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THIRTY-Sb;\'ENTIAWAR- Q, 1925
Huron & Middlesex Gazette
"QETTHE HAB1T1!
Buy your Drug Supplies at
Cole's Drug Store
It's a Habit that Pays
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EXETER, ONT ; CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER st h 1 �► l o.
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Unequalled BIW. of =Beautiful
FALL, D .: G000s
The complete drep\s goods steIcks are here and we have ;newer
had a showing to compare with them for beautiful weaves col-
ors No woman with an eye for the beautiful in dress Fabrics
will want to miss seeing this display. It will tic?, fashion study
for you besides if you care to purchase you will- find the price
very reasonable
Dingo fl Suiting
tone of alt `\sweat Which• -
wei were very rtunatein.>fe
curing in all the llfadiug col.
ors. Thay are sea and will
be very much itsand as
one of the best. P n es 5oc
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SAN TOY
This is very new and natty
• It is a lovely weave for dres-
sea or shirt waist suits and
• comes in a variety of new
shades.
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Hew Cools
Just opened up a full range
of Ladies Misses and Child -
rens Winter coats, The smart-
est, we have ever shown
Every coat a beauty you
must see thew,
Black Petticoats
A very large range of I31aek
Underskirts in movie Satin ate
gal Taffetas and silk come
trirnnied with embroieered
flounces $1 to $5
Hoopsack Suiting
One of the strikingly • New
Fabrices fbCtel11 and winter
suits. A nice range of Hea-
ther mixed shades are shown
in these goods which wear
like iron Prices 50 to 75c
Staple Wears
We are showing a very
large range of Merges Vona -
tins Poplins Broad cloth Sat-
in Cloths. Plaids. and Checks
in the New Colors.
lathes SEM Coals
A nice range of those ever
pipular and useful garments
for early fall .k full range of
colors and styles to choose
front ani different lentrthe,
Nel rad Silk waists
Something new in waists are
always being shown here Net
waists in Cres and at is Cream n 1 P:cru
shades and colored Silks are
very popular
Gents' Furnishings for Fall
Here is it list of the New (foods :
New Shirts
New Collars
New Furs
New Sox
New Underwear
New Suiting
Jones &
New hate
New ('aps
New Suite
may
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper
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JF 1 WEltl: A VOICE
if 11yere a-voiee—a persuasive voice
Tlcould travel the wide world
ough,
1 w fly on the
meting light
A.•ak to the men with a gentle
night.
And tell them to be true.
•I'd to, 1'd fly. o'er the land and
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\'h.vever• a human heart might he.
ifTwill* a tale or pinging a song
pedis.. of he right—in blame of
brains of the
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V,►tery the finest Sewing Machine Produced.
A STORE THAT KEEPS
GOOD FURNITURE +
Ought to be a :.nod i'lace to go to when there is Furniture
to be hengllt.
Tit AT SIKHS REASONABLE DOESN'T I'1'; SO IT 18.
We have confidence enough in our Stock to unhesitating
ty invite YOU to give it a Critical Examination.
We know that we offer you the pick of the Finest Furniture
produced In this Country.
NOTHING MORE. NOTHING LESS
And the beauty of it is that you are not asked to pay
more here for undoubted Values than gods, Not as (food
sometimes coot at other places. That's 1 he T1 gilt that we
would 1iKe to have lteml'Ili Bred.
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EXPERIENCR
PATENTS
TRAnc MARKS
DESIGNS
COPYRIOurs 4c.
Anemometer(
kliIfreinlely rrerternparo
Wbet her
(ntentl,,n Npt 1, Its pat of alae r,..munew.
bene slrlctlrrnnedentlet. 14ANOB8011 e n P11.1081
fent Frew ('I tot *loner tur.r, wire` patrra*.
1•atrnt, taken trough Mui A Cu. fecetIM
Wena! n.•tfre, wH h•,ut Ct+arre, !nth*
Scientific Rtnerlcan.
A hen4e;moi) tiluetrated weekly. r.rar.t c1r•
t�tn1Utb•n 1.l, Rnr 1. 'entitle 3oernel. lentis for
t'ene4e.t'�S 5 ren potato pre1.*1d. enil by
511 new•de Irr
MUNN & Io,' ,1 B^ . New n.CorkI.
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Some medical authorities )• that
it is po•:!ibl.• for n person 10 stif-
fer from Itheumetism witho:.t having
Uric Arid in 1 he blood.
Mit we never bcnrd it stated th
a t'••rson could hat • vrie Arid in
the blood and I. !r !•• ••. 1(11 . n -
tihrn.
I'rie Acid develop+ a k, n t h/
nos, Madder and 1..2, r 1. i to tin
their duty and do not t;rnp •riy rift• r
the iSleocl. removing waste product •
and is)pnritirs. wl):r, th^.e orp:a n,
refits.• to do their work yo,t will fOil
Nyal's (atone (toot Coinpovnd r,
flood corrective.
Ii etrrngthens weakened or impair-
ed Kirin' y' stimulat,'• the PI:older
and :.nes itp the torpid Liver. 1t
will ebeck conditions thst might re-
sult in Wright'+ i►ieeasee t'rtee
$1.00, a f 1
W. S. HOWEY, Phm, B.
Chemist and Druggist
1 he wrong.
If Y were ice-aaonsoling voice—
I'd fly onwings, of the air:
Tho homes,{ sorrow and guilt I'd
sock,
And calm and truthful words I'd
i(MalC
To ray t 1 hem from despair.
I'd fly, l'd fly o'er the crowdtown
And drop like the happy sunlight,
down
into the hearts of suffering men
And teach them to rejoice again.
Tf 1 were a voice—a convincing voice—
I'd travel with the wind;
And when ever 1 paw .the nations
torn
Ily warfare, ;jealousy or scorn,
Or hatred of their kind,
I'd fly 1'd fly, on the thunder crash,
And into their blinded bosoms flash,
And all their evil, tboughta sub -
If 1 were a voice—a pervading voice—
I'd seek .he kings of earth.
dued,
I'd teach theta Christian brother-
hood.
I'd find them alone on their beds
at night.
And whisper words that should guide
theta right.
Lessons of priceless worth.
1'd fly more swift than the swiftest.
bird.
And tell thew things they never
heard.
Truths which the ages for :lye re-
lent,
Unknown to the statesmen .it their
feet.
If I were a voice—an immortal voice—
I'd speak in the people's car ;
And whenever they shouted "Liberty"
Without deserving to be free,
I'd snake their mission clear.
I'd fly. 1'd fly. on th.• wings of the
day.
Rebuking wrong on u.; world-wide
way..
And in all tit,: melt) : Joicc—
I(1 were a voice—en immortal voice,
CIi ABLE.; MACKEY
COLONiST RATE'S, 1-3Ri'T, 151h
TFO OCT. 15th.
Via ::rand 'trunk Beltway System
to Nelson. Vancouver. Victoria. West-
minster, 11, C. Spokane. Scat tle Taco
a, Walsh, and Portland, Ore also Ban
Francisco, 1.0'2. Angelos. Kau I)i••goi
Ccs 1, and ;ilexican City. October 1st
to 25th full particulars and tickets
from any Grand Trunk Agents or
adds e •: .1. 1). McDonald. Metric!.
I',oyrngeers Agent Toronto. Ont.
BOWLING
A rink of Crediton bowlers earn,•
out see Friday and played 1bre.
g'rn• - „ ,b the Exeter bowler,. Tho
sr.., 1, as follows:
t ni Exeter
W. iI. Lovett
1'. 1'.1. It. Carling
Mr. llarrsion
.1. 11,11114
skip
ii. E.Jher. 7.1
i 2 I(luet1
I Fr. Corr, .2,'r
tikilr 1.i
Dr. '\IrCit •
C. It. Snell
11, Either, '1. 1'. 1' It. N. Creech
C. Rarest t 1V, \V, 'l i,ii to
Fr. Forrester Itev. Collins
t9kilr 9$kip
Dr. :McCn •It. �. Creech
11. Either. M. 1'. 1 J. I)vis
C. 11111.1t V. (1. Cl,rk.
Fr. )'ores rtes W. W. Taman
.ski:' 11 Ski:, 1'1
r s off howlers w
Three rink Exeter how 1 eat
to Seaforth Labor Day and played
several gauzes of bowies. The boys
report a Nplendid time and ipeak very
highly of the enfalnrnent given by the
8. aforth howlers. Following was the
testa of the playing:
alefnetla Exeter
Me lti7g,tll e'tip 12 Taylor skip 13
Willis. skip 11 ('lark, skip 9
l'ol.Wilann, skip :32 Heitman, skip 9
Ilays. skip 13 Snell, skip 11
Wright, Sr• skip 21 Taman, Ail. IR
Bright. skip 21
Creech.h
skip 11
itichardson. skip 11 Anderson skip 11
(bilge. skip 15 1'ollin, sk'1 e'
11
$1.c0 per year In advance
LOCALS
Miss Myrtle Denney visited in Park-
hill for a few days this week.
Mr. Lorne I'ethick spent the holiday
at, his home in Seaforth.
Mr. Sant Essery, of London. visited
in town on Monday.
Mr. Ed. 1Villis, our local barber,
caught a fine 30 inch pike last week.
Mr. and Mre. Norman Keddy, of
Detroit, visited at Hnrondale over the
holiday.
Mrs. Monroe leaves in a few dare for
a trip to England and expects to be
away until spring.
Miss Birdie Boyle returned Saturday
from 12 nonth4 visit with friends in
St. Thomas and London.
MissiMarjory and Jean Beldon have
returned from their extended visit at
Ingersoll.
Mr. (Robertson, of the Loreto!! Life,
London, lens in town on business this
Week.
Miss fitments, of Strathroy. was the
guest of Miss (Hive (could for .t few
dav6.
Mrs. Vanetone. of London, is visit-
ing friends around Exeter for a few
weeks.
Mr. Bert Passmore, who was visit-
ing his parents on the Thames Road,
has returned to hie home at the Soo.
Miss May Parch. 'of the Thames
Road. has gone to the Son to reeds
where she will attend school.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Senior and family
visited in Toronto a few days this
week.
lti55 ltamsay and Miss Ilene Dodds
Spent Labor Day with relatives at
!1 ere eon
1)r. 'W. 11. Racy .of Aberdeen. !l,
D.. is visiting his parents, Mr. and
:lira D. A. Ross.
Hist Ethel Sweet has charge of Mr
J. A. Stewart's millinery depart-
ment..
Mra. Jefferson, who has been visit-
ing friends here for the mummer re.
turned to her home itt Hamilton last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Iiodgroan and Mr.
R ilei!. of 0611awa, tva' Lere attend-
ing the funeral1 u
f
t he late
Mrs.
Hedgeon.
Mrs. Gourley and daughter ida
of Windsor ryturoed home Monday
•r visiting ter , few days with
r. and Mrs. T). .1
Mrs John Ilawksbaw returned from
Toronto on 8aturdny last ;accom-
panied by her little Crandsoh..
Harry Ilnwk�haw.
Miss !Alen Boyle, who has been
visiting in Marlette, Miele, returned
Mnnday. She Wan accompanied by
Miss Violet Willis. who will visit
Mende around Exeter and Seaforth.
!ifr. E. Ueidem'in narrowly escatx•d
slobs tweeter.: Lahor Day at the
depot, ile was stepping off s movin.r
train onto the elatliortn when he
serried. hi, foot going tinier the
train close to the rail..
Th•' many friends here of Mr and
Mrs David ltowcliffe scmpat hire Coit h
then) in the 10%. of tle•ir bright little
laugh( • r Fr•edn .Marie, aged 5 years
3 motif t and 112 dare whieh occur -
ed it its r home in Grentnn 011 Stin-
t e "h.. '1 • lit: • rf had
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• .•try of Chia
Scheer • e r.;..a, a rnornintr
anti 2l, t., . ! •1 r.• back
again 1' 111 :, , :el '1 r v will go
on 122 2, 1, „ .•I , te„ a stn work-
ed h:l•t a' l • • •,in1 1 tett oth-
ers n'il! e, • 1 1+ h 2 .h , 1 rn:•d
again wit! :: ' j -! „h it /hr .t n Int
Scholar. •I,„. ,1 •h• ,1 e vela
their solidi. t •h I k
of them until ;1 ("2e , e.
eneeetdon•. 1'1, t ., i) . I h , 1 r n1
will h.. '1V \V t, tilt owner. It .2.
Principal, 4i• \ \11oin-r211.
M1.0, 1t01111, 11 \' , • / 'di''. K rs-
22),1). :\iia4 11 .I ,'. '1.;. 11022 ird,
1114 1lis• At •'•Ire! •
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1:\ETER Cot;NCIi;
(test, skip 121 Taman, skip I 1 The council of the Village of Exeter
met its the town hall en Tee iday Sept.
2nd, all the members were present.
The ntinates of the meetings August
111th and 21111 were read and approved
Correspondence was teed es follow
from The London Foundry Co, and
'The Smart Turner Co. Air. Fernconab
lasing present explained the agree.
merit with "1'h•• Swart Turner Co
The following at eounf s were read
and approved: --Exeter Electric Light..
ing ('o„ street lighting, $11t1On; the
Bell Telephoto. 1'11, mes4age, 255; C. 'r.
:rooks express on wagon spring, S1►e:
The Queen City Oil Co. gasoline. $K ICs;
Thos. Elliott labor at gravel, $11 se;
Then. 1Valper drawing gravel, $:H;
This. itrock sr. !allot at ,navel. $10.'25;
Sidney Sander•+ do , SI`iAI; (iso. At-
kinson the, $.'i 75: Reba. (Mlles draw-
ing giavrl, *1; Win. Ciillienpie dn.,
WE IH)N" I' IIAVE 71) i'I:SiI $I41; rhos, Ilart.noll labor at gravel,
Slied{. $21; Time. holden, d0., $1; i1. ('.
Snow Drift fluor, 11 pusher 1) ,,
For wherever It becnutes known it Sly ill,, *121213;Wm. iV Ise li'esteott do..
Omits into immediate favor. House. ;
ees
keepers who try it once,
"Fe it ii , ('resN putt salary. qty►; r.11 ,1.
regurarly thereafter. Bissett purl sAlnry, g:Ci; shit. Ilenl
,fen two weeks Ntreet watering qts;; A.
Ti)I' REASON (SNOW DRI:"f) Q )lobier labor water %Yorks Account
changed to JOS. 1,aw5O1) $Iii 34); F. W.
Farr c emb cerlificete No. :1, water-
works, $1)6); Amounting to $517.511,
1.i01'it make, friends can he ease
ily learned by trying a sack of it.
Order one (relay and you'll need no
urgingto order anther whom the fleet paered on motion of Levett—tlentnan.
ie enl sty. Ask your (heir dealer for (.arrird.
it. WPwant to buy your wheat. Atljoarnrel. Joe. SI•:Niolt, Clerk
:lest prier )4. --�
H. Cook, Sons Si Co, Children Cry
Hensall FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Mr. N, Dyer Hurtle!) wan in Loniten
en Wednesday.
Mt', and Mrs ,las, Jeckell and child
visited relatives iu town this week.
Mr. Thos. Hakin- h e It'1e,nnvl
home after a trip through the west,
yl„v. Effi.- Taylor visited at ''Lion
Mr. 11'. .l. Monsey visited in Blyth
'Monday.
Mr. John McMahon has moved bis
feroily back to Seaforth after spend.
the past couple of months on his farm
in Hay.
"Mr .Prank Johns is holidaying in
Toronto this week.
'Mrs. G. 8atntt'e1l is visiting wit
relatives in Ingersoll.
Jirs. L. Da)- and two children vis-
ited for a few days in London fast
week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. McDonatd and
family have returned home tatter
spending a week in Toronto.
11r. and Mrs. Ssunby, and daughter
of London, vixiled Mr. and Mrs. Am-
brose Cottle Labor Day.
Miss I):Iniel. of Detroit. visited her
brother Richard Daniel in town
last week.
Mrs. 1l,. Axt, of Exeter. is visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mr:►. lid.
Axt. this week.—Zurich Ilerald.
Mr. Gilbert:Stewart. of Carlc_!e,
Eng. is t'isitiing hi,, sister, Mr-. .J
II. I3larkham.
Mrs Mitchell, of Cromarty. has
rented the house oo Main street re-
e,ntl)' vacated by `'- Devitt Mussell
MI2, L. Itobint•en 3.e .719 1.): pscs-
•d the junior exa)u. 01 111 Toronto
Conservatory of Jlusic.
Miss Bertha 'Mack. of Toronto is
'I':nding a month's holidays with
t.:•r parents. .Mr. and Mrs. D. Mack:
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Holman of E g-
mondville, visited 31r. and Mrs. \Van.
Drew a few days last week.
Herrn EIloitt WWI off work several
d•lys last week owing to a sprained
thumb.
Messrs Alt and .las. \Valt'ra last
'.'.. k attended the funeral of their
another at Sault Ste. Marie.
Mr. John Isscry and son, Will. of
Eden. are visiting for a week in Tor-
onto and Cobourg.
Mr. M. F. Salter and son Charlie
are holidaying in Toronto this neck.
Mrs. "Salter and daughter Meta are
visiting in London.
Ale. Clarence \Vhitby, of the bank
of Commerce returned to town Fri-
day last after relieving in Crediton
for Iwo week'.
Airs Floyd returned bore on Thur_ -
.11v la -t from Kalamazoo.'l.ch.3he
Was accornpained home by h r son
.fohrt. obit visited for 't few days.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Handford and
family returned hone on Saturday.
from I1,•aumeri5, Muskoka where then
hay • ►: •en summering for th • past
mint h.
In pr.:Ming tate Excl. r prize I:!'l
in ,error teas mad.. in .Ione', ,Sc ?lay's
•5I5'Cial prize. 11 should have tread ,
for th larges' on • dozen leen egg.,
o •n ty
Among tilos.: who spent f..ahor 1)3)'
not ..' town w2r: lir. C. Whitby at
Paris L. Davis at litnstll, 11. Stecre
it 'Bldg town. A-llewat at ltoc:;wood
St :nt,'y Fisher at Dundas,
+lies Maud Vtiri-h :rho has been
visiting to shill sidle!). for th • feast
tee months rI turned to her home in
1 - x on W. dnesdae. accompanied
Et her cousin Airs. J. !larding and
! .:'lacer Ina a:
`•!r ;tl,t 112 - ith.vi SAN r. of
I , n:' n 11 erh,,t �' . h visited lir.
•2 ; ''1, .1,:110 2 .1 1 1 f. et' 21125 1 h..
i. '2! J fait. i.1 Eo -
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1 • e i, 1 . !i 1 1. 111
to:r t 11 1 n 11 )' ,r-.
HAlt) WANTED—Competent to
do l of 'e
work Wain I 11�
f vin (!noting and
general work. Small fancily, Will pity
good wages to proper pet son. who will
h the a good 1 0. °ernru) Girl des-
ired Apply personally or hy letter to
Sirs J. J. ('allaglltn, t11:3 Wellington
street London,
MARRIED
SWEIT,.F,lt — FINkIRAINER — A► I
Cr de, n nn Tu. e',2 Sept fent.. r fah
M,- 11,nn•Ih 1'Snkh ener to 31r.
Swe•itzer. of Tali -tock.
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1 ItN- fu Toron-
tn. 0n \V. ilii' - 113 Angv•t 71.1. i
'•t A.i.;i Ilet'hurn, rlauahter of
\It .11.1 \1r-. John ilephurn, of
St n, to tar. Georg.' It. \Vest-
,. t, of 1 -barn •.
(TOHN
('I DM 011E. ---t 11) the London • IiovS
Took •Istn:th. on A,;cult 25th. to
l,•1 r. ,.nl Mr-. Ed. Cudmor.•, s Cl
OT��l�j/l
d,ughter. V ■ til
1t:1\I)l:I1$—In Ex,•er on Saturday •
v •p1. 3rd. to Mr. •,n l Mrs. hobo
1 nd 1'.5, a :On.
use
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A Oarbo Magnetic Razor
For a Nice Easy Shave
30 Days Trial $2.00
Gillettes Safety Razor
t t Blades per Dozen
Ever Ready Razors
$5.00
1.00
1.00
Regular Razors 75c to 1.50
BRUSHES, SOAPS and STROPS
LET US FIGURE ON YOUR
Plu robing & Heatlrig
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
pri+'!+±��(! €}�!�}(!•e s telt r--; ++'d e+e!rTT1+;
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E3ar-gairns
PEOPLE about to a. i1 ►n3e•keeptng should call at ROW R
& ATKiNS(N'4 Furniture Store and see how easily and
Cheaply you( to f orrie.h your home.
A Walk Through Our Store
Will show you. dere you wi11 find the largest and beat assorte
Stock of Furniture in the (:aunty, comprising
Tables, Chairs, Parlor and Bed -
Room Stites, Kitchen and
Dining -Room Furniture,
It, fact e.erythind to be found in a first-class Furniture Store at
each Low Prices
that defy Competition,
We have a huge number of Lawn nd Veranda Chairs wnirh
we are selling at remarkably Low Prices.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnielters and Funeral Dist < ;
IS ' IMI P2P "r rayR 'tIItmr .
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oDv� TnO E WHO TOIL ► Ai<NESTL%
P ,moo WITFI SUCCESS
Will BE SATISFIE. . LY WITH THE BEST
OVERHAUL THAT ClAPBE MANUFACTURED.
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WORK CLOTHES.
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WE ARE iHEAGENTS FOR LEA1t1ER LABEL OVERALLS. j
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On A„gnet ''':th to \Ir. awl tel
il• my Schade. a son.
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(.1 \111 -.r)n ,11;rn•1 al't. at •.be
residenee• of her brother, .1, Il,
t;undb. 1to'''Ilt 'Toronto. fate,
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AUGUST 27th to SEPTEMBER 12th, 1910
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Improved Grounds, New Buildings, international Live 'h 1w,
Ezitibitb by nil the Provinces, Magnificent Art Loan i.xlubit
BY PERMISSION OF HIS MAJESTY
BAND OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS
KING Groue;E'S H:,USEHOLD BAND
M,s1eI Military Camp.
rafts, • vete,' night. 1,000
:•;veryrl,i:, r• w in attraction,. PERFORMERS
litonrerfel Firework Spectacles.
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MUSICIANS
THE NAVAL REVIEW AT SPITHEAD
BATTLE BETWEEN DREADNOUGHT AND AIRSHIP
WATCH POR REDUCED RAIFS Aril) t:)< EVAN
For all information write Manager, J. 0. ORR, City hall, Toronto