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The broadcastin of sporting events
in the various fields is a comu1On ':oc
cureuce as every radio fan knows,
'Phis service will be extended to take
in the horse races. On September 4th
and 27th the famous French horse,
will race, the best horses
raised in Ameriea, The detailed so -
1 c:5 b1 ,eoonts of the various races will be
I o Gihs[st the t aired States 3er (broadcasted direct from the track,
pan the :linea lata of their long journeyarThe mos powerful bt-oadcastiang
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coribittiicdlipn with some of: the x3,
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theorth .11tlarttic wit'J, a vicar; to
alt , Economy, Service, Satisfaction
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and Satisfactions are guaranteed you in every one of our 325
stores, We Satisfy a million and mere Customers every week.
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W.INGHAM ADVANCT-TIMES.
the towers is so large and heavy that
the girders are being transported on
Stndays and through the night on the.
English railways so as not to block
traffic,
One of the recent plays sent.out 0
station : VGY Schenectady, was heard:
with good voleme in Sottth Africa, .a
distance of over 8o0o miles,
Letters have ben received at the of-
fices of American govei-nmerit officials
asking that radio be prohibited for a
time nntil farnners have their crops
safely stored in the barns,'' Many
st
ep
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> 5 atio - pe rle nowfancy that radio
has something to do with the abund-
ant rainfall which has been generally
experienced over the country this sum-
mer. This idea has been readily dis-
proven by scientific investigation.
During ethe past week, radio fans
have beet:i enabled to hear speeches,
by Mr, Davis and :Mr. Coolidge, can-
didates for the Presidency of the
United States. While the addresses
have not bden particul"arly directed to
Canadian listeners, yet it is interesting
to be in a.position to hear outstanding
men lay their views before. the public
,Station) KDKA--326 'Meters,
Westinghouse Electric,
Pittsburgh, . Pa.
Wednesday, August loth
5;30 p. me-.Diiurer concertby the
Pittsburgh Athletic Association: or-
hestra,. Gregorio Sealzo, director -
6.0o p. xn.-Baseball scores; dinner
concert continued.
6.30 P. in. -The children's period -a
The Kiddie's Buddy.
6.45 p, m. -News Bulletins,
7,00 p, m. -Baseball scores:
745 P. m. --Safety at the crossing by
F. .H. Babcock, safety agent of the
Pittsburgh ;& Lake Erie Railroad.
74o p. m. -Stockman report •of the
primary livestock markets; grain, feed,
sugar, cotton, wool and produce.
8.00 p. m Concert by the Pitts
burgh Male SeXtette,•under the direct-
ion of Frank T. Adams, and Otto
Kalties, pianist.
00 p. m. -Walker -Leonard boxing
boat fr world's chainpioriship; Yanc-
ee stadium, Ne'& York,
9.55. p: ere -Arlington time signals;
weather forecast; baseball scores..
Thursday, August zist.
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5.30 p. na-Dinner concert by the
KDKA • Little Symplioily orchestra,
Victor Suadek, conductor, dinner
6 p. m. -Baseball scores;
concert continued. period
6.30 p. m -The children's
Little Miss Mary Heart.
6.45 p. in, -News Bulletins.
7 p. m. -Baseball scores; "Shade and
Ornamental trees for street and. lawn,
prepared by the Yruit Growers Nurs-
eries, Newark, N. Y.
i.t5 p. m, -Program arrainged by
the "National Stockman and Tarnier.
f.4o p. m. -"Stockman" reports of
the primary livestock markets; grain,
feed, sugar, cotton, wool and produce,
8 p. m, - Concert by the KDICA
Little Symphony orchestra, Victor
Saudek, conductor, assisted byH..R.
Snyder, baritone. ts'
9:55 p, n1, -Arlington time signals
;
weather forecast; baseball scores.
Io p. in. -Concert.
Friday; August 22nd.
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It is worth while to deliver cream
direct to Creamery. If 3oc to 5oc
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Get our prices fire re market ing elsewhere.
We are now having hot weather,
At this time of year eggs deteri-
ate very Ou1ckiy. We are paying
° highest pnce for quality eggs, it
pays to look after eggs and sell on graded basis. Bring your eggs
we grade them.
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TI MINDS OF 1VIEN
To the Editur av the Advance-Toinnes,
Deer Sur,-
1 reari}nber goin to a circus whin 1
'antis a young fellah an hearin the cl-
own sing a song that wi:nt sometitrg
loike this, fer a'slitart.--
"What a quare set av payple we are
I declare,,
What wan person bikes, another
can't bear,'
.Phis wus fixity years arr more ago
but the siutiiniret i 'x ri=
• issed in that ould
1.
Song is. as- thrue.to-day as it rue thin
fer airy man has a way av ltis.own yit
baet• rnwa ayw, nihin the i.ssus wants to have
h
Fes inshtance. an be way av" illush-
trashun, an to. prove tie pint, no two.
min do be tinkin about the same
ting whin they walk up an down the
eta:rates ay Wingham av a Satlntrday
not ht. I ani not shpakin av the
young fellahs fer av course they heti.
an oye on the purty girruls as ye wud
i.:pect thiin to hev; but I emane the
min on whose shoulders fall the btr-
MS an hate av the clay, so to shpake.
Fir inshtance white Tarn MacLean
mixes wid the crowd ;kre kapes his oyes
open fer fellahs whose:assissinint shud
be raised,arr fee husky young byes
who wed be good afro on a contliract
jawb. Wid Jarge Shpotton arr Jawn
nerwatt:
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Saturday, August 23rd.
93o p. m. -Dance music by Joseph
A. Chickene and.. his. Clover Club or-
chestra of Hotel Ten Eyck, Albany,
N. Y. Popular songs by Frank Davis.
Station WEBI-370 Meters.
Edgewater Beach Hotel,
Chicago, Ill.
Thursday, August sxst.
8,30 p. -m. -Frank Papila, .accordian.
solos.Announcernents. Joseph Wich-
art, violinist. Concert selections, Or-
iole Orchestra,
10.30 p. in.-Hermas Zimmerman,.
tenor • Dance selections, Edgewater
Beach, Oriole Orchestra.
12.3o p. en. -Pontine Willis, soprano
solos. Popular songs, Dan and Nick
and Ted. Dance selections, Edgewat-
er Beach Oriole Orchestra.
Friday, August erst
8.30 p. m. -Grace Wilson, contralto,
solos. Songs, with guitar, Nick Luc-
as. Concert selections, Edgewater
Beach Oriole Orchestra. tenor solos
10,30 p. m. -
Fred Agard,�
Dance selections, Edgewater Beach
Oriole. Orchestra. .
tenor
12.3o p. m„ -Sandy Meek,o
sol-
os. Vernon Hayes, saxophone Y
Dance selections,. Edgewater Beach
Oriole Orchestra.
5.30 9. ` m„ -Organ recital by Paul
Fleeger, from the ` Cameo Motion Pit-
turd Theater, Pittsburgh.
6 p. m. --Baseball scores; dinner con-
cert continued.
6.30 p. m. -The children's period -
"The squire's bride.
6.45 p. m. -News Bulletins:
7 p. in -Baseball scores,
,40 p. ni,-"Stockman" reports of
the primary Iivestock markets; grain,
feed, sugar, cotton wool and produce.
8 p. m. -Concert by Arden H.
Thomas and Sebastian Sapienza, sax-
ophonists;
axophonists; Gomer Tones, baritone;
George Walken, tenor.
9.55 "peen -Arlington time signals;"
weather forecast, baseball scores.
any old lorry when you can 'l10 r abso-
hirer" g*im a ; , tee* Hy i + o Lamps ,.i'.'
the following prices
t Nitro, clear . m , . , t25
Watt Nitro, halt frosted
a Watt Nitro, clear , . , ..75e
,U0 alt Nitro, hail frosted .,. 75c
" _' It Nitro, clear .........6(e
tilt ';a,: , lel li frosted ....70e
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BLIJEVALE
too, is a`:prospective vote fer the nixt
elicksliun. Barney . Beninger Links
iviry magi he sees shud awn a Shtar
out
car, an Jack Currie is on the: look
fer goodrrtin fer his fire brigade, The
milliners an barbers loot: at Me heads
av the girruls, an the shoe miry at theer
fate. I suppose, Mishter Editur, ye
see lots av min who shud be raydin the
Wingham paper; an mebby some who
rade it an don't pay fer it. Levy Lott.
an Charley Sutton don't look
at the ram arr not even at the wine
min at all, at all, but lin tell ye age
an color av iviry horse on the shtrate
fruen Charley Lepard's resht room to
the north ind groshery. So ye see
"iviry mortal human man 1sapes up his
little game," as 'the poet sez, an, faith
'tis betther so, Billy Booth looks at
iviry man as a prosphict fer insurance
in the Mutual Loife av Canada; Jawn
Hanna watches fer payple who will
nade new fur coatsfer the corrin win-
thir; an Jarge Phippen fer fellahs who
shud be in jail, an shure, mebby he
foinds more proshpicts than annyone
Ilse.
'Tis the way av the wurruld, arr at
laist it shud be, iviry man to attend to
his own affairs. ome woise man said
that the rayson mar who moind theer
own business are a success, in loife is
ecause they foind so little opposition.
Shpakin av opposition moinds me
that Mishter Meighen-is hottldin pit
nits ani makin spaiches troo the count
ry, shlammin, the Grits an the Pro-
gressive turn about. Tis a slimart
bye he is •intoirly, an I aux tould that.
whin he shtarts to shpake in Parley -
mint ivirybody sits up an takes notice.
I don't tink there will be anny elick-
shun this year but mebby it is woise
fer lliishter Meighan to kape the byes
shtirred up a bit. A baseball tame
,that won't practice betwane games
can't impict to<win annyting, an, shure
'tis the sante in pollyticks; ye musht
hev the lads in thrainin all the toim:e
said yer organizashuii roight up to the
marruk if ye ixpict to bate the other
fellahs.
Yours till nixt wake,
Timothy Hay.
Thursday, ' August 21st,,
THE TWENTY-THIRD SLAM
The Ford is my auto; I shoal ,not,,, '.
�-a rnaketh
muddy: roads; it leadeth ane into
trouble. It drawetli out my purse;;
I go into paths of debt for its. sake,'
Yea, trio I understand racy Ford per-
fectly, I fear'nauch evil lest the radius
rods. or the, axle might break. It has
nti blow out in the presence of mine en
-
patch,
I annointed the 'tire, ,with a
patch, the radiator boiled ever, Sure-
ly this thing will not follow me all the
in the
daysdwellofmylife,orlshallt
house of poverty forever.
Moral; Equip your Ford with one
of the new cuckoo clocks.:When the
car reaches a speed of twenty-five
miles an hour the bird will come out
and sing, "Nearer, My God To Thee"
an at forty miles an hour,- "Lord f
Ani Coming home.
1'tme lay down ht i. uxa-n nava$ t
Want. at�x�aiierss
BELMORE
Airs,. :3, Smith and clait:ghter Edith,
of Hanover, were Sunday visitors at
her sisters Mrs. N. McNeil, Belmore.
Mr. J. Mighton of. Elora, and Mai
A. 'Taylor of • Neustaclt, also were
Sunday visitors at N. ,McNeil's.
Mr. and Mrs. Hays of Pittsburg, Pa.'
are spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Duff. s
Dr. and Mrs, J. Coulters of Pin la
delphia,,are here for a couple of weeks
vacations.
- A. large iuuinber from here attended
the Anniversary services at Johnston
church last Sunday. Rev. D. D. Tho
mpsbn of Woodham, gave two very
fine sermons.
Mrs. C. Brinker of Sandusky, Mick.,
was a visitor here this week.
Mrs. S. Young and children returned
to Toronto 'on Saturday after spend-
ing the past few weeks at their sum-
mer home 1•tere,
Saturday, August 23rd::,;
5.30 p. m. -Dinner concert by the
'Westinghouse band, T. J. Vastine, dir-
ector.
irector. Program, "St. Julian,,, Rugines;
Bolero, "D'Amors," Falvo; "Voice of
Spring," Kornzar; selection, "Amor-
ita," Czibulka; cornet duet, "Call of
the Sea,' Smith; Spanish Patrol, "Es-
pagole," Deshayes; Idle '„Evening
Chimes," Rollinson; "AColored Poem,
Bagley: cornet solo, "The Gates of
Pearl," H. W. Smith; Oriental Dance,
"Echoes from the Harem," Hughes.
6 p. in. -Baseball scores; dinner con-
cert continued.
6.3o p. rn.-T.lic children's period--
Taper Tom. •
6.45 p. m. -Last minute helps so
teachers of adult and secondary class,
by C. C. Johnson, author of "How to
Teach Adults."
7 p. m. -Baseball scores; sport re-
view by James J. Long, sport editor
of The Pittsburgh Sen.
8 p nn, -Concert by the Westing-
house band, under the direction of T.
J. Vastine, assisted- by John C. Mc-
Millan, baritone. Program: Excerpt
from the, Overture, "Semiramine,"
Rossine; fantasia, "A summer Even-
ing inethe Alp,," Kling; a Negro Sket-
ch, "Swahee River," Middleton; inter-
mezzo, "Cav alleria Rusticana," Mas-
cagni; serenade, "'Night in June," King,
K
fantasia, ,r biy Old I.entucky Horne,
Dalby (solo for all instruments); se-
lection, "Simon Boccanegra," Verdi,
rather forecast;baseball aseballton nscore e Hata,
Station WGY-38o Meters
General Electric Co,
Schenectady, N. Y.
Thursday, August zxst.
3.30 Jr. m. -Organ recital by. Stephen
. I3oisclair, organist, from. Proctor's
arnanus, Bleeclter hall.
.15 p.m. -Baseball scores.
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FORDYCE
Mrs: A, Havin and daughter Terra
and Jean; visited for a week at Mr.. W.
M. Champion's.
Mr. C. F. Martin was on a business
trip to Toronto, for a couple of days
last week.
The Boyle brothers has purchased
a "threshing outfit, as. they are old.
hands at the business and , looks as
there will be plenty to do we wish
them success. • :
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Mr. and Mrs. John McGee also Air,
Charles Leaver, visited relatives at
London, on Sunday last. {
WELL-KNOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coultess of Lis-
towel, visited relatives on Sunday. '
Mr. and Airs. Rev. T. C. Wilkinson
are holidaying .at Ripley, and Mr. F.
Shaw will take charge of Bluevale cir-
cuit next Sunday.
Ain R. Garniss is getting his, thresh-
ing outfit in order to commence thre-
shing. Crops are fine
Mrs. Jos. Underwood spent a few
days last week in Toronto. •
Miss Mary Jewitt has returned to
Sask. after spending past few weeks
withrelatives around here.
a TURNBERRY
Mrs. Wm. Crane of Burlington, is
spending a few weeks with, her sisters,
Mrs. R. J. Breen and Messrs. John and.
Jas. Wray. t
Miss M, T. Breen, R.N., is visiting
with trends in Palmerston.
GOLF BALLS
If a golf ball onlj' had a voice,
'Twould save a lot of fussing;
It would •call from clown among the
weeds,
Here T am! Now stop your cussing.
This is about the timeofyear when
the games of love and baseball share
honors.
Wedding Rings, Diamond
Rings and Marriage Li-
cence
Information
et'
'a R. ,Futon's, Jeweler
FIGURE PASSES
Mr, T. H. Race one of the most
highly esteemed residents pf Mitchell
passed away at hishome T sday
morning after a brief illness.
Mr, Race established the Mitchell
Record forty-nine years , ago.
He
sold that in 1905. In 1904 he was•ap-
pointed Canadian Exhibition Comm-
issioner and had charge • of Canada's
exhibits at several World's Fairs.
For the last few years he has acted
as the travelling secretary for the
Muskoka Sanitarium. He has made
a name for himself as a writer for
several magazines, and papers. Two
sons and two daughters survive him.
MAJOR GEO. WALKER
Major George Walker, now a farmlia''
figure in Chatham, Ontario, is one of '
the men :.rho went through the terrible.
Indian Mutiny. As he says: "1 e.rn a
veteran of the Crimean War and the
Indian Mutiny, serving under Lord
Roberts, Fierce hand-to-hand, fighting
and continual exposure left me a g'eat
sufferer from Rheumatism, so much so
that my legs swelled up, making it im-
possible for me to walk. My bowels
were so constipated that I was in terri-
ble shape until I began' to e 'Fruit -a
tines.' They relieved me both of the
Rheumatism and the Constipation.
Today, I enjoy perfect health no mora:`.
Rheumatism or Constipation."
And in another letter, written De-
cember lst, 1923 (eleven years after),
Major Walker says:" li r+nit-a-fives are :•
keeping me in the best of health and
shall never be without them."
"Fruit-a-tives" are the famous Fruit
Treatment -intensified fruit juices'
combined with tonics -that make you
wellaid keep you well. 25e and 50c=
atall dealers or from Fruit-a-tives,
Liniited, Ottawa, Ont.
THIS IS LIFE
uer w
"keep it out Ofthe paper" is the ,1
cry which the local newspaper pub-,.'•
fisher . frequently hears. To gblige•
often costs considerable, 'trough the
party who "nralces the request thinks
the granting scarcely worth a "thank
you." A newspaper is, a peculiar
thing in the public -eye. The news -
gatherer is stormed because he gets
an item and is abused becaused he
does not get another. Young men.
and young women, as well as older
persons, perform acts which become
legitimate items for publications and
their; rush to the newspaper office and.
beg the editor not to notice their es-
capades. The very next week they
condemn the same paper for not hav-
ing written up another party dying the
sante thing, forgetting apparently their
late visit to the printing office. The
discretion ` of a country editor is a
wonderful thing and, many are the
stories upon which he turns his back,
because of a good wife or mother, who
would be ,grievously • hurt to see the
thing in print. . Don't blame the edit_
BELGRAVE .
Miss Vivian Munro, of London, . is
visiting with the Misses Jean and A1.a-
nie Geddes.
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Cheaper Fire
Philharmonic n"''''
ltitharrrnonic orchestra, broad cast t
conjunction with \ JZ, 'direct from
Letvisohri stadium, College of the City -
eas
Friday, August asnd.
545 p. m. -Children's story, int
rencli, by Fredric Duclert.
6 p, ata,. --International Sunday Sch-
of Lesson.
7.05 p m. --Baseball results. ja
,r3 p, in.-•-Goidiren band concert
*in Franko Goldman, conductor, ppg
be 'broadcasted in •conjunction 11*vith
direet from the Mali, Central
New York City.
1 New York, New York city.
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NOTED CANADIAN DEAD
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Hon. B. Carvell, chairman of
the board of railway commissioners
of Canada, was suddenly stricken at
his home in Woodstock on Saturday.
He was an outstanding figure in
public life. He has been in the House
of Commons for fifteen years, first as
a supporter of the Laurier., Govern-
ment, then as a member of .the op-
position under Laurier and later as
minister of publiseworks in the Union
Government. Since 5959 he has held or for keeping something out of tai,
the .position as chief of the railway paper but be thankful that he has a
board. heart and is not indifferent to your
:The funeral took place from his late feelings as the cold and calculating
home in Woodstock, N. B., on Tues- chap who sits at the deskon the big
day -city papers.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to Section 56, 'Chap. 121 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that.
all persons having claims against the
Estate of Isabella Mary Campbell,
deceased, who died on or about the
twelfth day of June A. D. 1924 at the
Township of East Wawanosh in the
Province of Ontario, are required t•o
send by post, prepaid, or to deliver to
R. Vanstone, Wingham, Ontario, So-
licitor for the Executors,on or .before
the eighteenth day of August, A. D.
1924, their names and addresses, with
full particulars of their claims in writ-
ing, and the nature of the securities
(if any) held. by them duly verified by
a statutory "declaration.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that after the said eighteenth day of
August, 5924, the assets of the said
estate will be distributed by the Ex-
ecutors among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only toe the
claims of which they shall then have
notice, and the estate will not be li-
able for any claims not filed at the
time of the said distribution,
DATED at Wingham this sixteenth
day of July, A, D. 5924.
R. Vanstone,
Wingham, P. 0.,
Solicitor for the Executors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE:I,
Pursuant to Section 56, Chap. 121 of.
ilOntario, that
le Revised" Statutes of O a ,
all persons having claims against the
Estate of Margaret. Henderson, de-
ceased, who died on or about the four-
th day of, April, A. D, 1924,.at the
Township of Morris in the Province
of Ontario, are required to send by
post prepaid, or to deliver to R. Van -
stone, Wingham, Ontario, Solicitorfor.
the Executor, on or before the eigh-
teenth day of August A. D. 5924, their
names and addresses, with full parti-
culars of their claims in writing, an1
the: nature of the. securities (ifa sta
1an
y)
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Insurane
held by thein duly verified by
tutor declaration.
dwellings in W gam, onss P.
' in h at le 9t<
than 'Township Mutual rate
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that after the said eighteenth day: of
August, 1924, the assets of the said
estate will be distributed by the Ex-
ecutor among the parties • entitled
thereto, leaving regard only to the
claims of which he shall then hair;.
-notice, and the estate will not be li-
able for any claims not fired at the
time of the said distribution.
DATED at Witghatn this twenty
second day,' of July, A. D. 5924.
R. Vanstone,
Solicitor for the; Executor,
Frye Insurance furnished s•�
55
with no premium note to sign
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Why take the risk of having
to ,nay extra �
assesssnents4
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Insurance &: Real Estate,
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We are ready for School Opening
sorted stock of
Public School Readers
Pub. School Text Book
Scribblers
Exercise Books
Loose Leaf Note Books
Note Books
Fountain Pens
Drawing Books
Writing Books
Examination Pads
Examination Paper
Lead Pencils
Pen Points
Pen Handles
Pencil Boxes •
Crayons, Paints
School Bags
Our stock is o
with a large andwell as -
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he best quality and prices are right.
QUALITY AND SERVICE .
Opposite Queens Hotel. Ticket Agency Canadian national lbs..
NEW BUILDINGS OPEN TIM YEAR
" All intending students of the University must
secure application blanks for entrance sufficient -
13r early to enable them .to return their fortes
and qualifying certificates to the Registrar NOT
LATER THAN SEPTEMBER' 13, 19 24.
Registration lay..... Monday, Sept. 22nd next.
Degrees and Diplomas: 8., A.; LL. 8., 1VM.A:, 14.Sc.,
1VI,I5., Dr, I'.I+I., B.S. in Nursing, ID.P.l.,
siru
rtion.
individuali ir
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The University rs%
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Loan funds and scholarships are provided to assist
ambitious and deserving students
For information write -
P, R Neville, Ph.D.; Registrar.
UNIVERSITY
WESTERNOF
LONDON, CANADA
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