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1 IURSDA.Y. SEPT 11 413
1 Between Borden's robust Imperial-'
3snt and I..aurier's wavering Iedepend.
fence there is a wide gulf fixed.
For a "boy wonder" Mackenzie Tung
eems to be wondefully quiet just; Ova.
Crn he really be growing tip ?
The Liberal platform of A.803 would
:+leave been twenty years old ii it ilad
:xiot been abandoned by its parents.
Lord Haldane says that Grea tBrit-
• a3ritain will be glad of Canada's and
in naval defence. But • for the action
_:at Se Wilfrid Laurier that aid would
':leave been already granted and there
„vould now have been under construe -
t on three_ of the most powerful ,var-
ships in the world.
An expert says, -"As far as the
Government is concerned, condition,
were never so good for handling the
train crop at the head of the lakes
as this year, By the close of, i av-
agation there will be no less than
40,000,,000 bushels storage capacity at
William ;Fort �� 1lhairz and Port :Arthur,. -.tt=tich
ne less than 12,000,000' bushels more
sthan last year.
WAY'
GREEN WAS.'
•
Rev. and Mrs. Sutcliffe'of Avon
'^nave been renewing acquaintances,
here. -Schools re-opened,•last Tues -
elks. with Miss ~rood, tlliss Stephens
'and Miss Ready in charge., the an
niveisark services in the Methodist,
Church rcSunday t d
ona were
v abra d
n suc
_ess. Rev. T. T. • George ol'. Lucan
preached forceful and inspintib :sere'
mons at bath services, -There will be,
-no service in the Methodist -church
next Sunday, except the anSenday
School owing to anniversary sez;vices
at Shipka.-Mr. and Mrs..' Ernie T uth-
- r have moved into Mr. J. Bi'bphey's
house. -_Miss Addie Mason- and Miss
Edna Belt were guests of 14lisee Hattie
Fjnkbeiner at Shipka recently. -Miss
..Burges~ of Centenary visited Miss L.
-atilelhn.-Mrs. W. T, Ulens sial in "Den-
field last week. -Mrs. Edli;hrds °'ae-
-turnea on Saturday from v sr,Sing Mrs.
,John, Wilson in Arkona. 14iiss., Devin,
aMasoi: and Miss Gertrude Z'IcLinche
were Zurich visitors last weekee µMrd'
Hear) Hartle spent Sunady w'itll her
-parents.-Mr. Andrew Pollock dy,aja
Lon'io:: hist week. -Miss Florer•tceGlil
Ginn3 Bend spent the • .'eek .?�"d'
with Miss Vera Belling. -Miss -s& h^
McPherson entertained Miss ; Giaely
'Patterscr of Grand Bend last teAl..
•---j T. Bron -n was in Exeter on -;Set,
• urdas.-Mrs. A M. Wilson is in A itlz
a severe attack of kidney stones. ,`
RATTLES IN THE BL.CQD.
Antitoxin*.. Fight the Germs of Their
Particular Disease.
Wheel nue, u1llitiai hn,,• a certain ilia
ease its buoy produces large quantities
Of the particular antitoxin that will
dgbt that disease, If the blood et this
animal be Introduced into another tint•
mat the latter will get the disease, but
in a milder Perm, and will at the same
'time be Stimulated to secrete targe
quantities of the antitoxin. it .is not'
capable or resisting alt ettitek by an
army of pewer1lfl geruls and becomes
"Immune" to the real disease.
It' its blood be drawn and filtered to
free it from red said white eerpuselee
the serum that is left Is merely the
watery Peart uf the blood heavily
ohalged with theantitoxins ut thli'
disease. '1'! is, 11,,i;'r•te,d into the Moult
of a l,ersun suffering fromit, reel
forces the antitoxins already there talo
speetlil : routs the enemy by ne'utrails
lug the puiseus that the toxic germs
are ii.berutfng.
Serumis prepared in two hays one:
by taking it from the blood of another
tanimal. tate other by a vulture rron
the blood of the patient Willson'.
There are only one or two diseases
that elan lie' cured by iuedii•iue iu ;all
ethers the medicine is given Merely
to stimulate the natural prndue'tian of
antitoxins. if the knee' how to make
at '1
n antitoxin for every disease we
should knee no more use for merlieine
The number Ili diseases for which
111 tittl\ills are tees eardi '»rer'ed i, 18 11
tiplyixlg yeee• to .rear. 7 New York
World. .
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FRISKY SENATE PAGES.
They Are Great Mimics and Discuss
Burlesque Legislation.
They etre the greatest mimics in the
world, 'Che • ca 1 off They ti t,lke e t? the idiosyu
rrusus and humorous peou!iiarities of
she seeaturs to a •''T-"
sometimes llt) � 1\'.
t e when the senate is not
acting and tau ninny visitors and page
sasses ere not atruuud to observe the
proceedings the l,nges themselves gotinto a solemn senatorial session one
will impersonate the rice president.
another the' chief clerk, and so on
Various, other buys will pretend to he
either their favorite senators or the
senators -of !some states. Each bo=n 0<'
copies the seat to which the real yen
ator is entitled.
t Han_: gees the vice pre'sident's gavel.
Semi! the extreordinary session of pages
monis convened. '!'here is always an
argument as to whit•h senator silatt.
ie recognized when the regular under
of business t. 'reached. Every cuucen-
ahie current :Subject is discussed. with
a goodly sprinkling 'Of '•bitsebal1 leg's
lation," which always carries with it a•
: ruler by which each page senator $111111
he entitled to an anneal; self' renewing
1palss for all the season's games..
GRAND BEND • . ' -.A bill which is almost sure to be
iutrudac•ed- is one wwch, proposes to
3h. John Statton's auction sale of ;ricrense the 'salaries of the pages and
automobiles etc., was well attended ,shorten their hours of duty. -Robert 1)
but not very good prices were ealiz Heine In Leslie's Weekly.
ed. -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Millman and
a.
family a'.in Mr- and Mrs. Elliott eisee Hit Them Both.
- near Thedford visited at 3Ir ,Aateph
Gravelle's on Friclay.-Mr. antl .S. -Mrs. "You remember old Si Collins, what
Johe Gilt returned from Toronto Fair used to be around here last season,
1,Vedntsday.-Mr. and Mrs. Dodds, who don't you?" remarked the station mas-
bavt been visitiag the latter's parents ' ter 'at Seekonk.
Mr and Mrs. Germette, have ,eturn-• "You mean the chap that :always
to their home.-- Mr. and Mrs. Tohn bad a way of doing things differently
Statton and J. W. Holt and wife left from any one else?"
Friday for Nes- Ontario, where they. --That's the feller," replied the star
intens makin t their future home The
bes' of lvisiles accompany them, tion master. "Well. he committed
School commenced on Tuesday. -ale suicide 'bout a month ago."
C. Zapfe. :vao has been sick, is im- "Why, that's terrible: But did he do
•proving, -M. 1-I. Zapfe and family- of that differently too?"
Stanley visited relatives here Sunday. "Differently!" ejaculated the station
-Mr A. Gravelle and John Baird master. "Why, 1 sbould say he did.
-were in Crediton on business fon- Fay. that feller went out and. bought
Say a couple of quarts of gasoline, drank
her down, then . lighted up his . old
clay pipe and started a -smoking. The
folks hereabout wanted to bave serv-
Three rinks of Exeter bowlers were ices beld over the remains; but, Lor',
'here on Thursday afternoon, the visit- ail we ever found was a section of Si's
Suers wi:ni 1g two g,amcs, but were downll old rest teat sorneeow got ketched to
two shots on the round, a tree Weil, Si was bound to do
Mrs A. G. Eewes left Iasi week for th;tree-
ngs different."-Cblcago Record -Her
Buffalo and lett' York City_- Miss •
Alma Weseloh of Waterloo is spend- aid•
Sag the holidays with Mr. and Mfrs. H. •
Weseloh.-Elgin Hess accompanied by Checking It Up to Father.
bis sister Flora left for Seaforth to That parents should exercise the
attend the Collegiate. -Marshall Zel- greatest care in speaking of family se-
crets
ecrets In the presence of little children
was proved by the experience of a
North avenue resident recently: -
,,are visiting relatives in Berlin, and The man iu question was visiting a
Freda Kalbfleisch and Miranda Brown
Stratford. -The Misses Olive O'Brien maiden aunt, who is extremely stout
arc attending, , Hh School at Exeter
-Rev J: A. Stro"oder, Mr. :a:nd' °tit"s;
fohn Zettle, Mrs. McCormick, Mrs.A
Mittelholtz and Mr. John Foster ,were
ZURICH
-ler, who has been visiting his grand-
-parents at Merlin, has returned home.
-Mrs. John Brenner and two children
and very sensitive about it.,
A four-year-old boy who accompa-
nied his father looked very carefully
at the rotund form of his relative and
.at ,dmay Iast weeli'at'to attend &, -The, then inquired. with a friendly senile:
funeral of the late Mr. Stumpf, who
sped as the result of an accident re-
.ent1) sustained. He leaves'as widow
a daughter of the late Nicholas Fos-
ter sr„ -and a family of 12 children.
Henry Gillman and Wm. Fee took' a"
trip to Detroit and Windsor Saturday
Mr. Fee purchased a Ford td'uring
.car. -School has re -opened with Mr.
:Archibald as principal, Miss '• -Freda
-Hess and Miss. Woods as assistants.
The new school is a fine gree and Fun in Space.
unsurpassed in this district.-. Rev.
1 dreamed last night that I was peel
-Mille: of Toronto has accepted the ent -at a committee meeting of the
callto the Lutheran, church here. He sun, earth, moon and stars.
is expected in about two weeks The •1'm no coward... ..said the earth.
'Labor Day sports wcre•,successfuland No, but you have two great fears."
".Aunt '!Myrtle, you don't have to put
ashes In the bed to keep from slipping
out, do you?"
'!'ben when the man beld np hie
hands in consternation the youngstett
exclaimed,
'"There, papa; she says she doesn't."
-Youngstown Telegram.
attracted a large crowd of peep1,
The races resulted, -
Green Class -Bessie Bars, owned by
"McEwen. I•iensall,; Mandy E. McKen-
zie Brucefield; Nellie B., Bossenberry
..Zurich in straight heats.
2.40 Class-Batchen Wilkes, Hodgins
Clandeboye Minnie Bars, I lumpp,
Dashwood ; Minnie D., Decker, Zur-
: ich • Mandy Hunter, A. Anderson.
said the sun hotly.
"And those areT'
"The hemispheres."
"You've forgotten the atmosphere."
put, in the moon. And the comet.
*vim bad no business to be there,
wagged hie tail with joy.
Two Serious Matters.
Free for A11. --Peach Bars,. 11.. Dos- "There ere two ,things," remarked
senberry, Grand Bend; Roadmaster, Fog In a ontemplative mood, "thnl
Murdock Hensall; Erie Hunter, Pfiie; I don't understand. One of these Is
Zurich in straight heats. how the world got along before 1 came
1-4 mile foot race -'Win. McDougal into it, -and the other, how it is going
tar get,afong atter 1 have left it." -Lon -
do Or�Into
q n X
l'a.
ID
McDougal, a1 1blcAlister,
1-2 mile bicycle race-Eltttore Geacli.
Ya
aubus,
Wm,Fer Ferguson, DnSt
g
Zurich and Crediton runiors prayed
two, games of ball,Crediton. "vrd ir
lg !Li idem#len fa the silken string run
the -morning game 8'-2, and Zurich the Mho through the pearl chain of all
';afternoon _,game 7-2. II tit
THEATRICAL TYRANNY.
til Appeers to Be Carried to the Esc.•
trims In Pari*,
Your, Pariah= theater goer Is the
most patient of Men.. He submitss lid-
most joyousiy to all sorts of outrages.
and exactions, Once In the theater,
be is a were sheep for the shearing, so
'Them he isat' overcoat and sti<'k at
the vestiaire, retaining onie his, Gat
and with it the remnants Of his man
hood, for not the fiercest attendant-
and some of these ladies are mus
tat•ttbd like drtigoons-could dare to
divorce a Frenchman from bis bat, be
it chapeau claque or haut de forme or
plebeian casquette.
Having paid his obole-anything
from half a franc to a franc -he is
handed over to the care of another
formidable dame, l'ouvreuse, who ex•
pots a substantial reward for show-
ing flim to the wrong seat ' But, the
tyranny of the ouvreuses is 'nothing to
that of the entr'acte. When that comes
you understand why the Frenchman
clings to his tint He has now leisure
enough to stroll around to his favorite
tate or take a taxi to his hone to see
how ,his children are, if he lives any-
where within ,t four mile radius. . No
One e'er seems to complain
At Inst, touched presumably by this
meek subservience on the part of, the
audience, several managers promise
their clients a little harmless diver -
sem during the entr'actes. This di-
version is to take the form of a series
or riddles projected on a screen in front
of the curtain, on.. which the spectators
nuly exercise what intelligence author
and
1 rl xe. have left them � cry kind
:and thoughtful of you,. good managers!
i'.ut there is 11 sinq)ler,•wny to gratify
your ,clients -shorten the. entr'acte.-
I':xchauge
A SYMPHONY OF RICH •HUES
Artistic ,Color o Scheme o!n Francis
anile
co's Panama Exposition.'
The Panama exposition at San Fran
cisco is to set a new fashion in colors
according to Serilmer's Magazine, The
('lricago fair was a ` white city. The
$-uu I"rattetseo fair will be all aglciu
lath rich color: Jules (:ieriu,-who h:os
charge of this department, bas said.
--when I weut to California to stud,
the problem of color 1 saw the vibrant
time of the native wild flowers,. the
soft t,rowns of the surrounding hills,
the gold ,of the ora ngerles, ,the ,bine of
the sea, and 1 determined that. just lis
a musician builds his symphohy
around the motif or chord. 'so must 1
strike a chord of color and •Build any
s}:upbouy 011 this. The one ()Olin mem
tehash 1 hey., insisted is that there
snail be n. ,save perhrtti's a wait
visitor's sill.. ullt or':a womaII'S SUID
fuer frock,. 12145 pillars. statues, foiin
ruins. masts,. waills- and flagpoles , that
are to contrast with the tinted decor:~
yellow, r
lions are to be of ivory1icfpa'
and soft in tone. 1 have even person`
[ally superintended the dyeing of the
bunting for ,Hags and draperies."
l'he roofs of the exhibition buildings
u -ill present a pattern of red tiles.
golden domes and copper green mina
rets The roof t•olors will be 're-enforc
cal by the rich coloring of intervening
courts that will he tilled with greenery
and gorgeous masses of bloom. Tbeir
color scheme also will be under Mr
Guerin's control: "Imagine," says be.
"u gigantic Persian rug of soft. melt
Ing tones, with brilliant splashes here
and there, spread down for a mile or
more and you may get some idea of
what the I'anamil-Pacific exposition:
will look like when viewed from the
distance, say, of the Sausalito heights
across the Golden Gate."
Caruso's Wonderful Chest.
Dr. William Lloyd, the English tbroat
specialist, says of Caruso: "He is
unique among tenors as 'a singing mn
chine. The distance from his front
teeth to the vo<•al cords is at least halt
an inch longer than that of rely utee)
emelt tenor 1 know, which accounts id
s great extent for his extrauritnnry
compass. pitch and volume of vui,e •'
As an illustration of Caruso's line
nomenal chest capacity Dr. Lloyd men
tions that the other day the great tenor'
stood in bis drawing room with his
back against the wall. "When he had
emptied his lungs of air we pusshcvf my
coneert grand piano close up against
his chest He drew in a deep breath.
expanding his chest, and pushed the
piano some taches along over the car
pet This -tremendous power at -counts
for his ability to sustain a tote for
forty seconds or more."
Vsrgil's. Tomb in Danger.
The tomb of Vergil is in danger of de-
struetion Thls has for centuries been
one of the literary shrines in the neigh
t,orhood of Naples. Whether the ashes
or the poet were really placed there
no one can be surer But it is in the is,`
gtou which he loved, and the tradition
that names it his fast resting place
May easily be correct: But the base
of the hill has been honeycombed hi
recent years by quarriers of building
stone The work was done carelessly.
and a few weeks ago the whole side of
the hill collapsed, leaving the tomb
perched -on a shaky pinnacle of rock. -
Boston Globe.
English Poetry as Chants.
Masterpieces of Engiisb literature
are now bean' set to chant music by
the West London Ethical society
Swinburne's C The Holy Spirit of Man."
Walt Whitman's "Whoever 'fou Are".•
and Wordsworth's ''The Soul That
Rises Within Us" are among the poems
lately thus sung,,pet'tly es Unageompa
Med sol s
o, partly as narmonlzed. chant+
e pr„e•sldent -of the society; entertaltee
rather Mild hope of eventually•,.o*,
�
l itt th t
tt8 . e its roduation,:lnfa.rhe Rtpg .
list ebureh service of reediting froth
-be teestere of Ettglleb literature.--
&exeltetlt Poet,
CPARl;HILL MAN SUICIDES
Sault Ste Marie Sept, 5.-�•Whil4 in a CANADIAN Boyce TIIE BANK
deliriats condition W. oi
Parkhill an apparently well-te-.do'min,
aged about 55, coziliaittt~d suicide. by
,, �j •
stranglingat d , at�E CE
8l g a downtown hotel 1t, 8
o'clock to -night, He arrived in the SIR EPMi1NA-WALSER, C.V.(), LJ,.»., A.A.1.,.. President'
city this morning, During the" after- ALEXANDER LAIRD , JOHN AIRD
noon he told the hotel -keeper to put
on extra guard es "They were after
him" He tied his suspenders around
his neck and tightened theta until
death ensued. He had not been drink-
inf: and was on his; way to Vancouver
accordieg to his ticket. Considerable
mane} was found on hitn.
•
There is more Catarrh in thisseotiott get the Coup
try,;than nit other diseases put together, sod until
the last few years was'soptiosod to be incuissbie. k"or
agreat tmtany years doctors pronounced it a local dis
ease and prescribed local remedies, and by constant.
ay failing to cure withlocal treatment, pronounced
tincurable. Science hat proven catarrh to be a.
tonetitutionaldisease and therefore requires consti-
tutional treatli eats Ball's Catarrh Cure, rnnnufae-
tuned by F. J, Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken
internally in doses from l0 drops to it teaspoonful
It acts directly on the blood and mucous s minces of
the system. They offer one hundred dopase for any
case it fails to cure. Send for airculars cad testi.
menials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY do 00., Toledo, oats
Sold by Druggists, 75 cents,
Take Bail's family pills for constipation,
McGILLIVRAY, COUNCIL
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment Hal in TowHall, McGillivray, on.
Sept lst. All members present. Min
utes of last meeting were read and
signed. On, motion of Rosser and
s o s
Nih 1 numerous ,accounts were pass-
ed ,Murdy-Robinson-That By-law
No. b of 1913, levying the following
rates for the current yeart-.For
Township purposes 4 mills •on the
dollar • for County purposes , 2 56- fox
general school rate 1,96, and the am-
ounts required by the Trustees at
the Public and Separate school sec -
ti un s
i ase trustees
P requisitions, as
read a first and second time, be read
a third time and passed. -Carried.,
The h Council thend'
ci adjourned e
urn d to meet
in the Town Hall on Monday Oct, 6,
1 o'clock.
J. D. Drummond, Clerk.
LOST �' V TAL
,} I ITY
CAUSED BY KIDNEY, STOMACH AND
BOWIDL, DISORDERS.
St. John, N. B., September lSth, 1911
My: broth,erwas a great sufferer from
kidney,' etoimac3a -and bowel troubles and
was given. up by two doctors. Fie was
advised . to 'try' Fag Pills, which he dr.d,
and after taking are boxes was com-
pletely restored to health and ie better
to -day than he haea been for years. You
can't recommend Fig Pdlis too highly.
J. W. MANVERS
At all dealers, 25 and 50 cults or The
FSg Pill' Co,, St Thomas, Ont
Sold at Howey's .Drug -Store. -
CLINTON-A quiet . wedding took
place at the home of Mrs. D. B. Ken-
nedy at one o'clock Monday afternoon
when Miss Belle O'Neil, was united in
marriage to Mr. Leonard Fair, for-
merly of the Royal Bank staff here,
more recently of St. Catharines.
SEAFORTH-An interesting event
took place in the First. Presbyterian
church. Seaforth, on Monday, Sept-
ember 1st, when Mr, Jas. A McNangh-
ton, of Calgary, and Miss Janet Barr,
daughter of the late Rev and Mrs. Barr
were united in marriage at 2,30 p.m,
RHEUMATIC
PAINS GO
Swollen Joints
Vanish
RHEUMA - GREATES f 1 E EDY
FOR . RHEUMATISM. , ("OUT
AND SCIATIC ONLY it/'CENT'S
AND MONEY BACK FROM W. S,
COLE IF IT DOESN'T MT
ISFY
Thousands of persons dun - the
last year freed themselves 'fres the
bondage of -Rheumatism; rid them --
selves of the torturing pain, reduc-
ed the swollen joints, threw away
canes and crutches, and fro* helpless
iblieings became able :to work tied tie'
ofi use to- themselves and their atn-
es.
They took RHEUMA, the . mod-
ern enemy of Rheumatism which is
also sure ' to cure. Lumbago, Sciatica
Arthritis •.Gout 'Chronic Netsrsii, - or
Kidneys disease.
Don't be skeptical about RITZ MA
You will know in a sew hours af-
ter beginning the treatment that
the poisonous Uric Acid is leafing
your system. through the natural
channels. You will feel'. better in a
day you will know you arse going
to be cured in less than a• .reek:
Don't think because RHEUMA
sold for cnly 50 cents a bottle thal
it won't bring you back to leattle
Tbere is no guess work abut it,
RHEUMA better i
t b er t han anyremedy
r Rte Y
at ter, times the price. Ask. W. S,
COLE Exeter.
FARM FOR SALE.
Containing . 60 acres of choice
land being south part of ' lot 9
Con. 3, Usborne. There is on the
premises a good frame hoose, 26x
26 kitchen 14x22, barn 36x80, stab-
ling'' at "one end; Wood shed, pig
house 16x24; talo good wells of
water; 35 acres in grass •; well
drained and fenced; good orellard
ff not sold ,privately oil or be,forg at e
6th day ,illi October, .1913) it" ;ril .a3<e
by ptibltce euetion' .on. elle': e pretlses
.With then.• chattels;ott�rtct 2YYt.p,
4r`04erit aS the„" pea till iS :t 1U�iht''
to town. Easy. .tertna ri3X .paij'nnetrt:.
John Cornish, Proprietor, :For parr-
particulars apply to Thos, Catrierort,
General Manager. t Assistant General Manag .
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 REST, $12,500,000
TRAVELERS' CHEQUES
Issued by The Canadian. Bank of Commerce enable the traveller to
provide himself with funds without delay at each point of his journey in
a convenient yet inexpensive manner. They are issued payable in every
country in the world in denominations of
$10, $20, $50 $1.00, $200 -
with the exact equivalent in the moneys of the principal countries ;stated
on the face of each cheque. They are economical, absolutely safe self-
identifying and easily negotiated.
s.a
EXETER BRANCH -G. L. WABGH, M.anaaer. Branch also at Crediton
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN
GRAND TRUNK TRAIN 'SERVICE
FROM TORONTO
Train leaving Toronto 10.15 a. m.
daily except Sunday for Penetane
Wharf will be discontinued from All-
endale to Penetang after Saturday,
Sept. 6, but will run through to Hunts
ville and North Bay via Muskoka
Wharf commencing lvlonday, Sept, 8.
MUSKOKA EXPRESS, leaving To-
ronto 12.01 p.m. daily, except Sunday
fo:
Muskoka . Wharfd
an Huntsville,
wilt
be discontinued continued after Saturday,
Sept. 6th.
UFFALO MUSKOKA EXPRESS
Leaving, Toronto 2;20 a.m. dally for
Muskoka Wharf, Huntsville, B.urk's
Falls and North Bay, will be discon-
tinued after Sunday, .Sept. 7.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, leaving • To-
ronto 12.05 a,rn. daily for Niagara
Falls and Buffalo, will be discontinued
after Monday,
Y, Sept.Se t
P
Train leaving Toronto 1.40 pee. Sat -
Saturdays only for Jackson's Point will
be discontinued after Saturday, Aug.
30.
Tiah-i leaving Jackson's Point 7.30
3a.m Mondays only for Toronto will
3be run on Tuesday, Sept. 2,`•instead
of Monday, Sept, 1, and will be dis-
continued after that date,
Through Pittsburg Sleeper on 4;32
pen train from Toronto will be clis-'
continued after Saturday, Sept. 6.
Last Pullman Sleeping Car for ting
sten Wharf will leave Toronto 10,45
Saturday Sept. 13, and leave King -
stone Wharf 12,20 a,m. for Toronto
after' Monday, Sept, 15.
FALL TERM FROM SEPT,:2•°
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
CANADA'S BEST BUSINESS
COLLEGE
We have three departure-ets, Com-
mercial, Shorthand, and Telegraphy.
Courses are thorough and': practical.
We have a strong staff of' experienc-
ed instructors and our graduates -meet
with success. Write for our free cat-
alogue and Iearn what we are doing.
D A. McLACHLAN, Principal.
Dr. -de Van's Female Pills
A reliable French regulator; never falls. These
pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the
generative portion of the female system. Refuse
all cheap imitations, Dr. de Van's are sold at
15 a box, or three for $10. Mailed to any address.
The Scobell Drug Co., 8t. Catharines, Out.
very Woman
is interested and should know'
about thp wonderful
Marvel Whirling Spray
Douche
&zk your drogrlst for
it. It he cannot supply
the IILARV11L, accept no
other, but send stamp for illus.
Crated book -sealed. It gives full
particulars and directions invaluable
to ladies,WINDSOR SUPPLY CO..wlndsor.Ont
General Agents tor Canada.
The lVlols�ns Bank
Incorporated 1355
Capital & Reserve - r $8,700,000
85 BRANCHES IN CANADA
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES .,:... .. Issued
BANK MONEY ORDERS
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at al Branches. Interest allowed at highest current trate.
EXETER' BRA -NCH
Agents at Exeter forthe Dominion Government,
DICKSON & CABLING, Solicitors, - N. D. HURDON Manager,
arc prcalicrs
Make the machinery do the
heavy work, ,, .and ahvayssa' get
the best.
We handle the;very
best
Impkments
Also Litter Carriers,
Steel Stalls tells an,d Stanchions
Nothing
Better and nothingquite so good.
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