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London, Ont. -"I wish to thank you,
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GRAND TRUNK SY EM
Only line reaching all Summer
Resorts in Highlands of Ontari o
Including
Muskoka Lakes
Lake of Bays
Algonquin Park
Maganekawan River
French River
Ter agami
1(avvartha Lakes
Full Summer Service now in •,,effec t
to all oft above'resorts. Write,, for full
particulars and illustrated , folders to
any Grand Trunk Agent.
.OMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS.
July 9 and 23 August 6 and 30
September 3 & 17.
.Via Sarnia or Chicago
Winnipeg, and return $34
Edmonton " ` e ` $42
Tickets good for 60 days
NO ORANGE OF CARS
o
Special train will leave Toronto
)10,30 p.m. on above dates, carrying
Through Coaches and Pullman Tour-
ist Sleeping Cars, via Chicago and at.
rani,
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railwaya
y
is the she rtest and quickest route be
tween' Winnipeg-- Saskatoon-- Ed,
snotnton,
Neve Fast .Express Service between
laliattinipeg and Regina. Smooth road -
ailed, Electric lighted .dleeping Oars,
ubeb g
rlinin Car Service,
ice
Leave Winnipeg, 6,00
on
Arrive Regine. 7 tt)art
«
Saskatoon
8.31)a m« : I
Edmonton 0,00 p re.
Ask anyGrand Trunk Arent far full
;,
information, or write
J. J,"EN£alle
Depot Agent.
Dr. de
Pills ie P's
Van's, P1'L1
A reliable 114646 regrtlator; never fairs. These
spills are execedingly powerful iii rte lstinR the'
generative portion: of the letnste system. Rebate
all cheap imitations. Dr. de Tee% ail sold of
as a bP s,.or throe for DO. gaited to any Wiese*h*•SCs';WODrag CAI,,s iso esda sa•la Conte
Crediton
One of Creditorls aged reeidenta pas-
sed array Jest Friday morning, in the
person of Lucy Lamport, relict of Mr.
George Lawson, at the age of Seventy
years. Deceased had been ailing foto
about a year but held been confined to.
her room for only about a month. She
was a member of the Methodist church
and when able attended every service
in connection with the church, Beside
her sorrowjng' husband there remain.
to mourn her demise; six sons and
four daughters, Joaepac George, Thos,
James, Ed, all of near Crediton, end
Mrs. Bedford and DIrs. Woodall of
Crediton, Mrs. T. 3. Wilson of Exeter
and Mrs, Reider of McGillivary. The
funarol which took place lase Sunday
was ,largely attended, The remains:
being interred in the Exeter nemetery
The family hays the sympathy of the
Times in their sad bereavement.
Flax -pulling isthe order of the day
around Crediton,
Rev, Zinmermar+ of Stratford will
occupy the pulpit in tile Evangelical
Evatgelical Church 'next Sunday
,nornillg a'n'd :eveni,n.e Rev. Burn will
occupy ' the pulpit in the
Murahi.
•Miss Edith,Crawloy of Detrroit id
vigitirtg friends around heret
Mr. .Claude Bluett arta daughter.
Glatars of Inaction are spcndi;ng a
few, .cloys visiting friends,
Mra Fred ITarris of IPotdon spent
,5ur•day cad rMgn'day with friends in
tdwr lI
l* 18Q 'Jeno
!Share (of' Vo>+iiorn is !the
guest of Miss -Pearl Heik,L or few
weeks. • M , d a lyes
Mr. 'August Kuhn returned to 'Co -
bolt
obolt after }spending his ir'otid'ays !here
Mr. Fred Trish has returned after
spet'ding his holidays in Toronto.
Mr. Ira Brown is :spending a few
days ir, Toronto visiting friendsa The Misses Ida and .Annie Armitage
A Ir.um•ber from here at bended: the of Lucan visited Miss Vera Ogden over
excursion to Springbank last Thurs.. Sunday.
day all report a good time Miss Mable and Jessie 1MIeNaughton
Mr. Will Eilber of Newark is spend- spent Sunday with Miss Bessie Morley
Ing a few days Visiting with 'his par- Miss. Lily Morley is visiting here
eats Mr. and lYfrs. Fred Taber with her father Frank Morley during
Mrs. George Felber left for New herbolidays from school.
Ontario where she will epen'd'tile Mr. and Mre. Wm. Morley spent
summer with TYlr. Sieber who is p'ne Sunday with her sister Mrs. Sherwell
of the' bush rangers up there, in London Township.
Mr. Harry Wind of Detroit is vie- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gunning spent
icing friends here; Sunday with his brother Arthur at
Berry -picking is the order of the Kirkton.
days c '•I Messrs. Harvey and Geo. Parkinson
Rev. 73urrt and- family are visiting purchased a :fine span of horses near
friends' in Hespler for a few days. Elgindeld.on Monday.
Mrs. Bert Clark of. Exeter inane).- The ice cream social given by the
ed to her home nfter,s'peading e wade' W. M. S. on Friday evening lastwasa
the guest of Mr., axad Mrs,: Welte.a/ grand, success. .A large gatheriug was
,Clarke. present and enjoyed the supper and
program. The drill by the children
under the direction of Miss Bessie
much was niu h a
Plauded The
P
autograph
guilt
up
gotten bythe mem
9u
bers brought all told $57.50.
CLINTON f'l ;
The'6° car .
: t f m
in ,an Y n`tt` ' , tC,o Z
i tug P
L,.mited, of which Mr. Samuel Owen
of New Perkis president, tali been
forced, en account :of the increasing
Lumber oe outside •employes in their
service, to (take upon 'itself the :pro:
viding of suitable tome accomddatiken
for them Aa boarding houses in town
are all filled up they have nerteci a
house anal will furmish it and .place, in
charge of Mr. and Mini :Woody otf
their staff Tillie will prove a first
class boardirg louse .for the eine.
eloyees, amide tome like .cor.,'djtipnts
and "at a low 'cost.
TTA s ' colli
Mies Ethel McDonald is Visiting.
friends at Kirkten.
Mies Harris of Brighton, England, • ie
visiting at Mrs. Ilobt. 1 ydds.
Mr, and Mrs. R. Heath of London:
aro the guests of Mr. IP, Clarke.
Rev. E, G. Powell being away this
week Mr, L. Heywood is expected to
hold the service in Bethany Church
next Sabbath,
The wheat all being cut the farmers
around are getting the land plowed
for the next crop. Threshing is being
talked of and the mein to comprise the
local outfit are W. ,Sall, W. Devine
and .Brown.
Miss Zoe Sillery vies . the guest of
Jean Allison on Sunday
Master Boy Richardson of Seaforth,
is visiting at Andrew Campbells
.Dim''1TRALTA
A very interesting game of, baseball.
was played on the local diamond be-
tween Lucan and the home team. It
was a pitching duel between A, Du-
plan and E. Collins resulting in favor
of the home team 3 0. Both pitchers
handed up good brand of ball, A. Du -
plan being very efiective in pinches..
Wee. Hodgins umpired satisfactorily.
The Ice Cream Social on the . Par-
sonage lawn on Tuesday evening was
quite successful deerite the threaten-
ing clouds and subsequent rain. The
ladies of the Aid clearly proved that
they were able not only to make and
serve ice cream and cake but to render
an excellent program.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Sandford were in
London over Sunday.
Quarterly services are to be held
next Sabbath at Centralia at 10:30 a.
m. and at Whalen at 2;30 p.m.
WHALEN
r t"v-
145 1 a farmer ,
Mr. Gunsaus
T Fleming ' '
tub near .Pa;says J;e. •used.
Chamberlain's Cholic Cholera and
Diarrhoea remedy in his family ,fpr
14 years, and that lie has found it
,dand
tos
1 - t remedy, iwc
to be an excel eta m y,
Tjleaeare ir. recom,mending i'i. • antes •
rate by all dealers.
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SIGNAL MESSAGES. - +;!_
'Deacon Fires Were 'First used, and
Then Came •Semaphores.
Signal fire telegraphing. withttsvery
•limited scope of Information contained,
strung to bare been about the only
mean9 of conilnitnleating quickly across
,list;inees until relatively; modern times.
It was not until the days of the
i•'rencb recolntion that any material
improvement over the,heaeon tire tele
!ill ph developed. Three brothers named
'Ilerliie derisrd the semaphore tele-
g•il,h Tlils system got into active op-
-radon in r7fte and the first real mes-
+•reP> ever spelled out and telegraphed
P•fuss country was, •in that year, and -
Lc test was :1s hollows:
•"Co^ide is taken from the Anstriens."
lake same dry the nattonai convert
}ion. sitting in l'nris, Fent brick the lot.
• owing reply to the army:
-rho array ot the aorto deseives the
rntonnele of the country. 'A
The ,•mrtphore operators attained .a
-p:e'ed of three letters a minute in tine -
,1 ember. with an average ot one 8
nsnnre over long distance; This made
lec,•t-nry' the inventfon ofcondensed
whirb came into fashion:--1iew
Cork 'Telephone Review.
Nerve Rewarded. •
'Noce, khity," said the young man's
ra t a,'r, '.I've tosind a tine Job for yon
—
a job which will, it yon attend strictly
: fo bmiuess, give you a splendid ebance
to wise,"
e ti net is the nature of tbe'jobia
on'ce seen sone of the big build -
in Course or construction, haven't:
you •
e i'es.
"tJas'e yon ever noticed how the
great Iron henna. are .lifted in their
'pi titres't"
"Sere." r ; a , 'a
"11' ell, a friend of mine, who is a
contractor has agreed to elle yon to.
stand on the beams and butanes them.,
as they are hoisted. 1 told h}ttlabout
the splendid nerve yea bad exTilbited
ID sitting around and peria}tfing me
to disport you, and he agreed that you'
wotatd be just the man for the job."'•.
Chleffgo Record -Herald • •,,l i71,;:i
i. His Prof.seioh.
Mr. Jnstlee Lawrence was once resit. •
Ing sentenee on a man, and lin the
course of bis preliminary remarks he
referred to brio as "a professional
burglar." ; •
The heUIsoner
raised load Aroteate
fronitha deck, d' k
r
"Here," he exclaimed; "1 dunno wot
you mean bet ca}Itn' me a professfoival
burglar: I've only done it once before.
at? I've bin nabbed both limes."
11 r.• 3tiettce £awrenee beamed epdn
tth
ft, 1 did not mean to say,"
i► re-
Marked
e-
m rlelto 1119 most suave Manner,
'fit
you bad been very euveeasful in
reel. pcwrtaislotu"--L' brldote Answer* :
SEAEOR'TIS i
()pot their -arrival !home from camp•
at London o'n ,Saturd'ay last the Sea -
forth •enrdeete winners of the Beck
shield were met at the stator. `by We,
citizens band and a large,' number of
citizens incept ig the mayor and
members of the .council and school
hoards IA processiotm eves Deemed
headed by the bard and proceeded up
Main Street fau`t ng at the to',vST hall
where epeeehes of • a congratulatory
nature were, made by 'Mayor Graig,.
Col Wilson: Rev. J: Berry and Trine
eipal Rogers of the iCollegiabe Inss-
;titt3te followed ' by hearty cheers front
the .cadets,
WHEN GOING TO MONTREAL'
DETROIT .CHICAGO' BUFFALO.
'p13'IIJAD17Iii'tHIIAt OR NEW ,YOin,K:
Travel via Grand Trunk Railway
Sy,stein,,.the 'Only Double Track Route
Excellent train ,service and smooth:
roadbed Electric lighted }sleeping
cars on night trains.Full information
Tiokets bertlts Reservations may be
obtained from any Grand T.r'unk,
Agett, or write E. A. Duff, :District
Passenger Agent, Union Station,. Tor.-
onto One., •
FtENSALL
Jaraca Bullard of Toronto is visitibt'g
his parents. ",
Joe .I7irstino, is r suing the barber
sl op'at Grand, Bend for, the season'.
,l&rs. , Sheppard has had a cement
platform ;f,rtt in in connection. vita
Ler kitchen.
Mrs. leivere and children of Detroit'
are the guests of her sister Mrs.
Thomasd
Hn sin, •
Miss C. Shirray of •Torontoe is here
accompanied by her neceo Louise and
Jean Cocke.
Rube (Juchnore is on, his way borate
Trom Los. Angles CaL where he has
bean Cor, seme time.
Miss Margaret Bonthron who has
beer visiting;' with her parents for
;some time has returned. to Barrie.
Flax pulling is in full swing and a
number of Indians from Muncey are
at work.
A 1V , •: t o vlle'h.as dist.
ZtTat,.3•art o R dyer ,
posed of Lis residence and lots to P.
Boa and 'has, purchased the property'
Mil straef.' formerle owned 'oy Miss
.Cra ar.. The moving take% place in
the. fall,,
Mrs. Smytt after spending :a week
Kin-
cardine
'
with her hugbax;dls relatives in i
cardine returned here•"to resume her
"visit with, Iter parents and relatives
Miss' Millie Petty Las arrived bots
from Witnipeg.
The Misses net of. London, wbi.
with their, Mother cos.tenaplate going
tri the west shortly ate visiting -in
this section.
Miltot Orttvein tvto heel been bola
7'
da'at av'
ysrb for lwo:.',wcekat 1:l Elerlt ,
Istoek and other plaeea in that sec
Hot le he•mc egein.
N. Cattitt received a valuable: con-
eielrmeht of 1furnittire for Lia home
Gala Day at Grand Bend
Everything Free ,on Toes. Aug. 6th. 1912..
Scotch Pipers and Dancers
Brass Band in Attendance
Athletic Events
Valuable ab
l
6rie
u b z '
will 11 be given in each Event
Boys race under ten ears; Girls under ten years
Boys under fifteen years; Girls under fifteen years
Mens:race; Fat mans ]race
Married a d ladies race; Single ladies race
Mons Jockey race.
Sports to commence at 1.30 p m•.
Ball Game for SilverCup. C p, Pax'khlll vs. Grand Bend.
Baby
i J! Ow
Under one year) Loving Cup given by J. J. Merner
M. P. also beautiful photograph of each mother and babe
that enters the contest,
Band . Concert -an
. d Fireworks In the Evening
All expenses' are being put up by the citizens and .cam-
pers of Gran&Bend, and an invitation is extended to all to
visit this beautiful Summer Resort on August Gtb.
CLe ,tato of. repair.
TLe new whistle which the council
have placed on the power house boi-
ler is
oi-ler'is r.ot set strident a tone as some
of our citizens desire We have been}
civet the following reasons for this
the whistle is a large orae intended
for 100' to, 110 pour -ds cifsteam where-
as at this season of the year it only,
reeds a third' of that amount to do the
chopping and ruin the lights
On Monday July 22nd an abed pion-
eer of Tuckersmith lifrs. John Work -
mar. passed over the great majority
in ter 67th year She 'died at the
home of her sort -is -law Wm. Butts
to
Lott 22 cor., 2 TuckersmitL, from
which the funeral took place Wednes-
day tc Hensall Union cemetery, Her
husbandpredeceased her s
renw
years
ar
s
It wit' Lot be long before the last
of the eariy settlers will be laid to
rest. ' • .. _{.
ZU'RICB
Miss Flossie Hartleib is " visiting
itiltg
her sunt Mrs. C. Sshniidt. at Wing -
ham for a few weeks.
Mr. Ed .Fisher an:1 sister Alma,
re•i;urred from a visit With relatives
and friends in Berlin:
Mr. Israel Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs'.
Ed. Jeffrey and Mr. and Mrs. .Josep'
Jeffeey of North Dakota are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jeffrey,
Mr. Mr. Ea.:. Beaver• tato hes. been clerk
in'g at Preeter's stare' for.; some time
"left last' week for. Lis hone near
Dashyvood. $e. ir.tend+s. to leave short-
ly for the west, ..
The 3disees Rosetta and Pearl Wit-•
tic'& of Mildmay Ont, 'are. erisit'inb at
the homes of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. and
Jacop ; Brown_. 1 a
Mrs, '4Vra: E11ber: ^f • ' c ^-'`
is visitin.,; at the home p,f iVir. anI
Mrs. C. Eilber this week:,
• Mr. E. Appel left Saturday for ai
visit to his old home iet New Ham-
burg: •
•'Mr. Emanuel Holtzman of Wood-
stock is visiting. Lis parents Mr. and
Mrs. G. Holtzman,.
Mrs. James Laidlaw of prodwell
Mich, Mr. and Mrs. G. Beers of Buf-
falo are visiting relate in town
MITCHELL
While Mr. Berry was. 'yenta up a
stallior. lin; the stall O Thursday af-
terxoGn,!t'he brute bit the first finger
or. his right hand nearfy off at the
first joint air. Berry 'had been oat,
ir.g tor' t'tie aaelimal all ,summher and
knowing hem to be vLcious, around
e was
atw.ays verycautious WaerJ
him Dr,lArmstror+3 vdb o 'dressed the
injured oaemlber ti inks that it will
grow -toeeetber again •Twenty-tliree
years ago ftdr. Berry,i adi all this fir.
hers and tt,umh an ;hie 1e hand tak-
en off in, a thre,shings son Herbert
bent eiX years.' ago k
while 'putting up some eve troy; •hing3
tie acaffoI,rl gave: ways and: the fell bet
the ,ground and broke his arm; Op
Saturday last another soul. Wilbur an
auto :expert Who works,; in .Stratfote.
tad his keg broken while cranking an
auto.' T of TRss le I
At tt,ei regular meeting
Lodge Np•51,1. Oi 0. F. the following
officers were installed for the pre"
scut term; J. F: G. John Avery; IS
John Roger; V.. G. 'Chas. Skinner; R.'
S. W. Martyn ; I'', S. W. B. liariee4;
Mod; warden 'Aubrey
Treas.. N. J 3oy ,
.. set-
Avery con N ,J. BpYd ; O. G• ,, L La
brook; '1., G.r. Frank 'Farr,rnt; R SN
G. R. G. altompson;r J . S N G., Fred
McCtt••sIklin , ,it S V G., 3. tt. Hill; D.
B. `'Vi G Geo:,Dawson; R
S Se Q. 7t.
Cole„ L. S S 'J0t4n Copal; .chap. W.
V.. May
t & Coare receiving, sA maria'
u'Hit •calumet
orders. fort bridges. that they
re
ria i
keep .tip and, are working overtired
They have had electric lights instal-
led iri the yard to enabio tube wbrle
mere .iia work aeitside at night :Thee
tat c also a Marge, rectae of Men in
d Clifford
Messrs Leslie Willis an
d ildham who •have st7elet the east
'Were all medicines is meritor-
ious as Chamberlain's •Colic, Cholera
Diarrhoea Remedy the world would
be muck better off and the percent-
age of,, suffering :greatly ,,, decreased
writes Lindsay Scott, of Temple, Indy,
For sale by all dealer. •
M,f7SIG",AL RIDD
Old favorite comes bac] to G. N .E, in
new clothes
Like an old friend in a nate Quit
of clothes the Musical ride is coming
back to the Canadian Natiiooal Ex-
hibition this year. All the graceful
L O1'
smanship which so :delighted the
ttonsande of other years wlilf ber
there }but' many of the figures are
r.en and, if possible, more pleasing
than the
alga
ones The - Royal Canad-
ian Dragoons have not been, idle dur-
ing t'heirt years of absence from the
exhibition They are assured ;of • ;a,
great reception` on their returrnt}• --
AILS: CRAIG
Dir. ':ilex Reid, of LAilsa !Craig a•e-
cCrtly fell from a cherry tree break-
irg kis collar bone.
• Rev, W. J, Connor rector of ;the
Angelica'n 'c'nrurch at !Ailsa, Craig, left
last week for ;nis e-.aw appointment
at twos . •
g.
The Presbyterian .Churc'l at Ailsa
Craig w%nichl was iurdcr oing repairs
was ,re -opened last 'Sunday.,'
One ot tJte•most common ai.tmerrts:
that most hard workieg people are
afflicted with is lame back. Apply
CLamberfair's Linimerte twice a day'
and massage the parts thorou:ghty at
teach applicatior, and you willgee
e
naik relief'. For, :sale by all dealers .
ni
Ort; at. their homes,
have
reentered!
d!
to led mon ton. .
Mr. H. I). Davis and. Is e.tle+seaughter
da for.an eatonideavialt to
left} Jester 'Brantford
friends in Tintisonburg, 13r
Hamilton and Ac tcin,
Mrs „S. S. A. :ll s iii. De-
•arris 'Las returned
tome )atter, 'Halting relative
r'-datiettei`
Airs. l carman and ,grAnd
Mite Anderson who were venting bar-,
ittd Mrs,. Geo Wriest have returned
to their het afar. Caledonia.
'Mies: A.mateda ;I astmer of + ebri:ng-
vi• .) rtt,d, e/Pss• Tillie Merrier Vew,
Eantburg visited Mr, Wm 1larten re-
n St, ,7eeaggii It, et. eporteel 'thpt; ecaix
1ntih• to t the big • btrlldi En
r. ir,t
e r pg•.
WOODEAIII -
Miss Susie Waterman of iArkona
and .Miss Ella Do,npe of Is;irkto:i were
callers at the Methodist parsonage on
Thursday of last week.
Some of our young reople attended
the Ice Creams Social at (Whalen on
Friday evening last'. They report e
(t=oed time.
The .Members of the Senior ' Ep-
worth League attended Salem League
of the Eirktor.. circuit Sabbath even-
ire- last, A very profitable time was
epert, The visiting League furnished
the programme.
The your;; son of Harry J. Area-
strorg who Jives clear :Scenes Hill
met -with. a serious accident. He was
er-ga5ed in raking hay when the horse
took' ;fright and ran awny throwing
the little fellow or. the ;frame work
or tL•e rake with such force that his
Jog was !broker. in terw+places, Two of
the St ,Mar.ys physicians were•tscon out
tie scene; the broken limb was set
and at last reports ate little lad was
doing as. well as could be expected:.
IYIrs. Ja,n fowcliffe wco was in-
'disposed- last week itsrecovering..
ear. Walter. Steph•ers who has' been
suffering front an acute attack of in-
digestion is :able to .be around again,
Rev .and Mrs. Baker ,paid z ,short
visit to Munroe to=•see the formers
sister who is at
THE :MOST PO E'TJLiAR1 AND ONLY.
;DIRECT VINE REACHING ALL/
,
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SUMMER 'RESORTS IN
:HIGHLANDS Ole
. ONTARIO
Including Muskoka Lakes, Lskk of
Bays. Algonquin Park, Maganetarvan
and French Rivers, 'Temaeami Kawr
artha'Lakes etc. Excellent train see -
vice Grand Trunk Railway system to
and .from above resorts Wire far ilw
lustratecl .folders and timetables tell-
vote how to ,get
there and containing
list of Hotels rates, etc, toA.
F. Auef
"District: Passenger lAgent Union Sta-
tion Toronto,
(UNBURN
BLiaTERS,
SORE E' -F E E T.
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Children Cry et Flete
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The Blind Yon Rave Always Bou 'lit oxa'i
Y.
g 9 t 'iAS'p has been.
til. Ilse ter ; r 30 yen. -..•s, has borne the signature
ot has beer, aiu a under II5,?e"
serial Supervision tdnce its inGCa n c
xs . -y
Allow.>
no c.1c t4 deceive s'o1i1T ,'t 1L5*.
Alt Counterfeits, Imitations and 66 Just -its -good." are hut
, .
Experiments that trifler "with, and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children•-Experjonee aga• ri ,
, ara„ i.xpekiru,oxft.
What is CASTMA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare,,-
gorie, Drops ills Soothing Syrups. It in pleasant; It
contains neither Opium, 1Viorphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
bas been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, Wind. Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrlioea. It regulates the Stomach and Rowele,
assimilates the Foocl, giving healthy and natural lsleep,
The Children's Panacea -The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE
Bears the Signature. of
Tlie Kid
ought
hi Use For Over 30 Years
THC CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET, NEP! YORK CITY.
EAR'
WALKERS
OVERALLS
made in Walkerville. Ont. We GUARANTEE Ten
Cents for every;.Button that comes off and Twenty-five
Cents for every Rip and tor e -very amp Six Sted Pockets
cut from worn garments, we will give you one pair of
Overalls or Smock Free. Get the habit of savingyour
pockets.
Sold by
Stewart
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Guaranteed bythe
Walker
Pant
&
Shirt Company. n
y TheLeading Merchant in Exeter, Ont,
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WESTERN FAIR
September 6th to 14th, 1912
LONDON'S CREAT EXHIBITION
LIBERAL PRIZES INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBITS
SPEED EVENTS EACH DAY
New Art Building filled with Magnificent Paintings
ATTRACTIONS
PROGRAMBIE TwicE DAILY LIVE STOCK PARADE DAILY
BESSES 0' THE BARN BAND •
of Cheltenham, England. One of the Greatest Brass Bands in
the World, and several others.
AERIAL ACTS, COMEDY ACTS, TRAMBOLINE and ACROBATIC
ACTS, SEABERT'S EQUESTRIENNE ACT and others,
THE MIDWAY BETTER THAN EVER
FIREWORKS EACH EVENING
SINGLE FAB RATES over all Railroads
from Kingston to Detroit.
Special Excursion Days, Sept. Toth, earth, s th,
Prize Lists and all information' from
W. J. R;BID, President: A. M. IILINT, Secretary
MIRO
Closing Notice
Plan
We 'the 'undersigned Merchants of
this towrn agree to close our places of
business at liaif past twelve on Tburs-
rlay afternoons during eta months
of Tule and August.
3. A. Stewart,
S. Martin & Song
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II, S aelc sn
W. J Bar.
.1%, Davi s
rIs
WV 3.
Heyman.
W. 3. Carling
Mrs, Yea
A. J. Ford, ,
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13. W. F. 'Beavers ..i -a r :