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AT4O
You will regret you did
not attend one of Canada's
lligh-Grade Business Col-
leges, located at
Peterborough Welland
Orangeville Wingnam
Clinton Walkerton
Do You Have
ileadache
i • .. ' TAKE ONE
OF THE`..-
LITTLE
TABLETS
AND THE
PAIN
IS GONE.
"My first experience with
1)r. Miles' Anti -Pain I'ills
was a sample package hander)
me. They relieved the pain
so promptly that I have never
been without then; since. I
have given them to many
friends w•hcil they had head
ache and they never failed to
relieve them. 1 have suffered
with neuralgia in my heat;,
and the first one 1 took re-
lieved nae. They have curer;
me of neuralgia. I would not
be without then;."
MISS LILL1E B. COLLINS
R. F. II. No. 1, Salem, \'.t.
Price 25c at your druggist. He
should supply you. If he does not,
send price to us. we forward prepaid.
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Toronto.
11ARPLEY
Mr, James Muir of Coonbank, ac-
companied by the Misses Richardsons
of St. Marys, Sundayed at Mr. Robert
Stone s.
• Mr. Steed and two sons, of Sarnia,
were visiting Ilarpley and Brewster
friends last week.
Miss Vine 'Merritt spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. C. Webb, of the
A. B. Line.
Crediton
The annual S. S. I'ienic of Zion he-
angelical
yangelical Church will be held at Grand
Bend on Monday next, June 27t1t.
4' Arrangements are being made for a
good d+ty's sport. All Sunday School --t-
scholars and teachers whohave no Eden,
way of going are requested to leave
4. their names with the Secretaries, Gar- One of the old landmarks of early
net Sw'eitzer and Frasier iht'own, not tats is likely soon to pass away. TIU'
later than Friday, 21th, when arrange•
men's will be made for their transpoEden church which but two and
r half miles from which
isalia end three1
talion. and three quarter miles from Exeter
Arthur M. Holtzman'', attending
is closed up. {rev. W. 11. [luta
College of Naperville, has returned for preached 1 he farewell sermon on
his holidays.
Sunda afternoon fast. The trustees
Tate S. S. Convention held in '/ion ,e9kcd}pc permission to roll the church
Evangelical Church last week tv+ts a
grand success. Every Sunday School andir1he late er oast. On of's'granted
in the District was well represented. 1Tuesday
Now is a good Time tet ,1 a farewell social tens held in sun-
•} The various addresses showed that. a a'c'tion with for closing rxercin'
enter. + smear deal of time had been spent in neeti,cr was served to the school
Our graduates receive $ their ,re ieretion. The discussions, in Suppers near t which most of
ul
from 'i_100 to $I j00 per + which most of the delegates took part, the friend+ of the coninlnnity wer •
•r were very lively. Colborne was chosen in nt tenflnnee. A short programa was
maim. + as the place tor the next convention. given In the church. Mr. John F.9s.'ry
Mail Courses ill I00 i'fhe Choir And Malt. Chorus rendered presiding. Resides music and recit e-
• vice.
heart
', valuable 1I Andrew
r folio. r.
the little
f
i
presiding.
b
tionsy
r
subjects.+tb 1. of A re-
dif%rentOwing to not being t tog
ply from the It. R. Co. in time. re a Ifni t and 'Miss Laura II"' . :•ave :t
-.• suitable date, the proposed '4. S. Ex. couple of heautifnl gales. Short
Write for particulars + cursion to Ooderi -h hats been called off opeeebrs were given by Mesal-. Rott.
+for the present. •Kerslake, Frank Coate+, Paul L ,te-
Clinton Business The elrthexlist Sunday School i'IC. and asalotrenderAedxby,l'lirsr cu Frank
'1; , nic was held at Grand (lend last Sat• Contrs. A general Hood titer was
4. ' urday. The children all enjoyed them- silent by old and young. i)uring th •
+ selves. programme an address and di'Imond
t, 1 Miss E. Struthers returned to her ring was resented to ::tries liinnic
Geo. Spinal', Principal. •1•P
tr house to Blyth after being laud up Letston, for several years org.enist of
measles. •a ist of th
�,++}:•:-:•: ;•� ;••c.;. �.;-•;-;•e•;••}+e•iwith thc•nte the church, brit now ora, nt •
Mr. Siefert of Dashwood gave our Centralia Methndist church. The ad -
town a flying visit on Mondry evening dres. w.as r al by Mi -s It. Esse• and
Mr. Whiting of Parkhill pieached a the presentation made by 'Mr. Al[.
very interesting sermon on Sunda
Y Coates.
a veiling in the Mlethodiet Church.
alts. Rioted 11uxtable of Hamilton,
STRATFORD. ONT.✓ is spending a few weeks with her
mother. %lrs..1. Fink teener.
♦ 111r. August Kuhn of Stratford
Thee_ Departments j'epent Sunday in town visiting with Ihat take place, minters of these
Commercial. Shorthand ♦, his father anal Niters. churches that in early does were
Telegraphy • Mr. F.Arer 18rown spent Sunday in I planted within A wile or to. r •etch
'• Leitch with friend`.
!other, have had to ie closes •.e
• M19., Eltnini Yaeger of Stratford iR I of the stnAllne.e of the congreK'.
-pending her holidays in town. I And the scarcity of ministers. And I:•1
♦ %Ve ere sorry to report the death of II eft is one of ;hent. The rural pea ie of
• kir. furred 1'rnkheiner, which look placeOntario are sulfel ing a depletion be -
last '1'uestley, Fred was in l'ittshtlrg' valise
ref the great west and the tend-
s ! for a few years; and spent. the last snap ("ward" Bur loans and cities.
♦ year at home sick with uemenla. The d con re atinn of Eden
Y , The teo dr an K K
lankily batt the deepest sympathy obi haveThe
in har y and good -fel
• the communityy. hip Ail these years And the pert -
a• • %'pile Mr. Nichol !tearer was driv-
!"1"1""♦ ing cp town last '1'htlrstl ty evening • ing of Tuesday evening was by no
2 his young rota•.' took [right near the 1 IIIPAl1R A tParleeR and elU9g111pNthrtlCone. All "Peril" With goad "'jab"Crediton bridge and began to rineI and the prayer for Divine benediction
a Mr. Beaver turned Mtn into. Mr. Sweit• on eAch other. Following is the ad -
leer. sheds and rel 'IN'd ilei against A
N♦aeeaaa♦♦♦♦♦�•ea♦♦♦•♦•♦♦ lost. Mr. Beaver is lurks with get -
Eden.
tendered Minn Laxton :
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1 of with the few lidless he got. I:den. .tum Ylsl. 1010.
-;ting At t his. the fine! social event of
The buggy was scratched op' our Eden church, ". ' feel that 11 is
PianO S
alis. cirrus• and rtceuKhlrr left for only fitting that we should rnakc
(:resod tient on TuesdayTuesdaywh• re they will camp for Awheilcee.niog' known to roe o'Ir appreciation .,f
Dur (tit hitt! servie •9 an organist of
Mr. and Mrs. John teeing of Lon.
don Spent a few dry v in lawn. this chereh nd .S:ndey school. 11'e
Mr. And Mrs. Het lock And children bive nava}'$ 1 It that your work Will
'f London Are Npe,,duig » few dupe tientt1h • ff ap propyl it icisin. tt' n as of et he !quiltve .
with sirs. Hrglocks p<uents, Mr. Ansi that ta'ih tire• had b • n spent In
O Rent Mrs. el. %Vein. ori their selection. 11}• }•our r g,:ler at -
Messrs. `tan; And J. Braun return lendnnee at the s• rvie • you have
h•d►Ir'tfYrr spending te few days in aet an etamnle which will long re-
('h•vehtad,nttenrling the 1emend of the 1.1►. }{..t, mein in our mind Not only in your
:F('•: Iter�l1)111h and 1.1). Bream. Position as organist did you taboo,
( Mr. and etre. ('hrist. Either of %tench ►'our willingness to help but in ail
were 1 hs guests of Mr. and Mee, W.
the social event. of our chorale life
li 111011111S rent. 11111►w('(1 011 W. need on Sunday. your tact and scowl judgment trade
Piano. We ale pleased 1 , ere Mr. J. Sweit
itself known. Thus during your stay
the purchase of a 111•\\' 111(10. y,,r out again niter A talent illness. in t he \Vast you were greatly Missed.
In
'There is ♦gang telephonea enMinnie, we know that we shall not
around town puffin': up the wires and forget you and your services s ho re in
poles for the 11nr1nets for Dr. Ornto'e our dear little Eden and we pr s nt
li e, you wit h this ring trop ne, 1 hat each
airs Christ Ze ickere of le felon is flay as you wear it yn•I will be rc•
spending 11 few days with Mr. And minded of }-our friends end asioeia•
Mrs. Charles '7wieker. times. ifere we f.•11 th'it w,• have
been as one !urge family sal We fond•
1)• hope that though mar church rala-
College
l'1•:VT1tALIA
A new roof, verandah and other re-
pairs have added greatly to the app•
earance to Mrs. ('oughlin's house,
west of the railway tc'rck
The services in the Methodist church
on Suudiey were largely attended.
Mrs. Connive, of London, daughter
of lice. S. Station, stent a couple of
days ht're with her mister, Mrs. Elijah
l'aldwill.
'1'. Vitht ill has been in Loudon
during the pint week.
Itev. Mr. and etre. Butt, entertained
the nlifisters and their Wiyis belong-
ing to the South Iltiron Miuisterisl
Association on 3101(1 ty .tfter'euon.
the monthly no'etnag wets limit in
the Epworth park and luncheon was
served on the lawn to between :hl and
:i(r per sans. A roost enjoyable time
was spent together.
The sttv►w'betry festival on Inulin.
ion 1)ay promises to be one of the beet
yet held. 11', It. Elliott, convener of
the Managing Committee and Mrs.
N'nl. Esser•)', dotiveuee of the Ladies'
cumtnitee are completing nt•rangments
for a very suc•crtisfull time. See post-
ers for particulars.
CENTRAL
Cdih
Forty-seven petite ago Eden church
was dedicated to the worship of (lab
and ever since hi" been the centre of
religious influence and power in the
community. But with the changes
We a'ueist aradnatrs to posi-
tions. The demand upon us
for trained help greatly
e 'de the supply. Th•• t hre••
rr;ost recently pinced are• re-
m lying 440,00. e50.00 and SIO1
p, r month respective!}•. Bust-
in, se men State our graduates
are the hest. Enter our ease-
. s now. Get our free cataiwen••
D. A. McLACIILAN.
Principal.
htlss Masson. of i\ieutit°l:a. is visit•
jug het' sister. -Mrs. '\V. J. Perkins,
Mr, and ;Mrs. John 1'el•1\er and child
of Detorne, Manitoba, have Leen vis•I
ai
it ing his father. :Jr. Thomas, 1'cp•1
per.
etre. 'Miller, who was spending a �
with her sister, alt ..1. Scutt. has re.,
tamed to elichig-t I.
Where the urs of Eearcbing for
t ie. \orth Pole i.yw'ayt" "\\'h) it
t ue,ld save tlions; :els of dull u'. if it
tree' found. 1t et, :Wile t n e s-:tr)
to :end any t.turr e> p. ,lit loos t a look
for it."
Whalen
The Anniversary' services held here
on Sunday were the best ever enjoyed
at this church, ltev, Mr. 31c('annts de•
livered two pieverful and two instruct-
ive $semens, while in the after.
noon Rev. 81r. Ahbrey of Granton,'
stoke to the children and young peo-
ple. The services were well +utctrded
anal full of inspiration. The choir fur-
nished the singing for all these ser-
vices and were well spoken of, which
reflects much praise to o ur worthy
organist, Miss tela Ilern.
tdiss Pearl Short and Misi Maiy Mon-
roe of While Oak visited friends here
over Sunday.
Quite a number of people from A
distance visited their relitaves and
friends here. on Sunday and also atten-
ded the 1et•wicen.
Alr. John Hutchison wears a broad
smile these days -It's a boy.
A .eery sad accident occured not far.
from here when Mr. John Hooper,
who lives on the eighth of Blanchard
had his barn burned by lightning List
Thursday Afternoon,
Thames Road
ltev. Colin and Mrs. Fletcher Meant
a couple of days in Guelph last week.
Rev. Colin Eletcher exchanged du-
ties with 16'v. R. ttohbs last Sabbath.
Rev. A. F. Butt preached Itis fare-
well sermon in ilethany Church hast
Sabbath.
Miss Genie Monteith visited Mrs. ,1.
Reliant pie lust. Sunday
111r. %Ve.lty Johns and his mother
visited friends in St. Marys last week
Mrs. henry Rundle isnot recovering
in health as quickly a., was expected.
We are gled to see that Mr. Win.
Kydd is around again. although his
mishap leaves hint a little stiff yet.
Mr. Fred Stewart, who has been
laid up for quite a while, i, around
again.
Mr. and Mrs. John Allison were
Sunday vitiates At Kirkton.
Mr. Arthur It e►nsay was a visitor in
this neighborhood last Sabbath,
The warts weather this week has
Made a wonderful change on the face
it
, are looking
ok t
• , K
The crops Y
h
i r
•rnttt
1. 7 I
c f th
well in this vicinity, the potatoes Bre
growing and -so are the hugs.
pp. S. MARTIN St SON
91AIII)\ Jl:f.l;\
Imp. "t'' it i,. t3 1t
Ittron Ireby w1.. con, n.:• the route
the. season n• .follow," Monday noon s1. .11TI1
twill I. •t t,• lin.own state . Lot i0, ('on. Mrs. v. w. 1'r:ire'. of 'lona. visit- tionship is brok••n w•.• may still re.
mini firmly u niter) as t • Eden ,'o•
M., 1 .I ,•: and {roe d • to Thos. ed friends in Ibc neighborhood this , , Tho•.trh eve have f••lt sorry that
/true 1.' . f or nught. T. •lay .to John week. I y'o,I lits • net been with us in the pest
Roe,- )'s for noon: th t�-•• to his owe 't are sorry to noir That �1i991,•nflt1 awe have felt that yon he•
stases for night. \t "in 9dny, west (0 p,.,;•, ?turn continues to b: confined; longed to til. \V•• knnw that ,vett
%1' in. \Vr•.cottet for noon: th.•nc_• to to her room through illness. hive been working In the enure effi•
.john Allison's for n:ghl. Thursday Mr. John i'enh:lle left for the West cjent ulnen •r and reflecting credit
to hes own ';able for neon. 1'r.day Jtst tee • k. f••1 the hn.ue church. ,1s II"' meat
to John Unman'' 1 :ugtown. ,'rr noon I'o,•I work h.. been the order of ft"' unfolds the retiree to our view
thence to \Vitt. ,Kay's for night. tint- t h •• ••I,y in nee, -» i• tris last week and',te } lies kind Irene Riwt bountifully
this. to yo: encs •• . pi.•nsnre and true
eee - - ,{rie•r!•. _ei,rn d, Mrs. Wm Coate'=,
Mrs. F. Coate,.
urday 10 his •own MO) where he trill
remain anti: the ,follow ing Mondaf
morning. Thi: ro'tte 441:1 Jo' contin-
m•d throui hoer t h-' et -neon hoe th and
wenthet perrnitting.
(wee ('v\\'AILD .. \Vm. J)F.1'i\E
Propr•••tnre \Vinch••:see. P. 0. Wm.
• 'Iznegzr.
1111)1)[:Plt COUNCIL
Th•• l:iddulph Council tact pursuant'.
The • treses and all
to
adjournment.
the members present. The folowing •
:accounts were ordered to be paid ;'
'Phos. Bodging, rep. cu!v,-rt, div. 2..
t.'�(1: James Coursey. over •ing, dive;
a:5 ; J. Iloward, teats, 2 days on
:'ratter. div, 1, 8,00: Geo. Ryan, work
on road, div, 1, 3.00: Jas. Kelley.'
tile. div. 5. 5.00 ; John (Ryan. 2 days
with .Trader. div, L 30.00; 3 1-2 days
with is ratter. div, 4. 52.50; .1 1-2 days
,lays tt It h grader, div. 2, 65.00 : 1 1-4
nay:: with grader, div. 3, 17.50; R.
11. l;adcliif_•, assessor, salary, 70.00;
E. Blake, rep. bridge. S. 13. tile. 4,
3.00; Jas. nyder, rep. washout, div. 4,
:t.00; Jas. Whalen. 3 days with tears
net grader. div, 4, 12.00: Jas. Ryan.
3 1-2 days with grader. die. •1, 7.00
o•, reign printing. 1.2:5; ,rets.
\\ h len. gravel contract, div. 1, 3!.77,
do. I1.. moiety, div. 4, 2't00 : .1
1:,. . rep. broken wagon in def.
tit rued, 2.5(1 : 1'. Lanlphir••. tt e.
end rep. culvert. div. 4. -1.00; .1.
Iloward work on road div. 1. 2.75 ;
Frank Smyth. trete:t on grader. div.
3. 11,00; N. Davis, 2 1-2 days with
trrader, div. 3. 5.00; W. J. Dave
rep. culvert. 5.00; ,Ensley Ilodgin=.
(flys work on road, 2,00; I'hiu. Dick -
,.n,, rep. S. It, 2.00: G. Davis, ar
_ate. 80c; C. Hodgins. drain and tile
e 20: Ed. llodgins, 2 days at gate 120e.
Advertiser. advt. C. of lt. 2.00 ; 1'.
llc:0.. rep. bridge S. 11.. moiety. 1.75
It. T. ltay'cra(t, 1 day with grader.
2.00; Al. Langford, grading div. 18.-1
60 ; i d .Guilfiyie. overseeing S. 11.
Div. 4, moiety. 2.30: The council ad-
journed to meet again on Monday.
July 4th at 10 a.rn. The Court of
Revision was held on the 31st ult..
and the 15th inst., but a3 there were
no appeals against the assessment I
roll. with exception of a few changes
relating to people leaving the town-
ship and others coming in, the roll
was confirmed just as it came from
the hands of the a+sessor.
W. 1). Stanley CI.•rk.
11FNtALL
The ' Times'' and 'Toronto Weekly
(;lob•• to new subscribers from now
• , I J.:rty. 1st, 1911 for 33 cents.
Mr. Robert Drysdale• returned last
week from Marlette, Mich.. where he
had hc•.•n et tending ) hr 8tepht•n'on
family retorted reunion and where he
spent a very {deasant week among
so many relatives and friends.
If sick headache in misery, %% hat
at
is Carter's Little liver l'ille it they
will positively care ill People who
have used them speak frankly of
their worth. They are small and
easy to take.
Our Council hate commeueed the
on:1: of iniproting t he sthrts and
,i•1••,telks and we trust soon to make
1.'l ny improvement s.
'I h bowlers etwet to b.• soon ming
•',. a. new greets.
tear newly organized band is now
in good training and are prepared to
meet all engagements.
We Bre Wrested to report that 31r.
David Gel loot t a children, tvlio w• r •
•o seriously ill. are now recovering
nic••ly.
The new bridge. near t.1r. ,John
It• II s has been completed.
eft s. 1', Marshall was in Clinton 111.
c•• . tisi,inz her retitle a ant ir. 't
in+r b r little toys who are attendee:
the Institute at Iklleville,
Miss Eiders Johnston • who has beet n
pendine a tuniber c f day^ i t V. cod -
stock with her sister, Mrs. ishurt.
rt turned last week
Mrs. Ferguson is tisiling her father
Mr. Andrew Johnstone. of Willow
.1 strawberry festival. under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid of Carmel
Church. will be hold on the church
grounds on Thursday. 'rho Hensel'
bras, Land will he in attendance• and
refreshingntents will be served.
Mrs. Harold. of London (ormly of
this village, spent a day or so here
recently with relatives :ani fends.
Pep i • Urquhart, who is etre
of the teachers in Elon Collcg-•. North
Carolina, is home spending t he yac•t•
lion with her t'art'nts•
We understand that Mr. Cooper,
of (,int one has been awarded the con•
1 Cox -
wort
x-
f _Ir. o.
• e• tint o
the erection c t
tract, for
w'orth's new hotel end intends start•
ing operations this tveek.
>Irs. .1. tiuthrrland Aviv. in Auburn.
Children Cry
FOR FLEYCHER'S
ERVOUS DEBILITY
OVR NEW ME -100 TREATMENT will euro you and make a man of
ynu, 1'uder its httb.r,, • oto brain be.•utncs w•tita•. the 1d• KI puritie.t no that all
people., biutelaes uu.l ere heal 011: the sense be. outs strong as ite••I. SO that
nervousness, 1,. !.t. • , awl .1.•e.p' o tear>• disty,i.0: 1; Uw e).•s l.'c.ine t t. t t, the
lace full and ('1.• i , -rgy returns to the wady, and the moral. phy3slcat and trental
ststemsare Intl . •••1; alt drains e. -ase -ill) 1110r0, 01 vital waste from the system.
V.,ti feel yourself it • t'tn ant knnw marriage cannot be a failure. Petit tut quack/
and fakirs rob you .: your haul earned dollars
COY- 1,40 NAMES USED W1T[toUT WRITTEN CONSENT
THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS
1'-t. r 0. Simmers relates hisexperiene,•!
1 Has tr. utdtxl with Nervous Debility
for many years, 1 layy It to indiscretion
and exas,es In y'.et1*. I became very
despondent and tildn't caro whether 1
worked or mit. 1 imagined o
or3I.ol
Y
who luoke,I nt ,no gue;•xd toy secret.
Imaginative drt•:nus at night weakened
the -m>• lack ached, had pains in the
tat' -k of my head, hands tial feet were
eoId, tired in the tnoruin i, u.g,r appetite,
fingt-s ecrushatiy,cyel bliir '.I, l ur
I x•se, memory poor,
the Lingers s,'t la find the testa tote me
ho feared paralysis. I toed: all kinds of
medicines s and tried many f 't• lest
peysictaus, wore un electric bt' t for three
months, but received little benefit. 1
WORE TRCATMCNT was induced to calumet las. Kennedy at AFTER TRCATMCNT
Kennedy, though 1 had lost all faith nt
doctors. [.Ike a drowning stun 1 commenced the NEW )lr.TttoD TREATMENT and ft
saved my life. The in,pruveurvt was like eagle -1 cvwt-I feel the vigor yoke! the•.ttgh
the nerves. I was cured mentally mrd pkyslcally. 1 have stmt them n:.' -',y patients
and continuo to do so.
CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY
We treat and cure VARICOSE VEINS, NERVOUS DEBILITY. 1 .,00D AND
URINARY COMPLAINTS, KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES Diseases
peculiar to Men.
CONSULTATION FREE_ 800KS FREE. if unable to call write f e: , Question
Blank for Home Treatment.
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Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
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F:MeV/11.i.R
A nee ting of the Quarterly hoard
has been called by t he Sup •rintendent
of t he District for Thur -date afternoon
:o consider one • !again t he best way l
to divide Elimv'ill'' circuit so (hat our,
is•-istant Pastor evil not be n••ceseery
The annual Anniversary tend straw
-
berry festival of tie. EIimville Metho-
dist Sunday school will be held on
Sunday June 36 an 1 Friday July 1st.
On Sunday sermon• ..•111 be preached
at 10 a.m. by Rev. it. Hobbs. and 7
tern. by Iter. 8. 1'. Sharp. Il. D. A
mass meeting of the petiolate; in the
afternoon. programme of ringing, cta
by the school and a.lelr.'sses by trete$.
It. Dobbs and A, F. Jolene. Collect-
. ion taken at each service in aid of
.shoal fund. '00 friday July '1st the
annual picnic will be held in Mr.
tlerdrnan's orchard where it program
u i11 be given emetic acing at 2 o'clock
A debate will be held on the sube•ct
elk that India is of greater
lmportanor to Greet 11,1 then Can.
ata" tb•• affirmative t•, tr taken by
Mr. Joshua Johns an 1 '•1 r. W. 0.I
Medd: representatit of the
1. 1i 11 Ville Suttle) • Schots:1
t la • twenties: to 1. taken by
Dr. Roulet on and J. '.1. Southcott.1
representatives of th 1:x -ter Bun -
day Schad. Short edit -ses will al-
so he piton by Iters. 1!. Hobbs and 11.
Hicks and resident Pastors. Ice
cream. Lemonade en•l other refresh-
ments. sold on the' grounds. Admis-j r
.ion 25e. Children net of the school,
15e. Come one and all ani spend an
cnioyahl' day.
11r.. Chas. Andrew and daughter
.lean. tt•ho have been visiting rela-
tive. near Faimvili •. r tarn --d TUC!.
,Law to their home i't (;ora •.
Th• to•uls in this trc,n•1y are being
t hero o ttly graded down and th., deep
ditch••$ fist el so that 'the danger from
automobiles will he reduced ns much
as possible and at the amine time the
apt earn: • • of the road much improv•
ed.
Rev. A. But t has about completed
his year as assistant pastor on Elirn•
elite circuit and preached Itis farewell
sermon here on Sunday evening. Ills
work hart been acceptable to the
it 1-
friends s and
hist week sleet
tendin•r the Jubilee s.•rvices in the
Presbyterian church where shi• at-
tend- d many years ngo.
Mr. 1t, 11•. Fulton leis been award-
ed the contract of watering our
st feel!.
)lies Consist. of Perth. wise hie
h••••1 her.• for a couple of week'. vise
.1 in ghee "lint runt cousin. .'1r9. and
\lis•c Con• itt ,of our villag • u as emits
mon •d h: ':1' last heck owing to th^
re at h of beer brother %tele teas one of ZUit[CII
th.• victims o' • \[i'ntreel disaster.
>1ias Smith, of 1:x--1 r, w••ti in the '4rs. Kaiser, of London. et visiting
viilege last week vi,iting h •r silt 'r at th- home o, h -r !aeons. Mr, ant!
ells. t'. V, �mit h, etre. 1'd. A:;'.
1r. Prink Met clitoral and his sister 31i-• U • n' 1;i. `. t .. a: 1;4:-. e,
`.1l' (ern Mown. were 1n Toronto is visiting her parents„Aar. and airs.
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e k. nttemline Ile fen•rel of .1. I'. lticki'i'.
The ' Titre -' and Toronto Weekly t h it niece. Me,- Thompson. daughter • 1 la o n loci- w1. It 11 ;t tb' l'res-
Gae-e to n tt : •abscrib:rs from now of Mr. Daviel 1.. '► hompson. it former byterien (*hurch. ilii'sgr •r, na Frida)
CAST 4 R I A oil Jany. 1st. 1911 for 33 cents. resident of our village. evening last. An excellent time was
ernent,
ran,
ti
Shorts and fI011r
Always 011 1lan(1. Leave Your Order or Call 111)
PHO-INTE 2
R. G. SELDON, Exeter.
Compare Your Razor
With the New Carbo Edge
Don't be satisfied with the razor you
are using because you merely think
tt is the best.
(let the Carbo-Magnetle. it will
last longer -It win give ''.;. a quicker,
smoother shave.
Try It for 7.0 days at our expense -
then you will know whleh 1s the hest
-for the euro test of value is com-
parison. ,
"Right tempering" Is tee secret
of e'arbo-7.tagnetic Superiority. The
••c'arbo edge" is secured by an even
electric hent of 2,500 degrees Falirrn-
Lelt-a pi -re -esti of enrbonlzntlun Rtml-
tar to that by whl' li diamonds have
W. J. HEAMAN,
been producetl. The result Is the
hardest cutting edge known to science
-a blade that you never have, to
hone or grind.
Don't take our word for It -the raznr
proves ttselt-come in today and get
ono on 30 days' trial -tree.
LOOK FOR TMI3 TRADE PARK
d,6'• i a
hehladewith thhe (ar6o t e"
EXE TER, ONT.
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d. Th. J
tuber
.....:h d
telltale
lb , 1, •
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it 1.
of ntretche t of cement account of '1 -
,. k u,:1 be laid in our village w'h:chi tr:ft• 11e ea) I i Illy account of
,e •.•aly add to its appearance, it i• th'tr ohne. t :.self publish:'
ar- Ic.%filler and children returned'. �niw,th• ends long distances
!. :fuer a three w •eks visit .rat•--' • •1 and t5 • v hustle duties -
,111 I.-laliv.'s nt Merlin and Tilhury.� that :\I:. btu.,,. t had to meet
'1. :and >1r+. J Treater attender;,i • u . l•:;.Iul' tour. he has
Ili ,, d.ltn, of 3i re. l'rceter'- ss;cr t tout• thorour:t,•y to read and
A. Moyer. which took 1'' e' at . e - ilt • proofs 01 It s forthcoming
Berlet east week. •ra ,n. about his At: can trip. There
11 r. 1' Ilcss fir. t ail; 1 in this volume considerable
••run Syr.od which ,••t is h •id in her i..t a: a. It h ch has not npp:'ared in
eras Synod which was held in IJrucz- its neigsz:ne form. It pvill contain in
Count} last w,•, k. I -.11. fifteen chapters (140,000 words-)
3lr. John 11,•y. jr. Goshen Line has" There ar.e in :• , . feta. live appene
nailed a neat ver.tntlah eo his deed- dices on 'rich • -'ing Topics Its
lino nrri is having It nicely Painted "Protective en in 'Animals!'
Cava. holiday woe observed Wed -1 "The I'iuskai 1•i• : . ' ''Tse llabits
on alt
n recently put
ibly giving 313
•self's hunting
pie and he will ale's}•s be kindly re- netday. Tht• enema) school Picini¢ was! or Nmal;t llanrn, nil illustrat.ifns
membered. held tot:rand Betel. e,t' •slaps oho, u t r • the great num-
Mr. Pocock, of London, has done Mr. John Schafer and sister, ?1r-. 1. : : !toter! e keen by Kerwit
*mite a business in the way of pro- Shorinek••r. of Parkhill, visited tlt'•ir 110a:e;end :1i . her member+ of
siding the people with spectacles or !anther.. 'Mrs;'Mrs;Denuth, Net wt'ek. who', the • ti- dition. : • 'ter with eight
helps to read. • continues in poor health. jd1 .eros$ made ,ft, r the author's
Mrs. 'Christina Volland has 'the ex- • ',ons fret hentic material
cavation doer ler her new house at Thr-: ,,,eon et 5 .:. ill be published
the south enol by 1 h Scrim r- In . ,gust, will ho
a bandeorne Lai ee cc. .voof about' 500
.1
1
KIrkton
• will bs a teecbali tournatn^nt
o :h.. fair gro;.nda h -r • on let of
endar the auspices of the Ilrass
:and. For particul: r+ ser hide.
(Ton tate for last .week)
it -v. 0 W. C,,li we of I•:zet •r preach -
d :in alai., rs•rnton in the 1•:ng:ab
hnreh. Kirkton. on 'Sunday evening.
t wag n delight to listen t ohim.
Miss :Nettie Moore render 11 tt isuit-
bte solo in Iles Engl':+h church on
nnday.
The
Brass rs Ri
d1.i
rkton
tainted a few selections on the lawn
of Mr. h Doug^ on Monday eveniIl f
and the i'resident, 'Mr. tV Doupe pre-
sented d ' h1 nt with Iver end ivory a .t
mounted ebony Linton tttt behalf of the
rnemh.•rs. with congratulations on hi.
Inerr,age, and as a koken of the {food
twill and harmer). which exists te-
te •ri
o -
twr•n thin.
The lend nrtl has, hill bots trent
to Mcintyrc's on Tit(sday and the r.•-
sulf Wit a victory for the Visitor'.
'rho leirkton football boys are hiisy
practising.
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