HomeMy WebLinkAboutExter Times, 1910-07-14, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES, JULY 14th IWO
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The lVlolsons Bank
Incorporated 1855
CAP TAL (paid up) .... $3 500.00000
RESERVE FUND
Has 72 Branches
.... $3,860.000.00
Heart
• "For two years I had pain in
my heart, back anti left side.
in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the Could not draw a deep breath
Principal Cities in the World.
General Banking Business Trans cted.
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Savings Bank Department
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. •
' Dickson do Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HUIfDON. Manager i
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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
. WALKER, President
EXANDER LAIRD, General Manager
k sTAliLI .III:11 1807
Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000
Reserve Fund, - € C C .=, CO
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT ALL BRANCHES
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS sold, and money transferred by
telegraph or letter.
COLLECTIONS made in all parts of Canada anti in foreign countries.
FOREIGN BUSINESS. Cheques and drafts on the United States,
Great Britain and other foreign countries bought and sold. 123
Exeter Branch-G.W Harrison, Manager
Branch aLao at Crediton.
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AT 40
You will regret you did
not attend one of Canada's
1-figh-Grade Business Col-
leges, located at
Peterborough Welland
Orangeville Wingnam
Clinton Walkerton
Now is a good Time to
enter.
Our =;raduatcs receive
from $.loo to $1 Soo per
anum.
Mail Courses i;) too
different subjects.
\\'rile for particular•.
Clinton Business
College
Geo. Spotton, Principal.
Crediton
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Mr. Chas. Ewald returned to Ohio
+ after spending a few weeks with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ewald
Mr. August Kuhn and sisters. also
Miss Clarke and Miss Ella Beaver.
autoed to Stratford and `\Vootlstoch cone
on Tuesday. Jti•tgetoirn, Sales 'Manager in J, Y.
We are glad to report that Sirs. Their gentle action and good effect
or the llyetenl really make theca of t:ri(fin & Co's. Tacking plant, Ed-
Jas. Clarke is doingnnicely. menton and David Elston, of Lucan,
Ed -
Mrs. II. Brown is spending a few pler[ect little pial. The)" pleas thosci` cr,tary and Penman of the.\Ibertn
days at Grand Bend camping with wlio ust' them. Carters Little 1.i• • r 4, art• ;Ir College, an o f t h, as cap. ills may well be termed "perfct- g �' i
JI r. and 'Mrs. 8lrcitzer. ' t sins of the Kent and 'S1iddlcsex base -
Everybody was smiling on Teesday ion.' i, ill teams, got their nines together
end Albert Vail. of New -
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ampire.
scraps
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or lie on left side, and any little
exertion would cause palpita-
tion. Under advice I took
Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy and
Nervint'. I took .:bout thirteen
bottles, ant in better health than
I ever was, and have gained 14
pouIfd.." /:lobe to new s.,r •r
1; t i!1 Jany. Ise• f.,______
, i1 for 35 cents. un G. 1(iusueh. Ridgt toren, p.
AIRS. L1LLIE 'I'IIOM4S, -�--
Dr. l:..Calender. Ridgetown. c.
Upper Sandusky, (Alio. ,esTE11S ANI) lit'NBU'ItNI E. Milton. 7tidgetoten, as.
PI �', Ire• Geo. 1•arn,•y. Itldg,•1own. Ib.
For many years Dr. Miles' TRY ?AM.-Itt:le F. tic trlet1. ltidgetown, 2b.
Heart Remedy has leen . •'r3' Blisters from paddling. ball -play. (toy 11. 'blunter. 'ltidg'•town tib. (Cap)
\ •it Of ing. or any other cause, painful sun- L. 1!. Varney. ltidgetown. r. (.
successful ill the to burn teaches • stings of insects. and Geo. Chalmers. Lucan, o. f.
heart troubles, Ise of its chaffed places. aro all Cited Instantly' Geo. Green. ltidgetown I. f,
by '/.;uu-Bole. 7)ou't have your vacs/- 'Chen cause t he sumptuous spread
10111C effect upon the heart ion spoiled by pain from any sore, on the green sward, after which
nerves ,,,d muscles. Even in which Zau,buck could cure in quick President George 'llunter called for
times the election of officers (or next year
sere* e caSee of long standing it 'Whig wonderful balm i. made from the result being !-President Geo.
Lias frequently prolonged life for herbal juices and is bighly antist(pti Hunter ltidgetown: Secretary trea'-
man ' years alter doctors had l oison from insect sting. barbed wire, urer-A. M. :Veil, 'Newbury. Execs+
�, )_ scratch or thorn prick. is immediately live committee -Messrs. .1. J. Tull
given up all hope, as proven by rendered harmless as soon ns 'Lem St rat rote L. D. 7'arney 'ltidgetow n.
flak touches it. Stops She Stinging I). C. 'McLean. Rodney. 'Mesdames 1.
thousands of letters \\'C Have re- pain. 'yaui-Iluk is so pure too that L. Griffith 'Melbourne. 1). C. 'McLean
cdlvcd from grateful people. tie. most delicate skin is able to ab- Rodney, J.\ V. Mtatr,y Slrathroy. 1)• -
sorb it. and is benefited by jt. Moth ciding upon n perament name for t hie
erg with young babies should use it annual outing resulted in coneider-
for the chafing sores caused by per- able discussion. but D. Elston's Rug-
spiration.- clothes -rubbing etc. Also gestion of Middlesex and Adjoining
good for piles, ulcers, and festering carried upon 'Mr. 'McLenn's motion
sores. All druggists and stores bell, 1 e the races with results
at 50c bot but refused harrnfulitnita-
tions.
f 1•:LI 1\ 1LIA.: ,e,,n • his season on the banks of the
f el:. : ,w'I Brock had a run tw ,y �;,, .tt North 8askatchewau. was pull- ;
Inot t li to here 011 ('rid I I:t • .. M r. e.i oft, '1)r. C. Valender. of Fargo,
11,uck was driving along t►: road N. 1).. formerly of ltidgetown, tuadc
o r I li 51r. '1'. Swale and gr addaugh- i lie only run for '1Cent, while the end
ter 'thea when the horde becama of four inuiuga gavo tho Middlesex
(.ighteued and jumped to 1ht. nide. nice a total of 19 grand circuits.1
'.1r. Bruce webs thrown from the rig Dale's ttvirling turd 1'earson's home;/
and 1 h•• Tines 55er.• lo.t. The hursa 1 en were outatnding features in'thei
started duan the rued w1 the tun. fly work of the Slid Ibsext•rs whir• .•''r
using the obit/ Mr. Smote Ina netted 1lo• Kenters showed fine fore, ,,,(h
to get control of the linos and :-•tight 'nervolrsne. s at etw"•
air •tree°;
brought 111.• tow., to a .lop widaout mews 'ltidfr-low t an•)'rr' '
further' acrid, itt. NI r. Itluck was
somewhat shaken up. though not ser-
iously
er•-
r sinjured.
to r 1)
No ore knows better than t hose
who use Carter's Littl,• Liver fills
What relief they have given when riev. Coulter. l.undun. 'L b.
taken for dyspu•psia. dir.ziem•--•'(\ It 'Lindsay. tittatrui
' `' 1'In• 'bine up
about 'equall) (:, .,,o••';
t:eu. 'Dale. , Craig. p.
hent. 1•••.•'•011. Loudon. o.
s.
)r a.�•I'h iupsuii.Strdtrturuy.sss.
teat! in rho eta, . ceoatip�rt - lei •,•'tab.
G. �te, .\larkre. Berrie. r.f.
ordered St 011111 h. W. 'GG. Brown. Mount llry'dges, .e,f.
The "Timer' and--orODto Weekly Dave 'Elston. Lucan.l.f, (Captain)
lbcri from now K1:NT
Price $1.00 at your druggist. He should
supply you. If he does not. send price
to us, we forward prepaid.
DR. MILES MEDICAL co., Toronto,
uetheny'people are seemingly well
satisfied in their change in the min-
istry as well as th•• service. Sacra•
mental service July 21st.
[ 100 cam
as folio •s.--
Iloys 15 and under -1 Lester Mo
Allister. 'Archie Simmons, 3 'toss
Paul
Girls 15 and under -1 May \Whit•
21tu1,1 Carr,ather;. J Ella Kelly.
I1,ys 8 and r,n'l,•r-1 Raymond 1$itn-
ntons. 2 Tom McGibbon, 3 Free
Rower.
Girls 8 and tinder -May Griftitb+
! 1.1len Callander, 3 eland Patrice.
)toys 0 and under -(Daniel McGib-
bon 2. l'rcd Barnes. '3 Norville llun
ter.
7)r Fol. ;\ecdle and thread race -1
insbee and Mrs. W. A. Thomson. 2.
David Elston and 'Mr=. 11. Pearson. I
Ladies potatoes race -Sire. Thomson
Relay race -Miss Mnri.• Murray and
Dr. Folinsbe,•.
Mons potatoes Fac:•--\\. A. Thomson
MIDDLESEX AND I:EN'l• PICNIC
An unusually pleasant combination
of circumstances vied with Old Sol in
At an Official hoard Meeting of the smiling upon the great concourses of
Methodist church on Thursday last it former Ontario citizens who attended
was decided to supply Whalen Metho- the Middlesex and Kent picnic on the
dist church with afternoon service (;roil estate. Edmonton. on July .1st
from this point, consequently Rev. 1V, One hundred and thirty persons were
11. Butt will preach at Whalen every registered by Secretary A.li. '\•nil
Sunday afternoon. and the at tendance was probably
The delightful rain we had on /belabour 150. After tho party had been
12th has already helped the crops 'properly labelled with names and
iderably. 'eastern addresses 'toy B. blunter, of
Centralia
e. when they saw the rain come. The
crops and gardens certainly needed it.
Mr. D. Neil, of alanitoba, is spend-
" ing n few days around here. visiting
with his sister. Mrs. Robert Sweet.
Miss Della Braun returned home af-
ter spending a few weeks with
friends and relatives in Hterlin, Tav-
•f. ;stock and Blenheim.
+ Miss 'Motz. of Detroit. is spending
t fees days visiting with her father,
2 Mr. 11. Motz.
Mr. James returned to Prince Fd-
• ward island after spending n week
with friends around here.
+2,1r. and Mrs. ferry have returned
10 their horse in I'onti:tc. Mich.
4. Mr. and Mrs. Sneider, of Clifforde
+ i, spending a few weeks at the home
+ of Mrs. Chas. Either.
.. Mrs. Russell Ilwxtab:e returned to
• her home in 1lnmilton alter spendin
+
',I•' a few• weeks with her mother, Dlrs..1.
il+++++++++-h+-h++++ 'i.+++ : + :. Fi n kbei ne r.
31rs. .1. Dambra and children, of
London. are visiting the former's
mother. Mrs. 11. tMotz.
Ira Braun spent Sunday with par-
ents but let on his travel on Mon•
day morning.
Miss Nora Siebert. of Dashv: ood,
2 spent n few days at the home of
Mr. and Mn.. S. Brown.
• Mr. August Kuhn. of Stratford, is
• home for hie holidays.
• Mts. Mr.) Orme and daughter re-
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• turned home after spending a few
• weeks camping at Grind Bond.
2 Mr. .John Young. of London. is
2'h,
l lg a few days with 111+ sons.
`•1: :and Mrs. David Kuhn and
•2 c telia returned to their home in
• - ie•waing on Friday after spending
•,e few week` with relatives and
• friends around here.
Visa \Wallis 'Hill was r ,n Exeter on
2 Monday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Siebert. of Dashwood
• ut Sunday in town the guests of
CENTRAL G
STRATFORD, ONT.
Three Deeartmt•n: e
Commercial, Shorthand
Telegraphy
We asnist graduates to p•o-i-
tions. The demand upon us
for trained help greatly tx-
c:•cdi the supply. The three
most recently ')•!aced are re-
c,•ivin,p $10.00. $50.00 and $100
p;r month respectively. Bus-
iness men );tate our graduates
are the best. Enter our etud-
es now. Get our free catatooue
D. A. Mc1,ACIILAN.
Principal.
• Slr. :and airs. S. ltraun,
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Rev. Wait ret urned home on noir-
day after attending the funeral of
1►•••••••••••••••••••e••••• his aunt. Dire. Itreithaupt, of Merlin.
On Friday our Stars drove down to
Denfield rind played a hot game of
hall /with their t. un. This was the
• best genie of 0.. = t -on. hardly an
error was made. The score was 5.1
in ?Ivor of the Rt n.
The Orangemen. of this titlark -1
•,.•t.• I plcaeant :eth at Wingharn.
'•! I'alist. of Cairo 'Mich, who is
r. gni; a few 1111 •k+ at Zurich,
over with at f.•o- friends on
• -v afternoon. Ile certainly his
r.
• t : r k. of London, It spending
I t,'t •ye with h -•r ;ant Mrs. Mr -
+y.
Pianos
to Ren
t
$2 per Month and Up.
i months rent allowed on
(purchase 'if a new Piano.
S. MARTIN & SON
Thames Root!
Mr. Paler Whit lock Ilia the distinc-
tion of being the only firmer in 1 s-
hnrne 1ownehip. . far ne o • know of,
1 dr ' r in hi, ha.t• /wit h Its caste-
__ - e e • enlfinee. in+t..arl of it., h here ter
.1' Inuit (sent"r+ or,. acens(omed to.
11011 V r I' .: -). o.la,!-1. e, of The engines. of which li • ha., awn.
publie tt • \ f :-, .1 it (:oder- are mounted an a frame. especially
1Ch un 1 \ : 10th. desiitn^d :ant: con- t reeted by the ow -
The 00111 Ilet h - • 11 for
painting the exterior ut i1: court
ouse at (ioderiele
Ooderich has secured :1 Gn00 a ,Iron
oar of oil to be used in oililtg the
street <4 of the county town.
Mr. Joseph 0. Button. of St. Marys
passed aty it at his resideno • on the
Thames 11t r. on Friday last.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR IA
tier eo :Int it. 010 bt
• ani' in almost:
env nee on 1h • firm inthe way of ,i:111an 'hes :355 for 2t)c
draft, ing !nide. ile also ile'•s this in•
^sato:= cnnlriv•tnr• t0 drew tip rind
-'n1 :rove) from the pits far tree in
ten kin • of cement block nod tile for
/whirl' he ie noted.
S1i llie rhink`n and 'Mr. Er -
Gamble ate visitors at Mrs. Sam.(
1' I - ,,:ore•=.
Mr. arts 'Mrs. Sgnires were visitor!!
ill this neighborhood last Sabbath.
1,al.: Tiieiday t'Ir. and 'Mr'. '5V,11.
1lorney eelebrat,.1 tht•ir fifth or
wonden wedding anniversary at their
home. A tiro" nernb:•r of relatives
n•1 (,•bends were present.
The -Time' and Toronto Weekly
Globe to new subscribers from now
till Jany. 1•t. 1911 for 35 cents.
M.
bury.
n-atioinal
with
ns
011
of
of
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Its.
he
nloSt
diamond
Aller di,triI 1i lI0 5h• prizes and
singing Auld Lang Syne. the pionicers
repaired to their homes delightd with
Ih• d .'v out ing.-Edmonton Daily
Is,e..11/1
iebert's
30 Days 30
fearing
MEN -W CAN CURE YOU
wolf1,1F1111111.
..ND OCCUPIED CCUPIEDTBYTDRS. K. E IN AMERICA
K.
YOUNG OR MIDDLE. AGED MEN
olio ucc,l thest•rr-ie••s of ,r. , rt specialists
trWte y..ur I::.,l e) w t,eatir.{ with
t!u,-lors)t•u k,, w li tt ot. why waste
)„urrnuucy kith uurth•c s e:e-tale belts
or drug store nostrums, s; i. n you can get
Fuarauteed, retiaree, sue. • -fid treatment
from these Master Special:,!... Drs. K.& K.
have treated 1aticuts tlu, •!.out Canada
f. -r over i))e:usum! ar.•,. ••:.siblo tlnau-
ci.tlly. They accept c•t.ly e!. at !e ca�ea and
hould yourC.,0 proto Met: able It need
not cost you a tent. 1f pit rete) unable to
cede at our office for a p" r • .. 1 t: xawivatlon
svowill send aQuestlouJ.t t r r joutofillupp
feta unfelt we can charm •s,.urcase sea
tea you 1,t.cther you are , able or not.
't !:1 1 WO it is prexrILO'. c remedies
your our tedividuel coy ,•' li ••,u can
tate at home. We havo c•• • . -alt , emedy
that ue rend to everyL•ul . .o u, most
I '-ciahsts do, but ve 1n, • • ' , tle� rem-
e•.ics required for each f:: •.. ',tat ease to
complete 1t sure. '11:at's 0; • . I 11.., secrets
of our tit 6uec,•s; , . • 11 .•rs fail.
Send for our Free Cooklct ca Duoases of
Men ,illustrated.)
CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY
\t'u Guarantee tv Cure
Nervous Debility. Blood Cisecses, Varicose
Veins, Kidney. Elar:.:crand
Urinary Dis,asca
CONSULTATION FREE
If unable to cull. write for c Question Blank
for Home Treeurcct
DRs.KENNEDY&KENIJ - DY
Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, ;Rich.
lirNOTICE All letters from Canada mu -. - . addressed
to our Canadian Correspor:: _ce Depart-
ostosomg ment in Windsor, Ont. If .,,.:t desire to
see ue, personally call at our Medical Institute in Detroit as tic see and treat
no patients in our Windsor offices which are for Correspo^,fence and
Lalx,ratory for Canadian business only. Address all Letters es follows:
DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont.
Write for our private addresv.
•
ement, Lime,
Sao. horts and Flour
.A1ways on Illtnd. Leave Your Order .)r Call up
1'Ha�TE 2
R. G. SELDON, Exeter.
1
Compare Your Razor
With the New Carbo Edge
Don't be eat'sfled with 010 razor yr.v
are using because you Merely think
1t 1s the best.
(tet tee Carbo -Magnetic. 1t will
last Inner -it wilt give you a quicker,
smoother shave.
Try It for n0 daps nt our expense -
then you will know whirl! is the best
--for the sure test of value Is com-
parison. .
"night tempering" Is tho secret
of carbo-alagnette iuperlortty. The
SCarbo edge '• is secured by an even
electric heat of 2.501 degrees I"ahrrn-
he•It-a prtx•ess of enrhonlzntlon stmt-
Iar to that by which dlaroonds hw•e
W, Jr HEAMAN,
t..•en produced. TI,-• result Is the
hardest cutting edge known to science
-n blade that you never have to
hone or grind.
Don't take our word for It -the rant•
proves Itself -come la today and g• t
one on 11) days' trial -.r
1001' FOR THIS TPADe .•%-p.:
ut
GheN,dewih the Carbo t
y..
EXETER, ONT..
We need the Money and Space. Our Stock must be reduced by \Ir \t,rman Juppe and bride of De
Z
at least $4000.00, hence the reason for putting the knife deep into
New and Up=to•I)it:e "foods
.r
These are some of the Many Bargains waiting YOU here :
(.ingbitlns, Prints, Dlunlins,
regular u1► to 15c for 1Oc
('h:ttn1)rayb I innent'tt('s reg 15c for Ile
Gree Cotton 138 to 11) ins reg 121 for 10c
Linen Suiting & Sateens " 25 for 19e
Table Napkins " $1 for 75e
..
11
It
'fable 1.1111'11
11
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.t
Shitting
1)ress (10otlS
It
Il
reg $2 :.':)'for $1.75
" '2 50 for 2.00
' / 3.50 for 3 (N)
25 for 19
1, 40 for 32
" 60 for 42
" 65 for 65
" $1.00 for `t0
" 15 for 121
" $1 00 for 75
1. 75 for .)0
1f 511 for :3s
Meng & Youths Snits $113 for
14 for 10
.1
10 for S
Boys 2 peico Suits 3 0
11 '2.:41 1.1.)
Summer Coats 1.20
('ettams Washing Compound 50 for 3c
5c 11
Mons Straw Sitl.l,rs
11
Il
Corsets
Reversible Cretonne
Art 111uslins
Skirting
Tapestry Citrlu'ts
Inion Carpets
,s
boxes for .)c
reg edea'/) fur $1
reg. $1 for 75c
erg 75e for 50e
reg $1 for 1i5
reg 35e for 25c
reg 20c tor 15c
reg 15e for 1 l e
reg 1"l'for 12Ic
r'a'g $ 1 for 75c
reg SF c for (;St
ret; 50e, for 40c
reg 40e for :32c
Union Carpet Rug 3x3 yds 5.511 fur 4.'25
00 for 5 5.:)
Mens (Currie) Raincoat reg $10 for $5
1dt(lle9 Raincoats reg $5 for $4
Linen 'fowling ref.' IOc for se
5-4 'fable Oil Cloth reg 25e for 20e
Enib tip to (tin reg 11;& IS for 12 1.2c
'Irinlnle(1 fiats at Half i'rice
Dinner Sets reg $6.5O for $5
11 reg $10 for $S
1, rel; $12 for $:)
Pitchers reg 2.'e for 1 fie
r_aautter and Eggs
r
Taker.
SIEBERT & CO.
Dashwood, Ont.
trait s .,ted relatives in town.
Sir. :rid 511 s. •,John t5ebilbe moved
:heir household efects to Detroit last
week.
Miss Ida Sipple is visiting rela-
tive:: and friends in Detroit.
Mrs. 11. l oungblut t is visiting
with frit•nds in Berlin.
Mise Carrie. tiallman ,of Stratford
iced her garnets last week,
Rev. C. U. J. •Maass. who celebrated
the 25th anniversary of his ordina-
tion. and Mrs. 'llaass, were pleasant•
o 'urprieed one day recently and
::,nils iemt•mber.•d by the Synod and
th • members of the congregation.
while attending the wedding of
her son. S1 r=. Vivker+, of St. 'Phomas
wee thrown out of the rig at the
Ilabylon Line. and snstnined several
broken ribs, besides other injuries.
About forty children from 'rnr:tn(a
orrived here on Wednesday evening
for a few weeks outing. About hall
will r. main in town and the remain.
I •r are being taken care of by the
f. •niers in this vicinity. The young.
ie.+ will be gi. .1 a !rood time and
We are sure they will be grateful for
the chance to get out in the' open nit
(1,1 few weeks.
The annual election of oficers of
the Junior Alliance. 5501 held on Sat -
,rJay. June 25th. The officers iv, 1.•
nppointe 1 as foll,,ws : frees. Olive• t1'-
mien : Vice l'n•.- 'Mershrll
' Rec. Sec., Earl 1Vcido; Cor. See., Mur•
tel Prcetcr, Treas. 'Vda Fritz: Or-
ganist. 1•.Iva 7lcyrock : Librarian-. L.
Cnlfas. Leeroy O'brien ; Page girls,
Ruth llartleib. 'Marjorie Fritz, Mil.
1:.•d Ilofftnan.
Miss Itertha 'Hey, daughter of Mr.
Chris 'Hey. and Mr. Nelson Vickers.
were married in the Lutheran church
•,n 'Wednesday lent. by Itcv. C. C. J.
'lnas•-, .pastor of the church. The
young couple will reside in St. Thom
58.
K.IRkTON
Mrs. Geo. Vickers and daughter
Loretta. of Chesrly. are visiting S1rs,
el. N. Shier.
\1r. P. fishier anal bride, of Kaska•
toon. visited relatives hero recently.
Mr. Geo. IJayett has returned from
England. '
Rev. R. Snell has been engaged by
the Alma Ladies' College St. Thomas
to speak one hour a day for sir days
commencing fitly lit h
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CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
the Kind You Have Always Blight
Bears the
Signature of
Houses built for sale sell quicker 11
NEW IDEA
FURNACES
are installed
The "New Tika"Furnace adds a considerable pereentaRe to the market
value of any house. It pays the builder to instal thin best of all fur-
naces and gives the owner absolute satisf.tcti,.n. The "Neta 1/Traub
a money -saver because its construction is a guarantee of fuel onomy
and durability. This furnace IS repair and trouble proof eca
of its exclusive features it is EASILY operated and Ell 1 VA
dust and dirt. Vet, the "New Idea" costs no more than jt: •dinar,
furnaces. Write for a copy of our FREE book, "New Idea .:.uaces.'
It gives the proofs'of our claims.
GURNEY, TILDEN & COMPANY, Limited
j 44 IR� �1 Mllkan of Y.atiss and Ceekip
V. t�. 11 1i A ill A 1 e Geode ft» H Years
1' N h' i' I . l r , O `. T. HAMILTON • ONTARIO 077