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Eight youn • , or sale. Ready
to bo taken away any time. Apply
to John Hey Jr., Zurich.
Apple wire, 'apple parrs and
corers, dryers, etc, Good goods at
right prices. J...,Preeter. •
Mr. and Mrs.' Ward and Mrs.
Fritz of Grand Bend were in town.
on Tuesday. ,
disposed
party at
Official Organ, of
FRIDAY mpRNMORN
1gft for the Tor-
7ednesday ;evening.
s?fret Kiel lett far ;London
‘Wednesd, havingliepured a,
ition at a , rivate re, . eroe.
Mr. Maurice Rau ttr fled to
Chatham this 'week to resume his
studies, at the9Business College.
Miss Laving : 3ock returnedfrom
Grand Bend, this . week. She has
been employed for a numberof
years with ;1Zrs.nFritz..
Rev. G. B. Strabel, .Cambridge,
Nebraska, will occupy the pulpit in
the Evangelical Church, next Sun-.
day evening.
Dr,: Cook, .tlae Atner'ican explorer,
reached the North Pole. on the '21st,
April 1908, according to a telegram
received this week at Copenhagen.
Miss Mar ga.ret'Crusoe,. who has
been visiting friends here for afew.
weeks, returned .to 'her: bogie in
Detroit, Last' week,
Mr. Jobn'Wa1por, who recently
completed, his apprenticeship in
Mr. J. Preeter's store, left this
week for White River, where he
has secured ti situation.
Mr. Jacob Gingerich of the Blake
cider and chopping mill will • run
the mill every Tuesday andriday,
commencing next Tuesday Sept.
7th. Chopping six cents per bag.
He also makes apple butter.
The July statement of the chart-
ered banks which has just been
issued shows a financial, condition
of the country which is eminently
satisfactory in itself ''and is still
more ; cheering when compared
with the figures For the.sa.me month
last year. The changes that have
taken place. during the twelve
monthsin the different items "of
the statement are tersely set
forward as follows :—Deposits on
demand increased 33.05 per cent ;
Deposits after notice increased 15.7
per cent. ; Current loans in Canada.
increased 2,7 per cent.; Current
loans elsexdiere inereuscdl 1.5 ler
cent, ; Call loan's in Canada increas-
ed 41.0 per cent, ; Gall loans
elsewhere increased 108.0 per cent. ;
Circulation increased 0.4 per cent.
During the depression of 1908 total
deposits for July dropped 22
millions compared with the same
month in 1907. The gain during
the past year has been no less than
121 millions. It is also remarkable
that during the first six months of
this year total bank clearings for
the Dominion increased 29 per cent
over those of the same period
in 1908.
Miss Emma Shotamaoher of Park:,
hill visited. relative's and friends
h'ere,. over
' Dr. Campbell and J. Preeter left
on Tuesday morning for Torcnto,
;A large number from this section
will attend the Industrial. this
year.
Monday ou •ht to prove a good
day in town. The forenoon will:be
devoted to base ball, the afternoon
to races and the evening to danc-
ing. Come and take your choice.
A number of young ladies here,
are acquiring the bowling habit.
This is good exercise, and,there is
no reason why Gretohen and Sally
should not become exports at the
game.
"Harp of Zion,” is the name of
the new song book, purchased by
the Evangelical Sunday School.
This is considered one of the latest
and best song books for the 2oth
century S. Schools.
Time was, says an exchange,
when Canada took far more notice
than it does now of the lack of ap•
predation with which some people
on the other side of its southern
border have been disposed to re-
gard its people, its climate, and
its resources. In the first place
these iitP '��-^onceptions ark, he
coming less'itrequent ; in the second
Canada is quite big enough to dis-
regard them. With American
farmers flocking into the Canadian
West and American faotories es-
tablishing themselves in the Cana-
dian East, the Dominion has rea-
sons to feel fairly well satisfied.American tourists who came to
scoff, have remained to spend, and
there is a hearty respect for the
country and its people among those
from Uncle Samuel's territory who
have taken the trouble to investi-
gate.
•
Miss-:lli 'Witol a'1` zvm si
•ed friends in .town,
.A ball and sturppdx f t bealti ri
the Oommcrcial Z].r., lt''
evening,
Mr. 1Vi11iarn
Ottawa is visiting
and Mrs. H. Kalbfieis
Master Rey Bac
Milverton ,this we
with his patents.
Mr, Alfred G i .-': t isitee3
iend
{L riay Township.'
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