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Old Folks' Livers
need an occasional stirring up to keep them from being
constipated, bilious and generally run dawn. At the same
time, the laxative must not be so violent as to shock the system
and cause sinking and sickness.
REG U.S <NAT CW/F7
TABLETS- Nio
is the ideal treatment for o!,1 folks' livers -never fails to act, yet
never stocks. A tonic as well as a laxative. Best for con-
stipation, rheumatism, biliousness -any and all troubles of
liver, stomach and bowels. Take an NR tablet to-
night -5.011'11 feel better in the morning. -`
t; Get a 25c Box
For Sale by W. S. Cole, Exeter.
WE REPAIR WEAK MEN1
ONE SECRET OF OUR SUCCESS. Every case submitted to us receives the personal
attention of our Medical Staff, who consider the symptoms, complications and chronicity.
and then decide no to the disease and curability. Specific remedies are then prescribed
for the case and are compounded by our own chemist in our own Iaboratory. Such
appropriate treatment cannot fail to cure, as specific medicines are selected to cure the
symptoms that trouble you. We havo no cure-all medicines like most specialists use who
send the same medicines to all patients alike and euro none. We have treated patients
throughout. Canada for over twenty years and can refer to any bank as to our responsibility.
We Guarantee Cures or No Pay. We Treat all Diseases of Men and Women.
Ur' CONSULTATION FREE 1
U Unable to Call, Write for a Question List for Home Treatment.
DRS. KENNEDY& KENNEDY
Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, _Mich.
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SPIT 11,
EXCL. l(.':HUNS
Auf;. 19
Atte,. 23
Aute. 27
Sept. 7
Sept. 10
Erm L
Wanted
WOR FOR
40,000 MEN IN Mf.lil i':ftA
ALBERTA SND SASi(i,IC!IElWAN
10 GOING �'t i [2 Additional for the Fctnr:t Ticket
► 'l TRIP, /til) (LP un(:cr conditions as below.
GOING DAF:S
From its:Ions north of line of (i.T.R. Toronto tolSarala. and Can.
Pac. St.tltons on and west of roronto-Si:d',ury line.
From Toronto and all C.P.R. Simians tvest In Ontario on and south
of main line of (,rend Trim!' R).. i oro.ttn to larnia, and all Stations
In Ontnrlo on kl.(:.R.. i•.1t. and 'f.ILSR. 11)5.
From Stations Toronto and oral, trI!.1.1ind Sharbot Lcte nod Kinds.
ton. and e11 Sinlious In Ontn.•!n w,_ ti ri Renfrew, also sinllons oa
C.O. Fi It. cl U. Iles.. and %tattoos 0.. It. in P. south of Renfrew.
Front all Smithies Toronto find west, including Stations en C.P.R.
Toronto to Sudbury.
From all Stallone east of Toronto In Ontario.
• ONE-WAY SECOND-CLASS TICKETS WILL nE SOfn TO iVE' IPF.G ONLY
Rsprese,.t:;tivc (:err ^r , cppointcd by Manit.d•,. S:tkatchessen and Alberta Covcrninenta,
will ,..vet and cni err laborers an arrival .,t H irs•.ip R.
Tree tran.pwrt:ttion wig ba furnished at \\ innip(,r.g to paint. oa (•.,n. Yat,. wl.rre laborer. aro
needed. east of Noo•e Jaw, including branches. and at one cent a mile each way west
thereof in Faskatehewan and Alberta.
A certificate is (nrnished with each ticket. and this certif.eate when et'eutr.1 by former
showing tint laborer has worked thirty days or more. will be honored Imo. that point
for a second rl: s• ticket back to starting points In Ontario. at SIS.00. prior w
Nov. 3011.. 1t69.
Ticket. arc ,load only on -mein! Yarm Laborer,' trains and will be issued to women as well
as to men. but sill not he issued at half fare to children.
For full particalars see nearest C.P.R. rodent. or
write R. L. Tho1iPSo:i. D.r.1.. ('.P.k.. TORONTO
"As ye Sew
So shall you Reap"
1 ctt•cured tt situs; i ,.c.
Miss M. \Vitz of .Detroit, was 0
visitor in the vi 'age during the past
week.
Mr. Wm. lkaibileisch. of .Oltatt-t.
We are Constantly sewing Oil 1 visited bis parents here la we :Ir.
The tiny township council incl it.•rt
the best cloths money Call buy i
on Wednesday of last week. n11 mem-
bers being present. Mr. Fred Faru-
combc, of f,00tlon. was appointed
lot'.n:4i p engineer.
Wo are reaping satisfied cos
tomers. Natural, isn't, it.
When we sow our ndvertishment in
the neW-p tp.'rv. staling the price for
Suit, Cont. Trnu.ers, or whatever the ad. might suggest, we include the
st of everything in that snit.
The best Cloth. the beet Linings. the
D• at Pudding's, the best. Thread etc..
As well its the best. of our ahilit y in Cut-
ting, Fitting and Making. 1Irouldn't
we reap our rewar(1?
This ad. is sowed to reap you rye one
Of our cust•,ntere. When you need a
stisit<i'ult, Trousers or
'.111('1• `-est
et this ad. 1e.tt1 you to our shop when'
we ran prove to you th-tt we live tip to
tiro turd.
J. H. Holtzmann
('I,' Er) IrO N .
'Zurich
The indica of Zurich nr•' leerpins.
the game of howling. It it stood esi r -
rise ntel tle•r• i• no I eseot why the
ladies • n ..'•1 not rilliri;,ale In rho
;rine
Char' l'r117 1E19 -• - l of his
black t•e 1 to 1 rich' t I:t^t •r.
Mr 'l:a : R; it - rn d In
Ghnlhirt in r nc • h - :,Ii 4 at the
iota teoo .
iter. to I:. St rnh (',nihrid,t s
rich..ore .,1,,.1 •la• pull,' th• Es- 4^-
i,•'�cal (1. 1.1. '' .1 N y•
Al r. .It'h . \y t ,r v 1 lits I
weskits i..t .t 1': a. eft I:1,1
•,.rt'k for \\'Itis.• IL; r, h,•, 11 lin'
Ktrkton
Crediton '1'h St. Marys, l+irkton and Exeter
Harry Lilber, our tenial pump Telephone Company has issued a new
manufacturer has become enthusiastic subeeribers directory containine over
over the new bowling alleys in Exe• 30(1 t,iitues. '1•h,• company during the
ter and occasionaly taken a run over ,tact year has made tremendous
strides and ever)' net• name added to
the fist make; th service wort, valu-
ab'e. By a Ere. nt arrangement tvith
the Itch Cu. eubscribers can note
phone Exeter or St. Marys free of
charge and Exeter and St. Marys sub-
scribers have free cuunectiou with
the l:irk(on lino, a great convenience
to both sides.
Mr. C. F. Marshall has accepted :1
position as mathematical master :u
Hamilton collegiate his salary bring
$1,600 ft year.
Th • anniversary and harvest
'rhanks;;tying services in connection
with the 1'rivitt llciuurial church
were held last Sunday, when Rev. E.
W. Hughes, of r1'ilsoaburg gave two
very appreciate eerntons. Large con-
gregations were present ut both ser -
\•ices,
,llr. James \lore left last sveek for
Vancouver and Seattle.
Cement walks have Leen laid from
the parsonage to the• Vietori,' hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shier and Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. llazlewood arc in Tor-
onto attending the exhibition.
Mr. Christopher Veinier %visited
friends in the vicinity over Sunday.
Quite :► number from here attended
the Roman Catholic len in Iliddulph
on Monday evening last.
Aliss Beatrice Shier spent the be-
ginning of the week visiting friends
and relatives here.
Mr. Howard Balfour, of St. 'Marys,
w•as visiting at U. 1ltz!twood's on
Monday last.
Mr. harry Vickers spent n few
holidays at his Lorne.
Great interest has been taken the
past year in the standing fall wheat
competition of the .K irk ton Agricul-
tural society. Following is the
standing of competitors. 1st, Win. J.
Robinson, Dawson's Golden Chaff,
83 1-2 points; find. Arthur Francis,
D. G. 'C.; 65; 3rd, Wilbert Spading,
1). G. C., 81 1-2; 401, A. 1, Dow.
Ilarve.et King, 8-1; 6th, M. 11. Sweit-
zer, I). G. Ce 83 1-2; highly commend-
ed, Albert Shier. .1). G. V. 83; Joseph
;Kirk, D. 0. IC., 83 ; commended. Wm.
Gii:i!lau. Donnell. 82 : Perry .Doupe,
D. G. C.. 82 ; Mrs. W. .1. 'Tufts. D.
G. 'C., 82.
'Mr. ferry Doupe got first prize and
Mr. \Vur. ltobinson second in the
sheaf exhibit of fall wheat at the
Toronto exhibition.
V.nk titin Tablets -Dr. Shoop's-
stop Read Ids,. nom:oily pass, any
peen, any.. here, in 20 minutes sure.
horst',: on the 25t,. box. (\ =k yo:i r
drugglet or dcctnr about this for•
rnu:a-it's fine. W. S. iiowey-.
A clever. pap,:!ar Candy Cold Cur.
Trb'et-eancel 1't•, ventien-i9 heft;
d'spel:s••d by dru egists everywhere.
lit n few hours. l'revont!cs are '.I
to break nay co'd-completely. .1 .1
I'r`vt,tl et. b:•iug tot safe and tootl:-
some. are very fine for children. \ )
Quinine. no laxative, nothing If 1 h
r.or sickening. I'ne of 48-25e. `e d
by .tV. S. lino .
to the Devonshire town and trims
th„ crack bowlers there. Although
he bite played only a few times ha
hae become luite un adept at the
game.
Mr. August Kuhn, of Stratford, is
spending a few days at his home here.
Mr. \\ebb. of London. is the guest
of Mt`. and Mrs. Oott Wein.
Mr. Fred Braun. of London, is visit-
ing at the house of Mr. W. \Venzel.
Mrs. D. Link returned horse Satur-
day evening after attending the milli-
nery openings at Toronto.
Mt•. Albert Schmidt. of Delhi]. is
spending a few dt.ys with his aunt
Miss L. Oestreichcr.
High school started T.tesday with a
good attendance.
Mr, and Mrs. S. Brown returned
home Monday after spending a week
in Toronto and Berlin.
Mks MIelindt► Trick. of Stratford,
is spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Prick.
Mrs. Wright. of London, repent a
fete days with her mother, Mrs. II.
Motz I
Mrs. Michael ilirtzel returned
Ise • • S::',!relay evening after spend-
• week? in llamilton.
?.l . iartha \Vind is spending a
few weeks in Detroit visiting friends
and relatives. •
Mrs. harry Wind and children left
for their home in Detroit after spend-
ing a few weeks with her father, Mr.
C. Wolre.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dyer and
dan„hter left for Detroit after cis-
itin; friends around here.
Al r. and Mrs. A. Clarke and chil-
dre. of Ails:► Craig, spent Monday in
town visiting friends.
On Saturday evening while Miss
Beulah Smith was getting ctho cat-
tle and horses in the pasture field
n horse happened to kick her knock-
ing out a couple of teeth and cut-
ino her lip badly. We hope she will
get along nlright. •
Mrs. Fred Eilber is
list.
Mrs. McMurray and son Laverne
left Monday for the west where they
will visit friends.
7.:
The Stars went to torch Labor
Day and defeated the team of that
village by the scorn of 14-1.
on the sick
Whalen
Labor Day holidays are gone and
most everyone attended the festivals
or visited friends.
Mrs. J. Wright is visiting in Strat-
ford the guest of Mrs. John Passmore.
Mr. Wright visited the Classic City
on Sunday.
Mr. Beverley Youngston spent the
holiday with friends.
Miss Ethel Millsun is visiting with
her relatives.
While engaged at threshing near
Exeter on Saturday Lloyd Hodgson
accidentally fell from the top of the
rnoweto the Boor, receiving such in-
juries that will cause hint to be laid
off duty for some time.
The young child of Mr. and Mrs.
George Patkinson is, at the time of
writing, seriously ill.
The hard frosts of the past week
touched the corn and vines in some
places.
Centralia
Mr. Percy Simpson, of Detroit, is
here renewing acquaintances.
Mr. Ilat old Duplan is spending a
few days at the'loronto exhibition.
Miss Vera Essery is visiting friends
at Parkhill.
Miss Laura Butt ietutned frc,nl
London on Saturday after a several
days' visit Ihet•e & Ir.. tee. I;F..!:• • , ei:iltg, posts and
Our baseball team pinyt(1 at. Exeter (i,... 1!,.1 ; : .lilt, �t:tt:on, rep. bridge.
50.•.: Irehnrd I, r -'y. rep. culvert
Coo. 1.. :7.50; t'i'!i:int 11'hite. Harriers
for ('r•.Iilon bri.l; 7..0(I; W. I1.•i:lye
r p. r,i's, rt S. I:.. .lea. Guinan,
rep. ci:vert S It., I._ . ; frank Schnei-
d, r. o 'oriel: of n, • 2.00: David
\c Tee , t I: 1. aie 13.15;
\l• 'stn 1 • i t I. •. • '. • :-0 : Wm.
A col r- m. n ark end a ..: nr bridge
t' Ka -t. ",.00; I r .l 11 -;,islet rep.
lit felt .• l'u:•.:. A.
& 17..:,.1:I1 : .I... Lew.
son. • :. payment of nb:: t n: n: s C.
Ea.!. 720.'25; .los. Lawson. it. p:ay-
ville congteget ion. in • t ,.f temporary bridge Exeter side
Miss Sttt•aili Neil is spending a few roe ; ''.01): Sueitzer. eluto draw-
weeksir.London where she intends ire- invel stud ern.1st. 7.25 ; John
taking in the fair. t•e p. .artI alert
a
,
\Ir. Jose. timidly spent a few days at :",evil; \'• i.!intn Mellis`. eent.•nt for tile.
the '1'uit•utueahibtuou It,st week. 11._1;: Harvey Ilios.. coal for grading
--- • N. I'.. 8.25; :Itunet Bush. reit. awnrd
It's n )it when sick ones drug the dra:n. t.00; It. Mulford. gravel
PRY r o 'r I,. ltd.. '",.u0; It, ilandfordk,
STEPIIEN COUNCIL.
The council of the township el
Stephen cont•.. Bed in the 'I'ott•n hail,
Crediton, on \Vednc sday, the 1st day
of Septemle.r 1909 at 1 p. tn. A11
tnembers were present. The min-
utes of previous meeting were rend
and adopted.
Wnortb-Yearley "That .1ohn G.
Young be and is her. by appointed col-
lector of taxes for the year 1909 and
that the roil be returnable by hint on
Dccernb.•r 1511,. 1909, subject that he
filen bond with lht Township clerk
for the due 11•rformfutce of the work
and that he receive the sum of Seven-
ty Dollars as his remuneration." Car-
ried. 1 1
Anderson -Love "That the 'Clerk
)tify William Piens. deputy -rev os
of :he tTou•nship ;tf McGiilivray that
1 If Council refuses to instruct the
Roes` to i,' T r an ntrrerment. tinder
Tb • U:Ichrs a \;':.I reotrr+es Act, to
cocatrect :t ,lr i) ❑'onit the bound-
ary bet we •1 'h. 'root nships of Step-
ho.t and McGillivray. {west of Grcen-
tl•nv)" Parried.
tTtir following orders 'a re paid: -
3:1(.0h Qnerin. gravel for Credilots
road. R2.00; tr\. hill .vc Co.. pt. ptc-
meet nit Nimble briar-•. 1100.01); Chi+.
M.•, h. ,•rate'. 711.tn: Dennis Wire.
ot► Labor I)ay, but owing to our tenni
being incomplete and out of practice,
they lost both garnets of the day. How
ever, another one of the boys brought
home a number of the prizes.
The Itev. A. F. Brown, of Stalta
will occupy the pulpit of the Metho-
dist church while Rev. W. 11. Butt
will take his work at Stnf e.
Mr. A.' 1'. F. Butt, junior minister
of the Eliutville circuit, occupied the
pulpit heti on Sunday evening while
Rev. \V. 11. Butt address: d the Edits.
stomach or stimulate the llcart and . ,,::t•; I:;rldu:th boundary. 10.00;
iVditeys. That Is all wrong 1 A weak II t . :•I ',. c,•nu,i'r L. ltd.. 2.50 ; Winchelea
Stomach, means weak Fitom:tch ner• II • 1 11.1ft t,• 4 0 11,llinua
- is truce . !.T .nus e
the heart flint Kidneys. Inc weak i!. t h e e la • Iter rt, Hit nk. reli'•f Tuesday morning for n 1 rip through
th • northw'esl• stopping nt Virden.
Ilnrniota, McLeod and other p.ac =.
They nro just making 11,' trip to s,
what the country :s like, and (herr is
;it Ile hope for the westerners sect; r -
it g the genial John ns n resident.
Ile it too well located here. 'Ih •
fim •a wishes (h •ut n pleasant trig`
Mr. Samuel 'frock. who received is -
jeriee from falling off n ladder whil
beIlsling n grain Mack. is able' to net
:1roll ed.
DASHWOOD NEWS
Hensall
.Miss Lulu Hemphill is visiting
friends in Kincardine and T:: onto.
Dr. A. It. Smillie, of Sherri. Id, was;
here recently visiting ,his many
relatives and friends, end is now
spending a week or Ito iu Detroitt.
Miss _\:cock, of Exeter, spent the i
past fuel( ivit)t Mrs. J. Suther!:tnd.l
Alis lkIle (Sparks, who for the past;
welt was visiting her parents. left
on Saturday evening last to visit
friends in Sarnia, fort Huron and
Petrolin.
Mr. .1. McArthur and family have
returned hot: • from Grund liend, 1
inhere they had been spending a
slumber of weeks in their cottage at
Maple Grove.
The Misses ll::ry nod Nellie De-
muth.
e
muth. of Ashland, Wisconsin, are here
visiting their uncle, Dlr. John Fisher.'
Mrs. .1. Harris and her son, Master:
George, of Brandon. 'Manitoba, are
visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity'.
Mrs. George :Murray. of London, Hartlelb Block.
formerly of this village, aceornpautind
by her daughter, Miss -Maggie, super-
visor in a New York llospital, were
here last week, the guests of Mrs. J.
Sutherland.
Miss Bessie Urquhart lett here last
week for North Carolina to accept
0 position as leacher of Elocution In
a. college.
On Monday of last week, white en-
gaged in adjusting a pully belt in
Mr. D. Ur tuhart's flax mill, Mr. W.
H. Hoskin had the misfortune to get
the top of his third finger torn off.
Mrs. Post ie. of 'Winnipeg, accom-
panied by her children, are here vis-
itin.; her parent s. 'JlI% and Afrs. \Vm.
McEw•att, of the London Road.
Quite tt large number frotn this
village and neighborhood are atl
tending the exhibition at Toronto.
Miss Bretton, of St.. ri'homas. who
Wits here visiting,* 'Mrs. Scott, bus Ee-
t urnc•d home.
We are pleased to see Mr. Hobt.
Stets -art who bats liven confined to his
roost for Borne lime from sciatica,
able to go nr•ound again :t little, and
we hope noon 'to see him in the enjoy-
tnent of his accustomed :good health.
Drive rheumatism out of the 'Wood
with Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy
need sec how quickly pain will de-
part. Rub -tons drover slid reach the
real disease. Rheumatism ins't in
the akin. It's deep down -it's con-
!•titutiob al. Getting rid of the pain.
is after nil, what counts. That is
why .1)r. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy"
goes, by word of month froth one to
aniother. And herein lies the popu-
larity of this Remedy. It is winning
defenders everywhere. Tablets or
1.i 1uid. Sod by W. S. (lower.
AMP
Siebert Sc Co.
Our first shipment of New Fall Goods has
been passed into stock.
Among the Dress Goods you will find stripe ar-
inures, tine and heavy set gcs, plain and striped sat-
in cloth, broadcloths, french trictitine and a number
of other nice dress materials.
Underwear for Ladies, hisses, babies, Men autl Boys.
Overcoats for )nen and bof,'s.
Ladies and Misses coats.:
Produce taken in exchange.
Siebert
11& Co.
DASHWOOD
Shipka
Mr. Bijou, the liveryman has ie-!
turned. Glad to see him around once
more.
Mr. W. }locket's intend moving to
Snowflake, Man., where lie will tuttke
his hone with his daughter firs. .1.
Keys.
Alice Gaiser is laid ul: with a scree
throat. hope she ss ill soon be around
tract in.
Ezra Brenner iv on the sick list, also
his t)ahy Loy.
Miss Bock. of Grand Bend, while
visaing Mrs. E I3renuer 11 few days
ago took suddenly ill and had to re-
turn home.
Mrs. Keleher and family, of Zur-
ich, were guests at S, Sweitzer'e Inst
Sunday.
Mr. John Rats, of Khiva, has pur-
chased the 'generai store of Mrs.
Win; and still take possession on Ih•
1st of October. His sons will conduct
t h:• business.
Tickling or dry :Coughs will 1uickly
loo.+en when using Dr. Shoop's Cough
Remedy. And it is FO thoroughly
hurm'.t.=s, that I)r. Shoop (ells mo-
thers to use nothing else, even for
very young babies. The wholcsont '
green !ep'e'es and tender stems of :h
lung healing mountainous shrub give
the curative properties to Dr. Shoop's
Cough 11e,nedy. It calms the cough,
is
bronchial
1
n
rd heals the
a nsitive
inetnbrnines. No opium, no chloro-
form, refilling hnr sed to injure
or suppress. Heine I)r. Shoop's.,
Areept no other. Sold by
Iieuey.
vcs, always. And this i 1 f I ee 1 cert .rt in' ' It nf,•Ir. and r John D :britlgc left
nerves are instead crying out for O t r It •. (Hofs. Iiei=t. 1n.110: \'.'i'-
help. This explains why 1)r. Shoop's :,.n ('I •• r. 1 •lief Office•:• ite. 11 •,t;
Restorative is promptly helping Stotn-
neh. Heart and Kidney nilments. The it'fit • Votive!: ndjotirrtd to ru ,
Restorative reaches out for 4 he actual :a silo !n the 'ligan Ila 1, ('rrtiituu, on
cause of these ailments -the failing s1 , flay, the •111t dicy 01 Octobi.r 1909
"inside nerves". Anyway test , the :it i p. tn.
Restorative 48 hours. It won't cure 11enry Ei:ber, 'i'p. Cirrk.
so soon ns that, but you will surely
know that help is coming. Sold by - --
\`:. 5. Ilowey,
t'or any case of nervousness, sleep•
leau nees. weak atornach, indigestion,
,lyepepvi:a, t ry Carter's Little Liver
Pills. Relief is sure. The only nerve
1(Helicine in market.
Indigestion
RKI)I'Y'ED ONE WAY SECOND
MCOLONIST FARES
'1'o Itritish Columbia, (:aliforni^;
Idaho. Mexico. Oregon. Washington.
etc. Sept. 15th to October 16th, 19(`:,
Ft ,mach Unit' •'. •tt a symptom of. and not via Grand Tr ink Railway system.
Inits, '7 a tate dts.'nse. eve think of Dyspepsia, roll informal ien from any Grat''1
n,,,rthurn. and lndigesdonas real diseases, yet 'trunk Agent.
u.,y are symptoms only of a certain rpecftlo .�
Nerve sickness-nnthtng else.
it was this fart that first correctly led Dr. Shoop DASf1\\'n )1)
in the creation of that now very popular Stomach
K.me.ly-Dr. Shags Restorative. Going direct Litt:,• (;tirnc1 Oosanran. .I Ott.to the stomach nerves, alone brought that success
and favor to pr. Shoop and has Hostorotive With-
out that original and highly vital principle. no
such lasting accomplishments were ever to be had.
Yor stomach distress. bloating. biliousness, bad
br.'aI t and ealluw completion. try Dr. Shoop'a
R.Ktonttire-Tablets or Liquid -and see for your.
sell w hat it can and will do. We sell and cheers
fully recommend
years died Oil Monday of
nfter an illness of 8010-• 11111o. it.
tnent was made 'I'airsd afternoon .
thy' Goshen Lin cern:ry.
CASTORIA
Drs, Shoop's For Infants and Chi)dren.
file Kind You Hare Always Bought
Restorative ! hears the
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When troubled trith fan
rashes, eczema or any skin
disease apply eczema,
!
Surprising how quickl;•:` eases
the smarting and stinging! Quickly
cures bruises, cuts, burns, and
chafing sores.
Zane -Dirk is .e from pure
herbal essences. NS animal fats -
no mineral poisons. Finest healer !
l
Urand Mond
Mr. .lo:`ph Ilre:01 r Luft comment.,l
in I:. •1 his stables to repinc^ the or.,
y it sIroyc(I by tiro.
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0; Strntford 11 •ta'd :ar•l Editor
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CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITI0N
TORONTO
August 28th - 1909 - September 13th
Greatest Live Stock Exhibit on the Continent. Forty industries
in active operation.
ADMIRAL LORD CHARLES BERESFORD
will officiate at opening ceremonies on Tuesday, August 31st.
MILITARY YEAR AT THE FAIR
Model Camp -Victoria Cross and Wrestling on Horseback Competitions be-
tween teams from Dragoons and Artillery -Artillery Drive--hlusical Ride, etc.
GREAT DOUBLE BiLL OF FIREWORKS
dnou ht
Dreg g s
in
Naval Battle
THE SIEGE OF KANDAHAR
BATTLE OF THE NORTH SEA
WATCH FOR REDUCED RATES AND EXCURSIONS.
For all Information write Manager J. O. ORR, City Hall, Toronto.
1000 Men
In
Uniform
If 'VS
r.
ti
dl
axing
Bicycles are
i• ;; t ,I)i,t. , outing back
.y .;••,utas favor,
the dentate! t'.is year being
tt 'Ise limes what ,t w.s five years
.'go. \Ve have pi:u)aed for it in
two ways--hy;1etti:i the • cry best Eng-
lish wheel we can for popui.,rselling,and
to our customers ail irate: mediate pro -
:its by filling orders direct by ;;:•til instead of
through agents. in this way we can ofler
$50 Wheels ;or $25
and give better satisfaction all tound. l h. • • ,fifty of the wheels is all right
--only the best materials used and onlyfailed mechanic, employed in
construction. The equipment is right up-to-date and flim machines
throughout arc such as we can thorough'y recommend. \1't, sell automo-
biles as well as bicycles and our plan is to make wheels serve as a good
advertisement to the entire business. Sena for illustrated folder.
H "SLOP BROS., Lirnit`2d
High -Class AutomL biles cared L'kycics
TORONTO, ONT
Western Fair
Open
to the t1•ml,l
Athletic
Day
Monday
Dog Show
LONDON
Ontario's
Popular
Exhibition
Sept 10-18
Incrensed
Prize List
Speed
Events
Daily
Cat Show
The Great Live Stock Exhibition
Music Attractions
Program Twice Daily
_7th Fusillera ji The Best Ever
Fireworks - I Take a Holiday Special Rates
Each Evening 1 and visit London's Fair I_ Over all Railroads
Prize Lists, Entry Forms, Programmes and all information from
W. J. Rlili), President A. M. HUNT, Secretary
91st Highlanders
at�fiafia►
' n n'ld time rubbing 'i ;• -
" :IC h rth r nboat t h cond.,len.
•. 1. eh pr, v:a • the II.•nd. Eli 10r
U,n mann 1 - ;11 • pree.`nt sanitary
nrrtr : . te - •I pr •valent odor ar
;Bch n' In. AO 1, , tp e. •l in an nhrr-
;tinnl Indian t i . . hie tiro. Daw•-
'on soy. the 1o. -.h roo.:h'e taaintcnane of
enc• or th • proprietors of a flock of
poultry running at large. sunning
hrmsc•:t. nt times eun cottntre ver.-
:tndehi or proseetitinrr researches in
their kitchens. mny be intender! for
•Imoiioration of s.•+nitar • conditions. FA1(NElt-On Monday. Sept. fit h. to
Mr. and 'Mr.. Henry Fahner. Lot 20
Con. i. 'tephcn. a daughter.
DOIRN
HAV ELLE-At Grand Itr•nd, \Vcdn s -
day. August 25th. to Mr. :ind '•1 r'•
.1. novelle. a 9011.
('L.11tK.-Tn Osborne, Sunday, Sept.
Sill. to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Clark
n ditnehler.
ALLEN. -At liar usher, Tuesday.
Sept. llh, to Mr. and 'Mrs. Thomas
Allen n
Children Ory ► 'ian
FOR FLETCHER'S iIALi.ANTN
Wedn
C A S T O R I A IN
'T1'.Il!I - On
Ali -t 'li!lie
t Mr. and Mrs.
1
Geo. Monteith. to Mr. Tho.. Bal-
lantyne, by itev. 'C, Fletcher.
i>VWN-WOODS-At tho home of tit'
bride's parents. lir. and Mrs. It, t'
1Voodt. F::imville, on Wrdnr'd
Sept. 9th. '.►tis• ilcrtha Woods
Mr. itichard Down. of neer 8tr
rod,
OLEBEN-SANDEIti4 in D.:
Colo., on :August 125th, at
Methodist parsonage, by It( :.
Iteisner, 11r. Fr(d W. Olean. v
Miss May danders, dan,gbter of ;.1
George Sanders. of Exeter.
WILD -STATION -At the Evangel-
ical parsonage. Zurich, on \Vedn..s-
driy. September 1st, Mr. 'Marti:
tl'ild. nt Unahwnod to Miss Ilbods
St at ton. of Grand Ocnd,