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STEWART'S
ARE YOU WATCHING
The Big Store Grow ?
The Bi,; Building Sale is still on. Are you getting you
share (.f the Big Bargains?
-20 Per Cent discount off all Reads -made Clothing still
holds i;oue 1. Have you figured. out what au immense saving
this lfe•.tns to you? Any $12 Suit. in the Big Store for $9.60,
any $ tl► Snit f'or $8, any $7.50 Suit for $0 and so on all
through the List. All Boy's Suits at the same discount.
75c Per Pair A Broken Lot of Shoes. some Men's. some Women's,
Some Boys' and Girls' regular values from one dollar
to two .1 1,us. If your size and style is in the Lot. 73 cents the pair is all you
Lave to [sty. Como in and look through the pile,
25c The Yard
A mixed lot of Odd Lines in Dress Goods, plain Wool
Sergee, Farcy elohairs, Fancy Lustres, Fancy Tweeds,
.and fn., a- ti.ured Bleck Goods. A hig,lot to pick from. Regular 35 to 00 cte.
your t le .:_t- !o; '23 cents.
$3el for a Men's Rain Coat that you'll wonder how it was ever made
• ' the prier. \Veil, perhaps it wasn't, but while the Big Building
B tee is ,. , .vo .will give you a mighty good coat for $3.20.
1) • Yoe know we are Sole Belling Agents for Exeter for the famous
KIN HARD HAT It has all other hard hats beat to death. Ask
any of the city boys what Hat is 1T and they
Will hu tey Say the KING. It looks well. it wears well and its the most up-to-
date ti •: we know of. Lets show you One.
TU ADVERTISERS.
Toe copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestiseuieut' accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
TH1'RSDAI, JULY 19T11. 1906
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LOCALS 1
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AUG. 2ND HAS BEEN PRO-
CLAIMED CLAIMED CIVIC HOLIDAY ANI)
EVERYBODY INTENDS TAKING
IN THIE. MASONIC EXCURSION TO
SARNIA.
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TI: E. STRATFORD OLD BOYS
will hold their reunion at Stretford
from August 4th to 0th.
MAJOR LAVRORN, OF MILITIA
District No. 1, w:is in WWII Mon-
day. inspecting the :+rutory of No.
6 Company.
TIIE CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday School will hold their annual
excursion to Grund }Send on Tuesday
next, 21t h inst. i,
MR. CHAS. 1)VEII, \VII0 \VAS
appointed to "the Clinton branch of
the Mulson's'b:ank, saes been trans-
ferred to the 1lensall branch.
MiSS EDITH MONCITR ENTEiI-
t:aincvl a number of her young tidy
friends o' 1'ul'-sd%iy evening in honor
of her cousin, Miss Twohey.
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DON'T FORGET TILE MASONIC
EXCURSION' TO SARNIA AUG. 2,
CIVIC IMOLIDAY, FAIRE $1.A5.
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EARL 1'. BROWNING, WHO }IAS
been with the Sove.reigo Bank at
Ilensall, for soon•• time. hens been
transferred to the Goderich branch.
REV. E. A. PEAR WILL TAKE
eIii.rge of the services next Sunday
evening .at t he the summer 6'abhat h
School convention t.e be held nt
Grand Bend.
MRS. MARY Oi1TWE1N HAS
merohosed from Antos. l'opleslone, of
Detroit, the house and lot on An-
drew street, now occupied by Mr.
J lin MalIot.
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TIIE MASONIC EXCURSLON TO
Butter and Eggs are as good as Cash. SARNIA AUGUST 2ND WILL IIF; A
• M M I•:lt, EVERY BODY. IS GO -
are open for any Quantity.
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Stole will be closed all day ThursdayAugust` 'riir MAIN STREET METHODIST church picnic to the Take yesterday
was largely attended. many tnkiiid
advantage of the pleasant weatter
for the outing.
SEVERAL FROM EXETER TOOK
in the ball game between Crediton
and Clinton et Crediton Friday night
last. Those who didn't ride walked
that is. hart of the way.
MR. .1. G. STAN BURY LEFT
hist Friday for n two we^l.•s' fish-
ing trip to Point Au Bari), Geor-
gian Bay. He was accompanied by
his brother.in-Loy, Dr. E.astw•ood, of
1'etcrboro.
2nd, Civic Holiday.
T• A. • STEWART
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CIARCt1AND,
JEWELER & OPTICIAN.
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Miss Anry Johns is visiting h
sister, Mrs. \V. Goodison, nt Sari
m., s. .1, .1. White is visiting friends
in Detroit, Windsor, Oxley end Com•
et.
Mr. Thos. Carling, jr., left Tuesday
for n couple weeks outing nt the
Bend.
Miss Jennie 1ia.rdy ens t he guest
of the Misses Itickb"?I el 'Zurich last
week.
Scvetii1 front Exeter :mended 1 he
Twelfth of ,luly. Oeclebretion nt Sea -
fort h.
Miss Dinah Elston, milliner of
Fcrgue, returned Monday evenin; to
spend Iter vneetion.
Mr. Sol. Ilnrdy left Monday night
for Edmonton. where he will look
after his land them.
Pr. L. i,. and Miss Mabel Follittk,
of St. Marys; were: the guests sof
their parents Sunday.
Mase Jeanette Brown rend Miss
BI tache honk 1e'(t Thured ty for .t
visit wish friends in Detroit.
Mies May Spicer, of Brantford, is
In town renewing the .arqua.intnnre.
ship of her young .(irl friends.
Miss Alice (l'rley, of London, who
was visiting Miss Mabel R.irrnws,
returned home Siturdry evening.
Mrs. John Illatclrford and ',Mies
Marion Blatchford, who were visit•
ing in Lur.:n r;•turned home 11st' Sal-
urdey.
Mr. esel Mrs. T. N. Nortlkott and
daughter, Lelia, of Stratford• are
visit ate friends end relatites in
town.
Spring
Suitins
Say we got in some swell spring
Suiting. last week. They are
right up to the moment.
Coats are two inches longer
than last year and the Lapels
are so much broader and deeper
that you can't help but notice
them.
The Vests are cut with five
buttons and the Pants are just
a little peg toppy.
They are beauts all right for
$15, $18 and $20
and no matter where you go,
von can't find anything that
will fit as nice as they do.
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W. W. Ta an
Mwreheant Telles•.
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SI s + I'Io+ en -e Jerkell 9pont Sunday
s' it h
friends in London.
Mrs. John Newcombe, of Stratford
4 aisiting relatives In town.
Miss Merle Gould, milliner of
Mr. :eel \ira. Geo. Heiman, left
1Z1) t h• is borne for lie holidays. monday moon ng for Meosimin, Sask.
Mrs. Joseph Yellow is oonfined where they will visit their eon. it.
to the house with appendicitis• IT. Beaman.
Miss Marion Elston, milliner of m... .1, A. Stewart and children
wk hill. is home for the holidays. end 'Ira. \V, J, )k'iman and Master
Mies Nina (lading and Miss star- Clyd left Nroteity for two weeks'
thn tltrling are borne for their ea- Damp it 41,0 Rend.
teatime. Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Glidman and
Master Welter Drinkwater, of ohildrtn, who have been visiting in
London, is the geest of itis sister. Toronto and I'eterhera, returned
fire. S. Bottler. home Friday evening;.
MESSRS. GIB DOW, A. E. TEN-
n'int and TIios. 11. Elliot left Tuesday
for the Northwest with three car.
Toads of horses. Mr. Elliott will ge
to Crystal City. where he will fol-
low his occupation es mason.
TIIIIEE Fi1EIGIMT CAitS WERE
derailed at the station on Monday.
Several Gars were being %witched
and the brnkenian who is a new man
forgot to turn the lever, allowin;
the curs to run off the track.
MISS ETIiEL NORTIICOTT RE -
turned Saturday from Baden, where
she hes leen cng:tzed as milliner. We
are sorry to state tha.t she contract-
ed typhoid fever joss before her re-
turn and is now under the doctor's
care.
'fBE EXETER DISTRICT 8I;M-
1net School and Convention will bo
held at Grand Bend fro» n July 22 to
29 it,chtsive. An excellent program
hos leen -arranged and same of the
best Sunday School work •rs will be
present to take charm. of the ser-
vices.
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ENJOY VOITIISELF AUGUST 2
BY ACCOMPANYING THE MASON-
IC ORDER ON 'THEIR EXCURSION
TO SARNIA.
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MR. GEO. T. PARKINSON, A
former EliniviIle boy and now of
London. has been appointed prinoi-
pal of Grand Avenue school. lie )►8A
been for some time teacher in the
George school +1141 has many
friends will be pleased to learn of
his promotion.
DONT STRAIN YOUR F:VES
They will be needed for reserve u,e
later on. More people suffer from
imperfect eyesight throu,h neglect
than is imagined.
OPTICAL. SCIENCE
as applied to oetr best grade .!lasses
and speetncics is a positive help to-
w trds curing (yrt infirmities.
Don't tun a r•' ' ,Ming classes
t hat sometimes ' . 'dness. See
us anti be sure.
W. S. Howey Phm. B'
Chemist and Druggist
EXETER, OTT.•
Read This Bargain List._
$1.50 Shoes for $1
pair's 1Votueu'eOxford Ties,
sizes 21. :3. 31. 4 On sale at $1.
White Canvas Oxfords
$7.50 Summer Suits for $4 98.
t1 only Men's 2 piece Suits, Coatand Pants
flue Navy Serge with White Stripe, double-
breasted coat well liuished, good fitting.
92 cents Sizes 37. 38, 40. On sale at 111 98.
l2 pairs Misses White Canvas
White Bed Quilts for $1.25.
Oxfords sizes 11, 12, 13, 1, 2. reg- 15 only large White Bed Quilts. excellent
utas price $1 25. On sale fit, as. 15
soft finish, beautiful patterns. On
Boys' Wash Suits
25 Boys; Suits of excellent
washing material, navy with
white stripe. grey and white and 1 150 yards Fine Familine Silk, colors Pale
linen sb,uies. Blouse or Buster ;Blue, Pink. Champagne, excellent quality.
Brown styles, all nicely trimmed !The dbet Bargain in
Silk we have
ever of -
cents
and made. Prices $1 50 to $2 Un sale tit 21) cents'
Oa sale at 08 cents :
male at $1.`2.5.
50 Cent Familine Silk for 29 Cents.
$7.00 Silk Underskirts $4.50.
2 only Black Taffetta Silk Underskirts,
wide full flounce, nicely frilled, a beauty.
On sale at $4.50.
75 Men's Summer Hats for 58 cts.
All our stock of Men's Linen Hats. The
tuost up-to-date shapes. Pretty shades of
Grey and Linen, sold regular at 75 cents.
On sale at 58 cents,
50c Women's Silk Lace Gloves
for 38 cents.
Women's Lace Gloves in Mack, White.
Guaranteed all pure Silk, medium length,
regular price 50 cents. _On sale at 38 cents.
White Lawn Waists
10 dozen women's White Lawn Waists,
big collection in all sizes, full assortment of
styles trimmed with fine Val Lace and In-
sertion, fine tucks, regular price $2.00. On
sale at $1.25.
4 Women's Cotton Vests, 10 cent quality
for 25 cents.
75c Black Tafl'ett a Silk
for 49 cents.
100 yards Black Taffeta Silk,
very rich soft finish will not cut,
guaranteed pure Silk on sale
at 49 cents.
l5c Straw Hats for l0c.
5 dozed Men's Harvest Hats of
fine straw, high crown, medium
width brine, rea'nlar price 15 cts.
On sale at 10 cents.
25c Boys' Leather Belts
for 19 cents.
Boys' Leather Belts in pretty
Tan shades, new patent clasp,
best value at 25 eta. ever shown.
On sale at 19 cents
10c Embroidery for 5c.
' 500yards tine Embroidery and
Insertion in different widths, all
on sale at5 cents per yard.
SNELL & ROWE.
THE FARMERS HAVE COM- Market Report. -The following is
menced their annual harvest of the the report of Exeter markets. ear -
wheat crop. rected up to July 19th.
MR. HERMAN KEIINICK, OF Wheat, 79 to 81 cents per bushel.
the Themes raid, who w.as injured Barley 42 to 45 omits pct bus.
last week by accidentally falling Peas, 60 to 65 cents per bushel.
through the upper floor iu the barn, Shorts, $20 a ton.
is recovering nicely, alt hou.h one
side of his f:ic•' is still partially par-
nlizcd.
MR. WILLIS POWELL WAS TAK-
en ill at Myth the latter part of
last week. Ile returned home, end
is now confined to his bed, appendi-
citis .leaving set in. His ninny friends
will be pleased to Fee him out again
a in th every near future at that.
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IVIIAT'S GOING TO BE TIII•;
i(1GGEST'EVENT THIS YEAR: THE
MASONIC EXCURSION TO SARNIA
AUG. 2ND. GOOD FOR T\VO DAYS
TICKETS GOOD 1RF.TURNiNG
LEAVING SARNIA 10 1'. M. AUG.
2N11, OR ANY REGULAR TRAiN
AUGUST 3RD.
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TRUSTEES AND TEACHERS -
That the new scale of 'salaries for
teachers does not .apply to this year
nary be aecn from the following:
Section 39 (4) Public Schools Act,
1906: "The surer so levied and col.
looted by the council of the township
small, after the present calendar
poser, be applied exclusively to leach-
ers' salaries."
MESSRS. W. J. IIEAMAN AND W,
11. Levett, who were attending the
Coal dealers' Convention, 11 Scran-
ton, 14i., arrival home Saturday
much pleased with the trip. While
the greets of the coal Company they
had the experience of !Ming lowered
several hundred feet into the earth
where the t' inirs were et work.
AT THIS TIME OF T11F; YEAR
there are a number of visitors in
town, and it is impossible for us
to spot out all set -etagere and know
who they are visiting. if you will
kindly di op us a line, roll us up
on telephone 31 or conte intra the of-
fice and tell us, at c will he pleased to
nuke the announcement. If we are
not here, you pan put your item of
news in the letter hole in the door.
MIt. iiAIIIIY LAMBROOK MET
with :t painful accident on Satur-
day which will k{ •p )nim confined to
his room for some Urns. ile was
hauling chicken feed, and was
standing unloelin. it, Mrs.
hrtnhrook assisting ftirn, when tits
horse started forward. Mr. Lam -
brook lost his b+lanoe and fell out
of the wagon, strikin.t on his should-
er on the ground. Ile :Nos carried
intoroibis house. ,and :in examination
ahosve1 (lilt his shoulder beide w•ts
bken.
MILS. .101IN Mc1.ALGHLMN iIAD
the misfortune Inst Thursday to
fracture her right .wrist and receive
other injures while picking cherries.
She ens on a ladder and was try-
ing with a eine to pull down :t
branch, when the branch broke. The
sudden breaking of 1,hc limb reused
Mrs. McLaughlin to lose her bal-
ance, end she fell Itetwcrn the rungs
of the ladder to the ground, sus-
taining the injuries above mentioned
She is now doing very nicely.
THE IRALF-YEAMRI,Y RETURNS
of Dii•is'on Itcgistttir Hess. for 11 ay
Township Of births, deetha rind
m ire -lege!' for 1 he belt year 'com-
mencing oro Jenunry 1st and ending
on June 30th is IS follows: register.
e1. 31: diet•hs, 15: and marriages,
16. The law reeardin; the reti$tra-
tion of htrthe, deetths and rn•arringes
is very strict et present, much more
so thein a few years ego. and a per.
son ncglcclin.t to attend to tilde
promptly is II flee to n 4+envy fine.
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR-
geon, will be a t the Commercial
Hotel the first Friday of each month.
Hours, 9.30 e. m. to 4.30 p. m. Glass-
es properly fitted and dinmscsof eye.
ear and mane treated. Next visit
Friskiy, August 101h.
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Oats, 36 to 37 tents per bus.
Bran, $17 per ton
Hey, $6 to $8 per ton.
i'ototoea. 75e. per hag.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Clover seg d, $7 to $8.50 per bus.
Butter, 18 cents per pound.
Eggs, 18 cents per dozen.
Cextl, $6.75 per ton.
Hoge, dressed, $9.50 to $10 per cwt.
Hogs, 1ivow•rieht. $7.60 a cwt.
SOMETHING
which everyone needs
ar.d no one can well
do without.
MELISSA BALM
A Scientific Skin Food high-
ly recommended for Sunburn,
Tan, Freckles and Redness. of
the Skin.
ndispeosoble IA WU Wel
Its cooling, soothing and
healing properties make it
unsurpassed as a toilet lotion
Ask for Melissa Balm.
Nothing Can Be More Satisfac-
tory.
Price 25 ceots per Bottle. Pre.
pared by
W. S. COLE Phm. B.
Central Drug Store.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
The Old Reliable established in business in the year
186.2, are still in business although many have been the
changes since then. We may say there isn't one iniiinsinesa
that was in at that time but ourselves. but still holding tho
fort, for uprightness and square dealing.
This week we are offering big bargains in all lines of
Summer Goods. In those White Blouses that we had such
a good season in. to clear the balance out, we are offering
them at very low prices. $1.25 for $1, $1.50 for $1.25, $2.25
for $1.75, and $l:3 for $2.50, etc. Choice Lot of Linen
Towels 2(1 cent for 15 cents A Lot of Dress Goods that we
will sell cheap to cleat'. Ready-made Clothing, will allow
20 Per Cent discount in order to make room for our Fall
Goods. We also have a lot of Boots and Shoes in Men's,
Women's and Children's that we will give 25 per cent dis-
count to clear them taut.
Butter 18 Cents, Eggs 16 Cents.
CALLING BROS.
Sense and Dollars
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the SovercignBank of Canada
/ahem matey Is a place where yes cos get it ween you went i t.
Qoband-in-band. The affluent of to -day
are those who used goodcatmmoa••ease
yesterday and the day before. They made
& point of saving something each week;
and their wealth and iadependanoe grew
and �xoa can commence to -day.
$1.00 opens an account.
1'nteesst paid 4 times a year.
ICREDITON. DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors'
tIIIIIIIMIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIal
Western Real Estate
Exchange, Limited
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78 Dundas St., London
Have you a farm that you want
to sell? w'r'to for our terms of sel-
lin; property. We have the most
complete method of :idvertieine and
sell.ine property in Canada. Do you
want In buy a farm or business
prot,erry in any part of Ontario?
Send for our lief. We Lave some
ha r;ains.
GLINTON
Buslness 6011606
(atliliated with wiughani Itueint-i ('cllegtl
OPENS
- .a September 3rd
Ms. Percy Westaw.ay, of London, McKay Block
is visiting his sister, Sirs. Al. Ford.
Mr. Geo. Southoolt, of London,
spent Sunday in town with friends. THREE COURSES
Ile left Monday ,for t he Rend where
he will Spend a few weeiN. i Preparatory
Messrs.John Farmer and Thos. ' Shorthand and •
Russell left Monday for Regina, to •
look after some matters pertaining Typewriting, and
to property whirl!) they own 1herr. Commercial
Mrs. Collins, Miss Bunt (iron, Miss
Katie Collins, Mrs. Fowsll (Intl `Miss Soo. Spotton Principal
Coral Powell, returned Saturday from
the Bend trite( n tett weeks' 91(014-'
ant outing.
Bliss Sliblecd llyndnn it 55 as visit-
s. \V, 11:'wksI►aw end daughter ing friends in M)etroit and Sarnia
X week.
I'OR TiIOSE \CIIt) \\'ANT '1114
best. Cole's 11'k:ngr Poe doe leads in
u'1it t 2- i
elrtay. 11 is 1,i sssible Mrs. Ilawks}raw MB. J. A. STE\VAR'f ON MON-
w•ill buy et home and locate here d is presented us wit n an excellent
again.
specimen of his 1'.111(1.11051 tomatoes
DR. I}LTLF.R, OI' LONDON. WILL It was the first owl which had rip
be at the Central Hotel, Exeter, on cued in his garden ,and meesurcd
Monday. July 16. 1906, loom 10 a. neer IN' 17) inch's in circumference and
ne, to 5 p. m., for Eye, Ear, Nose weighed almost two pounds.
end Throat consultation. Eyes test- REV. .1. .1. WRIGHT O('CUI'1ED
ed and glasses supplied. teae pulpit in Covert 1'rrsbytcri.in
church 1 st Sundt y. In the morn -
Proclamation For Civic ing Itis •'deers:: %.'s :n t1a interests
of Quc, n v College. I''' \Vri;lit
Holiday, i1'goh. was for five ye s a i,eias:onary in
Upon tee retilion r, A. Mustin i the Yukon and in tl evening zee°
1 1 ( g In irateesring nddre•s5 on his exper-
T. 11, parling, 8. Sanders, and thirl3-' knees in that country.
two oteser rite -payers of the village Mn. 1'1104. IIANI)'OItI) ON TUE8-
of Exeter, 1 do hereby proclaim day 011tle a shipment of three ear -
1906,
the • nd sety of August, 101.18 of horses to sty In Fc L'errie, e
1906, a setts to bo observed by the' \,'innipegr. Thr) wc,re •In cxrxtient SIIOItTIIANI)
cilia+ens of Exeter, as n civio holiday. 101 of hor' s pod the brat elle could
Let all Rood eitisrns govern them- I t,,, purchased in this section of the
King. County. Two well twitched team* of i
A. Q. 110BdER, Reeve. greys, one draueht, an,1 :.rrel driver • School open all summer. individual
were lined no in front of rhe ('entr.al I instruction by expert Stenographers
,end Bookkeepers. A silttwtion posi-
tively guaranteed every graduate.
Jell', who went west last spring and
located it 9 Will .at YelJowgrese
have returned to Exeter mail
now the guests of Mr. John Il.tdk-
q y et aC. .' pound.
L.
WfN TID
Wheati El BarleU
The mill will be shut down
the last half of July undergo-
ing repairs. Before closing
we will put in a large stock of
Flour and Feed
and will he in a position to
supply our customers with
what they require.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO'
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
SYoTEM
THE HOUDAY SFASON
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Now is the time to get away from
the worries of hnsiness life and
spend a few weeks in the High-
lands of Ontario or take a trip
through the Eastern resorts to the
Sea Side, which is one of the most
delightful and popular trips.
Tourist Tickets are on sale daily
to all resorts.
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Ticket Agent
J. D. McDONALD, __
District Poesenger Agent, Toronto
ummer
School
xlaes ,acet•ord ugly. (.ml save, the
BOOK KEEPING
The Best
HasVegetable Licihan ifair
Re-
newer.
It tones up. nnvt?orates.
strengthens theKtir-1;t1Lc. Thahair
rrowe fa:;te:. t:'--: R•'Cpa fain•
0 re:: does act se' r; tae e::,1.:
awr o Ili tf °
ht' 't ,
.:(er•.et_r.-.at.a •y�tta ... -... 'mac.. t. .. -_. . -a.- .#i.e. •r
hotel Tuesday morning Ind Owen -
graphed. These horses will be en-
tered in the show to he held this
month at \Vinnilr•a. A dark -trey
team was purchased from refer Moir
of Ifurond'I<•, :,nrl nre I,rantie•. A
light err v 1' 'nl wirelesses, from W.
J. i'vm, of Anderson, was greatly
.retrnirrd. The draught line's; was
purchaerd from W. Sadler. nl Ptaffe
and 1be driving horse from ('t.,rt'nco
Bobbins. of Staffs.
TheWcstern Business 60116116
71 k 711 Dundee S r;'et, London.
WM. C. COO, C. S. R.
Principal.