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Nt1olldJ and Stdr Brdll 6efflGnts
WE ARTi, SOLE AGENTS
Walls, Floors, Troughs, etc, built with these -Cements
last for ever.
ones 'Twine
We have Binder Twine now in stock ready for' you:
Come. in and get what you need and be ready when
harvesting time comes.,
Scythes and Snaths,. Turnip Hoes.
We have a Quantity of Turnip Seed.
Eavetroughing and Builders Supplies always on hand.
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The
Latest Thing
in Cloth
Is always to be found at this
tailoring establishment. If
you Aave t a good tailor and
are 1
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• for
one, g oz tr Y us,
One trial, will convince you
that y& cannot get better
flatisfaction for the same
money than we will give you.
Can
Convince
You
that our stock of Spring
g
and Summer goods is
unequalled.' See for
yourself.
FOWLER BROSR
THE MOTHERS, BENSALL.
Portland Cement
urTE HAVE just received a iluan-
W, V VT �g� Ta man a lily of the best grade of Port-
end
cement
tdlterc2l ztat Tailor. can be had at either Centralia or
Exeter Storehouses.
WOOL
WAN'T'ED
5000 Ibs. of wool wanted for which
the highest Market prices will be paid
in cash at Centralia and Exeter store-
houses.
NEW PIANOS
We Bove just put in stock several
'new Pianos ha the •latest designs and
.of the Best Makes at Popular Prices.
We will esteem it a pleasure to show
them to you. Organs always in stock.
A good second hand Bell Organ :in
good order, for sale cheap.
'The Bic ycle
Season •
Is with us and those Cushion Frames
are just what you want, ` We have
tthem at moderate prices.
Sewing
Machines
in all the leading Makes always in
stock and at prices that cannot be
beaten anywhere, also repairs ;for
same.
Call and see ps.We are always
-busy but will be glad to give you any
information about our goods you may
.•desire.
S. Martin.
Children Cry for .
CASTOR IA.
JOS. COCDLEDICK
Zurich
—Mies- ss Doir.a Either is on a visit . to
friends in London.
- {Misp
Amelia; Art, of, Lapdog, is
vent i ue fxriellic s herd.
Mooresville
•
-Mr, William Hardy, of M,eGilli-
vray, has ,purchased the Walter Logan
farm on the 15thconcession of Lone: -
don township for the sum, of 7,.$5400.
It is a fine farm .
Mooresville, has returned from her
trill to the North West, where shebas
been visiting her friends.,
—Mir. L. D. Stanley, one of our mast
eespe:cted residents has left us to..
take charge of his brother's business
in St. Marys. His bro:t&ler, Mr. T.
D. Stanley is ,gei:ng on a 'trip 'to Brit-
ieh• Oetannibia.
Myr..George .Clark, an' old. resi-
duaof Stephen, has lately deei,dedtto
visit, melee mare, the. Emeratnd Islet and
wrote from there to say ha enjoys the
alit. •
Children Cry for
CAST
THE
Merchants Bank of
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL. ••
(CAPITAL ... (all paid up) ......,
`REST. .......
'TSOS.:FYSEit,
General Manager
anada
$6,000,000.
$2,700,000
E. F. ri19BDEN,
Superintendent of Branches
,A'GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed on
'Savings, Bank accounts and Deposit Receipts.
totters of Credit issued available in China, Japan and
.,other foreign countries.
REDITON ONTARIO.
by druggists in overly part of the i"orld. -5
HI HO k.anagei' bents bottle. Its value fearealoul:able Re
9 ere and trite. vTf:' Taslow'u Soothin
sale
+nd as for no other kind.
fiebsall , Thames Road , Bar. and Mrs. G. Maser 'heave •rerun,*
fa, J.'Sutheiland, Notary Pubila, Convey
cera Commissioner, Fire insurance Agent, a
lstfuror of Marriage Licenses. Legal cioourn
carefully drawn at reasonable *tutored:, Mon,
to loan on real estate at low rates of intorestey,
'Mee at the Post Oftlee Rousal' Bruicefield
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,ed alter a few weeks" 'visit at Berlin.
an —Mise Allen, of • Sdxiatford, is the ( —Mies Carrie Feist, from Cre laeon,
x d , guest. or her - tamale, ' Mi'. T. !A.I. 0arm-
ente I atm.
—Miss Alice Petty vis~itingtrien
in. Bealfieild.
—Mr. Xebin, Weigh.has heal) visitix
rclatices at Stra,tthiroy.
Our band nd char been engaged, tiro•play
at the lva Zutxlah fall fair.
-- Mise Let•tle Ka islet is •visitin
Ezieird in '
is SeafoirUh�.
—Oar annual civie hcliday will b
held to -day (Thursday)
—Mr. D. johns, of Guelph, is spend
ing a i£ev ;drays wi tax_ friends in filen
israd1.
—Mr. MacArthea, of London, was in
the village last week; vssrtinra ' .his
iaro•t,her.
—Miss jean Dick, pr:otesionai, nurse,
is theme visiting her 'parents, M e and
M'zis. 'Thomas Diek.
Miss Weaver, of Detroit, was hese
recently visiting Iver brother, M.
Ja'mesf WUltpie.r . .
—Miry. Gilcthrist and daughter, Miss
Martha, are this week visiting rela
tLvets iarl W;i;nglbrtm,
—Mr. Fred G. Bontbron, of Chicago,
lilacs been in the 'village the ,past week
visittlinig his parents.
—Mr. Wm. McKay bias returned
from viisiting friends in the north
pert •af• the eounty. .
—Trade is ' somewhat quiet in the
village awing to the farmers all being
busily engaged harvesting..
=Th:n farmers are making good
headway with the hairvest, and report
the yield and quality both vent' good
—Mir. Robert Dalrymple. has perch-
ainettetr bot from Mrs. Gilchrist
vvTieh will give him' nice premises,
.... Tib; in'as Daymasix who has been
in the West toir a numbers of °months,
rteturaeid !hiome, the first ,part of ''this
week,
r• White lhi e h s beepquite
—Mins. James e. W t a n
tris m
ill dieting the past week or so,, but at,
ds-i.'}ne splendid farm belonging to theestate
is feted forr shale aatoW�ilson''ss hot l hers o ;
d
ue day last, J
l
n,e
was quite a
large turnent of people. present and
riadi•ng was quite brisk. Tile Elarxn,
he>abliest
Alla of writinvg was, c ire- %e leery
beater.-- uieanu 'e• f iit mn z o cam 0 ",e f xt„R s1rthe villagle have taken cottages at
rand Bed the , a ular uG m, p p s ramex xe--Mr. Aiikin, os ]3eeiton, who was
Messrs. Cook Bros. first miller, was
in iron ' ilia fr;�e last week xi:Jaewing
algquaintanoes.
Mrs. Wm. Ilaggarth and children,
here been spending the past week, at
Mats. Fio�ggarth's home before marri-
age, rneaar Maslen. •—Mrs. Wes'e�loh e,nd' children, of
Berbift, foinm;erly of Henaall, have
bee.; visiting friends here during the.
pajsta ;wank.
-Tlhe iatnlnuaal .1iiienie. ,t: f abbe; Me,thoe
dist Sabbatlh soh'oiol was heir at,
Grand Bend an Thursday last, when a
very ipleasiint time, was spent.—Mrs. Robert Bell, of Se,aforth,'hesbeen visiting tear father -in -lave, Mr.
Jo!hin Bell and relativecs 'in the (town-
ship .cit Hay a'n'd vicinity.
—Mr. 'acrd Mrs. ]3. 'Arnold left here
a,st. o weeks for Tprcnto, whrlre wet
learn Mr. Arnold rhos secured a •pos•i-
tion in tthe Sovereign Bank.
—Mr. Wm. •Thompson, of Cleiaago,
eaoormipianied by thus wife is here.visit-
ing his ni,ather, Mrs. 'G. S. ,'Thomtpso'n,
alnd unclees, Wm. and Joan Stoneman.
—Flax pulling is now the o;rtie,r:t of
the day, and many of the 'boys antigiirls tare all able to earn ;considerable
pocket money during t•Ihei holiday seas -:an.
—Rev. Dr. •and Mrs. Medd, in , writ-
ing to rim enids, sjpeiak ivery ihigll'byt Sanidfield in tihe Muskoka district as
a fine summetr resiort, and relpor.t 're-
ceivinig much benefit from their trip. -Mi'. D. Urquhaart, the .olid edtablish
e•d ,end einteir',gntrising proprietor of tthe'
Henson aaltmeal mllIs, is enlarging this
!mia]e land adding new macihinery, in
Girder to meet fake 'demainds of this in-
cretasiinig business.
r. Me;edelaxmid ref:mixei' oa
Monday from a ;pi rrYasant trip up 'teleMuskoka lakes, and rc•esidedMea e with D'r. Medd and Mrs. ,Medd,
w.bo•m he found much impravedhn,alitli and , enjoiy'ing. the ruggerdgrandeur of tthe highlands of Ontario.
—Tbe Inienvds eof Mr. Jamies IVIeFar-
llane, o£ tihe township of Tueketrislmitll
will ,regret to learn that lie wase ,very
seriously ill the latter part of •?fastweek from the effets of a paralytic .
stroike, bat will be pleiaseid t'a lea.rm
tlhia.t he is considerably improved.
-An ad, ourrned speoiial meeting of
rPesbytery was held in, Carmel Pres-
by'terrian ebrurcli, on Tuesday forenoon
last, the main business being to•. re-
eeive t:he decision of-the•.Rev. J, S.
He,nidlee:eon, a.£ tlhbis viltta•go, regarding
tape call he had received from ,St. An-
d'rew's .cllilurch, Weistministekr.Rev. C. Fleittcher, oif 'the Thames Road
o!eeupiied tihie ehair and. after devotion,
al exelrc ises and the reading of the
milantier cif the ;1rast spepital meeitixig
hield rec^Intly in Clinton, the business
of tihe meeiting was taken utp in the
O pof iioh R -v. J. . I3ei d.,xsan
coax• a vvlb S,s rkstated t'htat rerpgnti.cing the, alCr•ong
of th,e west, amid the, sipeeial•
neae,d for a•otive, agressive church work
tihiere, that vwhiile regrettizvg with the
eceigret+aatlion. Imre,• where. he •has lab-
orred fo.r so ixlany years, andl received
so much kindness and e'ncour(agiement
h'e has derided to accept the call from
St. 'And'rew's church, West.ministerr.
T!1ee Rev. Mr. Sawyers, of Brueefieltdwas tihen elected moderator of Car -
in 1 choreh sess�lcixi during thtei vacancy
aind oitihie,r ma tt'ers of intsrr'est were
dealt wi,illa Mr.:ije:nd�erelon will (are-
ier 1 ser . o,n on SabbathAlClh h'ls fanevw L rrl, ,
the 16th iiinst. On, t'hei foll`owin'gShbe
batth the pulpit will be. declared., vi-
caint.
FOR O V�F,,>IRSsXPY \ 1 A.RS
AN 0LA AND yr aLL-TxtrenWinslow'e Soothing Syrup has been used for
over sixty years bq millions n' mothers Por their
childrenwbile teething. with perfectsueeessit soothes the child. softters the gums, allays all
pain, cures Wind colic. aind is the best• remedy
for Diarrhrna. It is pleas+ant. to the "tante. Sold
owever, was not sold. T i i,id obtained Was $10,000,• and.tan lined
pries being some four 'hundred dollars.
in Iadvane+b of this, a sale was not
made, altihouglc the expectation was
that it \would. ,probably be sold; by pri-
vate sate ,beagle lona, as there aresev-
eral alio are anxious to get it if an
aggireelnent tan be made in respect of
algae.
Anderson
-Edd Wait t Swndaiyed at iGraad
Bend.
ee. J:l; Arnn,stre'ng, of Toronto, is the
guest lef Miss L. ale Health/nig.
-Mils. Bat;teln, o,•f 'Engin, Ill., is'vis'---
itinig Ozer son, 1VIr, S, Batten;.
—Mrts, pimpled and 'Mrs. Adair are
the 'guests of "Mrs C. W. Rgbunson.
—Mr.. R. Bilyea, of T.horndale, visit-
ed witch friends in this vicinity last
week.
-Mills Jetninie Analelrson is, spending
beirevtaicfa.tacen alt herr h.emme. here.
J3ayfield mai
ona ars. Rhos. Blake, of
Mirktoin, were the guests of Mr.lA1-
best Bickel', ow• Sunday.
Saintsbury.
—i11rs. Small, of Landon, is visit-
ing friends here.
—Master Gordon
Wain
burn burn un
dsia-
ter, Miss Jessie ,are , visitffig friends
b ere
—The 'seven-year-old son of Mr. and
Mire J. McFalls, while playing around
in ..r e
m eventhad hinder. .�. � yx
� 1.bre
y;
'<nilsfoirtune i,i: fall off a hoard break-
ing her arm.
—The .little tefo•lyeaiaold, i3iauah'tei.'
Mr. and Mrs. F. Dobbs had, the mis-
fortune to get her foot badly scalded
on Sunday, the «12th of July, while the
parents were. absent from home an
odder sister pieced a basin , of hot
water on the floor. The child as.
dently stepping into it. .
Granton
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—Mrs -G. Eea:tsnn is visiting relati-
ves in Croinarty; -this week.;
—Mrs. a'Clare and family, of Pres-
tome are visiting'"ti•Zrs. •Cameron.
—Miss M. Isi1ty, who has bean at-
tending school in Simcoe, is home' for
the hiolidays.
-Pr. Chas. Lang took Dr. Robert,.
san'sr preetice in Stratford for a few
days feet week.
— Harvey Mosvbra returned home
tram Hamilton last tatturday night.
He is greatly improved in health(
— Mr. Norman Brooks ani bride, of
Harrisonburg, Ve., are here en a vis-
it. A reception was tendered /the
hap y couple on Wednesday evening
at the home of his parents by a largo-
number of friends; A pleasant even-
ing wog silent.
Grand Bend
.—Dr. L. L. Follicle, of St. Marys, is
the guest of his aunt. Mrs. Gill.
aliases Gill and Brown, of Exeter,
are encoding 'a two weeks' vacation
here.
—Mrs. (Rev.) D. Ramsay and and, -
nen, of Ottawa, are visiting friends on
Th•ranrto Side.
—Dr: McCallum', of Buffalo, Is spend
lag a 'va,catian with his parents at
Pine•Crnft Villa.
—The ;oottitgers on the different
parks are ;vow all f tiled for the Pres-
ent Inonith•.
—Mrts. T. W. I.rawkshaw and daugh-
ter Myrrta, of London, are spendin'g:a
abort time here.
—Miss Bella Dow, of Mitchell, Miss
Coraniick, of Woodstock, Miss E. Me-
Ca11um, of Midland , who have been
guests at Mr. T. H. iW CAllum's cot-
tage during the past few weeks, .have
returned Thome,
Greenway.
( —Mias Emma M'cl. hnisoav is 'camp—
ing at G,ra nd Bend.
—It1iss Alice Wilson was the guest
of lake Evangeline Harvey, at the
Bead.
—Mrs. J. R. Wilson, gave a picnic to
Grand Bend, on Saturday, in honor of
Mrs Grover and Mr. and Mrs. Brork-
ett
—Misses Alice and Carrie Wilson,
and. cousin, -Toni Still'well,• are visit-
img friends in Bayfield and Clinton,
ijbts week.
•—Mr. I1 .J. Willert anti two cbil-
d,ren of Aliment, Idieh., passed
through Mere in their automobile an
Monday, after visiting friends in the
viieirsity of Das(hw.ogd.
-Mir: Theins Srtfinhcin arudi quash
ter, Mrs. Gillevell ,and San, Tani, of
Mayfield, visited the former's niece
Mrs. W. J. Wiils,on, • who accompanied
them' ]tome Manata .
—Mus. Grover of Aahi:ft'bula, Ohio,
ameom�painie4 by' her siste t,in-laiev,And
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. Mi.tB clek-
ett and two children have ap.ent itihe
cver.•k •eisitin;g theftor'mer's brother,'
Nor. D. M. Edwards, and other. friends
le able vicinity, •rettnrning to their
Need eeda r.
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spent Sunday at Rev. J. 0.rTVlorloGk',s--Ciss Exuma Colicas Chas beennela�ti te4s e t Lieury, the paste
week.
—Mrs. Louis Sinvons, from Cavalier,
N, D., is visiting friends and relatives
in town.
..-M.I. >e' 1�zaM Brunnez f•oi ff•m Bu ato
is home visitiing his motizer, who Is
very low at tame cif writing:a—M'. lend lylzs. T,au,s ;L'efftirt. train
Mailvterate/a are s+,pendi.n; a weetc width(
firiends and i reilativets in and around
village.
—Miss Graham has retux.ned t•o her
ILocne'in , Gotderich, after spending. a
pew days with her sister, i\frstM'eaver.
—Mr. and Mrs. Ilalcer cn•`,^_,rtained.a.
nuinbee of young people at ,heir home
Monday evening. A pleasant tune is
reported.
Mr. Hetnry Will er:t, frpm 'Almont,
Mk h. was visiting his brothers last
week. The trip was made with an
a utacnobiee
Kirkton
—Par.. George . Armour as, ivisiti'nta
at Mr.. J. Taylor's.
Mr. N. Me , Leigh was in; traan,don„
this week,, qn busi'netss.
—Miss Rate/hal Hark an Miss Lily
Ta,iyloir are 1 visitilnig at Londetsboi o,
this week.
—Mr. N. B. Drupe was tihs:`happy
reai,pient of a fine baby girl,on Sate-
urday last.
—Mrs. R. A. I3ryans and family(,lof
Petrone, are . visiting friends in the
village. Mr. Bryan will come up on
Sa,t(uxdp.g
—Mir. N. J. Tufts, who has been, e,on-
fsined to the house during the. pa;sit
month with typhoid fever is now;con-
e era
onva
1 ant. Carrand
—Mrs. N. R. Ca • a
f miLy; ; whohave been visiting friends t .at Blyth
end Westfield. for the • ,past three.
week arrived home on Friday last.
—Mt
s. Rohl:. Robinson, who ^ barn
been
visiting : at Lander�baro tduxing
bus last two weeks arrived home Mon-
day being aegom;painied by atrial Hata
vey Itabn�.`^n• Who has been very. ills
—Miss 'Annie , ileachatise, of St.
Marys, and arr. Hobert Roadhouse, of
Toronto, and Master' Willie Clark, of
Orrillia are visitbntg at" -Mr... Wim.
Bieovvn's a rid. Mr. Taos.RcladltaaA'bs'
for isle week,
-Mr. Geo. Mills, met with; a,+ba;d,
masthn c4 Monday, which will lay
him off work far a short Time. In
holding a.plank on a pump Iog while
a yoork.tman was in the eat of `driv---
ing the Logs together, the man missed
bia•calculatians and struck Mr. Millet
thumb smashing it somewhat which
will be very painful.
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—Rea. G. D. Damm and family with
lu
friends spent Monday; at the lakes
.—Mr. Ed, Iiesttle, of London, was anthe village on Monday, on business.
—alias Estella Moir'taek, ofDash-
„wood, is visiting friends in thistvicin-
itty.
—Miss Olivia lloltzm.a,nn is Spend
ing a week in - London 'i�siifang 13ri-
elud's.
—Miss Falk, of Howell, Mich. ,spent
a week at 'her • aunt's, Mrs. Herrman
O est;r. eiehe r.
-=•Mr. and Mrs. Ohris . Eilber, •o,f•,
Z:urrirlly, Vera. Sunday under the par-
ental roof.
—Art Znviek�er spent a; few days
last week in London 'visiting his
parents. ,
Mr.. Jcdhln .
Pr trr:Yir aivd.family.lof
Zurich, i al'aet at Mr. Sam. Brown's on
Sunday.
;alrtsaaa& b Eil..be:r andMisa Care
cafe Foist anent Sunday at th aarson-
a13ta at Dliehw'ota:L.
tears. leacesneir, orf Buffalo, is epend-
lug a few weeks with heaparents, Mr
and Mrs. John Finlrbeiner.
—Elio:mrointh.l?y merit:ling of the Hay
Mutual Fire Insurance Caimpany was
held in the town hall, Saturday.
-Mu. Kara, manager orf the S•eve,r-
eigin Bank, Exeter, paid our villages a
flying vi.:it on Wednesday last.
—The. eholi,r of the Methodist church
pioniced Grand Bend, an Monday
last. A , very enjoyable dime wcis
ape,ntt.
Mies Ida, Treitz, of De.tr�oi1, and
Mies Flock, of. llowieli, Mich. are visit-
ing drieladls.'and rata tive.s in the ;vii -
Lase.
I—DM,r. and Mrs. Louis •Roedding, of
{Lc,nrlon, and Mrs. S,h,eldon, of Detroit,
tare this . awls of Mrs. end Mrs. Thos.
T.revethack.
—Mr.•Jo1hn Wa,gester, of Burn,Mich.
brother atf Mrs. Damm, and Miss
Wagner, of Wa.terloo, wer• guests at
alto Gamine:parsio�n,age'.
--On iNfor attar night gilt • • '.scrubs”
% prayed lour : picked teti,in a, game of
football, andmade tilvings int errl;iin.g
Gar the prof�eeslcnials•—score, 0-0.
.Mr. Lloyd Janes, of St. 'Dhom�i,s,
tearlier ofvccat and ins tvriumenta1
music. was in the village last • 4 arielay
anti was succesisful .in.ge,trting e class
tc stair. with.
—Mr.' Jahn Smith slave our villagore
quits eint' cenobitic -,n Last 'Tutealliiye
while Lhreshi•nte tor Mv.•, Samuel;
- • Drawn Mr. Smith has a new trac-
tion engine blower, and Chas certainly
a complete outfit.
Neve Zurich boys came over to our
team Lash T',ridey, and played a !gaitn'e
of foothill wiit,h our bay The ';oleo
'woe a fast tome tend vteir,'yi liattdr'e'stiilig•
heather ciidee succeeded in making a
csacaire.
—Con Monday evenings. Mrs. B. 33.
Walker.. receivafl the sad inersage of
the death of b•er father, Rev, .Mr.
Cromptron, of Carlisle, after an illness
'of eever•al months' durotion. oar.
C:roxnpten ,had many warm friends. in
this villaige a,nd vicinity oho will-tate-
grret to heat of his death. ' -
Dashwood
—Our •cenient walks are almosdcom
pleted.
"lids Quante, of. Exeter, is the
guest .of Miss Lily Ilctrtlteib.
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Canvass, reg, �i.t,fi0 for $1.1.0
Ladies' Patent .Leather Bal. reg. $2.50 for $1.75
Ladies' Oxfords , .. , .—regular $1,50 for
$1.10
Men's Patent Leather.. —regular $3.00 for $2 00
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value for your money in Shoes as at 'our
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—Our Township Council hope; pass- an extended visit with Mrs. Leavitt's -
m,ather,'Mrs. Culbert.
—Dr. Harvey, D. D. S. , 6whe, hap•
been successful in business hese fox
the past three years, has disposed cif
his practice to Dr. George Thornpsaa,;
have been a danger tothe lives of our of Stratford, Dr, Harvey vi1T locate
elderly people and tte council have in CChicago,
been obliged to take action. —Mr. Bernard Sftanley is leaking;
some extensions to tuv ;building now
occupied by St;adi = i ;acral
mexahanrits.• The+store isti.beingi t;Zx 'rt �
thirty e
theine'd z y f e• ,the- neve. additiax>f }'•i.'
peing two tari s highhand but
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Park, recently of London. finely of cememt.
')1;•r, Tslies G a ri,err, I3.
—,:Cine Standard Bank has placed in ign,sd his :pusitic n in ihe:Luean
their institution h'e're ona of J. So J. Sclhtool .to accept the laaordern L(angue
Taylor's lar <t„•
labeet t
y,improvedt'.r
N•time, lock age b7lasteltslvtp art l�Iitchetll ata •sat-
salfese airy of 5'500. 'tllhis is a big raise for
Reginald Hudson, of London, was Mr. Carter., but notaii:ug `amore. t:hala
the soloist at Holy Trinity i
y Churg his em aver , � � i.
y h s ane his diligence ' nc' '
, p , a 7 ills
g
morning and evening service,'Sunday lsuc•cess as a teachelr •deserves.
Last. —On '.fuesday evening', about 10..at
1Vt , of :Cue H' gh ” rah oa I A- ru, tllo c -its elvs Of tb t viPatac.
acccp i, o, . called out to a tine but has accepted tile position of En , y'
e13, a iby 1•aw prohibiting the ridintg•(Cf
bicycles on the ` plank rand; cement
,gide-walks. Bioy'cles will be allowed
on the gravel walks, but will,have, tci
go ata slow trate. Some of our bo0'is
au Zan
1 James Gilfillan ihas disposed of his
stack of general merchandise to Jas
P
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gash master •af the High sehooL tit
Mitehello
At a a paniettiinlg ,'opt the 'High Sahoo1
Board Last• vexing, Miss Ida M. Mara deer stonm was ,passing aver at ,tahct
was engaged a assistant tHigle School time it is •generiaily believed tlbht •thte
t'eaielhtsr at a isulaiij oif ,$450 .pea pa- barn was struck by lightning
1.
as r
s only a small barn owned byMr.
T. Robinson, wihieh in .a, few minutes ,
was ,reduce,d tiol a.tes. The origin ea
the fire is not known, but as a, thun-
Mule. •
—Dr,. W. T. Bian:ting Jiaa purokased
the building an William street recent
ly vacated by Sceli & Ahrnitage, cloth-
iers, and will remodel it into a diall-
ing and office.
=Mr. ,and , Mrs. Alex. Leavitt, cif
Walkexvdile•, with their ehiidretn, aba-
ter Harvey- and Miss Madeleine are on
4D er.. ^
': ;, ` i :are is on every box of the genuine
't:ve Bronco=Quinine Tablets
r '•i that cures a coda in one C".+:e. ,
DOMINION EXHIBITION
1903 - TORONTO - i903
AUC. 27th to SEPT. 12th
The Agricultural, Manufacturing and Natural resources of
Canada will be exhibited on a scale never before attempted.
DAILY PARADES OF LIVE STOCK
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In addition, by order of HIS MAJESTY THE RING
THE JUBILEE PRESENTS 1
of his august mother• the late Queen Victoria, Will be exhibited FREE, ae t96II
as, by permission of the Dowager Duchess of Bufferin and A.va,
1 THE DUFFERIN PRESENTS
And by permission of the Countess of Aberdeen treasures
,! OF IRISH MANUFACTURE
Tho special features, including an entirely new spectacular production entitled
A CARNIVAL IN VENICE 1
ander the personal direction of Bolossi Riraify, will be on a scale never before
attempted at an annual fair in any part of the World. .
Reduced rates by land and water from everywhere. Consult your station
agent.
W. a . McRAUGiiT,
Prcsidug
J. co. ORR,
Manager ae4 Seerelary,
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`:.WING TO THE GREAT DEMAND fol' Samson
.Brand Cement we have been unable to gels enough of
this celebrated Cement to supply our custortlers
, but t, from
now on we will be in a position to meet all ore 1's.
If building walls, cisterns troughs, silos sidewalksor
g i
floors get our rices on Samson Brand Cement-
Plymouth
l ant-
Plmou h Binder Twine
Wo still have a small'quantity of this high .grade Twine
on hand: Try it and he convinced that it is t
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