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I have a large supply of the very
best tile on hand, from 2t in, to six
inob, If you need any call, write
or telephone to John Foster, Zur-
ioh, Brick and Tile yards. 11 tf.
Mived! ''%ovedL
SHOP AN STOOK
MAIN STREET
directly West of Dorninion House
Ready to supply you with just et
-little bit tho Nicest -
JEWELLERY for HOLIDAY
GIE'TS.
Rings, Silver
Thimbles, Fobs,
N ecklets, Watches
Brooches, Bracelets,
Veil Pins, -Collar
Pins. Everything
in this Line.
COME ALONG, Wo will
try to PLEASE YOU.
F. W. HESS,
JEWELLER
G. R. HESS, Assistant.
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E TAKE this opportu-
nity of wishing our
Customers a Happy
and Prosperous New Year,
and thank each and all for
having made the past year
our most prosperous year
since we have been in busi-
ness. We ask you again
for your hearty support
for 1910, and we will do
our best to merit it, by
giving you value for your
money.
R. N. DOUGLAS
General 'Merchant, B L A K E.
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Ailea 'Craig Sept. 21 and 22,
Blyth.,..„ . , , Oct, 4 and 5.
Bri gcten . Oct. 4.
Brussels... , . , . . , .. Oct. 6 and 7•
Dungannon Oot. 6 and 7.
Sept. 27 and 28.
Sept. 19 and 20.
Oct. 1,
Gocl.erieh .... , . Sept, 19, 20, 21.
Hamilton... Sept, 14 and 1e,.
Kirktcn • ..-Oot. 6 and 7
Listowel.. .Sept. 20 and 91.
London.. ' ... ....Sept, 9-17
Lucknow. ....Sept. 22 and 23
Sept, 20 and 21.
• Sept. 15 and 10.
Sept, 9-17,
• .Oct. 4 and 5.
. Sept 27 and 28
Sept. 27 and 28.
. Sept, 22 and 23.
Sept. ] 9 and 20.
Sept. 13 and 14.
Sept. 29 80.
Sept. 21, 22, 23.
.... Sept. 21, 22.
Elmira
Exeter
Fordwich
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MEAT MARKET
ET
WEkeep in stock a
full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
YUNCA T
BEICHERT
ARE YOU
R1 'u ED
I can euro the worst case
of Rupture from infancy to
old age, without operation
or loss of time.
ACT AT ONCE
acid remove the daily dan-
ger of strangulation. Fill
in coupon and send to
Retern to
J. S. Sittthrii,
88 Caledonia St.
Stratford
Dept. R. Ont.
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Name
Address...,.. i
Age Time,Rup
Single or double, ... ,
Satisfaction guaranteed
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Mitchell
New Hamburg
Ottawa
Parkhill
Riplcly
St Mary's
Sealerth.
Tavistock
Wellesley
Wingham
Woodstock
Zurich
MARKET REPORT. -The fol-
lowing is the report of Zurich
market corrected up to Thursday,
Barley.... 45 ` to 45
Peas 55
Bran 20.00
Shorts. ..... .. 22 00 22.00
Oats Cis 36
Wheat 94
Five Roses flour '1.10
Purity. . 3. l0
Royal Household, .... 3.00
Choce family . 2.85
Hay 0.00 7.00
Dried apples .... 5 5
Clover seed 8.00 9.00
Potatoes 25 25
Butter 17 17
Eggs 17 17
Hogs liveweiget 8.40
HENSALL MARKETS
Cook's Best Flour.. 2.75
Wheat, 1.08
Cats 3S 3E
Barley 4e 52
Peas 80 80
Hots liveweight......., 8.10
Being Pre )taxed for (egeist :x.
hib.ition,
These are busy days •at the
Exhibition Grounds, London, where
a number of workmen milder the
Supezintendand, Mr, James H,
Brown, are preparing the buildings
and grounds for the Exhibition
which is now only a few weeks off,
The 'new building for cement
Machinery and similar exhibits is
about completed and is a model.
Exhibition Building. Tho space in
it is all allotted long ago. The
Machinery Hall has been re -block-
ed and is now solid and in first
class geondition. Changes have
also been made in the Horticultural
and Agrioultural Building which
will improve them both for ex-
hibitors and visitors, The Dairy
Building will be greatly changed ;
the high framework in the centre
has been removed which adds
arcaily to the appearance of the
Building. This, in addition to the
fine front for the Cheese Exhibit.
makes this Building an ideal one,
The greatest changes will be made
in the Main Building. The Art
Annex of former years has been
changed into a "Made in London"
Eehibition, where tho Manufactur-
rs of London will have an
opportunity .of showing to the
thousands of visitors the •finished
articles of their own production.
The Art Exhibit and . Decorated
China will be provided for - in the
Main Building Gallery. The
management, with Mr. Wm. Moore
as Chairman, of this department
aro determined that this part of
the Exhibition will be. away in
advance of anything ever seen
before at any previous Westein
Feb!. All information regarding
the Exhibition will be promptly
given on application to the
Secretary Tho dates are Sept
ember Oth to 17th.
EX E TER
With the corning of the Canndiatn
Navy follows in course the training
of future marines. Thirty students
will go into the Naval College this
Fall and following en educational
course for 2 years will get at the
more practical and technical side
by becoming' midshipmen and
follow the .sea for 31 years pro
moting to sub Lieutenants. At
this stage the first receipt of pay
begino.. Candidates must be sons
of British.. snbject, have lined in
'Canada 2 years. and must not 'be
under 14 nor over 16 sears of age,
College is located at Halifax where
there will be -opportunities of
receiving occular demonstration of
variou s phases of Military affairs.
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REASONS FOR BllYIKG A
E LAVAL
1)e Laval Separators :r.avc enough
over any y;1-t&'itt' er(PtniEn^'of lnillc
in Iauttcr-Ina,
x1,t !• t 1. ,rtrillc, la l:ut", tdme
trouble to pay tor 1h', I 'elves even.
six months.
ire Laval rcp:ot,,rn•s ,ave crion,2-11
over other separator in 'lo,er ,elm.-
ration, ruining heavier and stmre-
I her ces:Nn, skimming cool inn,
greater eat acity, easier cleaning:
easier rnnuing, and less repairs to
pay for theim,elves every year.
Improved De Laval sepeiratore
save enough over 1)e Laval, no elfin•
es of five or twenty-five years ago
in more athsoletely thorough separa-
tion under all conditions, greater
capacity. easier running, aad
greater simplicity to pay for them-
selves every two yours,-
De
ours.De Laval separators are net only
,upetior to others but at same time
reheaitest in proportion to actual
capacity, and they last from five to
ten times longer.
These are the reasons why bhc
world's experienced separator users
incltuling Ohl per cent of all eream-
erfinen, use and endorse tiro De
Laval separators,
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SALES AGENT
Blake P. 0., Ont.
Hello! Say,
Did you,ever use Royal I-Ioilsehold Flour?
If not, it's time to try it. After once giving it a trial,
you• will say -"Well say, this is the finest and best
bread I ever had." We ;also handle
Exeter Family Flours.
f'liiverton, Uensall, and
BI8T3Y'S CREAM .EQUIVALENT
6 is something that every farmer should not be without,
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for feeding calves with separated milk, It will give the
same results as pure milk would.
Ground Oil Cake, International Stock
Food, Worm Powder, and Louse Killer
Salt in 100lb bags, 45cen.ts
Try ovtr Manitoba Oatmeal
A full line of groceries on hand. Eggs and kinds of grain
taken in exchange the flour and other ,goods, Give us a
trial, We will use you right.
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maal,s�:
C. E. Locke of Boston, who was
on his way home from China, call-
ed on his brother -in -lacy, W. T,
Acheson, last week.
Thomas Kestle, who sold his
store business at Centralia, has
pnrchaeed to dwelling in town.
F. W, Toni, of Toledo visited
his parents here, and 'Inspector
Tom at C3oderich, last week.
Chris Zuefle returned from
Detroit recently, where he pur-
chased. a Cadillac Auto . for his
fu'm,
William Triebnei', who has bee?
attending Chatham -,Busiz $s '091 -
lege. returned on Tuesedi lath,
Rev. D. - W. Collinse echo has
been holidaying in Northern Ont-
ario for some weeks. has returned
home_ _...._.
Is oa rz
Sortenla-At tete Saville Lite, Bay,
on Aug, 26th to Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Scbade, a son.
A MIXED PRAYER
Jack 13aldwin, having dropped
his hat in an old dry well, tied a
mix) to a stnnip anal let himself
• down t" get it. A. wicked wen
n.inietl Neal carne aping and to
have a little fun he quietly detach -
1/ al the roll from 13aldcvin's old
1:110d. horse acrd began ariproaching
the well, at the same time ringing
the bell Of course Baldwin thought
the old horse wits coming. Fie
said: "Mang that old blind fool,
he's coming this way, and he ain't
got no more sense than to fall in on
top of rue, Whoa, . Bill " The
sound came closer. "Great Jerusa-
lem, the old blind idiot will be
rilght on top of me in a Minute.
Moe there, dad rat you." Neal
kicked a little dirt on Baldwin's
head, and he began to pray ; "Oh,
Lard, have mercy on me -whoa,
Bill -a poor sinner., I'm gone now
-whoa. 13111 -Our Fathers' Who art
to -whoa 13i11 -Our Father who art
in -whoa Bili -hallowed by Thy -
tee. Bill, gee --what'll 1 do -name -
Now I lay no' down to -gee, Bill-
eted rat you " .lnst then in fell
more chit, 'O.h. Ford, if you ever
inE'eed t'o do vnythiig for -bank,
Bili, blast yon, gee-Thv kingdotn
come -gee Bill, back np-Oh, • Lord,
you krbow I was baptized in Smith's
mill darn -whoa Bill. back up."
(LV1oro dirt) 00, Lard -gee"
Neal could hold in r.o longer, and
shouted a laugh which might have
been heard two miles, or . about as
far as Jack chased -him when he
got oat.
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FROM ALL CANADIAN RAW, C STATIONS IN ONTARIO
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TUE I'.AY AUGUST 30
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Free transportation will bo furnished at Winnipeg to points on Canadian Pacific
whoro laborers are required East of Moose Jaw, Including branches, and at
one cent per mile eaot way West thereof In Sasi:atchewan and Alberta.
SPECIAL TRAINS FROM TORONTO TO l!li1W EG ON AMU DRIES
ASK ANY CANADIAN PACIFIC AGENT FO @ IC ARS
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AT ZURICH, IV:AUK!, K!, SEP1 7g
Let, Len
Green � ca. s, $30
For hur..c that never ;,,u peak, ince,
line heats,
ill 3
2.30 -Glias, $4.0
.Tile heats, 3 in i:)
Bile h .ts, . ill .)
,.Milt? lll'itt., .) in '>
Foot Race, open to the Wo k
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1-4 11111e calash, T11,,.1t $3,
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Races begin. at 1.30 Admission .25 Cliiltu','il .10
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at 10 1 i Crt (ht.on v`+ Znriel Crediton hes a very feet tram
this season, having won 14 out of 10 gauges ,played. The local
diamond is in splendid sl),ape. and this., the last game of tb.
season, will be a good one. Conic and see it.
Gemini? Admission 15 cents.
Cihil(1'oin 1() (41fl( ti. .
mze
in the Town Hall, commencing at 8. BERT HARVEY, of '.tor-
e ate, the celebrated Comedian; JEAN' CARMIC,Ir L, Lo ;don's
pope lar''Elocationtst; Master VICTOR RIDDELL, aged 11,
Highland Dancer. Placa of Hall at Preeter's Store.
Admission ..25 Children .15
ReiiiitTed s>+t ,.25
GOD SAVE THE KING