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ALF.NDAR FOR AUGUST 1905
DAY 8 13 20 27
NDAY 7 14 21 28
DAY 1 8 15 22 29
EDNESDAY... . 2 0 16 23 30
R8DAY ....... 3 10 17 21 31
DAY 4 11 18 25
UnDAY 5 12 19 26
IC ItSDAY. AUGUST 24th. 1905
GENERAL NEWS.
11. I)ennett leis !Weil chosen
r of tite Aloelrta Conservatives.
Le Stili saw mill at lirinsley
totally destroyed by fire last
k. 'the fire originated by a
k from the Loiter. Loss about
0, no insurance.
e Liberal convention of the new
vince of Saskatchewan met last
dnesday after passing a resolution
ring party government, elected
falter Scott, M. 1'., to lead them in
forthcoming election. It is under -
the platfr.rm will strongly cont.
with that of the Liberals of
to.
charge of : it unnatural crime
st a ratan named Mason living in
southern part of the county, was
Judge Doyle last week and re•
ded for further evidence. The
is evidently a deplorable one,
ing an awful state of depravity.
Children's Aid Society will co -
rate with the Crown Attorney in
matter.
The mt,uuted Police have been in-
med cf what loess like '1 tntlyder
witted in the wilds of Keewatin,
miles to the northeast of Winni-
g, et a place called Cat Lake. The
tint, an Indian, was found dead in
lode. A police party set out to in-
tigate. ' the crime occurred last
ri! or May, but word of its c,m.
ton has only reached the outside
DASIIWOOD IDESSALL
STOVES. -If yu are in need of a
stuva or furietce, don't fail to have
a, look at our stock, we wore never
iu tt oetter position to supply your
wants. E. P. Paulin. ,1 tr+%wart•,
Stoves and Tinsmitbinz.
-harry Etlirlof[cr, of
visitin; his brother. Mr.
hof[cr, t his week.
-Ilia Sarah Poll
visit.
-Mr. Ned \\'eltiue our popular
implement ttrtnt bas _treated Itis
artl ootot fresh. coat
U[ lal9
t
which Intterialy adds to the appe:u'-
ancc.
-As we sold in our correspondence
this Tuesday evcuin; the frieu,ls and
members of the Lutheran church
,aro cnjoyiu; a pleasant surprise up-
on t1ie r pastor. Rev. Mr. Eiffert,
Mr. Eiffert has been epcndin1 a few
days %with friends in Lozan .town-
ship, Count of Perth, U,, una just re-
t urncd (tam lastevendnr. A hand-
earn° ucw sttel ranee with latest itu-
prorements has .leen duly installed
iu the parsonage /is a token of the
tet
Mr. Eiffert is held
which t[
•
e sl tt d❑ h
by his con;re.;alion, he Lavin; eerv-
ed t his con'zrc.attion for the past
twenty-five Sears. We join with the
congregation in wishing Rev. Mr.
Eiffert continued success iu .Itis
work. is
The pualic school ope-►ed Monday
wit It It he two former teachers in
charge, Mr. McLennan en's Hiss
Koehler.
-Mr. Orval Eines goes to Zurich
again for two weeks and Mr. Vowel
will court here for that time.
-Tice Dashwood base ball tcau►
won a closely contested tzame from
Zurich: boys on the latter's t;rotttnds
Friday evening last, score being one
h, four iu favor of ,Dashwood. One
of (those enetaky 'tricks that is oc-
c;._ciorted :,y unprincipled persons,
which invariably cause hard feeliu;s
between ehe rival clubs, w-lierc the
%ltd +nest of i ood will otherwise es•
arta %v;As 3,erportrated. It oc-
curred this w•ay, 1 he ball that Zurich
boys furnished was not in first-class
shape 1Yo the Dashwood 'ooys offered
to furnislt both balls. one of %ben►
'prior ti new American Leazue Hall.
At the close of the tzala° the thew
ball was picked up by one of •'the
Zurich boys. +Vito dcuied all know-
ledge of ever having seen it. Zurich
being the loser. rh•ulti have fur-
nished Dashwood ooys Ivil11 a ball
instead of steatite; ++'hat vas °Herod
fon use in 13ood faith.
-One of the prettiest weddings
wit nesse (% in Dashwood this year were
celebrated in the Evan;elical Luth-
eran 'Aon church last Wednesday,
when Hiss Emma Oettinz, of Fort
Wayne, Ind., became tow wife of
iter. Lewis O. Wa!per. With the
chiming of the church belle the
bridal party drove to church. The
bride w'cts beautifully attired in a
%'bite eilko!eno dress. ,while the
;own:f of the mold of honor and the
bridesmaid's consisted of white
or;;ttxtie. The Misses Theresa Wal -
per. Clara %Yelper, eistcrs of he
;reont turd Bliss Ida Bentz. of Fort
Wayne acted as bridesmaids .while
the position of maid of honor was
ably filled by Miss Ottilie Waiver.
The groom %a.s supported by Mr.
Art hue Wolper. his orothet•. ant
Messrs. Louis Oottin; and Mr. Ar-
nold Rentz. of Fort Wayne, Ind.
Under 4 he strains of the Ttutnhauser
March. played by Mr. Rudolph Ei-
fert. a college mate of the ;room. the
party marched into the church edi-
fice where the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. 11. Eifert. A fine
reception followed tit /lie home of
the grooms ,.treble. Rev. L. Wai-
ver intends merino to his parish iu
St. Josephsburz, Assin., and his
tetany frys will all join to twist'
1 lie your a couple each an t every
success•
flick-oti, is
Geo. 1•:di
is Noma 0.1 a
The Omtotiu Government has
upttd a pi o;ressivc policy in cotl-
clion. eith the Temiskamina Nor -
Il.itt lt.il v, ay that will ena.tle the
Crnotksiurt to build up a substantial
•5t•rtc rued. The Government have
tided os er to 1 he commission the
u esitc•s :dont I. he railway. anti
couunissioners Lave MOW placwl
u lite• ltoiktt valuau'c proper1iey
1.t1lchford end 1't•n►a.;ami. The
it of °silents, hos not yet liven.
lett up but 1%111 noon IX'. In Co-
%,
1i1•1 1' Meats i.s a flurry or ex -
!Wilt ow 1,1 t o I h.• discot't•ry of
niilurrnl det,t.site. there are a
nht•r of mat tee 4 shat hast• yet to
n. t'un.;t•d bet ween it he Gave/11-
m and the commission. 'flit• flail•
'V.' 's ' 1 wet•
1 1 1 ' Il v('t1 lit
mer
l t iiiii 1 IUfI 1• , I O I
nu
I
er'• 1he mitietuls. 31r. N It, Coto
%Otiti i-:tl rine•(''. of 1 he It •i!wily.
lett•, that tee roadbeds abound with
uiutrals, t•Npcci:tlJy around Cob itt.
H lies not pet been decided %%hat %till
so done it 1, (i he Mineral c1.,im•, out
1,1r. Stolt (( "tales that in disposin t of
111(. = • claims 1 he commission %111
►x, , a
Plow i •less interest ie them.
po I•'I lb•' III (I% :IC 1+ ill ••.r(c(•ivv
9{011. r.'n! (ir frons rhe Itbun'l:ntct o[
'nil I.1 yr Ilill.
%I
ers
--Mr. told Dl51.1-s. G. 1•'. Stolt, 01
Chatham,. Caen( the {rasa week %vitt'
Mrs. J:umes Sul herlaad. Dirs. Scott's
raster.
-Mr. A. Dent, of Dlitcht•ll, leas in
the viletae last week visiting rela-
tives.
-31r. and Mrs. J. S. Wren. of Lu-
cau.: to apeodiii; part o[ their sum-
mer holidays 1% it a heir many. rel-
atives and frien(t, in llensall• and
+'lei tri t y.
-Mimi Attclitsou was its tint villa;c
lay( week t._ntln3 l,cf.,te ICl
shin
5
10 resume, her duties as teacher.
-bliss Barris, of Wroxeter,
visiting Mrs. C. Cook.
-Tile :irony friends of Mr. Geo.
Eyre, of near Cbisclhurst, will re -
•rot to learn that' he is sufforin;
from its.phoid fever.
-Dirs. Dloorelwuse is visit int; rel-
atives stat) friends in Gudoricl.
Y
-D1rs. Ainsley, of Leamington. hos
btsbeenbeen:It the parsonage visiting
her
!sister, Mrs. Medd.
Quito a windier left last week 10
camp et Gland Bend.
•
-Mrs. Gordua D1:u►s recently re-
turned
ltn•ned ,from, the parental Lome al
Exeter. %where she had been taken ill,
but we are tileaeed to soy is slow•
nicely recovered,
-DIr. and Mrs. C. A. McDonnell,
%''sett,(
Forest 1
;uul children aro in L •t 3
31t•,t. DteDonnell's parents.
-51iss Marjory (topper Isis re-
turned Conn a %neaten visit with
her aunt in Toronto.
-Mrs. Thomas Eyre, of Detroit,
accompanied by her emu stud alatt,4h-
ter. nee vi<sitin3 %datives and friends
in Iicn'(11l and vicinity.
-Mr. Thos. Peart,' who was recent-
ly so seriously injured by a binder,
stow able to I;o around n little.
-Mr. It. Drysdale returned last
week from Mobitoba, where he had
been visiting his son`;. Ile reportit a
splendid harvest in %the west.
-Mrs. G. C. Petty and daughter.
bliss Alice, were in Detroit during
thus bast week visiting relatives.
Dlits Kathleen Blackall has been
spending n couple of weeks wit h
relctlivee in London.
-Rev. Oliver Coleman. frolu the
west. was here for a few d rye vis
ilia; his mother. Mrs. Francis Cole-
man.
.Delbridgc of Otte Sovereign
!lank. has returned from n pleasant
vticaldoii.
-blit, Robson. of New York. is
visitin; her sister, Mrs. 11. Arnold.
1e our correspondents ore in need
of Ht angled envelopes and paper
kindly! advise us and we will send it
all once.
This falling of your hair!
Stop it, or you will soon he
bald. Give your hair some
Ayer's Hair Vigor. The fall -1.
ing will stop, the hair wiii
haus Vi or
grow, and the scalp will he
clean and healthy. \X'11 he
satisfied with poor hair '%lien
you can make it r::h?
1ty hair ,.arty alt eam. • ' 1 ' • e
•
erre. Hair Vigor MAA en!. n' . I•
tos falling. New bait e•r. .n ere
li,a w Mils mete•• -)i K'. t.. '' •
aruoRa, N. r.
ill a bottle. ,,:e • %.,. •
t a les watnlaare. ".0"*Y+
Thick Haire
.. gyp=
1'.\I1Q1:iiAlt
--'i'hresliitit is i lr. teal of the
slily.
-Public r:cIoot st•Irted I1st Mon-
day.
-Tho Dlnyer Los not yt ( 14o -taint-
ed civic isalitise.
-Grind Weil is n favorite Sun-
day resort.
-llis5 \lit:.lsell. of \\'inch stn. is
visilin.r friends here.
-The folios% z boys talk of go -
w1•.`11 011 110* harvest excursions:
W 111-r Ma ! • •, G. S. ITeavnre, S. Dun- fricuda 11' s u .: k .
cyan. \\ llc('larh' n, L. Full oil. -31r. i'l.4uk Crtsseeller, »emitter,
-31ias 31s role Sewn is v1-i44nx ill of 1)ttlul1,. st former .eacher of our
the:%very (tens. public ech•acrl, called on old friends
-311se, li:4 31. Gardiner 14 t•% its 1t'•.• tilt•%%+• .+n 'rues:fay .
Oa con n -(hila% -•.I for her succc•s n1 ; -Item. and lir.. Eli Moyer. of
11. • recent t!••p•t tuscntal et inn:n,-' 11espe:er. eat, visit in al the Itutne of
I:• n. Miss Garth' -'r was •tnace••sful , 1 h:, formers sist:'r. 31 r'. 3. Preeter.
with bush parts of ht'.r Hcilior
(•tltuivalion. i Loot: AT \"O1 It LABEL AND SEE
If our correst'oudtntet are in nec•sl, IF 1.01` AIn,: IN Anit Ait(. AND
of I+tnmped envelopes and paper c;i?\1i t'- 'I III: A../,),
kindly advise es and we will send it I ' -
01' once.
ZURICH
WOMAN!
That in address-
ing Mrs. Pink -
ham you are con -
fiidingyourprivet e
ills t o a woman -a woman whose experi-
ence with women's
diseases covers a great
many years.
You can talk freely
toa woman when it is
revolting to relate
Torr private trou-
bles to a man -
besides a roan
data not under-
stsgd-simply be-
e
Hash is
ca
Many waomanmen
suffer in silence and drift along fro* .
bad to worse, knowing full well Va.},
they ought to have immediate assist-
ance, but a natural modesty impel"
them to shrink from exposing them
selves to the questions and probab y
examinations of even their family
physician. 1 t is unnecessary. W ithptq
money or price you can consult a w
man whose
knowledge from
actual ex-
perience Ls great.
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation.
Women suffering from any form of
female weakness are invited to promptly
communicate with Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lyim, Mass. All letters are received,
opened, read and answered by women
only. A woman can freely talk of hey
private illness to a woman; thus 44
been established the eternal confidence
between Mrs. Pinkham and the women
of America which has never been
bl'oken. Out of the vast volume of
experience which she has to draw frons`,
it is more than possible that she hat
gained the very knowledge that will
help your case. She asks nothing iii
return except your good -will, and her
advice has relieved thousands. Surely
any woman, rich or poor, is very foolish
if she does not take advantage of this
generous offer of assistance.
If you are ill, don't hesitate to get •
bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham'sVegetable
Compound at once, and write Mrs. Pink -
ham, Lynn. Mass., for special advice.
When a medicine has been successful
in restoring to health so many women,
you cannot well say, without trying it,
"I do not believe it will help me."
ELIMVILLE
K111i TON ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
-Mr. 1). %Voc l tut :Ind children.
of Exeter. visited with Mr. Thomas!
Roadhouse. his blot l t•r-in•lan" on
Friday last .
-Mr. Roger Crocker. 0n.l family,
of Toronto. t•iei,,e1 Hills Mr. it. 110a -
kin last week.
-Mr. W. 31. Leigh is t,liah►Iy in-
disposed these this not heist ante•
la attend to Lia store duties.
-Several of our buys will away
to the north -tees( in the course of it
few days to assist in t he _treat har-
vest. Amon; those front tics vil'a;e
are ((cases. 1. I)oupc, W. I. C.
(Crown. E. 1)uupe and Mr. Hanna.
\1'c wish them rtll a pleasa.lt trip
sad return.
-Several from the Our; intend
taltia; a trip to the take on Satur•
Clay, i1 ot•ia; the Eden picnic.
-Tho harvest. of 1!105 is about com-
pleted land the crop on ilhe whole
111s been well 'taken care of and i5
of izoo(t quality.
-Several from this vicinity :at-
tended the funeral of the late lir.
Cann on 'Tuesday.
-Miss Olive Hawkins s15'nt a
couple of (tart under the parcnetl
reef.
-Several from 1 iii vicinity art
tlsinkinof Inkint in the excursion
to she Wc,•tt on Sept. 2nd.
-The Misses Fair lett on Satur-
day last io resume :their positioas
as school teachers at Leadon and
I'ef roles.
-Mr. Guhr, who has the comsat%
far 1 he Elimville drain has the ma-
chiucry on the 'around and expects
to commence work in a couple of
weeks. Ilo has leased the reside tee
of Mr., \1'ilcocks and is utovim_ in
1 hit week.
-\list' Ethel Keilertuan. of Dasl►•
wood, was the Izsest of lliss Pearl
1\'uriz last week.
-Mr, and Mts. Win. liuechtci. u[
Merlin. wetvisitors ,at the home of
Mr. .1. Preeter last week.
-11rs. J. L. Witt: and children, of
herbal. are visitin; nt the home of
311. and Dirs. Philip llauch.
-31r. Norman Brock has returned
home from a three weeks visit with
relatives in Stratford and Ilami►ut•;.
-51t•s. Jas. Laidlaw and son Left
for 4 heir home in S:uu1a:; Centre.
Dlich., Saturday. after a ele.saml
visit wit It relatiuvf s :nut friends
here.
-Mr. William 'tender leas moved
into. hitt new residence. 31r. Bender
Iris t,rc•cted for himself a fine dwcl-
lin; and it adds greatly to the ap-
pearance of That liar{ of the villa se.
Death entered the house of Mr.
Noah. S:u•ctras. Thursday uturniut and
claimed their little boy azcd to bout
b mous lie. The lit 1 l fellow w:t5
sick only a day and a half anti all
that medical skill could do failed to
sav0 /11.0 young life.
-'I'La nen' Show' ]hall al the fair
;rounds is nearin1 completion and
by the lime she date of the fair
rollsround every lh
hint
I
ie it
the best of order.
-31rs. 11uth^_s, of St. Louis, bet ler
kno%le lore as -Hiss Ida i':vans wi+it -
cdpost ra"t week wills ort n end
s •w , t l
uu(
R
/Mild'. Mrs. 11
V %%'.It
\ li all
aro I
formerly (tend milliner for the late
firm of Appel R. Zeller, and made
Chatty warts (tient.: by her kindly
disposition. who were 1111 doll rhl ed
( to have line 1lrivileze of renewing the
friendship; 1heti tirade.
-Mies boo Eil;te•r visited Exeter
AUCTION
The Kidneys
Auction role 67 house aro lit in when t} are weak ter.
l' Autust 26, on Ann street, ""',
roperty t+[ (lets. Ann Ilarn( s. .loin e or stagnant, the whole
1: Auction cr.
1' lrs•lay, Sept. 21. All:t;',:1 s +!" I system suffers. Don't neg-
. f ,rn► shock rind implements. 11 1 sect, them at, this tithe, but
told privately on or betide tht•1
inova date the farm will also be o:- beed
f+•red for sale by public auction. lyes aching bate the bloused
rti' ;:'-. t nppl,v .o lar a Cause''• "!face,thesallowOo i00,
:,,. , ,•,, W. II. Itarvey, lyre • tND
of I i, m dock t•:5 lo! - begin treatment at once with
It. Hood. l's'nrne. !' ati8s'a
the warning of the
•. v to ;. • . 15th. 1905: 1' . ! the urinary , and
' 1 t sly l,i ort t hat dal • . ♦
11,. lot F. half
f}food s Sarsaparilla
•r
ss. 1. 1.1 '. .rel, eon(:,lnlnz 5ii _=r,,
or 1' Thos. Camereth. .\' whichcontrainst•bebest.and
tilts
r. E. E. Hackney, Prot. ,safest curative substances.
• If • or rorreepototente are in at • 1 For testttloniols of renmeitoikb cures
:•t 3111 ^d tav(loIos 011(1h st ' t" seri for Book on t Mnsys. No. 6. •
I. ;telly srlt•is" ttv and we will wt•r ' C. 1. Hood Co., LOwil, Ma&
EDEN
-Diaster (toy Switzer. who +t:•
t'0 seriously ill last tt•cek, is mak -
itl; '400c1 14.0 press tcwit rd tecuv(•ry.
-Mr. Ernest Ito:►inson, of Stott -
ford. is spctidin; 0 few days as a
Itotiduy visit iu ant the home of his
parent:,. Ile has :t - companion.
-Mr. end 31 rs. 11. .1. Roadhouse,
et Ft. Marys, spent Sunday last vis -
i1 icor 'tit 51r. Jas. ll•Izclwood's, Otis.
Ito.] dhouse's brother.
--51r. Smith O'liriere of Sl. 51arys,
%i or :1 visitor in the vil!ogc 011 Sori-
a ly fast.
-1L. Tl:os. \\'a;ho:t►. V. 5., :r n•1
family, of Walton. spent Sunday
and Dlontlay at the (tome. of W. 11.
!Marshall. his :aro( her -in-law.
-Courts Woodham and Ivanhoe of
the 1. 0. F. held 1 he largest. and
0:1
cs ul c lurch parade
'nos( e,ucc ,C 1
Sunday evcniu; las:, enjoyed il). lLc
Court since Its organization. 11.'nt-
iiers of the fol:0w•in_t visiting Courts
to the number of 100 ls.in; pt•c•sent.
to 'lake part in the service; St• Marys
Carlingford, Fulia11cont. Farquhar,
Well.)urn and Woodhaui. The 'Meth-
odist church tuns unable to accom-
mod,ato the immense gathering. The
p istor of the church, Rev. Veal,
r:n•tt Ott:: of 111(1 most practical ser-
mons listened to by a gathering
for it long time. After the servi':e
:Its tJte church the brethren and com-
panions returned to their court room
where in friendly chat and a fee..
words of commendation of the Order
pleasant half hour was spent, at
It's close of which till returned to
1l eir houses [Coin; Chat it is good
fur brethren to dwell together in
unity.
-Word has been rewire(' of the
d. tth of 11r. .lames Iluzel vootl. of
4111 lim-• II!nnshard. Particulars
next week.
1f our corlcst:ontlents lire in need
of Htamped eilvelotses and paper
kindly advise us and we will send it
at nttcc.
LOOK AT 1"Ol'It LABEL AND SEE
IF YOU ARE IN ARREARS, AND
SENT) US TILE AMOUNT.
•
-Dli+s Ith:a;l•, Kerslake, of Exeter.
and moss 1'. Snell. of London, and
friend. spent Sunday ibe i;uest of
(lits It. Esscry, of Edell.
-.-.11i•s•t Es a Ili^k5 vests :1 [tical •11
311'. F. l,nxtou'v on Suntlny. We
ore always aha:1 to are our old
itt'i;hintr•t hack a;sin.
-11r. (;eters( 'took. who has %►cell
':u (cri(IIMIY tl•I, is 'entice -hat hetier
lull rt-111,'tl.s l0 Dct roil ort Wetlnc•.s •
day for furs her medical treatment.
-31is1 .l rssie bloa11,11 it visitit. at
'
Ileo' keine here.
c.
1-'4'1.'t'(' Smithy School will hold it'
:timepicnic on Satul•day next.
Every:rely come and have a soul
ri
int
School has re -opened ++itIt quite :1
Lar:1 alt(n(kibee. 31r. Davidson is
%cicauu+ i►tek
CENTRALiA
-Iter. (i. W. Andrews and family
aro holidaying a1 Muskoka. itev.
Schram. of Ituffnlo, w•ilo is visitin;
fri •Hatt Nue, will take charge of
1services nett Sunday.
-31r. (lest' Fuld• of Exeter. %% 1•4
till ;zoos! of Mss ('oro \Win(t'te . t.;)
Sttuttty.
-,hiss '1ari111'0 11•Indfurd, 14•ft on
Friday for 'Toronto, where Rhe 5.111
n11 end She millinery openness.
A very interesltnz baseball to •'_'•
%vie player( here oil Monday Cvt pin
Lot 5+(011 Exeter and ('' n1 esti'% .1 nt, 11
1- sins. That r-c•ire was :lir a 0 I i
f .% or of Exeter. Try. t ry
s you'll succeed at last.
WILY WB 111100111111111D
"ti MLA" FURNAMS
Co..use mthey are
f j
of Preston. T'fat'S Cas i
klearantce of quality wekW. eflk
because they have fss•a
of being bolted ore ssaIeei
Posed joists stake Ueda
tlgkt and gas-tight.
Became they seatless less feel for the
last (bey give out.
because the have special grates for
vett coat and wood.
17r * e -well, these are ale==
ransoms why we Walt Hee
are best.
Come in sad let ns go over thew
together.
local Agent :
H. SPACIiSMAN
Bran Shorts
FIur
Oats Barley
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Moving Dau&
Moving always breaks er
something and Crockery
is sure to come in for its
share, but if you use our
Stock Lines it is easy and
not expensive to replace i
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Stock Patterns :
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12 different Stock Lines to
choose from, every one pos-
sessing A 1 duality, you can
snake up your own set or buy
a few pieces at a time. price
is just the same which ever way you hu . We have these lines in
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Decorated Line
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beautiful underglaze colors and prints,
Crown Derby Colors, Austrian Louise China, Naviland China,
Limoges China. Price from $5.00 per set up to $75.041.
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DINNER SETS under (laze colors,w lines n pieces pink,terns •
earl :
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colors at $0.00 and $6.50 complete ♦.
• and peacock ,
2 • , Full gold lines, traced covers, •••
• •MAIJI I! SE IAT EItA N Dinner. Tea nd Salad Sets, :V
• splendid quality, ' 59.(xl. ♦.
OPIUM i I AT7 I.1rA.
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98 pieces full sets in Gold Lines,Eitra Gold'I'racing, new shapes $l0 I
• I Fancy English Decorated Ware •
i: In an enormous variety of shapes and patterns. The well known
• makes"lloyal Devon "Bristol Art Ware." Something good ••
: • and a asing and lasting. In fact its all worth buying, its worth :
using, its money well spent and wisely so. •I
Buy your Crockery, Glassware, (.amps, China, Etc., at •
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•I WE PREPAY express or freight charges on all purchases •of •♦-
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We have a full stock of
iiarvey's Star and Ogilvie's
Royal Household Flour,that
Make the women suiikwhen
they uSt3 it.
Vs'e also have a whole-
some stock (,f Groceries
on hared•
Re sure and get our prices
bef.•re 1 tlrchasirrg-
S. HARDY & SON
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Plrono 1684.
134 Dundas Street and Carling Street,
Opposite Market Lane, Fortner Screaton Premises.
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CAPITAL PAID UP • .$3.000.000.00
RESERVE FUND - $3 C00.000 CO
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Open every La1%f ll Doty from 10 A. '1. to 9 r. +1. rseeps 11Atutda) 11) A. 14. to 1 t. 11.
Fnrniortla' Mn iv Notcw r •l»•.1 tr lott.et -d. Forms supplied
1hts;;1 .Itlon. U1tarisri,r,ll tr. -in thelNmttn're.(ir£ntflri•n•:.rood I'n
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pounded 11011 t. stir) an., added 10 rt , drill o.' . •• )Oh And ften-%nit's :11st. 110•
to ltA it(r(•!p'. ,I -n w• tea nt 4 h'trhest , rivet i •. • . 1 Inicie.1 slimed.
Aeavonceet otto!' r,' farmers •'lick r• '.r+ Rud Itistrie•A men at •
loe est 1st,.not en n• 1 NI amble tort Age, i 1'r•'s.1,• T rTo. (.;(%etl'teent. a•
Dickson & Carling, St,t't•itt'rl. N 0 HURDON, Manager.
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EVERYTHIN NEW
N6llCS In drft1 Fall Dress 600.ls•
ALL -WOOL SERGE FOR CIIILDREN'S WEAR
Fine French All I'ure''t ool Serge, in red, blue, garnet, light
blue, 38 ins. w ide; special, yard 2SC
SCOTC1f TARTANS
Scotch Tartans, in different clan, wide width; special, yard •.. 224.
HARD TO BEAT
Fine French i ge, all pure wool, 46 ins. wide, in black, red,
garnet, blues (all shades), brown, gray and green; regular
45c, for, yard 37%c.
All -WOOL VENETIANS & BOX CLOTHS -3 Specials-4'
Green, brown, tans, blues and cardinal, 48 ins. wide; special, yd 50G,
Green; brown, tans, blues and cardinal, 42 ins. wide; special, yd 69c
1'riestley's Chiffon Venetian, all leading shades, 50 ins. wide
unspottable and shrunk; special, yd ...... .... .. • .95c -
Fancy
95c
Fancy Tweed Effects and Plaids, two-tone effects, all new
colorings and combination, finest of wool, 54 ins. wide;
at, yard .. • • .. • • ...... 50c, 75c and 95c.
PRIESTLEY'S CRAVENETTES
Cravenettcs, 6o ins. n ide, in light and dark shades, light and
heavy weights; at, yard g5c, $t oo and $t .50'
KIDxLO ' E
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Kid,Gloves, dome fasteners, in black, gray, tans, white,
special, pair
SILK GLOVES
Silk Gloves, elbow length. in white and black. special, pair .... 5oc
59c -
Those Natty Up-to-date Soft Front Shirts, pleated style,
sizes 14 to 17; regular 65c, for, each ........
39C
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Western Fair
tot? .tM,.Ir,GM tw.r 1.... ►Ail
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When Governor Sirncoe 1414 the foundation of
London, Ontario, one hundred years ago he knew it
would grow to be a great city. but 5.4 no thought of the
Western tear.
The Western Pair gives the people of this country
an 'scaliest opportunity for a pleasant eating at a
minlmun of cost, and at the same time develops. their
store of practical and useful knowledge.
Its educational features have always been carefully
fostered by the Directors. This year several Important
improvetnesis of an Itutructire nature have been added.
The celebrated Stet Highland Regiment band wi11 glee
three concerts daily during the ez)ibitloe. The entertain•
ment department will 5e letter than ewer, and w111 tnctu.le
leaping the gap In mid air on • steam cntomobile
roil sw•••r.t1•111 will*. W. J. nrlo. ••.•..•w*. •w
J •. M .
LONDON
Sept.8 16, 1905