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AT WARI? THE CANADIAN BANK
:.kS Harlan dell 4S. spending the
OF COMMERCE
gouda} in London, b SS
W, ', T Colwill left on "Puesday for ea so
LAIRD, GeneralWALI{ER,C.V„Q.,LL.D., D,C,L,, President
thin west to help takecare of the I a ▪ SIR. EDMUND h3asaytee JOUN AIRD, etssa General Manager
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Sander.. c Creech, Proprietors Ulu- Edythe Lewis has returned to ii
In advance el.00 per year in Canadat Ioo» a€ter spendaa teL. :lays es
$1,5£, in United States, If not paid t �isi'ina.d�; her sister \arn; s. T. 4�' "veil
in advance 50c. extra per year may
be charged
THURS. At.UST 26, '15
Dashwood
Aiisss Tillie Eidt of Stratford is
wisitine het brother Johaidt ,or a
fel. weeds
ellse •i iUic ,hada returned 'Monde -s-
ee Stratford with .lr. and Mrs. Louis
P Ste: atter a week's visit aerie.
.Mr. Silas Adams oa Lindsay visited
I eere lase week.
Mr and Mrs . Silas Adams ti's Lind-
e -ay are visiting the iatwrs ;parents,
Mr and Mrs..Peeeter, 'itr a few wailis
Accidently lulled.—The shockingly
cud. en death took plaza on Friday
eiteeneat.:eat of Mr. Fed 'reete
., oi this place, when ate fall team
i. ewer onto the barn • floor, . dying
a•*siants}. e. I'rteter had gone - to
help Mr Henry Kraft mow away his
gain, and When a ford full was trip-
ped
ripP d iron: the ierk it spread out 'tied
puseec: the mow onto the
fieor en hie head and sas
.mac
inistaetiy, his neem, seeing brow- WHALE'
Tile tete \''. ?reeler Lias :;ed
firs W. N. Powe is improvaie after a.
t.e Cl enation last week..� • •o:
NADA:
crop on his farm. He was accompenned 2S „o ..._�..
b� W Gamow of Mooresville ea
air. and Mrs, Hanlon, and Mr. and
Mrs, C O'Brien were in London, on 23
Tuesday attending the funeral of gg
Mist Coughlin,.
Miss 'Young of London is visiting
ri aunts the Misses Wilson.
Miss Brock of Wingham spent .a
k:oupl:; Of days visiting with Mr. and
elrs. Brock.
The Sunday School intend- holadine
th, picnic to the Bend on Tuesday
next, Everybody come along and
.•li-. a good days outing.
:ss Fritz of Zurich is the guest
Mrs W. Parsons.
Boa Baker has peen .ausy the
.;;s. week trying; to get -his onion erop
harvested ._the many showers snake it
slow work but the crop .is a big, ene,
Mr H. Fry and A..Shattz 'spent
Sundae with relatives at Clifford end*i *. Fry and family returned home
,M them.
,a
to year and 11 months. He was earn iMia:, Lily Morley, school teacher at
?•.-•
tr 4.ri:rPtl ;� encame to Canada alien h is visiting this wee'. with her
awe years o: age, and hail tin'e' -rtF -'R's et;- and Mfrs Frank Mor's'y,
.dee near Dag -twee: n:r, t:. ci ,ass -`• Thomas Gould and Mrs. Fla-
-a4.0 „ewe lee r...irad to th .'utherby. both of London. re
l -ie was a man of excel/ere e:hare e•; I`irss'friends around here. -- Miss
Its.ihlsesteemed and re:speeied, Ind t:irate Millson and :Elsie Gunning r; -
his demise is greatly r,:gr:tic*=i by "wawa onelay from a visit with en.
ale whole a•ommunity ;she extend sinsani'meet Arthur Gunntn t at Ki-kton.
to sc•mpa'hy' to the bereaved rola a' young Indies men"-ionea1 'est
tivee Be'aids;s his wiac the is pure:ti- ``eems 3` eampin a' Grand Blend re-
ed ea two daughters aleane ;cera (keeled home on Fridaf in Nathaniel
tiirs. Silas Adams of Lindsae - 0 -den's fine Overlani car. --• taliss
Ed. Kraft of iaashivood and Fred. r Mabel efvNaugh:ton of Blanshard is
on the homestead; also two arother L::a i� here i s w+ ek with Mass
and three sisters, Louis of Stratford• Bessie Morley.—V rimer Brooks itrite
Joh: o Zuri,h, 1Irs. Sta,:ee ,.md'\les time of w•riting•is seriously ,ill with
i•Ienr;: Rtllert of Dashwood and Miss rintunsonia:, "attended by l)r.Camp
Fenn} of Zurich. The t:unexal tool: b i of K nktan.--•Lloyd a nd
place or. Sunday to the Bronson Line Hodgson of Centralia spent Sunday
aematery and was perhaps the :erg.- here Lith their uncle John Hodgson,
9.es" illi d st let had ever witnessed.
Reer. Greupn r i ai�ealaout all done. ftwilltake
fl ia:iat�:d.
aerial oi airs. 1 crier eaDeath has eiie remainder of Au ;est, and dry at
dent of this neighborhood, Inrr:shc report a good yield and .he
p rsor, 'os Sir Wii?ert, widow of 'Ile eat a splendid sample. —Richard
fats Henry Ri lie.t. she raving died "ingar was taken ill last •reek with
• 1 om as her Charles, on a slight stroke. but is improving end
removed another o: the oldest rest- , d finishp• Those who Ratio
reale. even: last, at the ;rzTat a e we hope will soon be out again. --
tie' q;, nes, Deceased had Bain ani ilia ladies of this church have been
feeble health Seam the infirmities .cit busy of late with Red Cross end
iss er work. They have shipped
till ;te for some time, ,hence'i her .ie r
i s+G. C3 a' an ill the least Itite'xpecte n. `mve: 4,I, jars o. jam ao the soldiers,
Mrs Willer: Lyes a native of .incl ori making up a lot of shirts,
Germany
hut a :t:>ie tor: anada upward ot q0 and pajamas for the wounded. This
years ago, and has' continuously xe Lyeti'I: they axe making quilts or the
sided here since. She possessed an W. NI Si
esecllent charmter, was kind .:nd
<anli^,inc-, ansa her life was rich 'n the
ss rifice for her- famt,y and her 'ire death tool; place on .Sunday
..ends ThctuIi- old, and ions since iuornint. in St. Joseph hospital of
1 ssu,., the elicited seen et iif<, her ' ',1iss Phi}omene Cougttlin, daaghter of
(Leith will be regretted by a large era Mrs Josephine Coughlin, o; lit Tell
▪ e of 'ri'ndand relatives .'Ile iS 'r,ial' -treet. London formerly of ;:It.
;su Live.c.' b'. tour sone—le narle'. .if ate- t artilel. Miss Coughlin had be:n in
plan; Jc,lin ieul Free. 9:y flay, Ind..ra mine at St. Joseph Hospital, Chat-
Henrl of Raleee, Mich. The funeral eta, and her illness was - brief. She
tool: pleas to the Bronson Line .'em _ ad a wide circle of acquaintances
ctery orTuesd e. in this city who will regret to near of
Hence Wineet 0 Konieo, \II.•ai q,- death. Besides her ,pother, she
:ttensi ii the funeral o,: as in Ste F survived by five brothers and four
Keri Tuesday. sir Arnold, Neil, Hugh and Helen
'i Amongst those hie .ee.. on .he lair ., • E:otn , : Jack, of St. Catharine s;
Excursion xcta sion to the Lc cast .sera Rs m
,rnd, Fort William; Mrs, Dr.) V
'Messrs I Gratton, John Mason end r. Tillman. of this city, .and sisters St
M Turnbull of Brewster. Frame! and Margaret of the Sacred
lire Alex. Zimmer received the Heart Convent, The funeral was held
sad newt Tuesday of the .death of ,a.t Tuesday morning in London. Canada's Prime Minister.her step -mother at St. Agatha. and `a..,. was aged 21 years.
Mr and firs. Zimmer left ,yesterday ells:: Sadie Campbell of Detroit the preparation for the day of events
(Wednesday) -to attend the funeral is spending a 'fees days with ;.ler les- that ominous and significant events
Broke. His Shoulder. — Mr Arthur ter. hiss K. Campbell.—Mrs. P. Slond indicated would not be long delayed.
Bierling met with a painful and u,i- al Parkhill is spending a few ,weeks While this was a great disappoint -
fortunate accident on Tuesday even- ithtr her daughfier firs. Jos, i\le- went' it did not prevent the Govern-
ing last, He was working on ...le An ri.arthy.�.titz. Joseph Guinan left on anent continuing its policy of preparee of .;
drew • in T o bull's barn west manner slipped Utnd�tfell
Saturday far Detroit to visit ,cis son
heads of all departments on. At once a was formed
Frank who is very ill. .Frank's many1
o. to another building with \he re'.- friend,: here wish for him a speedy to prepare plans to meet any emerg-
suit that his shoulder was i badly recovery.—'Sister St.• Jahn and sisters ency that might arise, and their
fractured. His wounds Were immete' ' o. a of Teterboro' are spending a report was` completed only a few
lately dressed by Pr. Balfour but
he will be laid -off duty for soime
time
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CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000
•°00
!w A k3z'i #review Qf a What Remains to Be Done r SAVINGSBANK ACCOUNTS
NTS
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Shalt Be Limited Only Interest at the current rate is allowed on all deposits of $1 and
on
Has Been. Done During
/a the Past Year:
WOoOO.a O„o.O0000.000000000.000.000.6
ROC.O.,004300.OR04447MO�RIQ}QilQi90 20.
MOUNT CARMEL
ITER one year of the great
struggle in which Great
Britain is participating in
order to implement her
bond, destroy militarism,
and perpetuate the Empire.: a review
of the part Canada has played clearly
shows that this country has been an
effective factor in the success of the
allied forces and in the check admin-
istered to the overweening ambition
of the Kaiser and his junkera, There
were those in high places, both is
Britain and Canada, who bad main-
tained that Canada would. not or
should not participate In the Em-
pire's wars, but the wonderful re-
spouse to Sir Robert Borden's call for
aid to the Motherland has completely
confounded these apostles of Little
Canadiantsm, Not only has Canada
rallied to the call, but bas sent across
the Atlantic the largest expeditionary
force ever dispatched either tram
America : - another country or from -
Europe to America.
Previous Preparation.
The defeat of the Government's
naval aid MI: was a Severe check in
b - the Need, .a upwards. Careful attention is given to every account. Small accounts.
Ito are welcomed. Accounts may be opened and operated by mail:
*223243222222222222234r428282443242• a be opened in the names of two or more persons,with-.
Accountsmyp d t
W received vstobe made b , anyone of them or bythe survivor, S21
Lansdowne ]?ark, Otta. a, a ived axe al Y
the regimental colors from her Royal EXETER BRANCH—H.. J. WHITE Man. CREDITON—A. E. KUHN, Man,
Highness, Princess Patricia, only 40
remain in service. Early in the --^-
spring the First Division landed
in France and at Tpres, Hill
t40, Langemarck, St. Julien, and
Festurbert, they fought with such
gallantry and desperation as to win
even from the Germans the tribute of ,
being the best troops in the Allied
armies. On that memorable day at
St. Julien when the Turcos broke be-
fore the German gas fumes only the
Canadian division stood between the
Hung and their goal --Calais. The
Canadian line was extended to 'DI the
gap; they stopped the German rush.
but at an awful price. Again at Fes-
turbert they smashed the German
line,
Naval and Aerial Services,
Assistance In the naval defence of
the Empire en a large scale bas been
impossible owing to the action of the L
Senate in defeating the Government's
proposals in 1913. On the outbreak
1
of war, however, two submarines
were purchased in Seattle for the de-
fence of Vancouver and Vittoria
against the German raiders on the
Pacific, and the Niobe and Rainbow
were refitted to act as transport con-
voys and to help keep trade routes
" s open. The British navy has, govt I
ever, again vindicated its supremacy,
and Canada under its- protection bas
enjoyed complete immunity from
attack. There have also been estab-
liehed aviation schools, and the first
detachment of Canadian aviators are
now in England In the British aerial i
service.
Munitions and Equipment.
In providing munitions and equip- ,
meat for the allied armies Canada -"-
has
r
has played a great part. So far con- IiENSALL
tracts for over $300,000,000 have
been placed in this country. Of this
huge amount $152,000,000 is for The death took place iast week of
shrapnel and high explosive shells. Mrs. George Beach, very suddenly, •r1 -
Shortly after the outbreak of the war though .she had been filing for °,tithe
the Canadian Government established
SIR ROBERT BORDEN,
Capital. ital & Reserve $8,000,000
96 Branches in E r e 1 t
A General Banking Business Transacted
Circular Letters of Credit -
Bank Money Orders
SAVINGS
Interest allowed at highest current rate
EXETER BRANCH
—
W D. CLARKE, Manager.
p.
414.
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MAD!
til
CANADA
as
"" "eehrg to d.Ue.vasy, eat Are. to !,r Oho naked truth"" Meeeter.:use
pli A humleu eombiaatian of whish remove .many slira6r " .
Hea4chG, Toothache, Musculilt a Nervour i ain, Siiiifirar, Twitchin ,
a
Soiraa. orbarrow Eatha onto 'm '
ultt dna impose or ihto Blood..
PRISM 50e. A tax rl[ot ALL. DRUGGISTS
45c,,A Pox PROM GEORGIAN MFG. G., CALttNGW000, ONT.
TAKE
AWAY
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a Shell Commission which was so sues time. ;he came here a few years
cessful in speeding up the production agc, with
iter husband. :� son Ind
of munitions that last May a similar daughtei tro,n Rochester attended
system was adopted in England. the funeral. The husband also .aro
From Sydney to Victoria our matin vbeMr. and Mrs. McMartin who
featuring plants are turning out con- bad been visiting the parents :a the
pleted shells at the rate of 30,000 a lattei Mr. and Mrs. Bontltron, to-
day.
Financial Arrangements.
To preserve our credit, prevent a
turned to Barrie accompanied by drs,
Bonthron,—Charles Gassick and wife
who have been visiting with the
parents of the latter returned to
panic, and maintain our industrial. their hams: in s itawa.--Mrs, Nt P.
and financial prosperity, at the out- Warrener is visiting xelativ es in
break of the war the Government Detroit.—Mrs, Ruben Cudmore of
adopted measures which have been Toronto is visiting relatives here.—
adopted,
successful, No serious lir and airs, Geo. Lodge ,af Cleve-
eminentlybusiness disruption was experienced, land Ohio are the guests of firs,
Drake.—Ernest Stacey of Orillia is
spending holidays with his parents.—
Lloyd Stacey of the Molsans Bank
Simcoe is home for his vacationi—
our war expenditure arrange- Hugh McDonald, who has been a res-
Forments were made with the Bank of ident of our town foryseveralouttyears,
England through the British Govern- leaves with his family about the first
ment for a line of credti to last until ofhe the month for St. Marys,MwhereWill
the cessation of hostilities when our S has rented ahsmie,re vi , r
Shi.rray of Detroit is here visiting her
mother-in-law, Mrs. N. Snirray. "Liss
Helen Cook returned with ner,—Mr,
Dejeat' of the Maisons Bank staff who
although the outbreak of war oc-
curred during a commercial depres-
sion, the sequence of years of fever-
ish 'speculation and inflated values.
debt will be consolidated and repay-
ment spread over a period of fifty
rn . years. There were also new revenue
mm -eel with the former's parents, .:.2r. I weeks before the actual outbreak of measures enacted iu the form of sh e -
and . Mrs. 5. G. Quarry.—Mr. Patrick I war. .. cial taxes anis increased tariff im-
Giavii. left on. Tuesday far .the West.; Immediate Action, ports. These have been very success-
-Mei ),icCaffery and Miss Hickey' War was not declares against ful, and our revenue promises for the
returned to their home at ,Dutton, af- Great Britain until August sth, last current fiscal year to regain Its
tee spending a \sleek with friends inyear; but three days previous in a n.ormai level. Recently the Minister
secret despatch, Sir Robert Borden New for domestic purposes, a
offered,a considerable force if noes- loan of York, for
domestic
sexy. On August 4th a reply was
Crediton
The ladies of Crediton intend ,sere --
lag Lunch and Ice Cream on Labor
Day—Sept. 6. The proceeds will be
given to aid the Red ;Cross. Funds,
Threshing has begun in earnest A-
mong some of our neighboring farm-
ers, and much has been said about the
'different outfits, but to auote some
of our most prosperous farmers, "We
have to take off our ,hats to viir, J.
I Cornish and his Goodison ,eatfit,
which has done considerable ,vork ,in
our midst and hagiven entire satin
faction and we bl e there has been;
me belt;, burned e_•; r, which goes to:
'show that Mr. Frank Sims is,on the
job and very ably fills his position
in charge of the machine, ,while eer.
:Pat Cornish is a very efficient dngut
:ter aiway' having plenty of power
to do the work to the.utmost satisfac-
.tion of the farmer.
Rev Powell of 'Clinton will ,occupy
The pulpit of the Methodist church
here next Sunday morning and even-
ing.
l r F Vii . Clarke has received his
new Ford auto from ;air. ;.Milo Snell
.a f Exeter.
Rev Jefferson, R ff rsan •cvhn recently �a der-
J n
n
, y
*wen: an operation in London, is im-
provint, nicely,
Mr Ben Either of Ubly, Mich., was
visiting here for a few days. -:
Mr and Mrs. August Kuhn ,return-
ed Saturday night from.a motor ,tour!
to NiagaraFalls.,
Mi-. and Mrs.Jhnston, Miss ifastle,
air and Mas. Broderick have .return-
ed to London, after a short . visit
with Mr and Mrs. Thos. Trevethick.
Mr and Mrs. Dan. Oestreicher and
r .
lr . and Mrs. H K..Eilben motored. to
Stratford Tavistock and Berlin t lst
last week
We are =pleased' to see that • vlr,
:Henry 'eleadher is eine to,lee out
4gair after his recent illness.
Mrs. Jos ..'Efaist, who has :been vis-
ifinr in Bad Axe, Mich., tan -U -Miss
.Mildrea Brown, who 'visited Sebe
•waing, -Mich., . have returned home,
Ovens—In .McGillivray, Aug. ; 7, Mary
relic! of the late Stewart Ovens,
and mother of Dr. Ovens, ,.orn'ler-
1). of .F:ates't, aged 85 yearrs.
this neighborhood.—Mr. Malcolm Cur-
rie and sisters, Misses Katie and
Christie left on Tuesday for cSorth
of Finance successfully floated in
Denote, where they intend to reside: received that there seemed no im- I Future Assistance.
—A large number from here 'attended f h
the funeral of Miss Coughlin of mon- mediate need. A few ours later 1. "The measure of our assistance
war broke out, On August 6th Can- w'll be limited owl by the need
don on Tuesday.—Misses Evelyn•lnd
Kathleen: O'Leary of Parkhill ,are t••is-
itiuc friends in this neighborhood.—
Miss Margaret Roberts of Sarnia its a
visitor at the home of James Carey.—
Mr
aney—Mr Basil Sullivan of St. ;Michael Col-
lege Toronto, is spending a few
week• -at les hong* near here.
��run
Mr and Mes. Ezra Fahner of L on-
i?'i cai'_ei on 'friends here last,,
z. ee' Mr 'Mathew Swietzer is - iso
aeae his 'bedtime William here,—Mrs.
5. Hamacher. and Miss Alice :Gaiser are
visiting, iia Teeswatcer.—Mrs. A. Mc-
Eachen of Detroit spent the week
end with Miss Kathryn alcEachen,-
Mr Angus McKenzie of St. 5Thamas
spent last week with his brother Pe-
te- gene.-IVers. Dougald Mcisaac vis-
ited her parents at Drysdale , over
Sunday.—Miss Kathryn 1McEachen re-
turned to her home in Coleman on
Tuesday,
after spendingend!n
n
the past mon-
th
with her mother.—Messrs, Charles
Garfield and Milton. Finkoeiner Ind
johr. McPhee.left for the West on
Tuesday
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FRUIT NEWS
anks
Barband Bradshaw
Gages
Plums also
o Triumph Peaches are
norm- at their best for canning. 'I he
thrifty housewife will put up snore
Erni . this year than even before.
--Plumswiththeir numerous var-
hit
le,'e' present a change for table
dessert which is not possible: with
any -other variety of fruit' Peach
-
e, are especially favorable is a
horn canning and preserving frnit
—easily preserved and delicious
chez served on the „table. Gro-
pers.-are
roc rs.-are quite --willing to .book, o'r
iters ahead and " h`ousebolders
shhuld see their dealer in good
Oaf. as this year is a home :an -
year if ever there :was one.
ada's offer was accepted, and the t1 y , • , lice
same day orders were issued to mob -
1 the declaration of our future policy
made by Sir Robert Borden. With
itize militia units in preparation fort
active service; and four days later it 1-150,000 men under arms the Govern -
was decided to send a first contingent meat is steadily, recruiting more men;
of 22;218 men. This number wthere will as i and if war -lasts another Year
a
afterwards increased to 33,000. The be at least a quarter of e
Hoops were mobilized- at Valcartier, The,
million Canadians fighting for the
and within thirty days after the out-' Vernon,V, al gr training camps nat
break of war, this army, fully equip- agra Calgary, Sewell, London,
ped, vias reviewed by his- Royal High- Niagara, Barr been , established,�ta, and
ness, ;the Duke- of Connaught. In hereetx havethbeen f ougand
�. here the thousands of young Cana -
October they sailed for England, and diens receive preparatory training be -
since have won undying fame In fore going to England.
France and Belgium. Since then a
steady stream of reinforcements havel Welfare of Troops.
been transported across the the At- i Canada's soldiers receive the high-
lantic. Two days after the outbreak,est pay of any troops engaged ip the
of war the Dominion Government of- war, and the pension previsions are
fered' one million bags of Sour as a I
also the most generous. A patriotic
gist to`the British Government to be fund generously_ contributed by those
used -as they saw fit, , who cannot go on active service, has
8 Canadian Forces. assured the con;ort and welfare of
Canada has at present under arms the dependents of those fighting fen
in. France, England, Bermuda, St. Country and Empire. To care for the
Lucia, and at home 150,000 men, As sick, wounded, and convalescent re
soon as the first overseas army land- turning from the front a hospital
ed in England, enlistment of morel commission has been established: At
men commenced, and it was decided Quebec they have fitted up a hospital,
tomaintain two army divisions of and from there the convalescent sol -
25,000 men each at the front -with , tilers will be sent to the many homes
sufficient reserves in England and placed at the disposal of the Com
Canada to keep them at full strength, ` mission by the benevolent citizens.
The Canadian troops are now distrr- I Imperial Relations.
buted as ,follows: In France and The war. has established new rola-
0 • in Berme a
England,80 0 0 d 1 OOO r
a , , , ,
h
and the Ern, -
in
t
The
s between Canada
in St, Lucia, 500-; on home defence, I pire. When Sir Robert Borden sat
10,000, and in preparation in train -I
with the British;Cabinet in confer -
rug camps in Canada, 60;000. There ence on the affairs' of the Empire it
have been at least 40,000 men sent was 'a notice to the world' th t. Can-
adathe has ceased to be a ward ft.4 had.
A Splendid Record. become a partner of Great Britain.
Of the Canadian, forces the Prin- Official recognition was ,given :this,
cess Patricia's Canadian'Lightlknfan- new 'status' of the Dominion in' the'
try first'met the Hues. ' All during Empire bye; leaders of the Imperial
the terrible winter campaign they Government who have declared that.
fought in the trenches side by side in future the overseas Dominions will
with the veterans of France. and Eng be consulted on matters aTfecti'ng for.
land.. Of, the 1,100 men, who in eign policy and defences„
is taking his holidays, has ;gone to
join hie wife and children at Kings-
ville,
SI'EO-X A,L NOTICE TO
EXETER FOLES
We with to announce we are; ex-
clusive Exeter agents forthe simple
mixture of buckthorn bark, gIyceri'q,e,
etc., known as Adler -1 -ha, This rem-
edy. used successfully for appendicit-
is is the most THOROUGH bowtei
cleanser we ever sold. It is so, pow-
erful that ONE SPOONFUL relieves
almost ANY CASE of constipation,
sour or gassy stomach. Adler i-ka.
never gripes, is safe to user, and the
INSTANT action is surprising, W.
S. Cole, druggist.
EDEN'
Mrs Wordsworth and daughter, Eva
of Melville, Sask., and Miss Edna
Dickins of Lucan visited Mrs. 1+rack
Coate:, last week, --.Miss Mary E. ,Vin-
cent of Dashwood returned home ,af-
ter spending the summer with . Mrs.
Frank Coates.—Mr. George Westcott
held a barn raising last Friday,—Miss
Minnie Luxton of . Exeter has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alf. ,Coates:
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Aveee. able-repaialionanis•-
aimilating Ihefood andRegulal• '
fi ng the Stomadis and Bovietset
Promotes Digestingheerful=;
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