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"GOING TRIP WEST."
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plus halt cent per mile froritriVinnipeg np
to MacLeod, Pagan*, or Edmonton.
"RETURN TRIP EAST."
$18.00 FROM WINNIPEG
Plus ban Cent per sniletrom all point:least of
MacLeod, calgary or =Winton to Winnipeg
. • • 'GOING DATES
AUGUST 20th-1rom all stations on all Utica on and South of the Grand Trunk Main
Lie, Torento to Sarnia, including all stations on the C.k.R.: ?motto to
Windaor (inclusive) and Dian& Linea Xelutlinf Guelph sub-4tviiion from
. Guelphlotith and front Brampton South.
Auousr 23e11..-Frorn Toronto, and all staitiotat,torth of b.0 not. includfOg the Grand
'Triple Main Line, Tgeonto to .Sarnia. Aha (rens Toronto east to, but
tot including kingston,.Sharbot Likean:d Renfrew; arid C.P.R. Lines
, West of Renfrew, .. , .•.. ' .../.-, • ..
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Junction and east.; also east of North:"iiiyind Eastern Ontario.
AUGUST 30th -From Toronto arid all stAtioric rest,-it',Ontario; North Ray and West;
ittcludincc.P.R. etatioos, $ OW to :en Ste. Mq,Oe. Potful& '
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Northern or Grand Trunk Pacific RailvraYs lialificaltote, Saskatchewan or Alberta, but l',.iot„
west of Edmonton. Calgary or McLeod, Alta. ' • .
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from arty •station to .the, Cartadiar; Pacifie, Callisdrin Nertherra. or Grand Trtinit Patillc •
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TO SICK WOMEN
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Sisigiestions.-
, Women Buffering from any form'of fe,
'isiala ills are invited to corrununicate
promptly with the woman's private corre-
spondence department of the Lydia E.
vinkhara Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Your ,letter will be opened, read and
Onswered by a woman and held in strict
;confidence. * woman can freely talk of
Iter private illness to a woman; thus has
tibeen established a confidential corre-
nponclence win c h h as e.xtended over
"anany years and which has never been
broken. 'Neer have they published a
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-Written consent of the writer, and never
has Al Company allowedthese confiden-
tial letters to get out of their possession,
tinr hundreds 0 thousands of them in
their files mill attest. ,
Oat of the vast volume of experience
lath they hatve,to draw from, it is more
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owledge needed inyour case. Noth-
g is asked in return except your good
14 and their advice has helped thou.
ands. Rarely any
Woman, rich orpoor,
should be glad to
tak oi advantage of.,
tbis generous offer
of assistance. Ad-
dress Lydia E. Pink -
am Medicine Co„ N
(confidential) Lynn,
1d2.99. T.AY ri
IR, Every woman' ought to bump
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general distribtttion, as itis too
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it today.
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President Principal
BtisOTss AND,
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Subjects "tauglxt byvpert instructora
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16 litice-Prbicipal
Children Clry
FOR FLETCHER'S
AsT.e5 R 14
Crediton
frZs.VV" Braun. returned to' Ba
PY
ort after apending feW dare with
Mrs. J. McDonald returned to her
home in Detroit'after spending a few
weeks with her parents Mr. and hilen
Wee. Wenzel.
Mr, Lillow of Hamilton spent Sun-
day in town with friends.
Mint Walburga Rill returned home
after spending iteverel weeks with
friends In Berlin, •
Miss Martha Wenzel of Detroit is
spending a few Weeks with her parents
Miss Madeline Grant of London was
the guest) of Mine $11OPt (MOP SOP-
• 4an
Mr, Ira Braun left for Vancouver on
Saturday morning; We understand
he is going int the real estate business
We wish Ira every success, "
Mrs. Harry Raplev anddaug.hter
Norma left for their homenin Maetta
on Monday after spending several
months with ber parents Mr. and Mrs.
Wm, Lewis.
Mies Ablia BM returned home after
apending a couple weeks with friends
in Detroit. '
Flax -pulling is the prder of the day.
Mr. Frank Finkbeiner of London
spent Sunday with his parents. •
Miss Gertude ;Brown of Strathrov
spent a few day:, in town last Week
the guest of Miss Myrtle Clark.
Mrs. August Hill left for Berlin on
Monday where she will visit relatives
for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eilber and child.
ren of Newark returned to their home
after visiting with the formers par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eilber. ,
Don.% forget the lce Cream Social
in connection with the Y. P. A. next
Tuesday evening.
alr. Ed. Siebert of - Dashwood is
spending a few days in town, ,
Mr. Samuel Braun left for Pigeon,
Mich., to attend •the funeral of his
niece.,
Mrs, Wilkins and da,ughterreturned
to their home in Detroit after spend-
ing several weeks with friends here,
Rev. Zillernerman of Stratford and
Rev. Burn exchanged pulpits on Sun-
day last. •
Mrs, Graft returned to her home in
Clitiord after spending a few days the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Either
Whets the matter with the Baseball
boys? Int it . scion time that we are
having a game? •
Mr. Fraser Braun and sister spent
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wind and ail-
dren returned ,o their home in De-
troit after spending the holidays with
friends in town. -
Mr. Emanuel Holtzman of Galt
spent Sunday in town.
This week we are sorry to report the
sad death of Melissa Finkbeiner which
took place on Sunday morning ether
home. Miss „Finkbeiner has not en-
joted good health for the past couple
of years. Deceased was 24years of
of age. She is survived by her par-
ents, seven sisters and four brothers,
The funeral took place on Tuesday in
terment being in the Creditor' Ceme-
tery; A large number --of sorrowing
relatives and friends followed.the re-
mains to their last` last resting place
The sympathy • of a host ot friends is
extended the • sorrowing lamily•-in
their sore bereavement. •
The Eilber families gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eilber last
Thursday afternoon and spent a very
eujayable time together. •
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CLINTON
•
Centre Huron License commission,
ere met :hake and igrantea a transfer
of the lieense of the 'entail Hotel at
Goderica from M. J. Farr to John
Ler.non (who has purthase:d the prp-
perty It the case of the Hoteallore
niattlie here, a thirty -day permit was
• giver.. pen -ding theacorapletion of im-
provemprOseang eleaeige of manage -
mat t: - , , Lea .tateeeet
The two licenses cut off at Goderieh
those of the Huron and! Kiag Edward
Iotels, expired -July !nett Bar tixe
tures and alt tLe furniture has been
removed from the Huron which will
likely be , turned into stores The
ee has been a hotel alectostsame
the Ibeginning of the towns exist-
anee A eeneral jolification was auld
by ,patrore of Abe house on the Jut
nieht
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
rm Laborers Excursions
Via Chicago.
tts half cent mile from Winnipeg to destination, but not beyond
MacLeod, Calgary or Edmonton. . •
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Returning
--cent mile from Winnipeg, plus $ 88.00 to destination in E. Canada
GUST 20 -From Toronto to Sarnia Tunnel, inclusive, via Stratford, and
all stations South thereof in Ontario,
GUST 23 -From all stations of, but not including Main Line, Toronto to
Sarnia, Tunnel, via Stratford; all stations Toronto and North and East
of Toronto to Kingston and Renfrew, . •
UST 2S --From all stations Toronto and East, and East of Orillia and
Scotia Junctiota '
UST 30-Frora ail stations • Toronte to Noeth Bay, jieclusive, and West
thereof in Deetario. .
The GrandTrunk Pacific Railway is the shortest and cenickeet routebe-
ninirg-Saskatoma-Falmonton, New Fest Express Service between
'nalpeg, Orkton, Canora, and Emma
SeASIDE EXCURSION
enlist 11, 12, 13, 1'14
eunatrip rates from EXETIER te •
eedtm, Conn, S IA*
,ctne , $ $105
etelfft, P.. r. I, . . . 2.00
Vo.‘31- . • • • • •S 30.5
ray ayt Que 24,05
rteata, Me..
ank .. . . . • $ 19,05 -e-a. UPPER LAKE ISAILINGS
ney............$ 85.05 Sailings frame Sarnia for Soo and
tow.. Limit Augustfl, Pott Arthuv 80 p.m. „....tlidridaYs,
Weliesday and Settrirday. '
I onnatioit, Ticlieta. Berth Reservation from any G•raral Trunk Agent,
, ee nate A,a1, Duet Of Baia 0.11:13,43% Station, ToroUto Xtntario
B.OMESEEKEIRS'._ EXCURSIONS.
August 6 and 20 September 3 & 17.
. Via Sarnia or Chicago •
Winning(' and r6tan $34
Edmonton. " " $42
' Tickets good for 60 days '
NO CHANGE Ohl CARS
tenis J. 3t. Kitafanr,
Depot Agena
wawa
biou;x4,..,44011..yt 4tgnIAatirliporneatt:ieitlair
Mite, Iyairtlioand Meets and dauber
the an ree tsp er, die g a few.. i
atse Freda "bee left bet FricleY
for fl trill throegli the Thousend la-
terals awe River J. 'Lawreate,
O're- Sea end Miss 0. J3rown of
leotdon aro visiting at the bome of
11er. aid Mrs. •C,Eitber late 'week
Mre, Hetry .Deratith a Port, Ah -
le ,vieitieg relatives in teenn ler
a few weeks;
The Misses Gillespie of 13rentford
are the gamts a M. atel Ural J;
Irlerner this weekt
Mr. Lee Hoff:net is visiting friends
in Caro !dietitian for a few weeks-,
Mrs. James Laidlaw, of Croswell
lelieLigen; is visiting relatives and
friends Ilea team;
Aceordiag to be bailey °roe) report,
there is 'a 'decided smaller aeneY
crop in• Oen Province and the prices
will be higher,
edr: 4.t, Oat in of St, josepli or
Tuesday 'unloaded a eitiploed of lum-
ber nOefing, lime and about tsvo car
loads of bailaers hardware froan Sere
tie The ship which brought klie,
toted wastereporeed lost smile was to
the case as the slip was, out OD the
Cake waitir.g for ennoble weather td
land 'at S. Josephs we erf. We under-
stated that 'Mr. Cantin intends repair-
irg tile block at St. Josepht •
„. After a short illness of a few wail*
Adam relighofter passed away at
his one it Blake oe Tuesday of thip
week et the ago a 01 yrs. 7 morahs
atd 14 days deceased was +bora in
Gerraar.y in 1E47 and 'came to this
courtly eaten. a ,young man and 'set-
tled in Hay Townshiplater be wee
married to Mary Reinhardt They
settled in Blake where he foelowed,
his trade as shoemaker, 'until the
time of his 'death Besides his sorrow-
ing wife 'six .SOns ieeraitve Geo. of
Dashwooti Edward ar.d Minot:ea Yale
Michigar. Henry of JSaskatchewan.
Edgar of 13ad Axe Mich artd Arthur of
Zurich and Sour daughters M.r,s. J.
Johnston of Blake Mee. •IWnle and
Mrs. Mamba!' of Fullerton and Viola
at home who mourn the loss of a
Loving husband and father. iy4r., Ed-
ighofier was well keown, loved and
respecte.d. by all Lis neighbors and
friends', „The taneral took plaoe o,n
Thursday laet aed was lar,gely ate
tended• .The remains were enberred
in Bronson Line cemetery.
•
(ate ot the meet common ailinenta,
that Most herd workiag people ere
afflicted -with is lame back Apply
ehamberlairtes Liniment twice a dal'
and :massage the parts theronghiy at
'tenth applicatipa. and you. .Will get
Quick relief. ran sale, by: 41 !dealers
DAISHWOOD
Mr. FredeDeering our popular bak-
er ' has a gang of menmaking name
er.t blocks for his mew, 'bakeshop, .
Miss .A. Weltit returned to Berlin.
OE Saturday to resume her duties as
r arse'.
The Misses Ruth Oreczebach and
Euoleer. and Lettie Guenther Wean
succeesful in passing then' Normal
school ettrance ,examinations.
ltev. and Mrs. Schroeder of Mt,
• elemets are visitinge friends here
for a few weeks Mr. Schroeder
orearshed in the Lutheran Church on.
'Sunday last,
BR.Ue4FIELD
anae
•
Mr. David Bell of the I2ra1 .concess-
.
ion of Teckeremith met with a very
•oainfut and serious accident recently
les he and his grandson' were 'entcring
the harn door with a load of hay Ins
Lead was struck agaitst -tthe top of
the door brills:re, a•n tracturine
the lower jaw Mr. Bell did not think
a great deal about it at the time and
did hot eonsuIt a doctor for over a
week when it was Kfiecovered ;that
his jaw was badly -broker. arta tha t in-
fection had 'taken piece wallah makes
it a serious cape considering 'that Mr.
Bell is 74 years Of age.
'Ma A. T, &eta is enlarging his
home eta raising the rod and mak-
erg it a two storey one Mr. Mc-
Kerzitt of Clibton has the cantina
for :the woodwork and Mr: Rebert
Hotham of Brucefield tae painting.
• Mr. Wm. Swaeri lefteBruoefield re-
cently and will as,siat friends in Lon-
don and Toronto for a time andevail
titer go to Lake Couthithing and
spend a couple of weeks befotra re,-
t
. , •
. ,
'Mr. J. R, Mustard is visjttig
friends in Toronto,
Rey. J. A, McDonald of the Globe-
Torotto 'spent Wednesday in Brecee
field He was collectieg material for
a story of the American wan esan
ol•d vetern named McDonald who died
her Some aears aga.end wwsburled
in the iaid .graveaarainutti of the vil-
lage teek Tart it it _Le vialtenit the
greet!' Of the ve test aid his wit& who
died at the extrema ageof 102 eating
• liARaIgeEY •
. .....
Mr. Geo. Patrick a Lucan is visit -
Ing Itis daughtet Mr. Roy Sherritt
for' a couple o.E weeks.
I'lis.y, Battle Hodgins of Detroit tits
srpooentd. ing a week ender the parental
, .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fella-, ankl son.
Master 'Charles, of Ontario Cal. ace
coraeanied by Mr. and Mrs 3. Mon
lard and daughter Miss Blanche, also
Mese. Lillian Patterson of Bath Jordan,
are spending the tveek With Mr. and
Mrs. Dame. leas and family .
Several in this vicenfty attended the
service held on Sunday lett in the
Presbyterian church at Grana Bend
by Dr. Joh,nstori of Montreal who' ie
spending a few Week$,,Witii 'hie fam-
ily at Maple Grove and reeeived many
cie•w though tIn. • . , • •
Mrs. Meekle ilis,o Mr's; SanderIgoni
and twO.,deugh tars Messes Jessie and
Margarotaspent Sunday et Mr. Thota
LovertS..'
W. Love entertained hie friend
Mr. Rota.'Eagleson eaturday eni
Stendey .laitt ' • '
'Little %Peeps Agnets and e Kahle'
Vernbuil are spending the Week at
the. Poet Office,/ •
Fall wbeat is nettrly harvtleted in
this vialiity and the fanners:, haVe`
Ore de Van's Female Pills
!A pellabluFrerich regulator:never fails: These
pills are exceedingly powerful In regulating the
tenorathre portion of the &Male. system. Refuse
aU cheap iniiintions. PM. de irstnola at said et
111 a boic„.or three fOr$10. Mattel to any aricxrcss
$10S 1110001 Pettit Co, StAlaitheothwask,
flo
pr. Wits= ef -Parietal' bag beao 1 i.. ee. Etleaell weet ward wbo
eneadiag tlee Peat wk with b•I's brae Lail hoer. tx,ex "health for several
thereizeialel Mr, 10. 1A2 31:14)04`41 Qf coor.the, died et the each of erearel
tkie vt,taitta. •
Tiereetiieg has &nada ()online -need
•seetlion and the gra R. ?)21, Oust-
ing out very weil
?Ars. jamas Moore 4eft Item ilia
week lit seimpany with her teeter
Las beer. visiting' .bere to spend a
week or eel le Detroit ansi otLer
plauest
The Misses McEwen of Toronto, are
visiting thelir tionsitos aifi. and Mt%
Robert Teeter:air at
Flax atillir.g. and clilatin gathering drew•e lMatehtell, ar.d Nopina
1.)eeeased 'was. born An tsalferle Back'
ieghttoislitre, Ianglatal, end ,eeme to
Mitchell with his farrillY as' .years ago
Ile was a man of quiet, unt'emsup5i•og
manner and had
no enemies: "desidba
his watlew, lie leaves two earn, "inn.
ard .ard 11Ohert of alitohellt and 'five
daughters. Mrs Err,est Sollereber,ae•of
Tilr.s. ..611u;sust Mell.,e-e, of
Toronto Mts. Robert Pallman ef• era a.
ford; Mrs. a. E. Gefertbe of Ste 4t•4
are mow the 03.4er 0g 034 day. wee exe bonen The feteral took pleoe frora
;Oleg 'eau/be:pent to a very laeeti
reamher After this will follow the
bean orop and cleaning of Peale, so
apart altogether from ordinaey in tlee-
tries efensall is Inateratartere for a
large araoant of latter end puts
ferge .arnoatt of money in en -ciliation
Bee. Devid Bethel:ale wife end fain
ily are here •spending a few data
with eilr, Buchanan's parents toefore
returtieg to South America to ae-
sume miesienary work Mies' Maggi'
Bachax.an who has beenin Vancouver
is also Lome here 'aral Intends remain -
its with her parents, "
It is reported that Mr. R. Pttcr-
fpit ho r ecently moved from tho
thwxship of Ray, and ,purcbased u.
term near Egmenclville and tv•heth he
has now sold is negotiating- for
the purchase of Mr. VVIlliarn Meira
chvelang staid part of Lis unsold farm
The friends of Mrs, Hunt will re-
gret to kart that she has been sufe
feritg more than •esnal of late DIKE
rheumatism and hes been ,00rifieed to
Ler rooms for the suet week. We hope
the family home or. Tuescley.
OnFelday afternoon a little daugh-
ter' a Mr. Alfred Price of this toWnt
had a critical operation perfo:rmed.
by Dr. Faster of Stratford, ire the
general hospital in that city The: oP-
eratiox: was eueeensfel and the. little
girl :Is eettiree along
Mr. are:1'1111re. Walter leant, of or
onto, have been visiting 'ties parents
Mrtied airs, Isaac Hord, tend other
frier -ds during the •f," t week. '
ter Was operated on foU• appendicitis
and some other traublee twig ettetetba
ago and it Will he S01310 time befOre
he is ,f,u,ily recovered: '
The 'town Cowell is Jaavieg the
scales moved from tate rear of the
L'eNV1 Government building to the east
or.a of the. town hail.
Mf. °aeries Polton who recently
recently finished the work of extend-,
Vhe water mains on S. ,Seor,ge
St, has 'be.e.-1 awarded the contract
for "the extetsion work to be &toe,
on a ettiraber of ether streets, ased
Le • started et -gaae of men et
work on St/ Davales Street,
to emir. etc ler improved.
Mr. Henry Dougall a the Landon
'Were all medicines ts meritor-
ious as CLamberfain's -Colic, Cholera
Diarrhoea Remedy the world would
be tnack, better oft and the percent-
age of. saffering greatly decreased
writes Lindsay Scott. ot Temple, Ind.
For sale by all .dealers. •
road Itsborr.e is }so. 'improving his
dwelling by raising the kiethen to
the fail 'heighth of the' main 'building
eta ano adding to its 4 meth.
Irkomas A•ppelten of this; village
teas nee week happily 'married eo
Miss Florence yousigeet eleuighter of
Mr. Thomas. Cook, and they are 'now
settled on Queen Street East.
friends wish ete:ne penal joy.
Mae alcEwer. who has been vein
It her trite her Hueli returned to
London on Wednesday last
Mr. Alex McPherson and Ibis bro-
thel Mr. 'Murdock albPheasor. of Sal-
mon City Idaho, are expected bere
this week after a pie:matt trip to
Halifax, Nova Scab their bayhood
home ard which they Wad not visit-
ed for 'some fifty years They will to
doubt I.ave. miter pleaseat and inter-
esting .experienee's to relate.
Mr. jaiaes Ballard ,campiata
at Grand Bend was inken Seriously
ea and Ins parents -were sent for, Eind.
arriv;ng there •feAnd 'him in- a ex It-'
icet state and at the date pf writing
etel ecatinaes aot 7
Mrs. J. encGarva and ester Mass.
Waltace both of •eiintolo, were here
thee week spending a day or so with
friende.
The Rebecca Order of Oddeetlowe
gJAYFIELD
• The Leta= ,peopte are begienina
to recognize the celebrated watering
place of Bayfield nt lase, ard it is
great wonder it has :not been rearg-
nized sooner ar.dbaa large numbera
Et is loped that with the Dor:canine
Government we May .sooa have steet
rails laal to the honor af n progres-
sive Goverrment in this (Charming
town, and will give the; inland, beat
sufferers an opportunity to enjoy the
balmy breezes of 000l Bayfield.
The -congregation of the Holy Trin-
ity Chard) heed their annual ,garden
aarty or. the rectory. Id WU) Thursday
/august let The -citizen,* band of
etitton as engaged for' the evene
beg ana eyerytbang was done to
make this Sean party in every w•ay
worthy of its West:ricks atesstorse
A.1.1 the most eelio'ous daiuttes and
Lome maele cooking were served: by
the mast courteoue, of waiters.
intend holder -1g a picnic to .Baytuel
or. Wednes.day Aug, 7th and i will be FIFTY 'I HO CSAND MEN REWIRED.
coined by the °Mellow:6 01 the
fienSall Led.ge andavery preparation Farm Laborer's excursions -This
years wheat crop will be the largest
is belng made for •aca• enjoy:teal uut-
' ir. the history of Canada.. -
Miss Elgie nf Lontleta, :formerly of
this village has beet - spending ,the
past week with aelatives and friends
in Heneall and vicinity.'
Ildr. Peter Munn of Hay recently re-
turned from a trip through different
parts of the west He snet with a
host qf Itiende, ;who gay- Iiim• EaYel
eveleotee azei he was pleased to meet
the a to ate that theyeevere prosper-
-so well,
Dr, George Blataford af Clinton
Michigan, is viseting Iis raany friends
in Hensall and vicinity.
Mrs. Deleon and daugliter 'of Tor-
otto .have beem ,spendilig, the
week or so with alrseChesteypast . • transperting the inen to thearranaewest.-
- is aiready .making special Di
meats for this year Excursions from r. We. S. Gunsalus, a•tn
farer liv-
points ln Ontario to Manitoba 'Sask-
atchewan. and Alberta will . be run
special trains operated mskifog the•
trip in about1,36 Lours and avoidiern
any cL.ange of cars -or transfers
Thisawill be a day storter than any
other route See display add in this
oublicaton qf dates rates end condite
ems Consult any C. P. R. agent for
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• 0110MATY pal particulars ticket's etc. --
A incr. bridge is beina bleat on the
Cettre Read south of Cromarty,
. Mr. T. 'Mclean:a is slightly ',ladle-
po.i e d.
tetise Mary eutrie viii tad her anatt
Mra. Garditer of Farquhar this week.
A. sclera:Me game a tennis mas
played or, the CromartyTennis court
.on Wednesday evening east. The ton-
testiregepartles being S. A. Kellar and
Elwin Rivers of !Cromarty and Thos.
Hamittor. and De leoursey tatutschiloa
of Stara. The .game woe a brilliantl
are. restating in a
Cromarty will play a frierany game
of 'tennis \vitt Mitchell on efaiday
*evening next. .
• eOwing to: the recent rains • the
spring 'grain and root crop are great-
ly improved.
The When e crop of 1,912 will be
Use greatest lever harvested in Man-
itoba, Saskt tot:await 'and taliberta.
taus requiring the farm laborers of
theca at to recrnit and assiatin her
the world's :greatest baaad
basket'.
The Governments of the Reprannv-
er.tativa Provinces tstate that 50,000,
men will be required for this years
harvest .These will bave to be prin-
cipally recruited 'tram Ottaree, and
the prosperity of Canada depende on
securing labor premptly. The Can-
adian Pacific on which Company will
" fail practically the entire teak tee
mg near Eternal,- Pasays ke used
Chamberlain's Cliolic Cholera and
Diarrhoea remedy in his family for
14 ears, apd that he' has found it
to be an excellent rem .r : end takes
eleaeure 1, recoramending it. For
sale by all dealers. •
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WALKERS
OVERALLS
atit"1""" WOODHAM •
Some of our young people visited.
in St. Marys on Sundayt
Mise, Finley nurse from New. York
visited at the the heme of Mr, and
Mrs. F.AlileNaughton.
The 5Yliatests Jessie ancl Sadie Anson
of lorunto are visiting att tin hopeee
o 'MnaThos. Joaneture.
The Mise Kate and Cora Tien are
visifingant St. Max -yr.
Mrs. Shier who watt taken al on
M-ty 25t.a remains about the tame
Mrs. (RevaHarrieton of- irnottdon
will preach on • theeircui t ont Aug tiotb
under the anspiceeof the W. M. S.
• Quarterly service at Woodham next'
Sunday Aug Ilth at 30.30 a, m. p”?
ANMEMannate
made in Walkerville. Ont. We GUARANTEE Ten
„
Cents for every Button that comes off and Twenty-five
Cents for every Rip and tor every Six Stamped Pockets
cut from worn garments, we will give you one pair of
Overalls or Smock Free. Get the habit of saving your
pockets.
Sold by J. A. Stewart
The Leading Merchant in Exeter, Ont.
Guaranteed by the Walker Pant & Shirt Company.
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WESTERN FAIR 1
September 6th to 14th, 1912
LONDON'S GREAT EXHIBITION
LIBERAL PRIZES INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBITS
SPEED EVENTS EACH DAY
New Art Building filled -with Magnificent Paintings
ATTRACTIONS
PROGRAMME TWICE DAILY LIVE STOCK PARADE DAILY
BESSE% 0° THE lEtARN ESANID
of Cheltenham, England. One of the Greatest, Brass Bands in
the World, and several others.
• AERIAL ACTS, COMEDY ACTS, TRAMBOLINE and' ACROB WIC
ACTS, SEABERT'S EQUESTRIENNE ACT and others,
THE M,IDWAY,BETTER THAN EVER
FIREWORKS EACH EVENING
SINGLE FARE RATES over all Railroads
• from Kingston to Detroft.
Special Excursion Days, Sept. loth, seth, 13th,
• Prize Lists and all information from
W, J. REID, President: A. Me HUNT, Secretary
Early Closing Notice " NEW TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
We the undersigned Merchants of
this town agree, to ole.se our Tiepin of
business at half past twelve on Thum
-
day. afternoons during the moptlas
of Ally and August. _Lee tee
J. A. Stewart.,LeeeN 1.11.
S. Martin & Son, a-a-17.rittea-41 111
H. Spaokraten fe ;*
:vir, 3. Beer.f 0 14, t •
a. Davis CO I 1.1 INA
W, Beaman 4,11.. 1111t
W. J. Carling et '•01 14
Mrs. Yeo t ,eet
A4 J. Ford 1 t tit ( ( IJ „
W . P. meavets. 78fI a
Wm. Rivers. • 1 t 111 ir t
iT, Grigg
P., Frayne. ; 1 e 1 Ltiti 1.,LA LU
11'.Boyle el, I 't t;..1 JO 4
W. W. Taman t f i•
n, Willis' I 1.:1X...14,.1.i
Jones l& 11
T: Hawkins & &Ono :3 Lilt',
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The Bali Telephceae De, of lail4ta.
is soon to print a new leen oa Mei
Official Teleptone Directory for 04
dietrict of Western Ontario inelgdis
Ina Exeter.
Parties wto conteraplate ibetenelbet
Subsciibers at those who wish okiinl
;tee in their present entrty eliOnit11
'Mace their broder$ With the local &tang
ager at arca intturn inseation tee
this Weae. N' e
Connecting Companies
Should alge report' additions alai
tikatges b their tint of attottorebeaa
either to dm Uocal manager
oct to the spettial agent's deptrt:
Met treati: •
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