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Cedar Posta
A large quantity of Cedar Posts for
sale of the best quality. Aust be sold
M once.
We would be pleased to quote you
our prices on any Building material
you may require. We can supply
you with.
Sash and Door Frames,
Lumber, Lath & Shingles
on shortest notice
In tact we are in a better position
than ever to supply our many custom-
ers with all they may require either
from shop or yards.
Bee keepers supplies ready for
delivery. Tanks made to order
Wood for Sale
Call and t ee the wood we have for
sale. Just the kind you require for
summer cooking.
The Ros-TdlllOr
G0. LtIl.
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Notice
To Farmers and
the Public in
General
As the fall is coming on
now gather up all your old
truck such as Rags, Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, H3rse Hair,
Old Rope, Bones, all kinds
of old Iron, Brass, Copper,
Lead and Zinc, and take
them down to
M.JACKSON & SON
Main -St. Exeter.
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel. That's
where you will get the high-
est cash price for them.
Farm
Implements
We are dealers in all kinds of farm-
ing implements and below we give a
partial list of what we have in stock.
Buggies from $OO up, Waggons
from $44 up, Binders, Mowers,
Hay Tedder., Sulky Plows.
See Our flay Loaders and
Side Rake
We have several Washing Machines
sled Wringers that we will sell cheap.
Incubator's and Brooder".
A tew secondhand Buggies and
Waggons to be sold cheap.
BISSETT & JOHNS
Largest Show Rooms, Exeter.
CREDITON
Roller Mills
Oristing and Chopping
Promptly Done.
We are giving excellent sa-
tisfaction in flour since re-
modelling our mill.
H. Sweitzer
FOR SALE - Lut 8, ('on. 3, (' A.
borne. 100 acres. all under cul-
tivation, 2 wells. On t he property
is a frame house, zootl bank Karn.
one frame barn. For further par-
tieulare apply to .Tv. Encery, Exeter
P. 0.
CASTOR 14
The Kind Yon Havo Always Bought, and which has been
is use fi►r over 30 years, has borne the signatltre tlf
and has been made under his per.
sonal supervision since its Infbney.
"./5°9:46e.Allow no one to deceive yon in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Ezperienoe against Experiment.
What is CASTO R I A
Castoria is n harmless substitute for Castor OU, Pare.
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. si It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
Diarrhoea and Wind
Constipation
regulates the
giving natural sleep.
Friend.
substance.
and allays
Colic. It
and Flatulency.
Stomach
Tho Children's
Its
age
Feverishness.
relieves
and
It
Teething
assimilates
cures
Troubles,
Food,
and
cures
It
Bowels,
GENUINE
the
Panacea -Tho
healthy
Mother's
CASTOR IA
Bears the Signature of
ALWAYS
The Kind You gage Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
The Caa7a•w C•a1PN17. 77 11.109111111111 sTwaar, waw/ VOW( •rTT.
I
MIIIDIC/AL
t1TW. BROWNING, M. D., M. C.
• P. s„ Graduate Victoria Uni-
versity. office and residenence. Dominion
Laboratory, Exeter.
DR. A. F. MALLOY. GRADUATE
Toronto University. Former
House Surgeon to Toronto Western Hospit'il.
Successor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Night ' OS ll at
ogles.
DENTAL -
ANL
H, DR Q.R.'' L1iI. D. NS AN. L.
antotD. 8. D. D. 8., Honor Graduate
Toronto ext ctt
extracted :pain or
bad atter Meet'. Omee In Fan -
son's block. West dde off Main
west.' Exeter'
DA- ANSEI$ON, (B. D• $. L-O•i-
DHNTIBT.
Honor Graduate of tie Toronto University
and Royal College of Dental 8ntgeon
Os with honors Also Post-gnate
School et Prosthetic Dentistry ( th
laonora it mention.
Everything known to the Dental Profession
dose in th& caldoe. Brides work. crowns, al-
tumlnum, gold gni videesd_ to plate' all dose in
Vastest manner le. A perfectly
less anaesthetic used for painless extrao-
OIDoe one door south of Gamic.re's dors
'sitter.
T111{\. APPEAL 1'O 01 It 4YMi'A-
i iiu:s
Tlir bilines 1111,1 11) .111 pI i arc ron-
at.lnt .,if( ,vi -i and appeal to nor
Aynipro hies. There i= not one of
1 tete. however, tt lin may not 114
11 1-1.11:1,; .•irk 444 11••;,111 it'•1 Iii .pi-
ne.I uv t he it- of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver T,.,lelt. These
tablet., invigorate 111e it nlllae)I and
liver 11141 Al renzthell clic digeatimt.
They iI.O reznla141 the enacts. ret-
ail•• 1n Exeter by \\ s.
i IONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimitedvateu y N
set upon farm or o
lOwee
.te. o[ intense.ICKSON & CARLING
nONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount elf wail low ate
tam Mut ea faand village properfie.
of interest.
(MADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers Solicitors. Kale Bt. Easter
DICKSON a CAR
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, ��aesest
Commisdon�s, Solicitors for (Mere Yol•oas
Bank. Ere.
Mossy to Leas at fewest rates of latereat.
OFFICK -MAIN STREET. EXETER.
t. M. C RLING a. A. r. s. D1CKSO1r
THOMAS CAMERON, CONVEY-
ancer, wills drawn, money to loan
on real estate. also Licensed Auctioneer for
the counties fof Huron and Perth. Charges
residence, Faarrtquh•ders r will at
echeivTimes
pr mpt at
tion.
C ,.THE BLOOD IS TIIE LIFE
Owing to faulty actions of the kid-
neys and liver. the :)food occon,es
filled with disease germs that im-
peril health. The first warning is a
backache, dizziness, headache and
lack of vital energy. Ac, quickly if
you would avoid Ihe terrinle :'ave ;es
of chronic kidney complaint. Get
Dr. Hamilton's Pills to -day ; • ]fey
cure kidney and liver complaint for
all time. No medicine relives so
promptly, nothing in the tvorld of
medicine cures moro thoroughly. For
good olood. clear complexion, healthy
appetite. the proper treatment is It).
Itamilton's 1'ills, 25e. per rox al all
dealers.
`AST YIKAR'S
Silk Waists or Clothss seem like
brand new when cleaned with
$APO -REN -O
"IT EVAPORATIS"
Odorless Non•pol.0000a
Non-1nSammable
Works wonders beyond belief ea the
coarsest and finest of fabric., carpets
or delicate draw goods.
K11N All germs in carpets. eta
ttteeaeta all dot
Rooftree cetera bike neer
Reetews the owing
All in a few momenta fora few coots
and 5 cbild can do 11, wlth
SAP -O -REN -O
Makes OM things new wad removes
grease and stair, from new things.
Ask your grocer for nap-o-rsn-o.
The Mtu*Ynan & Teeter Oe.
Tweets)
THE SUMMER SCHOOL
TW Meetings at Grand Bend were s
Splendid Success.
ransfer of License
On August 6U, the Exeter I)i_tr;ct
closed a very successful bummer
School. Leaguers and Sunday school
workers, who attended this. the first
summer school held in our district.
feel that we are not only richer in
jiblical and missionary knowledge,
out that the btessin;e and inspira-
tion received durie; the various ses-
sions, will bo incentives to more
earnest work for Christ.
Large congregations gathered,each
day. in the tent provided for the
services.
The mornings were taken up with
the following :-1. Bible studies:
Tuesday, "Fait h," by Mrs. Sul cliffe,
Coroett. Wednesday, "Abraham" by
Rev, 8. J. Alain, Parkhill. 'Thursday
"let Epistle of John," Rev. A. II.
Goin;, 13, A., Exeter. Friday.
"Amos," by Rev. J. W. Baird. B. A.,
Sarnia. H. League studies: "Heart
of Japan." Boston league; ''Korean
Sketches," Kirkton league; ";'lcas-
ures of Life." fart I. Exeter league,,
(Main street), Part) II, Exeter league
(James street); "Electricity and.
Magnotisin," Itev. S. J. Alain. On 1
Wednesday "The Morning Watch"
al 6.30 was well attended. The ser-
vice was oonduoted by Mrs. Sutcliffe
I'residont. Those who gathered for
the 'Quiet Hour' went away with
zeal etron;thened, christian bonds
made stronger and greatly refreshed
and blessed.
On Friday morning Mr. Liddicoatt,
London, ;ave a preparatory lesson
on "Andrew, Simon Peter's brother"
Many good pointe were ,gathered :)y
his hearers. All the afternoons were
to have been lett free for recreation,
social intercourse, etc.. but ns we
were nnmowhat crowded with pro-
gram. 3)r. Ewan took ono 1 o explain
t he many curio,( which he end from
China. and Rev. 3. W. Baird, 13. A.,
Sarnia, also Iook an afternoon t
giro a report of the Denver conven-
tion, am Remo expressed a desire to
hear it.
The evening sessions were full of
interevi. The following look part :
I)r. Ewan, a medical missionary,
home from China on furlou;h, was
full of information on the country
and its prnnlenle. iii,' descriptions
of (:lancne life, habits. customs &c,
and Ilia explanations of the 'Chinese
Cot ion' acre inlensly inteteat ing and
name present would have liked to
have missed hearing hint or I.ccornin;
acquainted with biro.
Mr. Ozawa 0 Japanese student, in
Toronto, preparing to ee 0 mission -
0!) ill ilia own rountry. was 3y no
means the leas) inlcrestin; speaker
al our •:cbool. 111.a talk on "flow I
.)ccault. a convert from 13uddbiem to
(:Ilristianily," was 14011 worth hear-
ing. His in•tCnse earneatnesi was
441(11!:te gel in all his addressee, and
,y hit cordial, pleasant manner dur-
tn; to l int talks, ho necame a favorite
0110111 the leaguers.
Mim:, Porter, of Toronlo, author
cif "11elps for Leaders," gave a couple
of iliorl talks.
Itcv. Oliver Darwin, ane of Ihe Su-
perintendents of our Norllt West
missions, tr bre has spent about 21
yea rel in ser weal y ria tt ork. ;ave um
very hell met ivc addresses. 'Ile i•t
lu'i.t111. and :genial. a very enthusias-
tic npeakcr anal as lie under,'tands
11i.i pork 1,otou�Dly 1i(t ss iM prepare:
In mita• 111l144 itis jrrl in n very
1,1114111e1414 11k1: 411.141ner.
Mr. 1.111(11C(r11 1 ;ave 't:, t'ely ttiter-
eetin; and instructive. talks 1111 vari-
1 411 bible characters.
Al Ihe close of the Friday even-
ing'm meeting. 114.v. .1. W. (laird,
Sarnia, ;:ivr us lantern vie tea of
Colorado rind also several illustrated
hymns: nark of Arce, Ninety and
Kine, holy City, Load Kindly Light.
I,nrd is Aly Shepherd, Abide with Me.
Thr I:,III' „bio :111 : un r .,y -111e
iudr.m^. 'this 1%a14 an rs1ri and
very !Mort) enjoyed try .411.
On i sIHi day a(term on 111 441144-
420144 of 1110 elisl l"Irl tt a, I ran: anted.
'1'hn billowier officer,. ..r.e sleeked:
Hon. Prem., Rev. A. 11. Goin.z, II. A..
Exeter, .lames sireel ; •'1es. ltev,
1.. Ilarl let I, Woodham : .1.0. Vice•
NOTICE is here).y riven 1Irat 1 :t-
bc1lt \Virg t, of the Vilblre 44'
\t'oodlia s made application fu
permission to transfer her tavern
license for the premises in 1 h Vil-
lage of \\'oodhatit known :1;4 1Iie
� o o[
, \ r . Undone n,
\Voodhartt hotel I , .1 . I
Stratford, and any objection to Ihe
transfer of 1 ho licen.e must he made
to the License Inspector. Win. Ital-
lantyne, Seafolth, sol 1.11er than the
Inc Osborne and Hibbert 22nd of August. 1905.
Farmers Mutual Fire Incur- J. A. GREGORY
ante Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS
President: -T. RYAN, DUBLIN. P. 0.
Vice•Pree.:- J. A. t O1IRIS
P. O.
F. MORLEY, WHALEN P. 0.
W. H. PASS 1ORE, FARQUHAR P.O.
W M. ROY. BORINHOLM P. 0.
1. L. RUSSELL, RUOSELDALIC P. O.
AGENTS.
1. CARMICHARL., STA YEA. ON'r.
A. DUNcAY FARQUHAR, ONT.
J. Wtl soN, FUL ARTON, Orr.
I. S. GILFILL.A'r,
NT
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Socv•-Treas. Farquhar.
(:L\I)\i.\N .vd STAN 'SPRY, Solicitors
1 Q IIORTIIOiIN8 FOlt SALE - The
Oh" undersigned has for sale on
' Let 16. Can. 2. Hay. n number of
up-to-date thoroughbred Shorthorn
bulls. They :ire of the low 110.1
blocky type, dark red in color and of
ehoicc breeding. They are nll elig-
ible for registration, and will M. sold
reanotelhly. - .Tohn • Elder, filen,'all
P. 0.
ILEAL ESTATE BILOKEii
North Itattleford. Sask.
Seven years experience in Western
Laude
Selected Lands for sale in block or
single sections from $8 per .acre up.
These lands are situated in the
famous 8a.akatchewan Valley, the
garden of hitt ('an.•tdinn Northwest,
Mon; either the matin line of the
Canadian Northern Railway or the
survey of dig, Grand Trunk Pacific.
1. Twenty years aro Dakota lands
mold for z;( ;,n acre.
2. Today they are setie's; for $50
to $89 an acre.
3. Three years ago \1'eatcrn Cons-
dian lands Tepid for $3 an nere.
4. To -day they aro 'telling for $8
to $25 an acre.
5. in three years snore lands will
again double in value.
6. Why inve t your money nt 5
cent r
Don't wait lief 114q-§ are ru'hin;
1)uy 0 mrct ion or 1 w'o now, then
car afford to %tett while it
grows into money.
Correspondence invited
References:.-1'nion Bank of Canada,
Winniper, :and Mnl•nn1+ Bank,
Exeter, Ont.
per
7.
in.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day TMs
aTak. Bravo Q 1e TaMlits. V� . ��irsvt� bevery
ox. nee.
Rake
tiros bssss mid Is psi 13 sows This
1'ret., Air. Mil 1on Swett zer, Wood•
Naini ; 2nd V. 1'.. Miss Jennie Mille,
(Irani un ; Ard V. 1'., !ley. 8..1. Alain,
,.
V. \v
.c• J. An-
drews.
• 4111 1 . Rev. Parkhill
drews. (•reiIiton ; 5111 V, 1'., Miss V.
Ma Pm 11:111. hirklnn; Sccrel:iry, Miss
May (1111, Exeter ; Treasurer, Miss
Mae W ikon. Greenway ; Conference
IrI.rugaeretnl 've iev T.
Sutcliffe.
S. T. n In+ I
The fullest% i0 ; re.olul ions were a •
1lmpled:- •
1. Resnlvd•.I 111.11 in harmony tilt)
111.1 action of the rel itinr executive,
we 'Infielder that 110m S. S. to our
('nnvenl ion. -Carried.
Whereas in the jud;men t of
11111 convention Ilse present a'•ran•3o-
1110111 fur Ilse 'uppo. 1 of Bev. .T. L.
Stewart. 11. A., has necnmplished its
purpnsn and ihat Ihe Bine line ar-
rived it lien a rnnlinnanec of This
rra11;oind•nt is 111 Ise ,lelrimental to
the hest interests ref the work nt
lar;.' :1m1 e.,pec;ally •,f the work up-
lift 1 he four districts concerned, and
tt here 11 tic 1 ',Neve 1 ha t the eoncen•
4rathill of 11io tnerzics of this din-
t riri upon the support of its own
missionary t• mild lwori,IO such an
irtcenaive ns would result in great-
ly increased livings In mis1ion..., we
recommend this entire question
referred to the Dtislonary ilea rd rat
its next meeting. in 1lte holm Hitt
it' •rnay Dec 1151 way clear In ippoin•t
A PROMJNENT MERCHANT OF MONTRE
if yoe, your friends or relatives suffer with
Fits, Epleps7, St. Vitas' Dance, er Falling
Sickness, write for a trial bottle and valuable
treatise on such diseas.: to Tns Ltttato Co.,
179 King Street, W., Toronto, Canada. All
druggisu gel l of can obtain for you
LE161Q/S FITCURE
Sean tki A NIT119 CO let
ole leanof
Says: "I Believe Peruna Has No Equal.
Pours-na b a Systemic Catarrh
'Comedy, Especially Valuable
to the Declining Powers
of the Older People.
In old ado the mucous membranes be-
come thickened and partly lose their
function.
This leadb to partia1 lora of hearing,
smell and taste, as well as tlieeestivo dis-
turbances.
orre(ts all :lila by it t 'Twine
all the mucous seetub:auca
Peru
opersti
of the
Ono bot ill convince any one. Once
used and runs becomes a life-long
stand-by with old and young.
Mr. Charles S. Benotsaon, TrneedaB,
Mo., writes: "I have followed your in-
structions for the
past month and
am now as well
as I can be at
the age of eighty -
lour years. I thank you for your valua-
ble inslznetiona and advice. I first used
Tswana fourteen years ago when my
health was so bad that I had no hope of
staying many days, and after using it I
began to pick up. It has helped me
ever since. 1 feel well, but will always
bate Pernna as my companion." -
Charles P. Benetsson.
Pe-ra-sa Proved a Ute -Saver.
Mr. Loris Byrens, auctioneer, com-
mission merchant and business broker,
4I16yi Richmond street, London, Ont.,
writes.
"I bad been a sufferer with whist phy-
sicians diagnosed as chronic catarrh.
I thereby lost the necessary speaking
faculties, which almost caused me to
discontinue the business of auctioneer.
"After spending several hundred dol-
lars for various medicines and doctor
MIL without avail, your wonderful rem-
edy, Perms, was recommended to me.
"After using several bottles of this
life-saver, 1 found relief, and I am again
capable of conducting my auction sales.
I wish to convince others, likewise
afflicted, of the merits of your great
remedy." -Loris Byrens.
happy Results renew Vss of Peru-ua.
Mr. Alex McKenzie, Montreal, Ont.,
bookkeeper for the Jewelry and Im-
porting Co. and Scribe for the I.O.O. F.,
Jeanne of Aro Court No. MO, writes:
"Ai I have used Peruns with happy
b, I am glad to endorse it. My
is at times an esti subject to
Lis. Especially if I am out
ot weather or become sud-
I
f g(i! a cold I take Pernna, and
11 ably* etasstiOn of a day or two until
nut felt restored:" -Alex McKenzie.
As WeS As Can Be
At time Aga of
righty-fssr Years.
JAMES CURRIE.
Mr. James Carrie, & prominent merchant of Montreal, Can., writes fro
1896 Notre Dame street, as follows:
••l have used your Perms for catarrh and find It an excellent rem
feroougbsand ooWat. I believe K has no equal. My wife has used sere
bottles and she recommends it very highly. We keep it In the house
ttinualty ibr MmJb• use and would not be without it et twice its cost"
James Currie.
A Valuable Medicine for Coughs and
Colds.
Air. Louis Monpetit, 251 St. Elizabeth
Ave., 8t. Henry, Montreal, is Prealdent
of the 8t. John Baptist Society and a
leading merchant on the St. Lawrence
Market. He writes as follows:
"I would consider myself very un-
grateful if I did not acknowledge the
great merit of your wonderful medicine,
Peruna.
"I contracted &severe cold by remain-
ing too long in my ice house, and be-
came so afflicted with a bad cough that
I was obliged to remain indoors for a
time.
"A friend brought me a bottle of
Perana. I began taking it and imme-
diately received benefit from it. In s
very short time my oold and cough
were gone and I was restored to my
usual health.
"I attribute my speedy recovery to
the use of Peruna and I have no hesita-
tion in saying I believe Peruna to be
valuable medicine for coughs and colds,
and would cheerfully recommend it.*
-Louis Monpetit.
Pernna can be purchased of all first
class druggists at I1.00 per bottle.
Pe-ru-na For Catarrh of the Br
Tubes.
Mr. W. B. Walby, Hotel W
Ottawa, Ont., writes:
"1 have been taking Pernna f
tarrh of the bronchial tubes for
weeks, and was truly surprised to
that it effected a complete cure.
"I had heard good reports of this
kine, but had never really kno
its valuable qualities until I tried
myself, and found it such a tine
that I feel like writing you this.
"Yon have no doubt hundreds
dorsementa, but no one is more
nor pleased to indorse it than
because I have found it of such
to myself." -W. B. Walby.
Paf!'tls Gati ns Ns
Ono realm Irby Peroas has
=anent use in so malty homes
contains no hipstoties Of an
Parona irifeatby barmwleisl.
'ik.>1I�f3eiiir
doss persry results. 11 is
ot
O. A11 . • • • tis>tilseld
1'
tiro. 81 ewari I n 1 111-4 district. Never -
1 belca:r we pledge ourselves to abide
lay •. be decision of I be board. -Carried
:4. Ilesnlve,l 411a I 0 copy of Ihe
above resolution be e,ent to the
Sl rat linty. Sarnia and Stratford
I rir.l a 411a1 they take similar action.
Carried.
1. t'es,lved that conridcrin; the
success u hich has 01 tended' this sum-
mer ,•rhnol, we recommend the Ex -
4.0121 IV'. to snake arrangements for a
similiar ,.chnol in 1900. -Carried.
On Saturday evening we had a
sacred roomy' at which the follow -
Pus, proza'ain was reulered:-1 Solo
"1 Heard the Voice of .Tclus Say"
Evio Huston. Exeter ; .7, Instrumen-
Duet, Miss Mcl'aul, Lucnn, and Mr.
'l'rot1, ; 3, Solo, Japanese
Nat ion:11 Anthem, Mr. Wawa ; 4,
Solo, "'rhe 1)enthlesa Atony,"Mr, G.
Snnl)ico11 ; .5, Itccitation, "Highland
Bride", Mrs. Sutcliffe ; 0, Solo. Mies
Evia Ruston, Exeter ; 7, lnstru-men-
1 all Duct, Misses Kerr and Wilson:
8, Solo. "Face to Face" Mr. Tovell,
St. Marys ; 9, Recitation, "The Soul
or the Or ran." Miss Miller, Winchel-
sea ; 10, Solo, "Penitence.' Miss N.
Carlin; Solo,de t h
Mlc "
"Ile Le.
•t l
1
a
in Japanese, Mr. Ozawa; ,1.., Recita-
tion, "The Last Hymn," Miss Roo-
inson, Kirklon:,13, Quartette, Misses
Tovell and Carlini. Mentors. South-
cot t and Tovell ; 14, National An-
them. Chairman, Mr. Itatz, M. 1'.
The pro;ram will 'peak for itself.
Receipts. $34.55.
SUNDAY
a;airs" aryl pronouncing the bene-
diction i Iles crowds dispersed, and our
first venture in this line of work
was over.
Tho Execut ivy Joel on Munch)
morning' 10 w•intl Up the ottArltsn, 1e
payment of hills.
Total expenses $141 IK
Total receipts .128 til
It11:•::ca dud, 15 37
This alk;ill deficit in In he made
Up by a special 00111.C1 ion taken in
each, Sea;ue.
MAY GILL, District Secretary.
!SECOND TIO\WLEit l'EI:SON
CONDU'C'TED ESCI' It iON
To California and I,rwia Cin
ensilion Portland Ore;..
list 29th 10 'Sept. 211h, 1
$150.00 including transport
meals in dining car, A:eepiai ea
comnlod;lion on I1•:1in and al
tela for above period. As part
ne limited to 125, early reser
jis necessary.
For full particulars Dalt on
Trunk A;entre or address E. C.
ler, Room 308, Union Sta:ion,
onto .
CANADIAN
PACIPIC
drm 1dborcr' Lx6ur1ou
Manitoba
Assiril
$12 Going $18 Returning
GOING DATRS
Rua' 29, 190a
Stations math of but not including main lino T oto to
(including Toronto)
Sept.
2• 1905
Main line Torun to
to Sarnia and stations northh
x
1 nerds
Cardwell Junc. and Torosto on Nortb Bay Section)
Fnroall point,e Toonotorthodf eTriontoandd lClruddwig PaootuSap*'4r 1905
Bay and ldland Divisions.
Tho morning service was conducted
by Rev. S. J. Alain, of Parkhill. 11
opened, as did all our services, with
a son; service, conducted by Mr.
G. flout hcot t anal led by a choir.
After bible lesson end prnycr Mrs.
Sutcliffe sang the verses of "Count
Your Illesl+in;s," the whole coy;re•
gallon joining in .the chorus.
Tho ,.ermotl was preached ny Her
A. 11. Gain;, text, St. John 19: 5
"Ikhold the Man !."
in the afternoon a model Sunday 1
nchuol w':ts conducted by Mr. Ilun1-
phrey., of Parkhill. The adult cla••s
w'a51 :aa;lit by Mr. Liddicoatt• of
London. Primary class by Mrs.
Humphreys. Secretary, C. G. Alain,
Parkhill. Pianist, Miss ('. Wilmot),
Ilnsttoi Lesson, ",loviah'•a Goo.l
Rei;n," 0. T.-"Itenlember now Thy
Creato.• :11 the 1)ay1 of thy Youth."
Sunday School.fieporl : -- Sunday
,cI,o1 :uperintcndents present, 6;
nlinislerc) present, 8: regular offi•
scholars; present, 438; primary ached.
arm pie!^rel, 72; Iota! •,Itcn•I.1n;e,
596; .bibles in t he school, 70; collec-
tion taken, :\12.6:1.
The •'veninz service watt conducted
I,y Mrs. Sutcliffe. Solo i)y Mims Nina
('nulla;, (selected). Sermon by itcv.
0. Darwin, Icxt, Rev. d and ) "Ile
hold, 1 have art l,efore Mee :irr open
door."
The ;ntIcrin;s nu Sunday iters
large, nein; especially so in the even•
in;, the lent could not accomodate
nearly rill. This .crvice was the last
of our 8. 8. cents After sin lin;
ONR•WAY SECOND CLAM TICKETS TO WINNIPEG only will be sold, with
CERTIFICATE extending the trip before Soptember 13th, without additional cost, t
other points In Manitoba and Arinlbola.
It purokers engaged as FARM LABORERS at Winnipeg (provided sash Farm tat
ores work not fees then JO days at barvsstiar, end produce certificate to that effect
t� w1ill be returned to Original Starting Point at rates shown above on or before No,
TICKICTS WILL 188UED TO WOMEN se sell as Men. but will not be Issued it
Halt -Rate to Children. e/ Ticb• . not good on Imperial Limited Express Trains.
For further particulars apply to nearest Canadian Pacific A)rest, or
C. B. FOSTER, D.P.A., O.P. R., Toronto. Ont
1905
THS ORANDTESTT EVA
1901
Canadian Nationbl Exhibiiio
AT TORONTO -AUG.. 26 TO SEPT. I
$5,000 IN PREMIUMS $38,300 IN ATTRACTION
-lux mum 013141,,' Dam.
Ily permission et Bi. Most Orrick UP ars.
jjeetrr Ring Edward VII. the frond rf the
Itlah Custds.His lln.leslys fate rite t.cu•e-
hold band and the inert mili's;y 0.110; al
osganl,aticn in the Empire, will (:ire loo
concerts tech ecd tasty day.
ART ATT TR/AI.VI1rs
In an tererlally ),uil1. Siler*hi, tire
weed sittiel'dryy will 1e ptfutt,ttd the
grendeet collectlo n cf art or art lose -
ores ever got ter/ether cn this ceettrcnt.
Including Icons film the King, the cer-
;orations of the ('It y 4114 nd,.n, the great
Brest Engllrh l'nit-tr,ltic". the Ilepol tic
of Ftn•,P, Poulh Kcnstrgttn lklurtuat
Lord Flrathccns, the l.teu.-Ootetrcr of
Ontario and other dI,llr.ant►hod 14dig .
and gentlemen.
COP OS AT ION P11111 PK
By special et m=end of His Meje'ty the
Ring, Abbe ) s noted and hirtorle tainting
will he en e xhn titan during the a nits
Fair.
W. K. McNAt'OBT. Fcr litre 1.1- . Entry Bladks
President. and Information addreea
Rntrie. (lose: !Ave Stock• ate , Aug. 7•h. Poultry
FAL.t. ov i'OST ArrnOR
The greatest pyre military display et'
',reduced before tte Canadian creep'
Franca In Ihb most recent of the worl
meat eprnbleg eteut. will Le vividly M
tr• a1 with real Jeanette end nue."
soldiery taking part- The nreworks d
Play will be on a brilliant scale, Int rod r
re new features Man oriental chat" l
&rmast Tame To Sra
The Process /Medina. Pimples of alit
Industrieiend Reron►cesof the Count
Thouwands of Hort.ee, tattle Sha
Herta. Pouitr and Doge all c'anadl
Cereals and Minerals, good Trotting a
pacing, w FotoYarlety Show, t
\\'orlon latent Int Ilona.
• SrECIA txc(* OOON%
Speclsl cheap r•al y and iteamhoat
cursiona bare been ran1M. Eoqu
of your ne*rel•t station ee ti.,ke( Sten
rate.,
J. O 01(11..er
and D�oRs, Ae r t1
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