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DO YOU KNOW HIM? GrandBend
Even the En ng Soye will berdly
recognize-. their former. leader in
the above. Zt is, however, Lord
Byng's very latest picture, speecially
posed for the Canadian National
Exhibition, a few days before he
seiled for Canada, for reneeduetion
ern a needel corternernoran'ng the
opening of the 1921 Fir, over
which he will presicn..- on Aug. 2n.
Divested of hie military attire the
new GeveraoreCeeneral loeka a very
different person to the. stern solnier
Carioeierse %neve throtieh h:--
photoe
Mr. Eineey Carnet of Toronto els-
etel ees earenie for a, fsev days last
week.—Ennry Disjardirte, Hy, Green,
R :se in:seen:nee and J. nlePhee Left
for the Wes',. last
1.' Ji ani John Aenster vislecl a few
.1,,ye at Se nlarys last week.— ner,
entenen o; nliche visited ,his
oerents 1r.—jr. Frank Alliseer of
St.elarye ‘nsieed rth his family over
Stinday.—:eir. and :qrs. Shepherd of
Teeliord vted relatives around
nen! nunday.—See another column
ner aa account on She drowning ac-
Q.',.dent.
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nix aa.I Mrs. Paulin. Of C:eveland,
t'eene. enel Mise ?eyrie. ent....ed at rnn.
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nenne ee le„..e.clozaer ht week
• wee ',Mr. and .Nirs. WM. lehl..rei
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w.ek.
' atail daugieters.
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.Nl.r :Ind Mrs. j. iSehrneder,
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Lime
hemp sleirts were worn by these who.
env, -'et..1 the ,eeee...e.et iteleted
beeliee tlee eeenutee Pererite Pre-
scription
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Pierce
fifee reeree.o.„
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the eatee ee.e. -**
vendable, 1,.1-
grediente.
They are stand. .e.„. •
aril today just
GA' as they- were
f.efty years ago -"ee.
and never contained alcohol.
Beauty 'depends upon health,
Worry, eleepleee nighto leadaches,
pains, dieerdere atel .4.e:el:mess of a
dietinctly feroiCeo .e.raet..r in a short
flee?, bring the 41,11 eye, the "crow's
the- haggari loek, d ron ping
sir eederst and the falterinte step.
Te retain the rtprnarrtna!et. youth
you must retain lee- I -t ad of
lotions, powders and paints, ask your
druggist for Dootor Pierce's Favorite
Preocription.
Putrrtre, .S.e.sle." Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescription cured me when
ail other medicines failed. The home
doctors could do nothing for me. I
happened to see Dr. Pierce's advertise-
ment in the paper, sent for the medi-
cine, and felt a great benefit from even
the first few doses. I took but a few
bottles until I was entirely well. I
canna speck too highly of the merits
of the Preseriplion." MRS. .TANET.
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1.o}e of ter a helday :n
and Nine D, DonaLleoz,
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week zoneiv".ree aequain tances,—Nlese
G. ifard'e. of Toron to ":6 snend'og
teeleeeye eeee. witth parente—Nrse
Belle Sirs of Brao steed Is thee
daeeng wir h her mother here—\1r
R Hun ter and daughter el'iss
of Saska tteltewan, scent a week h
re 1 oyes itere.—NIrs . Tuxford of
SaskatcheWart s visiting rela• ices \Ir.
emi 'etre. jas. Ross ot Hay Town,
—eke and Mrs. J, Leeper, af ter two
mon the .11 Wirtn'neg, have returned •
boree—Among those who- left on. .he
j-learres tern excursion, kw the west
were—Wes. Caldwell, Russell Busch,
Wee! Nichols, George Ingram, Thos,.
Dickson. G. C. Pe tty, Tom Esser',
J. Niervyn.Coxwor th, B. Cooney
She....1cn. Coleman, N. Bla tchfo-d, W.
Par"er, John E. Marshall, George
Chambers, -Jack Wren, Silas Eyre.
ani Mrs. G. P. Marshall no teleed
to. Ottawa .to spend two weeks.
To Every Father and Mother
"What mean ye fellow citizens of Athens that ye turn every
stone to scrape wealth together, and take so little care of your
children, to whom one day ye must relinquish all."—Socrates.
Thoughtful parents of today are faced with the
same grave problem that troubled the Athenian philoso-
pher over 400 years before Christ.
This is the era of progress. The call for trained
men and women to carry forward in Medicine, Science,
Engineering and Fine Arts is stronger than ever before.
lf you would help your children make the most of
their lives you should give them the best education you
can afford. A University education is the first essential
for our future leaders.
A college stands at your door with open gates ready to give them
complete courses in Medicine, Arts and Public Health. Adrbission is by
Junior Matriculation except for special or nurses courses, and the fees are
so low that any one may attend,
Western University deipees are universally recognized
For information, apply to
(4) DR. K. P. R. NEVILLE, Registrar, London
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Local News.
Mrs. Cotter and son Harry,. Toledo. -
re visiting Mrs tiregory
Mrs Howald and daughter are visit -
ng in Stratford,
Mrs. T. S. Woods is visiting in Dut-
ton.
The n'enela RaAWaY
Alt eeiverneenenue for 3:1,000 men to
in itarvesneee the erons in the
\V -t. Jun:. cne eel:v.:teem:ern cm-
teenred when orders were e:eeen tto
eeeoe:
nay further lr-ime man -
ten ihere were enough inenn
zi.;• un,re to ve the crons.
The new tateffs of Canada Pace
• an, 1 Grand Trunk that went he-
ezfeee on....eionday freight rates on
eot6ele have rerned.cally b. en nut to
ere r.r levels. Last January 5 per
eel: wee eut nil: the 40 ner cent.
eeeree.ee. granted a. year ago and the
reel. :.-it e has wind out the other 35
tier cent
Fhlele FROAI BUILDING
White werking at Vectoria School,
Lertion on Monday last Elmer Bel -
back. Pine Line road, formerly of
gxeoer North, fell from the building
and 'njured his back. The reitort says
be may be injured internally,. The
lie ambulance was called and Bel -
back was removed to his horn..
Centralia
Miss Marjory Hepburn is visiting
with her brother Mr S. Hepburn and
other friends.—Miss Madeline Essery
of Palmerston is visiting with her
aunt Mrs J. Oke and other friends.—
Mrs-Boslough has gone to Clinton, for
a few days.—Mies Lillian Elliot of De-
troit is spending a few days at home.
—Mrs Wes Hodgins and family, Lou-
don, are visiting hers.—Ahout 23 ap-
ple and willow trees were uprootsd on
Saturday evening during the storm
about ten o'clock.—The walls of the
church have been takeu down and pre
parations made for - building a new
church.
A Pie Social will be held on the
parsonage lawn on Thursday, Aug 18.
Each lady to bring a pie with her
name in it. Proceeds go to rebuilding
chnrch. Every person welcome.
, •
Toronto pencemen neld sports 'der
and banquet in the evening,
Public Service Commission finds
low salaries at Osgoode
A cut has been made on proposed
taxation in the United States.
Contracts are let for the anatrinti-
cal building in University of Toronto
area.
October 20, it Is anticipated, will
be date for North Oxford by-elec-
tion.
• United States and Soviet represen-
tatives meet at Riga to discuss relief
pians.
Marande, of Montreal won the all-
around title at the Toronto police
games.
Miss Frances C. Oaisley, Y.W.C.A.
swimming instructor, swims across
St. Lawrence river.
'Magistrate Gundy' at Windsor
rules that breweries may' legally "ex-
port beer to the TJnited States.
Three hundred descendants of
Thomas Porter and his wife hold
fatally reunion in Brantford town -
e' ;OM/AY.
IFAap 4 is Vtd:Sproer
etee Caine- ne.
,01.00,0/0.1000.
U. S, Presidnars father marries
hie Office nureee
Newark bet.. the Toronto baseball
team. by 3 to t
De Valera sends reply to Lloyd
George proposal.
Deadlock on Silesian issue in the
Supreme Council.
Tomatoes sell for 25 cents a box,
at Montreal tuarket.
Pittsburg lengthened their lead in.
the National League.
Waragamaelt Pulp Fe Paper Co.
passed i s regular dividend.
The Denmark vs. Australia DaviS
Cup matches were postponed.
Hydro Commission asks formal
approval for starting rural lines.
United States peace treaty with
• Germany is to be a separate pact.
President Harding sends out invi-
tations to Washington conference.
The British bowlers lost to To-
ronto teamslion Thursday by 16 shots.
Hamilton Controllers reduce lab-
orers' pay from 55 to 50 cents an
hour.
Pnederiek Johnston, awaiting trial
on then eharge, escapes front Nap-
:-.- jail.
en unknown amen lingering in a
lee,- no. Terentn tires at and wounds
411g eitizen.
A ehild fell three storeys front an
attic window in Toronto; escapes
broken leg.
nigneltuan at railway erosaing itt
T neento found responsible for the
et% of a. teamster
nrain alcohol, worth several thou -
send dollars. was stolen from ware-
.. use itt Saskatoon.
Thomas in ;Merman, aged 22,
te ,t1 at Le:tee:out While trying to
from the pollee,
ti. T. shop employee at Strat-
ford vete for week's layoff eaeh
memo rether than reduction of
the staff.
seATURDAY.
Single G. trotted a utile in 1.59.
eoladitione are good on the
Stewart of Alberta re-
; r.1.-.2c;e.
reann to Jenne session on
made his 44th homer
-a Friday.
nneelaf tlermaos and Poles Is
fa er el in Silt sia.
Herbert Greenfield sworn in as
'teenier of Alberta.
Pit eletre lengtnetted their lead in
the Nainend League.
The Britisa Cabatet 'will publish,
roposals 10 the Irish.
Two hundred .eneners leave on an.
our of Northern Ontario.
Senolarship awards are announced
froznnfeMaster University.
Public service probe hears com-
plaints regnrding the county police.
The British bowlers won against
teatns from the ease end of Toronto.
Prouder Lloyd George returns to
London front the Peace Conference.
The Baltimore -Toronto game on
Friday was forfeited to the former.
seAle:ozentto woman grappled with
an armed
burglar, who makes his
„ap
Rharbonnea.u, aged 18, was
Irewned. in the Back river, near
elontreal.
• Test shipments to England of
chilled beef from Toronto arrive in
.:aod shape.
Ltier,r leaders of the Dominion are
summoned to meet Sam Gonipers
in Toronto.
The University of Toronto will
have its own exhibit at the big fair
in Toronto.
A further slight drop in the cost
of living in July is reported by the
Labor Department.
Lord Byng, the new Governo--
General of Canada, arrives at Rideau
Hall, his new home.
Jamie McCully, nine years old, of
Stratford, was fatally kicked by a
horse near Seaforth.
Charles Lemieux of Iliviere du
Loup was drowned when his car
tumbled into the river.
Toronto Typographical Union pro-
nist to the Government against alleg-
d boycott by manufacturers of firms
working on a 44 -hour basis.
MONDAY.
Tents to the Sinn Fein are made
public.
Preparations to distribute food in
aussia.
New York leads the American
Leag,ue again.
Sterling at Toronto, $4.07; at New
York, e 3.66 14.
Government control on British
railways cease.
The British bowlers lost at Hamil-
ton by one shot.
Russian refugees pour into Latvia
from Volga area.
The Leafs lost twice on Saturday
and once on Sunday.
Riversides are out of the running
for the 0.A.L.A.. title.
Buchanan won the gap -to -gap
swim in Toronto Bay.
Samuel Gompees, president of the
A. F. of L., is in Toronto. "
Letters are exchanged between
Lloyd George and de Valera.
Independent Labor Party has
Plans for relief of unemployed.
John M. Kinpourn, prominent Owen
Sound citizen, dies in 80th year.
Major -Gen. Sir David Watson re-
ceives decoration from Montenegro.
Pumpkins on the market Saturday
at Chatham earliest ta many years.
Calvin Wetzell. aged 21; of Wind-
sor, drowned in. 'Lake Huron at
Grand Bend.
Cyril' = F.'Musgrove, organist and
choir leader, Winnipeg, drowned at
Keewatin, Ont.
Sir Sam Hughes, former Minister
of Militia, is holding his own, hip
physicians announce.
John McPherson, a fire ranger, was
drowned in Trout Lake, 17 miles'
from Port Arthur, Friday.
The funerals of ex-Ald. Vernon II.
Robineen and ex-Ald. John Hawley,
of
ae Mrri asdi igla ay Sudbury,
dFAngeloau1 rl s tao. ygit eco deo k sr) tahbc ee ano taSg_
•
temeing to lege her.husband with a
butcher—knife.
Wheat cutting has started on 25
per cent. of the farms in ,the Saska-
Won district. Serious oat blight is
ported in the northern part of the
&Wipe and a , potato blight in the
neighborhood of Saskatoon.
•
reen-eneennenereneeStene eneenneesene
o You Know
GREEN TEA
has a far liner flavour than that of any Japan
or China Green Tea? Send for a, sample and -
be convinced. Address—Salada, Toronto.
Incorporated in 1855
„CAPITAL RESERVE $9.400,100
Over 130 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
The cost of living is fallin g, also the prk"a of food stuff.
This necessitates increas ed production. Produee more and
deposit your surplus in The Molsorts Bank, where it will
be ready for any call and ye t be earning interest.
EXETER: BRA.P.ICR
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business daily.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
The O'Brien Business College, London
351 Richmond St. (South of ging St) London
BUSINESS, SHORTHAND AND THE MACHINE CALCULAIING
COURSES ARE, THOROUGH, THE INSTRUCTORS ARE EXPERIENC.
ED, STUDENTS GET INDIVIDUAL .ATTENTION, and Graduates are
niaced in goad positions. This is the college for ethose who want the
tractical traheing and the good positions.
Register now for Fall Term startinz August 29th.
W. J O'BRIEN, Commercial Specialist, Princinal.
ill
Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto
AUG. 27 --- Inclusive — SEPT. 10
To be opened by
Lord Byng of Vimy,
Canada's new
Governor-General
Color of the
Orient
Gaiety of a
Mardi Gras
Complete exposition
of Canada's resources,
ekill of men,
wealth of material.
"OVER HERE"—Super Pageant of Regal
Magnificence dramatizing vividly Canada's
Origin, Growth and Achievements.
Color—Symbol— Allegory --Hundreds of,
Performers—Music--Fine Arts—World's1
Largest Collection of War Photographs—
Thrillers of Many Kinds—Fireworks on a
larger scale than ever before—Scores of
Features only to be seen at Toronto.
Canada's Greatest Lice Stock and Farm
Display—Machinery and Equipment of
Endless Design for increasing the Efficiency
of the Farm and the Comfort of the Home.
Reduced Fares on All Lines of Travel
JOHN G. KENT, ROBT. FLEIVIING,
Managing Director President
he Western Fair
LONDON
Sept. 10th to 17th
SEVEN FULL DAYS THI EAR.
THE POPULAR IiXHIBITION OF WESTe,RN ONTARIO
6,000.90 'Added to the .Prize List
BOYS' AND GIRLS' •CALF COMPETITION
SPEED EVENTS DOG SHOW AUTO RACES
THE -WORTHAM SHOWS ON THE MIDWAY
WONDERFUL PROGRAM BEFORE THE GRAND STAND TWICE
DAILY
1-141‘ITY OF- MUSIC: FIREWORR'S EVERY NIGHT
"
Admission 10th, 12th,- 1,6th .8r. 17th 25ce e`13eft," , 15th, 50e.
raituf Is01
, All information from the Secrenten. •
Lite -Col. W. M. Gartshore, Pres. A.. An Hunt, Secretary
VALUABLE DOCUMENTS
Bonds, insurance policies and other val. -
uable documents should not be kept at
home where they are likely to be lost
or mislaid.
The Safety Deposit Boxes of this Bank
provide at a moderate cost a1 excellent
means of keeping valuable papers.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL - - $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND . - *15,000.000.
EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
Incorporated in 1855
„CAPITAL RESERVE $9.400,100
Over 130 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
The cost of living is fallin g, also the prk"a of food stuff.
This necessitates increas ed production. Produee more and
deposit your surplus in The Molsorts Bank, where it will
be ready for any call and ye t be earning interest.
EXETER: BRA.P.ICR
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business daily.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
The O'Brien Business College, London
351 Richmond St. (South of ging St) London
BUSINESS, SHORTHAND AND THE MACHINE CALCULAIING
COURSES ARE, THOROUGH, THE INSTRUCTORS ARE EXPERIENC.
ED, STUDENTS GET INDIVIDUAL .ATTENTION, and Graduates are
niaced in goad positions. This is the college for ethose who want the
tractical traheing and the good positions.
Register now for Fall Term startinz August 29th.
W. J O'BRIEN, Commercial Specialist, Princinal.
ill
Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto
AUG. 27 --- Inclusive — SEPT. 10
To be opened by
Lord Byng of Vimy,
Canada's new
Governor-General
Color of the
Orient
Gaiety of a
Mardi Gras
Complete exposition
of Canada's resources,
ekill of men,
wealth of material.
"OVER HERE"—Super Pageant of Regal
Magnificence dramatizing vividly Canada's
Origin, Growth and Achievements.
Color—Symbol— Allegory --Hundreds of,
Performers—Music--Fine Arts—World's1
Largest Collection of War Photographs—
Thrillers of Many Kinds—Fireworks on a
larger scale than ever before—Scores of
Features only to be seen at Toronto.
Canada's Greatest Lice Stock and Farm
Display—Machinery and Equipment of
Endless Design for increasing the Efficiency
of the Farm and the Comfort of the Home.
Reduced Fares on All Lines of Travel
JOHN G. KENT, ROBT. FLEIVIING,
Managing Director President
he Western Fair
LONDON
Sept. 10th to 17th
SEVEN FULL DAYS THI EAR.
THE POPULAR IiXHIBITION OF WESTe,RN ONTARIO
6,000.90 'Added to the .Prize List
BOYS' AND GIRLS' •CALF COMPETITION
SPEED EVENTS DOG SHOW AUTO RACES
THE -WORTHAM SHOWS ON THE MIDWAY
WONDERFUL PROGRAM BEFORE THE GRAND STAND TWICE
DAILY
1-141‘ITY OF- MUSIC: FIREWORR'S EVERY NIGHT
"
Admission 10th, 12th,- 1,6th .8r. 17th 25ce e`13eft," , 15th, 50e.
raituf Is01
, All information from the Secrenten. •
Lite -Col. W. M. Gartshore, Pres. A.. An Hunt, Secretary