 16â€" thing would do. My leg was blact as jet. I was laid up in bed for a fortnight and â€"couldâ€"not walk. After using ; thrce ~bottles of .your MIN=â€" ARD‘Sâ€" LINIMENT 1 "was perfectly cured, &0 that I could . start on the road. f * St. Joseth, Levis, July 14, 4903 Minard‘s Liniment Co., Limited. Salt Lake.City, Utab, <Sept. 17.â€" !‘Within fiveâ€"years ‘airships . will be carrying passengersâ€"mcross the â€"ocean in â€"gighteen hours, 200 â€"milese@mhout; Acrial flight will be commercializedin that time. ~The perfected. heliocontal will beâ€"ableâ€" to: encircle the globe= in \ _ ‘"Neither the acroplanes now owned by the Wright brothers . nor â€" any :urnhlp built along that principle, mor along the idea of the dirigible balloon, Ewill ever be of practical. use or. sucâ€" ‘cess commercially,"" he said. ‘"The ; weak point of the present aerpplane, ‘around, which the Wright _ inventors will never be able to get, is that the operation of the machine liés . wholly in the wonderful~brain of its operaâ€" tor. One fractional | mismovement , would _ mean | destruction â€"~to the These statements were made yesterâ€" day by Thomas A. Edison; the> famâ€" ous inventor, in theâ€"course of a. â€"talk on acrial navigation. : He asserted that the proper idea had not yet been worked out, but â€"would be within five years. ‘‘The ‘dirigible batfoon is~ ‘a~ farce and the agroplane :impracticable.. The successful machine must be automatic 'h operation. â€" The ‘homan part of it mustbe reduced to mere mechanism, ln in the case ‘of the automobile and steam engine. Otherwise the ~dream of skimming the clouds must ever reâ€" maitn. aâ€"dream." t i General purpose horsesâ€"mare â€"â€" J. S... Wettlauter, D. D. Bell, N. Roth. Foalâ€" N. . Roth. N. Roth, W. 8 . Two years oldâ€"Wm. Schaeter, Berâ€" lin> W. S. Frecborn and Son, _ J. 8. Wottlaufer, * s .. Teamâ€"Wm. Schaefer; S â€"Carriage horsesâ€"Mareâ€"D. D. Bell, 1. mi@mm‘ * nm" La , D. D. Bell, ‘Three years oldâ€"A. Millbrandt, J. k;:)u. a "".n-nm Mangz, °W.. 8. MM id : 2y e $ Hf)- l"gu.olH'. Peétch, Ed. Swilt, Roadstersâ€"nrarcâ€" D. W. ChaBmers, J.'P“..t. w > "*+ K Minenndt â€"2 s 3. Pe 3 Baddile horse= Jas Roth. as the youth‘s PROPHETIC EDISON years old A. Forest, â€" H jumperâ€" Jas ~JOS. DUBES, â€" Commercial . Travellér, Bradley, N Bradiey, G TiE Uniatioe ctuid ve tompicted m time to put the date forward two or | three days." Moreuver, it was . con ‘sidered that Monday would,al things being considered, be a more comvenâ€" Sent day for the general public than a . midweek day. : o i ‘The Government is going to the| codhtry. in the ~belief~ that | the verdict of the ork be.‘a | rezi‘tion ‘of the > _\ given / in | | 1900 and 1904. © Reports received from | ‘every Province‘ indicate*that the outâ€" Mook for the Liberal cause is ~most ~tavorable, and now that the Ministers have ‘hid a chance to feér the poliâ€" [ ]fiafl'wl-e of the people in their â€"reâ€" #pective Provinces they are in a most optimistic mood;. In fact, the general~ _public ppinion, as far as can ‘be gathâ€" ered here,. is mfiny that â€" there is practically no doubt but that the proâ€" ~sent Government will be returned to power. The te-lmfih : refected â€" in ; bets which have already been _ made: ‘here as a result, 86 far they ‘Are on the basis of what the Government‘s ~majority will be. . Am even bet of $25 that the Government majority > wil _ be forty was madeâ€"toâ€"day. A l ‘ T,.l:n_:climh ol the Domlpic;.n. t j ‘anadian Confederation is no jonger a baby #tate. It is .. almost ! }Iony-on yearsâ€"November 6, 1867â€" since the. AtstParliament of the:Do< minion" was .convened.â€". Toâ€"day _ the tenth Parliament is dissolved. â€" â€" The Parliamentary term is five years, acâ€" cotding to the British North America. Act, hut only one Parliament has livâ€" ed out its full term." The.last. Parâ€" liament of Sir John Macdonald‘s Minâ€" istry was dissolved on February 3, 1891, and its successor was not disâ€" |solved until April: 24, 1896. Sir Wilâ€" A frid ‘Laurier, was Galled to office on 1 July 11, 1896, after the decisive.Conâ€" |servative defeat Of June 23. _ He |has gone to the country twice <sinte: | Dissolution was on October 9, 1900, and September 29, 1904. Onâ€" each Poccasion ‘the Government‘s majority â€" J has been increased. * #ea : Leaders Change Speedily. | ~The personnel of the House:and â€" of _ | the leaders on both sides has changed ; | greatly since 1896. Of the men who |constituted Sir Charles Tupper‘s Minâ€" ; fistry in 1896 only four, Messrs. Fostâ€" fer, Haggart, Costigan and Tisdale reâ€" |main in public life, and Col. Tisdale . Jwill not seek reâ€"election." Of the memâ€" ; * bers ‘of Sit Wiltrid‘s Ministry, as at s first constituted, only~ Sit Cartwright, Senator Scott, Mr. p :lag. Sir Frederick Borden, Mr. R g~ and Mr.â€"Paterson remain, and Senaâ€" c : tor Scott is retitring from the Minisâ€" t ~ try. ~Of theâ€"Ministers with whom Sir Wiltrid wont to the country" in 1904 i Mr. Sutherland and Mr. Préfontaine y ‘ are dead, Sir Wim, Mullock and. Sir â€" ‘Chatles Fitzpatrick are on the Bench, i ;-u Mr. Hyman and Mt.. ~Emmerson | resighed. - Writs jor the holding of the clection will ‘be sent"out at once to the warâ€" T. oc o wlb ‘1; & :' 8”‘ a m “" * us * e charge of the ll)n{l&fi,b‘d'b; tail work involved in the preparation of the election lists, appointmeng of returning officers, : etc., willâ€"continue in office Athe work f e( Coanqmn‘tgltb Wuhw Mr.â€" Charles Murphy, â€"will +=not “ gworn in until next week. .. ; ‘The ‘returning officers in most â€" : of the constituencies have ‘already ~been sclected.: : With but . few â€" â€""exceptions, they will be the Sheriffs of their ‘reâ€" spective: districts,; although * in some cases it has been found that other apâ€" pointments were rendered ‘necessary. Alw all these changes, however, there" â€"seems to be â€" remarkable longevity in the supreme. leadership. Bir Jolin Macdonald was the governâ€" ing force‘ in Dominion politics . from coilederation till 1891, save for â€" the brief Mackenzie period from 1874 to 1878. Sinceâ€"1896 Sir Wiltrid Lauriet has been as unquestioned in his headâ€" ership of Liberalism as ever Sit John was in . hig leadership ot ~Conservaâ€" tism.. With u;o b:d.llmw there« re, aggregating : years, rl:udonu.ud Laurier â€" have .. ruled Canada ~~ever~ since~~ confederation. There is noâ€"other such redord in modâ€" ern political history. ~M.Sir Wiltrid gets a repewal of mmm spems fairly the . first. bait centuty of the Canadian, nation‘y life 3 ie on n o sociates “'Ilh m‘ f g:! fight, lScofl and Paterson, have m politics for long periods, Senator Scott‘s Lasp Duty ~~‘* _« ‘Tobaceo. It quatanteostht high quality of Two Governing _quntu. id all these changes, 4 is Men should ‘of mmm-n&-:fl to overturs in the: air and fall to ground,. enveloping~the ‘two w;m in. the debris. :Soldiers and spectaâ€" esnt in Witing wrfir and Lisut. Seifridge Te on mammnte a Sosth tC musitn, ‘_“Hgt,ili .b:::b.nd said: ~**Oh; hursy and Hit the motor." â€"~Lfeut. ~ Selfridge~ was â€"unconscrous ; ‘Lieut. ~ Sellridgo* was _ â€" force.: IItLhetd was covâ€" tred ‘with blood and He was choking when ‘the $oldiers extricated him from under â€" the machine. ; It was 5.14 when the seroplane was relvased. It was noticed that it did pot risg awk;kly from . the _ ground ; OR nnv“ :‘vm, flwl:-. Lieut. fridge about: 175. pounds, machine had ever arried before, | Afâ€" ter glidingâ€" over the ground..onits runners for 30 feet, the machine: rose gradually and had â€"gained a height . of 40. fect when it passed over the starâ€" ting nl"l'l:idm,»fi{ nm‘“tsm There was a sixâ€"mile wind, it was n:iw”d m: the machine did not run" as ‘â€" as. on its former flights,. most of‘whigh wore _madeâ€" in calm â€"weather, ‘Theâ€" aetoplanist, however, apparentâ€" ly had control: of the ur?l fiter, which rose to a height of 75 feet, as itâ€"gomplcted the second round of the field. mm was mafntained on the third > ¢ Iminediately all eyes were on the acroplabe, ‘and it was seen to. turn Oover on its left side, and, pausing a moment, â€"made a complete turnâ€" and then came woopi;? to the earth in a cloud of dust. No effort on ~the part ‘of the aviator could. possibly have â€"averted the accident. * While the machine was turning . at the southern end=of the field, several thousand feet from the > spectators, someone shouted: â€" "What â€"is that? Something fell." / o Ytg MAY WiIPE 1T OFF THE BARTH When an eminent authority announc vd: in the Scranton (Pa.) Times that ae~ hal found . a. new way to : treat nat dread. American. disease, Rheu naatism, ~with‘ just common; everyday drugs, found in anyâ€"drug store, â€" thr vhysicians ~were slow ‘ indeed to atâ€" tach, muchâ€"importance <to its claims. 'lh'l‘.n o_:u caly m lew'bnflnh ago. ay pearly ~newspaper in. the country,ovca ‘the. metropolitar dailâ€" ies are angouncing it and . the spic=â€" «id .results is so. sith _ ple that anyone can prepare it at home atâ€"small cost. It is made » as. folows:â€"Get from any good paeâ€" scripticn pharmacy‘ Fluid Extract of Jandelion, coe half ounc*; TCompoumi K,rgon, cne ounce, compsund ~Syrup Sarsaparilla ‘three acnces. â€" Mit. by ‘shaking in a bottle and taks â€" in teasrenful doses ‘after cach _ meal and â€"at tedtims. ‘Ahess aro . l simple : ingredients, making an absoâ€" fi.‘uy hatmless â€" home . reingdy _ it dittle cost. â€" ure of the kidneys to property Tuiter or ‘strain from: the: blood ~the <uric weid: ‘and other matter whts, if not eradicated ~within â€"the utihe, * 0t ihrough the skin â€"pores, romams â€" i . Rheumatism as every or> kngws J3 a~sympton of ‘deranged Kidneys.â€" 11 is a â€"condition produced. by (he . {arâ€" the | blood, : décomposes and â€" > forms about | the ~joints and muscles, cans ing the: urtold" sufleting and . doforâ€" mity of rheamatism.> . * ‘This prescription is <sad to hl: & C flfl Hignnting: fome 4o M midoiys, and gives almost immediate relief in all forms of bladder and ‘urinary trow bies ‘and backathe. .fie ailso warns people in a Jeading New York paper agaitst tho ~ indigcriminate se _ 0: many | Patent madicines. 404 e+e4ete4e+tete+tete+re $THANKSGIVING DAY . , €¥e MONDAY, NOV, 9th 404040404 040404Â¥ e+0+0+e ; Naples, l:& 16.« The . Amaotic«n battieships in and Alabama, _ the vangnuard of the American fect, on ite . roundâ€"theâ€"world voyage, &rrived U.8. BATTLESHIPS AT NAPLES Machine Heavily Loaded foof oo Te wasy o rate The dite of tnt ciookiny. also decided the date . Of Thanksgiving Day â€" Monday, Monday from the usual . Cay d'lhp:.ww mnu.: #raveling‘ men an ?mmm that the %, be not broken up, . as is the case when the day comes in the middle of the weok. Provelmbdl + 75 Feét in Air a onl y T pAPDSOR ';'.» 4@ > $ aromicleâ€"Telegra Sournaly .. .. Ek * > * . i T ", P e T m‘ C Nes n id i." ty 7 ‘ + < Oilfonicle: Telegraph and Dal Globe ... . ...../ot:.0 4d# . 1 .. Ghronicle:Telegraph ‘and Toronte Daily Mail. ... ./\.iy.... 445( U ~=~ | Chronicleâ€"Telegraph and Northern Messenger.;,:%,,/..}:/, 18), | | _ . Onrenicle :celegraph and Toronto Baturday Night. . ... . ... £80% * _ _ CASH ~must " accompany all orders. M»ii'e“;“_' zfg‘;y’f Registered Letter or Express Order to _ "~ _ _= !>. _ > (_. "this way with equal facility. { a 2 MMB Waterloo Branch J. Moorman, Kanager. THE CANADIAN BANK . ~â€"â€" OF COMMERCE _ _ B. E. WALKER, President Im'nnm,fl' JV, UUL Branches throughout Canads, and mmmmmfi COUNTRY BUSINESS 5‘:& 2cf-hty t;‘sprded-go farmets and binking business, â€"Sales notes will be C aghed or m"::‘f:‘“h of their BA"K"G Accounts â€"may b‘ {n'.“ ‘ S n oo uk ME_YJ‘&'L monies dwfi.::d :iyflu '”h‘ 116 ~ Miss A. R.Bean, | ~ Miss E. L Bean, B J Tho Leading Moat Market Honor® Graduate Totonto Consorta R tory of Muslc. TEACHERS OFf PIANO ORGAN A);ID k THEORY has the reputation "W"“ its numerous the Mmmm all the year round. In the line of we have Beef, Pork, Veal, Lamb, Sugarâ€" Cured Hams and Bacen own curing); onte tested, always used. In the line of homeâ€"made sanâ€" all parts the tOwB.~ â€" _ Phone 243. JORN FI§SNER Proprieter Give us a trial and be convinesd NEAD â€"OFFICE, David Bean fi}m Liver Paidâ€"up Capital, $10,000,000â€" \\\___ > Ming 8t. WaterIco â€" _ ; < Fupcy Buns, Bread Ro‘ls, and ‘ Frotection and Safe Investimcnt are combined in the â€"_= \ ENDOWMENTâ€"FPOLICY. * orTHE _ . _â€" Fancy Cakes. Sanderson‘s Bakery WATERLIOOY ~MUTUAL FIBE INSUBRANCE COMPANYT INCORPORATED IN 1863 Total Assots 3ist â€"December \ $426,808.17. BOARD OF DIRKECTORS â€"<«© : @eo .Randall, Beq., Waterlioo, y Dr. J. H. Webb, > « & William Snider, Reg. J. 1. Wideman, Meq., St. Jacobs Allas Bowman, Heq., Preston, P, N. Shant«, Preston, * Thomas Gowdy, Reg., Guelph. cvancarhens = Â¥ i ERS : - George Wi. Snider, Viceâ€"President, Frank Haight, Managor, ooo imnanem Waterloo,‘ Oniario. Phone 24 â€"â€"Presidont, Thomase Hilliard J- .:_”. A'l" 'I ":m f Head Office Waterloo, Ont High Earning Power. Large Profits to Policyâ€" Writo for Last Annual Report DOMINION LIFE > ESTABLISHEDâ€" 1867 : Publisher _ 9 W aterico, Cot. e M OOE «+s24+ . 200 -0-;-.@. e Ahe seve WB dilie, T9h 33. w# 1:16