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THE .1±; 'I'1MES, AUUUST 18th 1910
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The lYlolsons Bank •
Incorporated 1856
$3 500.000.00
, , .. a3.8so.000.00
Iias
CAP TAL (Paid up)
RESERVE FUND
Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondent.; in all the
Principal Cities in the World.
General Banking Business Transacted,
Savings Bank Department
i.t all Branchess lut,•rebt allowed at highest current rate.
Dlokson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HUH DON , Manager
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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
UF,tD OFI'IC1:, TUHONt) 1.STAULISUEI, 1867
WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, 810.000.000
ANDER LAIRD, Gteeral Manager 1 Reserve Fund,- 6 COI. :.: 0
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Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England
COUNTRY BUSINESS Every facility afforded to farmers and
others for the transaction of their
kinking 1•:4.iness. Sales (lodes will he cashed or taken for collection.
13ANKING BY MAiL
way with equal facility.
Accounts may be opened by mail and
(ponies deposited or withdrawn in this
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Exeter Branch -G. W Harrison, Manager
Branch also at Crediton.
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$2,500
SALARY
..
As
Provincial 'ItlCla Manager 1 uta er now
R
two-ane}-a-nalf years ago
hardware clerk at $8 per
week. and who was a farmer's
son, :.),3 years of age and with-
outall
Sea month's train-
ing
ealn-ing in one of out branches
and two years faithful ser-
vices to his company made
the deference,
The ditTeience between the
big /nen and the little rneu,
the successful •Ind the UnSUC
cssful-is only a difference of
training. We have trans.
fared thousands of little men
into big men.
You may study partly at
hotne and finish at college.
FALL TERM
OP1iNS AUG. 29
rate for patticultra
Linton Business
College
+ Crediton
+t- :\lr, Albent Schmidt of Berlin is
spending at few days with his aunt.
Miss L. Oestricher•
t•
Mrs. W
. Clark and son returned to
their home in Granton, after spending
♦ a lets weeks in town visiting friends
.a and relatives.
A
Mrs. D. Br,Se
an and n l cKhs
i Free
I.izzi
e
Regulate
the Bowels
"I have been troubied with
constipation for several years,
and have tried a great many
kinds of pills, as well as medicine
from the doctor. Nothing
seemed to help the until I be-
gan taking Dr. Miles' Nerve and
Liver fills. I found the little
pills very effective, and I ant
thankful that at last I have a
reliable remedy."
MRS. F. M. DUNKIN,
LeRoy, Ills.
Dr. Miles'
Nerve and Liver Pills
simply cause the bowels to move
in a normal manner, and with-
out the griping effects of catltar-
t ics and purgatives. That's why
they arc so universally used by
women and children. The
longer they are taken the less
are needed Natural conditions
gradually being restored.
Price 25c at your druggist. He should
supply you. 1f he does not. send price
to us, we forward prepaid.
DR, MILES MEDICAL. CO., Toronto,
It. Iiro)vn 1'. Mei -
is t'i irk G. She
\. \I%rine!: J. Hai 1!vita
C. hi, III4e11 D. Tiernan
kip 19 skip 20
Evening gain
it. llron•ii 1:. Tiem'an
E. Point .1. Wambold
B. Clarke \V, Miller
C. K. niuett J. Roffman
ekip 10 skip 13
0/1 Friday afternoon two rinks of
1':arter's bowlers ve•it.•1 our village
and played t wo g i:.. . ,. it h I hebon 1
ors a four village resettinc; in, a
t :eters.
for Da tt•
� s o d
h o by H
shot,.
<.
t•etu •t
t ted homeTuesday after spend. :afternoon noon gam :
ing it month with relatives in Mich.kx-'t,'r I),sn•o
hod
Mrs. Bert Clark is visiting a few 'h•• •r• K 1, •l..ti'tr
weeks in Exeter with her p-tr••ut.d, 1f',) \t"atubold
The Misses liertrands returned to Zimmer
Detroit on NIondny after spending n ' Melo.' 1hrtI'lb
month with their mother Mrs. S. skip iP skip 13
Bertrand. Sp Clfirk uian Si. b:rt
The "Linger Longer" girls returned Clark. liellerz,l ,r,n
home on Saturday after spending a "t ei't 'iciaaac
few weeks at Grand Bend. They all llurdor, f dig hotter
e-kil, 12 ekip 1!,
l:veneo.: ,t1nt •
Spicktnnri Ellien
Ilurdoll Tie man
(':. i k ]Beebe
31).• •t 1). Tiernan
skill 12
Sheen. 1);ntop
Nl;l,% %. r,, •
Ilaci.=
report having a good tine..
school reopened on Muoday with a
$ good attendance.
Ifugo Schink is learning harness
* making with Francis ('lark,
.f. tJr. 1. nudity of Sebesvaine is
+ spending a few weeks visiting at the
house of Mr. and Mts. S. Brown,
Mrs. 1). Link left for Toronto where 1i,3t.,s t: ,
she will attend millinery openings.' e,.1,4,:
The young ladies art•und here will bei l i,r •:
kept !may chasing up the styles. kit' 12 k,; 1 ;
11 r. ire Wow(' Furore Sat, Ur, Mdod-ty of this I ek
of to.ie.d 1(••0.1 Cone•r- 1 .1f
tit day.
We are pleased to report that Misson their way to %urieh .r. 1 I 1, .l
.{}• lien. Spottou, Principal. ',l, I.. Finkl•einer is doing nice) allot j :IIF 1:,1,f•`,d 1:;13:1 • ul howls tt 1 s h : 1,1
♦ } an attack ..f pneumonia. 1%e hope our mit r r. , f)';.hnooll h::!l lip 1 3
4•+i :--1 a 1++++++-:•+++++•.+++ I for a sheerly recovery.1 3 pt) r.t
-_ Mr. Webb of London. spent Sun-` lio.:•, rob try 11•articib
fifty in town visiting friends.
ti bei:'•r :Zimmer
sir. and Moe F. �n.ith of IlRmil-1 11.-113 i., Tiernan
tau ,;pent ti few flatflat--„. visiting hist ilio .1)l Elliot)offor
!ton
Mr.. Ilea y ((..tees. skit' Is :kg. :-
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/'- CENTRAL
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STRATFORD, ONT.
Fall Terni From
Aug, 29tli=
The largest and best prat•
1 icni training school in West-
ern Ontario. There'•. no Metter
in the Dominion. Oar courses
nre thor
uKh rood prate II
RI
our tPaChPI'!t are experienced
and we Resist graduates to
positions. We hove three de-
partments.
('nmtnert i.11. ``ho, I lints l and
Telegraph 1Vrite 1)l tiller for
out free cn1"1'wue,
D. A. Mel. \(t)ILAN.
r , ` 1 -rot r t: Thames Road
i 1 :: 1f3 itich,ud.3•n .ung Iyer sun Hoy are
o: sir .. g ' eisitieg at Mrs Anllew Campbells.
•1
• ! •.1. I. •!, ..I Vias Nettie Pas.nit,le is home trout
• ; .r • h ' f: r• : 1, Toronto for it few days on holiday.
• t .:1)1. m 'ori /0.-3/4 1 ':t ,.: r • !, Mr, and Miss (bow/ug were week end
the• , tt r . g i ,, ,r t .:1 f 13 Vinit.ortl at Miss Jessie Monteith...
• „, • I t of le +. .r- Mr. and Mrs. David (birdie ,e,{
• r 11,3• • : b • �:.r- (night h t • 1 children were visitors at John .. ,.
•
••t!••7-. Incl Sabbath.
• "`'letit: ! .u. Parkhill. �i; r., Master Sydney )lector apet'LSunl:.y
• awn (h :rt) •.: u( \les s\.- with Itobett 1 es.runrr.
•
111 .1 1
Mr. Paid ,
Madge ,
, and • . z: e . K Mr
, i. Martin • In are
(home
fr h •
►I t rte b
• 1' '• • '•IrNlurr,y. of London. ► tet expecte to M
• •. ` turn again in few dans. 11 r. 'ledge.
• . 1)1 ll.1./y in town vi%11It b s speaks well of the west aril say -s that
• • h r. i although some of 1 h mot hos w 11 ant
• 13 : : • e. 11 -roe::.. ntn
: reap harvest Ihis yea' ow Mg to
• •1 %- . o%,11 1h •: i•r• the diyweather ye', they nearly nil
• • 1 '•1 t -. k. • . 11 ' evert tit take r,1) op:,.rustic' view of
• '•1 - t iI, ,. .. , ;. , i 1):z a ;, n things A very nit nay to has,. yet
• •.w.
• I:. •: 1..;1 •r1. a 1 . , u l+• !even some of tea. old sell lr rs 1!rin'1
1'11,', pal. r scent to look at the thing in [lint light
0•••••••••••••••••••••••••:Mr. Orville (Mann ,s slowly recover-
;
i)ASIIW(()I) ing from:his Mongol.
Rev :.1111 Mts. L. K. Fal. rail , „) 'list Iint•leen Hob $tat•ted to tonsil at
1
the school Inst ,11.►nd+tw.
- . ghr.l . • Aneroid tin 1e,I ord .y ettr t' rhe work of Irdrro;,,t 1Il the Presby •
I Lisn.
,po., ,n .t..111 •Il I38 eke Wills friends at teflon Church so leo:: elrinyrd is at
Moe- I e Lenham of the sled boot about to cataloger.. nod WC wish
1 4 •l'„}8 )1 -I' • ,I, New York, spent al
it 1/181evertitterers.
1 few oat, w.ri, ft tends ill town. Irtge of these ice t Hard took
Miss Nellie Graham of (loderich, has, charge hthe ser'! at It,ttha pester it
born .-1131+¢ed a+ 1Prrchrr in the 1)'u., the absence ell a the no
school of this place, P Hey. Powell Sunday heiug; Anon
The Misses thi Splace, road Emma Tie- vereary the Hain St ('Morel• 1 mei e'en
man, the :Wiese,IlatHien. M ,,
Miss 8,.,. servicfurniee the
selVirelet afternoon 'a•(,o.
11-arnhold,Wm. U. J. Donehey, and j
\ . .
Me.- 1 Gates W' I t
• with her guests, Mittel 111, Ili pl .r •
Il.•ntriee lilUr.• nulir•rnntl the liii..,, ' .r i, Ili,- . Th .r1, - 511 I. 11,
Marie and Carolyn Kystnel• of Mehr• , ' ' i 1)r n. sir. 1 n 1 `.I : > 3 1 .3 ' : rt
31110 illi, returned on Monday front ; h r I, I . ,
b •r
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
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WESTERN
CANADA
iA
LOW ROt ND1111P RATES
GOING DAT/a
Apr. 7., 19 J ine 11. 2!t Aq. 9, 23
Nay 3. 17, 31 fey 12,26 Sept. 6. 20
Timm tat .SP1CIAI TRAINS
TON0YifO 10 111•01,1P70 'VII WFiT
Leave Toronto 2.0(3 p.m.
co above dors
Through r rot3- and r„1)•t ('lass Col. hes,
G,I.,nist and tourist :Irrprro.
e
Apr:v to a- ifMt C.l'.It. Agent or writ
11 I. J I. n , - �. D.r.A., Toronto.
ASR -1 OR IUUS(ESfFRFRS' ?MUTT •
(rand Bend, where they spent n (leek.,
nt lege
Swastika Cottage.i •h: Ir,•
Mr. and Nits. H, J. Uonehey return• ' .
ed to them' home at I lounge, 1N.
Mr. J. Ilewenaur and dauehtere of
Port I: gin. •11.141 :►it.s. dal ,• et -Ming
,tt the lieu ,• I 1 NI I and ,11tat. 1V.l;hlers,
Thr Mi-' ' ' Vele and Lulu Siebert,
who have scent n few weeks at Plat -
twilit.. returned home on Saturriny,
Thr "Timer' and Toronto Weekly
Globe to rtew subscribers from now
til(
Jan,. 1st, 1911 for 33 cent.
HOW'I.1N(i
Tit rinks of our howler. went 11
t liton last Tuesday an+1
,'d ttt•o friendly grimes
1 1 tern, , i .
.1 le. . ii ,
: 1 co•1
1'• Tor o• : r. 1. 1 1
e. •.} fr, 1,.i Juin 3%rt31 Ih• 'I.t:.
ti hoer j le t . •t bright and fere
o . , 1 1
I.' 1 .. •- w ho .. • 1 ri 1 r
Jo:... --"1, 1 ,t (,1.101 t,
it • 1. '•1i. a:, I '1r. '1
Mr. ars! Mt s. 3'• '- • 1 '
Lnf1 Beckt,, o. l• II
1101)1-1t mon, of '1'•.. I
Thoth is owl 31,,, '335 I..i., `•Ir
Than. . '.1•3.- -.1 ., ,r1•l 115 1b 01,
' h gyro rink. of Ih:tI Ton n oI Lo•. I"o . 'd, 1t, 1 `•I1 '.3
1 resulted in favor of bashwood nn 1 f 11,i; 3 4. of - ‘7 7 3 - I: I '.1 . r -
i . 12 shots. The following Was t h, t Sh : 11. 1:. .1.. ,n I V ' . ' : %1'-31
1 1;r -1 M :i, -. 'and Alfa 1 I'} I. . . 1
1n' a r:- I'
\fs, /noon g±am'. % 1 I I; ::.r:
Credit 13l:hw0n•I.
II• ":.gook E. Wtt. i Children Cry
1' I III; . ,l. lwambol•i
i iI. 1. dor J. Hoffman ; FOR FLETCHER'S
Dr. McCue 1V, Giller
Pkip20 eki►'i CASTOR IA
1 3.\U :\l,
Th. 3t . ,ttacr13 du\ring111'1ht- Past wec111
11 is b.• n ideal at the popular corn.
111' •r resort.
We aro pleased to learn that Min.
Clinger, who has been camping (111
the Parkhill bide and %oho took ser-
iously ill and had to he removed to
London, is considerably improvesii
Mrs. W. C.'Southcott mien( 1`+und:,y
at her home in London. She was ac-
companied home by her mother, Mrs.
Bartlett. who has b -•en visitiu!r3 un
the London side for Borne ( fuer.
The fishermen have taken in their
nets for the season.
A number of cau,p:•rs from St.
Marys vacated the "We nre Seven"
cot Digo this week.
'Linger Longer" which has been
occupied by a jolly bunch of young
Polies from Crediton, was vacated
this week.
The four young ladies from Lon-
don. who visited Miss Eva Houtheott
returned home last week.
autos have been a common thing
L re this sutntner. The best c•ir e:o
,',r to touch 111.• lh•rld IA NIr. Parson's
if Cantratie.
5tr. W. Leavitt is making iniprovc•
3031)18 to somo of the cottages on the
Exeter aide.
Rev. 1.1. G. Powell, of Exeter. gave
en illustrated lecture at the Audi-
torium on Friday evening last.
Dr. Ilolmes, of Chatham. accom•
ponied by two others cane up by
yacht on Friday last. Tticy wero
accompanied back by E.,rl (Browning.
- -�- --
s'rA r' r• a
,3:,,.ther old .•atter gassed eivay.
•.•1 :nurn;n r ui I ,a w, : k,, Linn
r.., tier .. ('h .r3 • ,Vord•in
r•3 r. r' •3 11101113)•.
I . .111 et lees, ailing a long time
it • •reg; sutf,•r:••i from Parsee}as for a
r..:.iter of year:, but as alw:,yi
•,1 to be around until about a month
,% h• -n jib • became bedfast end
y gr.' wors • 111/t11 r' -!a •v -
h, 51„ -at h. Si,.- !caves behind to
mourn her lows (we daughters and
three von... 11••3 her band died% a
number of years ago. The funeral took
(dace last Tuesday to Staff:t cemetery
and was largely attended, which is
ample proof of the high esteem in
which deceased was held in this place
THE 1)1t.(.00N ('O11 LLION
Horses and 'J- n in Vet' Dance Are
ranged for Canadian National t:xhibi
1 :01).
11)ric,; 3b-• ea -3 f'•tv
w••, ks the p -•old-' of (he
,•. ::tet=
,.o. ! r.• , v
1 u rt, h 1 , seen
1 h•• troop: rla of the Itoy'al Can-
adian Dragoons on duty for the pre-
servation of law and order at points
affected by the Grand Trunk strike
At tete coining Canadian National Ex-
it11.i,l,ea the} wit' hive 5111 tppurinnity
of ing theta in a more •.; : r le-
i •c • raise when picked riders %%Oil
• eat. in front of the [:rand stand
• I, t. ..1 :and intricate figures of
't!:. to ,.:I,o•, Cotiffion". Thi: em -
hr -ace, :all t jicture•q'u• 11114 cuw-
01e711e41 figures of the st ltlie.t
vi ol,! fashion -•d inra• se A. the
cotillion reaches its climax to move-
ments attain a puxzline comp:.•xity
out of which herses :1:d ri'1, r- a s -
tricot(• themselves in ;t most r, •ee-
fuI and pr.cise wanner. Th- -
asle in daylight a. t 1, r 1 , g
horsern •n t•erforin if.
ttith et role••• . .1 1
Hutt, rile: in th' 1r . l
It •. :-1.• o. !. 5, • •r 15 I .5..
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3'1. 9-1 7. 1910, London. Ontario.
I'•t'.•ry. . Dot t possible i. b •ing p . •
forth by the rn'In.;gemerit of th
114 steal Fair, London. Ontnrio, 1 h -
y.'ar. In the• arrangement of a pre --
gramme that wi11 be interest ng alt
pleasing to the thousand; of t.:oot
-
that will be in :11 It-liri 1144. 'I'o l.'S-
(,% 1ituus•rnd dollar. s
in la . /.•s .1, 1 ,• r r ,t 1 WI.. :,p(t
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runrr.hep--103 t+het. tI. 1.-.t• 1 (1.;,k
u. (':ivad:► ha% kind:%31.1 -.t :: ,•d
;eh, s to 1)„II,:I 1 i'h• band
'h• 131st it .,•n n: 1':141(11111 11:•h -
t.11 1-•r.. 011. to I t, 1114-I, ,I t r
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r!u� % .1 11•1 r!, - g'..-1• , rs 11-,•, !
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43•. Irl l'',r11 • 33 I. 1' 1 ,':. Til 1' ,.
i. '1 1 - 1:1•3• r-, .\crfit 1r- T+,
331 ,. :.ref the• :Seilo Ti of; .
in tial 1cnn,.•d v..ct. it '1 n 3•-r
1•' forgot t• n. Th•- 1:sIton•, •it
i••. acrobats. Iti'y L, Moth in le.
r1)t 1 ie n autotnubi3 .1-5, ani ; h• w:1)..
1 •rDi1 European .1„n, ,' .et rAf - 31:1-
• r• ' in which 3 it r r • '.
Ili mule rr• int/ (13:r --I tt'of •.-
• Hand's fir, n u: k-, , 1 rs:•r ,Inn:• of
• - 3' :,r1) er.n:1)i:. 31.31. .(y .1.--
.!1,4 separate pi -e - • ..•14.11
.1 0 t h • sautotnobile t' , ,
Ti, E. sprint) of Moen. .
; Inforrn'IUon regar<t.l. i ,
' 1. 3t i33 be promptly • I,
• ion to 1he Secretors, A. N1
1.ondon.
rn Buk
tis (he ' - ,:, remedy
known for : -engraft,
heat. rashes, eczema
sore feet, stings o
b;isters. A skin fon !
Ali i•rttipt=rs and Stars -t1pt,
liltl'CEIIIRLI)
Miss Alic,' 'Itattci,bury has return-
ed from visiting friends In 'Toronto.
iL•arvesting is t►ow nearing con, -
plc t ion. I
Dr. Jas. Baird uud wife of Hcrn-
minrffutd Quebec is visiting friend.
it) uur village. 11 • will take up a
Practice in Monty .al on bis ret urn i
Ile is one of our 1:, ucefield boys who
has done t.•11 Of hie chosen pro-
fession.
Rev. 'Air. '1'asl0:. Varus, assisted
in the Pres1 ylly: ,u services on
Sabbath evening
Mrs ''Myers, London, is the guests
of her broth:r 7tobt. Young.
� t
Cit0\IA IIT Y
-Mr James Scott, who was laid up
with quinsy ,has recovered
313.e Bessie Spee',• has returned
from her vacation in Toronto after
attending
it few weeks at her home.
Miss Lulu Godbolt. of 'Winchelsea
was a recent visitor at her aunts
Mrs. 1,, Miller's.
,tr. M..peari3, of Toronto is spend-
ing bis holidays at the borne of his
brother, Mr. Joseph Speare.
The chimmey of Sir. Donald Mc
fleeInca residence was at ruck by
lightning; during the storm w rrk.
.\Miss 1'iolet Allen is visiting relate
iv,•, in llickson.
The (marriage announcement of
"•1_'t Agnes Me Lachlan of this will -
:•e • to Mr. George ilamiltor►, of 1.
1)3•;••1r ,1 in the Toronto Globe eist
is • k.
'•11 email Miller mads a business
:l 1- 1,. Toronto last week.
'dr It. White .nre delight •r, of '
liet1, I. rot a Lew days last w ••l(
,t 1. and Mr,. James \\•right.
Zurich
Mr John Fritz of Geelplr. is vis-
iting his brother. Mr. H. Fritz.
Mrs Hee. Anther of Waterloo Is It
visiting at the horde of Mess Lydia
Faust and relatives.
Stiss Ida Lindsay of Clinton, is
visiting at the home of Mr. C. Hart -
leas
'Mrs. Dr. Campbell and two daught-
er- - fie, ..pending; a'few days at Hoy-
t. : ,. this
w.•ek.
tt, u. eery fr: •all• of Mrs James
\'.
bear
11,, • -I, 1 ,'v•.'• 11:. • frn:n her ili-
a,.
l3-J,. \I,: 1 l'. .5 5,, o , Ctuc.r;0 1 s
• 1 1 ,.ul3, r :Mrs. 11. \Vurrn
andt
u t, r :r
.fur ', (t
t
, t weeks.
k+.
ler II 1 r> i1 .•'11 rt of \ Haven.
Mich. r 3l -.tin;( his u:'• 1: r Nl rr.
Joh 1, U• ,c1i- rt, and of h : rids
31r• 1). Studer of Tav see.
conlpainied by her two sou • .r ..1
trig her paronts. Mr. and Mr-. !lent')' I
lio.•hlrr. I
fltr :old Mrs. Ezra Smith of 1►. t 1t).
ntlriced le•re in their auto(
week, :led are visiting relat rt••.•- .I.
friends for rt few weeks.
B1:N3.\1.1.
Mrs. 11. 11. (toss. of tlyrou, has be. 1,
visiting relatives in I1cnsall a 1
vicinity.
Mrs Hall and her sister, Miss 1..:.
1 uor;blutt, 'Ir+ h re vieitiilj 11.
•:.t' ), it-. J. 1\". Ilonthron.
Miss Caaie Dougall bas return.
from Toronto. whet.• the has b
`1'- n'I.na• :t number of ,. ee ks of 3101.•
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. ....r ..: ,:.+ 1 • re. t t
Ire
1:; • Glenn. •,' I.•:::,: ,. t.. I„•. 11
siting' Mr. it, 1 ;Mr- 1.. u C.-•.
31r. 'r. .1. lee ,y left iia u•• 'k for
aur' ,1 trip to the old country
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. rI . t, \t ')'s -''1•{t .- 0•i fit.
h r t' •e• e•' -. h r • lulled to re,• -
I ruilin••I' at
1 11:. •
31 • . Or 11• lag, . of London :,1).1•
d-
.4..- 11
•'tie of p thitt 7 b
tatweekvisit visiting ve-.
..n.1 fri••tlda.
Mr. Douglas Neelnt3rt. yougest sun
.t
our ('itor, who has teen learning
railroading rot the illation hetc with
h,:• brother -}n -law, Mt. A, Kirov. ieft
!hie week for Dundas. where he ha -
s••cureil .'
a 1 � t •
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in t
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of
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Ntr .:Ind Mrs. Ai<'x Thompson an•!
(117.;13. wtlo has' • h.,•; t.•st+lrnt5. of
oar villa(• for Ih• p..t
+:, y,ar< ur more left
h 'r '•rt.= t he past tt•.•.•11 foto
(herr s. home in Toronto. Th.•y
+, r .7uu„ c,tez••ns it.1 will h:• Hach
! from our village. They are
• .' t heir fine home here and go.
• , Toronto in the intereits of t
0111 • Wbn are eugagr ;I In
• 'ching and others desiring to t it.
•'ivantage of tie- facilities for att.-rel
stoma! school in the city. Mt
1• •• . • ore tit; be -s, .1 Rote
:1, , .•,cit boar.' to whi,•)) he nag
.1 ,t the last eic(•t:ote.
)'irh there many friends „
„.•lu• .• t h• In progierity in their n. n
home' '„ th• Oliver City.
31:- 31 Moir has moved into h
1%t ti roc at the nest 5ill.• of th,.t1 •I
•'• r 1'• rot motile time in the cora,
1r� %% it t, r••lativ-.•s and friends,
1 11 !1 :•lp'trk• of Loudon. i=
. t •1•t o': w .•k or rt'o With her
par rot: 11 r•.
33r and Mrs. C A Menon+'ll and
r.rnity ter-- in St. Mares recently.
'l•' 1)'l ie• , f. w days.
'dr. Arthur Dignan, tt ho hos been
re r • for the past month or so vi:et-
• hi• mother hos retnfner3. to le
in Marquis Sack.
G. nre • (Eck. aceotnpi; •-1 ).r
e and cousin, th.•
01 and HAI, ore visiting I. .
• . :if afort h.
'• King, (grand Trunll agent,
t. , I a few hndi,1 ,w) i.; Is
r. !1 red hy Mr. A. L` -111.-w of Den-
s,.
'.1r If. Arnold Inelneg •r of the• Mo' -
llaJilt. i' enjnyin3: bee :annual
ho, I,'e.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
file Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
sog:n.ttur(• t)1
1
YOU PAY WHEN CUED
Drs. KK. TAKE ALL RISKS
Cured hy the New Method Treatment
�'-• NO NAMES OR PHOTOS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONI.,';; J_
NERVOUS DEBILiT y
•1'l.rl.ands •.f voting owl a.id•J1e-age4 :nen are+ annually swept to a premature grave
through Early Inti ens, Extra/re and Blood Diseases, If you have any of rho tel-
Ivwing s ulptotos consult us before it is to late. Aro you nervous and weak, despoil.
.fent and:gloomy, 1(8,14s before the eyes, with dark circles under them. (.oak back,
kidneys lrritaLlu. I.:alpiuulen of the heart, bash/ al, drean,s nod lubes, sediu.rnt In urine.
pimples oh the (nee, eyes sunken, hollow cheeks, careworn e'zpression, 3..r.r mernoryp,
).lcless, distrustful• lack energy and strength, tirnlorhlu••s, restless :tights, . hangeablu
rneods, weak rn,ullnod, pre:in/ture decay, Lune pains, bait loose, bore ttt)•oat, eto.
YOU WILL BE A WRECK
Our Now M.tbod 'treatment can cure you anti matron Ulan of you. l'u.lcr Its influ.
once the bruin becomes act te•, the Wood purieed, so that all pimple.:, blotches and elvers
disappear, the heroes beeemo strong as steel, a0 that nervousness, bashfulness and des.
iw.n.3eney vanish, tho ey'u b.-oonle'•8 bright, the face full and clear, energy returns to tbo
o.fy rmd tha mural, plir*icnl and a xual systems arc fnvlaorated; all drains cease- no
m .r•, %tial waste frost) tel.•'yso-:,;. l,on't let quacks aria fakirs rob you of your hard
earutd (odor•(. We (,ill cure you or ao pay.
EVERYTHING PRIVATe AND CONFIDENTIAL
READER, Nu matt•'r who has treated y '' write for an honest opinion Free of Charse.
Books Freo "The Golden Monitor" 1;lnatrary ! . on Secret Di,eLae. of Men.
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DRS. KENNEDY& KENNE
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Cor. Michigan Ave.and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
Viirommonseminsmos ?tient in NOTICE All lepers from Canada mug 1• eldressed
to our Canadian Correspou.:, Depart -
see 11 per -(mails call at our Medical Institute Windsor, Dtrrotit t. as ts,- , desire to
no patients in our Windsor offices which are for Corre' .• . and treat
I,ience aM,ratot}' for Canadian busiiiess only. Address all lettere- .. follows:
DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont,
Write for our peltate a•ldreas.
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Allways On eland. 1.(''l\,' 1 t,llr ( :, 1 .11 ('all alt
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R. G. SELDOM.
10.
"20,000 Razors
for Free Trial!'
1 t,'" ttclentlfi, dig. „very- :t seen t
1 1•an n•vulutl.nired the Mateo -
1
' •r" .1 razors. Thls di+cu%'e•ty e14-
1,1,1cs un to offer you n blade of Carbo-
steel-t,t,el plus carton/ --31.3)1, h you
nut I..cn to hone or grind: a blade
seal s slurp :.,ways.
To prove 1t we will dtstriteite (''arbo-
Magnetic I::.zeas e,1) 3, 3r.,c.+' 'cosi as -
tete)). gree -thou 1s one herd for
3••U.
This Razor is tempered hs- a secret
electric pr..eeay at •111 :.b<.tlntrl)• even
temperature of .,:OO degrees. The re-
ei;I( Is the harrl.•st cutting edge known
Di science. A blade of Ca ho -„teal that
cn.• RU -.rant.••• for .. Irf.•ll •i.. ..t perte.1
8,ar. no honing -no grinding.
W. J. HEAMAN,
Wo scant 3 -nu t, i • • and enjoy
the em. .I h shat i.:( ...rt soil u1t1
(Wain Only 11.1•'1,-;1, t • long sweep-
ing dlagoo.,l 1troi:.• u( straight blade
standard razor -the teese-111agnetic--
W)deh cuts the h.3iry • : only nitheut
splitting them or turn:••g the ends
1•.Ir•k Into the skin to cause Irritation,
punph•s. 14 1).3 (ten w,a: a troubles. s
• ..r1)• In tachy and ret .1 Carbo-\I:i ;-
ne 3,r Mazur un 3.1 Days' 1'reo Trial.
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AUGUST 27th to SEPTEMBER 12th, 1910
unproved Grounds, New ituehlnlg ;, International Live Stock Show,
Exhibits by all the Pi.•lrllr,••., M83!n:licerlt Art Loan Fxhibit.
RY PERMISSION OF HIS MAJESTY
BAND OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS
KING GEORGE S HOUSEHOLD t3AND
1
400
MUSICiarin
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Model Military Cantp.
Tattoo every night.
Everything r•rw in attraction
Wonderful Firework Spectacles
1,000
PERFORMERS
THE NAVAL REVIEW AT SPITHEAD
BATTLE BETWEEN DREADNOUGHT AND AIRSHIP
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