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 April 
 15th, 16th and 17th 
 
 1897. 
 
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Q. K.- Renfrev (^ Co. 
 
 Purrier.s ti- Her AVige^f^i '' TI)e ©.ueen." > 
 
 Carry Complete Stock of 
 
 FURS AN. HATS. 
 
 Fur Show Rooms open at all seasons. During 
 the Siiniuier Months prices are very much 
 reduced. 
 
 Tourists 
 
 Should not miss lookinjj; through our Show Rooms. 
 Ladies' Travelling and Bicycling Hats: 
 
 Sole agents in Toronto for the celebrated ^ 
 
 "5cott" Hat, 
 
 Ivnglish Manii(;u lure. 
 
 5 King St. E., Toronto. 
 
 "TOURIST" 
 .^5 and .^7 Biiade St.. Quebec. 
 
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 The 
 DI/\AAO/\D 
 
 JUBILEE 
 
 MAT STORE. 
 
 Our colle'clioM of 
 
 Hats cind Caps 
 
 for this Spring is the most coniplele ever 
 shown in Tor(intt>. 
 
 We have all ihe latent 
 
 ENGLISH AND AMl£Rir.Ai\ STYLES 
 
 AN!) C:()l.r)KS 
 We have hats suitable for everybody- IN STYLIv. 
 We have hais suitable for everybody - 1 N' IMvk'K. 
 
 Sim-: Oik Stkciais, 
 
 Thh Cycling Hat and liii-. Diamond Jubii.eh Hat. 
 
 (Sole An^etil ) 
 
 FANCY HAT BANDS IN EVERY COLOK. 
 
 PUR REPAIRING . 
 
 Now is the time to have your fjrs aliens* tt<s«|-^ /•^••red. Owr factory \s 
 always open and we are givi.ig special at. rtt'a, :\;;> 'rWii-'-i; of all kind.s. All 
 work giiaranlcfil and prices tlio verv lOW si 
 
 Geo. n. C/\RN\i., h,,Mrf( g, f jjRRiER, 
 
 VoNc.K ANn Rici MONO Sr«.. TGRONK?, 
 
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 DIRECTORS AND 
 OFFICERS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 Athenaeum 
 Club: 
 
 C. B. Jackes. 
 
 President, - - -, C. B. JACKES. 
 Vice-President, - A. T. JOHNSTON, 
 Honorary-Treasurer, - G. C. BROWN. 
 Secretary, - - A. HART SMITH. 
 
 F. NICHOLLS. 
 
 CHAS. PEARSON. 
 
 W. K. McNAUGHT. 
 
 J. P. EDWARDS. 
 
 H. J. HILL. 
 
 J. W. SCALES. 
 
 JOS. FIRSTBROOK. 
 
 DR. C. H. RIGGS. 
 
 A. A. DAVIS. 
 
 J. E. DOANE. 
 
 V IS 
 
 'All 
 
 ■R, 
 
 Beefsteak Club : 
 
 President, - • - DR. C. H. RIGGS. 
 Vice-President, - J. P. LANGLEY. 
 Chairman Trustees - A. T. JOHNSTON. 
 
 GEO. C. BROWN. 
 
 GEO. BAKER. 
 
 H. J. HILL. 
 
 J. W. SCALES. 
 
 Bicycle Club : 
 
 President, 
 Vice-President, 
 Captain, - 
 1st Lieutenant, 
 2nd Lieutenant, 
 Secretary, - 
 
 GEO. SCHOFIELD 
 
 - J. F. McLEAN. 
 A. A. DAVIS. 
 
 - BERT SHORT. 
 A. WEBSTER. 
 
 - D. D. GRIERSON. 
 
Dayton and 
 Tempest 
 Bic3xles. 
 
 We would draw the attention 
 of everyone visiting the "Show 
 of Nations " to exhibit of Dayton 
 and Tempest wheels, the Agency 
 of which for Canada is controlled 
 by the well-known firm of 
 
 John Macdonald & Co. 
 
 A more complete line of Sample Wheels can be seen 
 at 93 Yonge Street, Messrs. GIBBONS & CROSS, 
 Agents, and a cordial invitation to visit one of the 
 most attractive cycle rooms in Toronto is extended 
 to everyone, ififififififif'frif 
 
 THE LADIES' DAYTON is admittedly the 
 handsomest wheel in the market to-day. 
 
 BRANCH I 
 
 Windaer Hote: aioek, 
 Montrsal. 
 
 Winnipeg Rubber Oe^, Ltd , 
 
 Western Asente, 
 
 Winnipeg. 
 
 Vim 
 
 Pebble-tread. As good 
 as the Hartford, and 
 both are best. Find 
 a defect and we'll if 
 correct it WITHOUT 
 CHARGE. 
 
 367.^7/35- 
 
 Hartford 
 
 Single-tube. A perfect 
 tire. Acknowledged so 
 by professional and if 
 amateur. Repaired free. 
 Fully guaranteed. 
 
 • 
 
 Toronto 
 Tire Co., 
 Limited, 
 
 119 Yonge Street, 
 Toronto. 
 
(jQide 
 
 to ^QiWing. 
 
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 SC\L<S7i 
 
 FIRST FLOOR-Bowlinff Alley. 
 
 Chinese Theatre, 
 
 ADMISSION 10 CENTS. 
 
 BASEMENT. 
 
 Dahomey Theatre, 
 
 ADMISSION 10 CENTS. 
 
 LSBRARY. 
 
 Turkish Smol^ing Room, 
 
 • 
 
 ADMISSION 10 CENTS. 
 
 CARD ROOM. 
 
 Gallery of Art and Living Pictures, 
 
 ADMISSION 10 CENTS. 
 
 END OF GALLERY. ^. 
 
 Freak and Curio Hall, 
 
 ADMISSION 10 CENTS. 
 
 MAIN FLOOR. 
 
 Bicycle Exhibit, 
 
 Concert Garden, Flower Booths and 
 Voting Contests, 
 
 ADMISSION FREE. 
 
WHEELMEN I ATTENTION ! 
 
 E.&D. 
 
 BICYCLES. 
 
 Our riders are our best ads. 
 Every one is a friend to the wheel. 
 What other maker can say that ? 
 
 Wheelmen who DONT buy a wheel for the appearance 
 
 of it only, can find more than mere " talking points " in 
 
 the E. & D. It is full of indisputably mechanical ideas. 
 Look at this bearing and Mt this. 
 
 This Is riBht, and this Is wronar. 
 
 Come and examine it for yourselves before placing your order. We will make you welcome* 
 
 Canadian Typogpaph Co., 
 
 8 QUEEN ST. EAST. 
 
 You can't be cranky 
 
 when you ride 
 
 
 Diuilop 
 
 Tires. 
 
 Why ? Because they glide over 
 the road with so much "life" and 
 "give" that you feel buoyant and 
 gay whether you want to or not. 
 
 They're the only "mend-'em- 
 with-your-hands" tires, and are the 
 popular tire of the world. 
 
 They're not an experiment, but 
 a glorious success. Try them and 
 be delighted. 
 
All Good People Wear Dineen's Hats. 
 
 German Concert Garden 
 
 And 
 
 C>5Cle nxf)tl)it. 
 
 Schlossenburger's String Band, 
 
 LCD BY 
 
 COUNT RIQO QLIONNA. 
 
 And the Following Artists : 
 
 SIGNOR LAURIN ROCCO, 
 KERR A. COATES, 
 PASHA ROBINSON, 
 PRINCE PATRICK CLEGG, 
 MONS. ROSSINO, 
 SIGNOR SOUSO, 
 
 MONS. DOMNICK MARCICANO, 
 HERR PARSON SPACEY, 
 MONS. CHARLINO SAVAGE, 
 HERR TETZEL SCHMIDT, 
 HERR WEHLEIM HARRISON, 
 M'DE PANET, 
 
 . HERR FRITZ LIZST. 
 
 EXHIBITORS: 
 
 5tearns, E. & D., Pilot, Hyslop Bros., Dayton, Toronto Tire Co., 
 
 Phillip Jamieson, Dunlop Tire Co., Comet, World, 
 
 riorgan & Wright, McBurney-Beattie. 
 
""' NEW CLEVELAND ZA^ 
 
 MODEL 29. 
 
 Have you seen it ? The fastest 
 Wheel in the world. In the annual 
 California Associated Clubs' twenty- 
 Hve-mile Road Race it was CLEVE" 
 LANDS ALL THE WAY. In 
 the first ten wheels to finish there were nine Clevelands — a record 
 that is unprecedented. 
 
 H. A. LOZIER & CO., 
 
 169 YONGE ST., TORONTO. 
 
 SEND FOR OATALOQUE. 
 
 Get a Regal On. 
 
 Easy walks the foot 
 That wears a Regal Shoe. 
 
 547 DIFFERENT STYLES, 
 
 IN ALL WIDTHS. 
 
 THE REGAL SHOE CO. 
 
 88 YONGE STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 BISHOPRIC & TUGMAN. 
 
Chinese Theatre. 
 
 ORCHESTRA : 
 
 Messrs. Emery, McSweeney, Gledhill, 
 Jones and Cuseck. 
 
 
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 Ll HuNti ClIANU AND Sl'ITK. 
 
 LI HUNQ'S BODY QUARD : 
 
 Sterling, Mack, Fairbanks 
 and Cunningham. 
 
 riANDARINS 
 In Attendance on His Highness : 
 
 Messrs. Pike, Whitcombe, 
 
 Jackson, Little and 
 
 Wilkinson. 
 
 The Whistling Mandarin : 
 Dick Palmer. 
 
 LI HUNT'S DAUGHTERS: 
 
 Misses T. Walke, Jackson and 
 Wilson. 
 
 LI HUNQ CHINO CHANQ : 
 
 Harry Barker. 
 
 inPERIAL BAND: 
 
 (real CHINESE MUSIC.) 
 
 Mitchell, Holden, Telfer. 
 
 Officials, Laundrymen and 
 Truckmen. 
 
 Ceo. Baker. 
 
 JIM JIAITLAND, 
 
 Accompanist. 
 
 Th* Ball Piano Used. 
 
 a EG. BAKER, nanager. 
 
 FRED. STERLING, Stage flanager. 
 
 ANDY ncGRATH, Falter. 
 
Hello ! 
 
 Chatham 
 
 Won't do a thing at the 
 
 Meet 
 
 For 
 
 You. 
 
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 Thanks. Qood-bye. 
 
MAIN FLOOR 
 
 Flower Booth 
 
 Italian Girls — Signoras Pazo and 
 Macineo. 
 
 Voting Contest 
 
 FOR 
 
 The Host Popular Bicycle Club a ad. vs. 
 
 jn Cfl-flfldfl. Mgr, Cycle Show and Concert Garden, 
 
 For a Handsome Club Hat Rack. 
 
 COUPONS FREE. 
 
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 Voting Contest 
 
 FOR 
 
 The riost Popular Wheelman in Canada 
 
 For a High-Grade Wheel, donated to the Athenseum Nation 
 
 Show by . , 
 
 McBURN^Y-BEATTIE CO. 
 
 COUPONS, 10 CENTS. 
 
 At 10.30 Each Evening m>w 
 
 W. G. Hupst, 
 
 Champion Trick Bicycle Rider of the World, 
 
 Will give his Exhibition. Lately performed at Sir Augustus Harris' 
 Drury Lane Theatre, London, En^-land. 
 
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 Ride a Stearns and be content. ' 
 
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 CMmJUES A WOMAN'S MCABT • 
 
 j[|here's such dliriKt.gMceful, chic appearance 
 
 in i<s make-up that the least susceptible 
 
 maid or matron falls ln"love at first sight* 
 
 Dhere's a stylish something in every 
 
 line of the handsome Stearns, which 
 
 backed by its easy running qualities 
 
 and true worth.make it the vogue 
 
 in fashionable circles.vv^^ 
 
 Qinishcd in d strikind black 
 with orantfe rims'or in 
 full ordnge i> fc<>6fci 
 
 CrHEYEiiowraiow") 
 
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 C Ste/^rns e^CoMPANY* MAKERS' Syracuse 'NYs/-) I 
 
 TOPONTO. ONT.. BUFFALO. N.V.. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., PARIS. FRANCE. ^sJ^ ] 
 
 American Rattan Co., Canadian Selling Agents, Toronto. 69 , 
 
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 Toronto Salesrooms, - 177 Yonge Street. 
 
 
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 All Cyclists 
 
 Chew Brittain's 
 Kolo Nut Gum 
 
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T)rogramme 
 
 ^'' (ilionna'5 OrcI)e5tra. 
 
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 THURSDAY, APRIL ISth. 
 
 1. iMARCH "Marquetta," (new) 
 
 2. Overture Spanish, . . "Sarragossa" . 
 
 3. Valse, .... "Souvenir de Lucerne," 
 
 4. Duet, .... "Per Flauto e Clarinetti, 
 
 5. Mazurka Japanaise . . "La Mouseme," 
 
 6. Grand Marche, . . . "La Propheta," 
 
 7. Descriptive, . . "Village Orchestra," 
 
 8. Valse, "Nid d'Amoure," 
 
 9. Selection "Scene de Ballet," 
 
 10. March, "El Capitan," . 
 
 FRIDAY, APRIL 16th. 
 
 I. 
 
 March, . . . 
 
 . . "Belle of Kentucky," 
 
 2. 
 
 Overture, . . 
 
 . . . "Raymond," 
 
 3- 
 
 Valse", . . . 
 
 . . "Bygone Days," . 
 
 4. 
 
 T'vo Step, . . 
 
 . . "Hungarian Dances," 
 
 5- 
 
 March, . . 
 
 . . "Girl of '99," . 
 
 6. 
 
 Overture, . . 
 
 "Julius Caesar," 
 
 7. 
 
 Descriptive, . 
 
 "Village Orchestra," 
 
 8. 
 
 Intermezzo, . . 
 
 "Cavalleria Rusticano," 
 
 9- 
 
 Medley, . . 
 
 "Behind the Scenes," 
 
 10. 
 
 March, . . . 
 
 . . "North King," . 
 
 SATURDAY, APRIL I7th. 
 
 Glionna 
 
 Gruenwald 
 
 Keler-Bela 
 
 Barnard 
 
 '. Ganni 
 
 Merreberrin 
 
 . . Gaunt 
 
 Waldtuefel 
 
 . Csibulka 
 
 . . Sc 'a 
 
 Ziekel 
 
 Thomas 
 
 Waldtuejel 
 
 Brahms 
 
 Ziekel 
 
 Gruenwald 
 
 Gaunt 
 
 Mascagni 
 
 Bennett 
 
 Glionna 
 
 1. March, . . 
 
 2. Overture, . . 
 
 3. Danse Fantasia, 
 
 4. Valse, . . , 
 
 5. March, . . 
 
 6. Descriptive, . 
 
 7. Overture, 
 
 8. Capruicio, 
 
 9. Marurka Russe, 
 10. Negro Ditty," 
 
 "Iroquois," . . 
 "Poet et Peasant," 
 The Sandfiddlers' Revels," 
 "Acceleration," . . 
 "Arkansas," . . 
 "Village Orchestra," . 
 "Light Cavalry," . . 
 "Danse Wedding," 
 . "LaZarina." . . 
 Samho at the Cake Walk," 
 
 Glionna 
 
 Von Suppe 
 
 Voelker 
 
 Stfauss 
 
 . Prior 
 
 Gaunt 
 
 Von Suppe 
 
 . . Lakye 
 
 . . Ganni 
 
 , . Mills 
 
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 urneQ 
 
 '^eattie 
 
 ^ WHEEL: 
 
 Are All RIrM, 
 
 -^vOj-WS- 
 
 Salesroom: 24 ADELAJDE STREET W., TORONTO. 
 
 WORLD CYCLES 
 
 The Standard example to the world's 
 mechanical genius, and worthy of your 
 investigation. 
 
 THE 
 
 WORLD'S CHAMPIONS 
 
 ride WORLD Cycles. Why not you ? 
 
 The PRICE is right. 
 SEE THEM. 
 
 PHILIP JAMIESON, 
 
 •ol* Ayant. 
 
 Cor. Queen and Yonge Sts., TORONTO. 
 
 FRED. M. THOMAS, Manager Cycle Department. 
 
Dahomey Theatre. 
 
 KING BULUV/AYO'S 
 OYSTER-TIN PALACE. 
 
 Kidner Bros., 
 
 MUSICIANS: 
 
 Lennox. Smith and Taylor. 
 
 DAHOHEY ACROBATS: 
 
 Morgan. McEachran. Bruce. Norris. Mann. Marson. 
 
 Dahomkv Kamil.. 
 
 THE KING'S DANCING WIVES: 
 
 Berryman and Wilson. 
 
 AMERICAN TOURISTS: 
 
 Wills and Kent. 
 
 PROF. WATKINS, 
 
 The Missionary from the North. 
 
 KING BULUWAYO: 
 
 Frank Lancaster and the Brown Patti. 
 
 JOHN SCOIT, 
 Accompanist. 
 
 The Bell Piano Used. 
 
 BERT SHORT, rianager. 
 
 WILLS & KENT Stage Managers. 
 
 FRANK TAYLOR, Faker. 
 
Large SprocKets, 
 
 Large Balls in 
 
 All Bearings, 
 
 The 
 Newest Ptdals, 
 
 Easy Running, 
 
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 and Thoroughly Up To Date. 
 
 If you want to ride a wheel that you are certain is in every respect 
 an 1897 wheel, with no old parts worked over and put in, and one 
 that 11 thoroughly up to date, tfien the Pilot is the wheel. Each 
 part is made at our own factory, under our personal superviHion, and 
 we are thus able to fully, guararttee each and every part. 
 INBPCOTION INVITID. 
 
 IMANUrAOTURRD BV 
 
 McLean & Oakley, 
 
 45 QUEEN STREET EAST. 
 
 Th« 
 
Turkish Smoking^ Room 
 
 (For Gentlemen.) 
 
 Ben Allack. 
 
 ORCHESTRA. 
 
 Aronsberg. 
 
 Kiosks. 
 
 KAFFAR PASHA, 
 
 Turkish Hypnotist and Magician. 
 
 TURKISH GIRLS. 
 
 Fatima Crooti. Nishma Uarela. Sasabil Englise. 
 
 Q:=»i9*SXP^fe^ 
 
 Accompanist. 
 J. KENT. 
 
 Cr=^i.*5XV:^?*S) 
 
 rj* ' 
 
 J. OOANE. 
 
 2T EAST. 
 
 Th« B«ll Piano Ua«d. 
 
 J. DOANE, rianager. . 
 THEO. LYON, Stage rUnagar. 
 
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THE BEST ON F«RTH. 
 
 Do 1 on W ear 
 
 Clobl)es? 
 
 IP so, OO TO ' 
 
 G. Hawley Walker, 
 
 126 and 128 Yonse 8t, TORONTO. 
 
 Drink 
 
 REINHARDT'S 
 
 AND 
 
 LAGER 
 
 AND 
 
 Be Happy. || 
 
 - ASK FOR - 
 
 pnni^f^ #anti'j@atie 
 
 AND 
 
 lUiUiant Witt Mimv^. 
 
 MANUFACTURED BY 
 
 HARRIS YOUNGHEART & CO., 
 
 Montreal. 
 
 MniteU. 
 
 
 PIAYED AND RECOinMENDED BY ARTISTS AND ADVANCED PUPILS EVERYWHERE. 
 MADE AND GUARANTEED BY THE LARGEST MAKERS OF PIANOS IN THE WORLD. 
 
 WAREHOOua : 70 KINQ 3TlfamT W. 
 
Freak and Curio Hall. 
 
 GENERAL BATES, 
 
 The Giant (9 ft. 2 in.) 
 
 FAT GIRL -608 lbs. 
 
 Jo-Jo, the 
 
 Dog- Faced 
 
 Boy. 
 
 Tatooed Man. 
 
 Bearded Lady. 
 Two-Headed Man 
 
 Fat GiRi. and Skeleton. 
 
 riAJuR SAWED-OFF, 
 
 The Smallest Dwarf in the World. Height, 2 ft. ij^ in. 
 
 CIRCASSIAN GIRL, 
 
 (Direct from Buffalo). 
 
 The Parson (who Voted for Sunday Cars). 
 
 THE PARISIAN NOVELTY, 
 
 The Living Head without a Body. And Other Curiosities. 
 
 The Lecturer will Introduce the Different Freaks Every Half Hour. 
 
 WM. HENRY, Manager. 
 JOHN SMITH, Faker. 
 
The Costumes 
 
 fop the Nation Show 
 
 ape fupnished by 
 
 MCKENNA, 
 
 THE COSTUMER, 
 
 164i/2 King: Street West. 
 
 Ppivate Theatpicals, 
 Costumed Stpeet Parades 
 and Capnivals supplied 
 on shoptest notice. 
 
 "Pro Bono Publico." 
 
 DO NOT BE DECEIVED. 
 
 Telephone 625. 
 
 Ask for the best, and see that you get it. 
 
 Owing to the inducements held out by some dealers, you may be 
 buying inferior Liquors, while you are paying for the best. 
 
 Josh. C. Moor 
 
 433 Yong^e Stpeet, 
 
 Wine Vaults— 
 2, 4 & 6 Anne Stpeet. 
 
 DIRECT inPORTER of Port and Sherry Wines, Brandies, Clarets, Scotch and 
 Irish Whiskies, Guiness' Porter, Bass' Ale, etc., etc. 
 
 Only keeps in stock the highest and best brands that money can purchase. 
 
 Domestic Ales, Porter and Lager Beer, in bottles and wood, in prime condition. 
 
 Does your 
 Watch 
 keep time? 
 
 SEE 
 
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 IF NOT, 
 TAKE IT TO 
 
 CLAPP 
 
 R. A. GLEDHILL, 
 
 SHOE CO.'S 
 
 Display of 
 
 . . 21 . . 
 YONGE ST. ARCADE, 
 
 And have it repaired properly. 
 
 Bicycle 
 Shoes 
 
 At the Exhibit. 
 
•, . 
 
 Art Gallery 
 
 and Livings Pictures. 
 
 Two Large Imported Pictures, 
 
 THE LIGHTS OF A GREAT CITY 
 
 and THE BRIDAL CHAMBER. 
 
 The Horse Fair. 
 
 A Dark Night 
 
 in Cuba. 
 
 Bonaparte Crossing 
 the Rhine. 
 
 (?afi)fl© ^^^ ^^^^ Soldier. 
 
 The Thin Red Line. 
 
 The Swimming 
 
 Match. 
 
 A beautiful collection by well-known artists and also 
 
 Living Pictures. 
 
 N. B. — To lovers of Art, this exhibit will be a treat for you. Don't 
 miss it. 
 
 QBO. WHEELER, Manager. 
 
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 HOSE TO HATCH. 
 
 AT APPROACHABLE PRICES. 
 
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 J NO. SCALES. 
 
 Or. C. H. Riiios, 
 
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 Finance Committee: 
 
 S. P. BURNS. 
 
 THi:0. l.VON. 
 
 R. \V. MclNTOSll. 
 
 Printing Committee 
 
 A. A. OAV iS. 
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 Choice of Coku t, 
 Choict of Tires. 
 Choice of Saddles. 
 Choice of Brakes. 
 
 TI!I-: tlYSl.OP is coiisiderei) 
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 i)f ttiodi'i'i) hirych; detign - 
 the new " Ai, iijrson I?rake " 
 alone making: it more desii- 
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 BROTHERS. 
 
 THE CRESCENT. . . 
 
 All Styles. 
 
 All Sizes. 
 
 All Weights. 
 
 All Prices. 
 
 Til K CRKSCE.NT is de- 
 sij{ned to meet the rciniire- 
 inetils o( the pnblli: lasle. 
 l'"verv teanire ix at the option 
 of the piiii'haser. Kvory 
 Crescent, ev.-n the $50.00 
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 Call and see them. 
 
 THE CRESCENT KANGAROO TANDEMS. 
 
 The 'greatest Innovatiori in Tandem design in 
 the world, You can see them at 
 
 HYSLOP BROTHERS' SHOW ROOMS, 
 
 14 and 16 King St. E., TORONTO. 
 
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