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pfncu by 6 . an., 1 uextay, o 'tw.%ine they will be left
o ver until tie' tallow in•' week.
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tons.cif.iPetal -is t', be sent in h+ugland
sUI'lie lri°itiaipal sn7lillics of nolyb.(l.;»
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A garden ext,rty under the ausniear•,
will be
of the Ladi'ee' Mission Society' wi11 la.<,.nntl: tc'alcbc�rrs social ll1held on the March Grounds, Millie
green, on Monday .evening, 3' 28' h.
Supper will be••rel•ved from ' 6 to ti
o'clock. The lilaeter f,lieartette ;and
the Hensa113:3and will ,fu ruin h: the
e r. •l'be given by "the your Program.
people.
will What might' lame proven, ;a tet.3,
11ealTle.
Pearl Tiemen are 4erioiis acciclant taocrired at'tlie holile,
Mi es Addie incl Pea of 111r Robert ,Love, near Hilisgreeo,
lVritl]7g on tile.` let'11"laic Sa111S at Exeter i ewihen. Grant, the second youiagest boy
the'.c1 candor 1,.o'auspices of the 7., , A.
ofthe 1.;\+s ugelical ehureb' 'hi P.
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'Gue,nther's orehard, on Tueedeee
a :20th. unch will. ,file
evening June � Tl
from 4'0`,3 o'clock, A slal'eud-.
screed. fro t
lic]vurttsna nts w3t110ut sire. t' (Hi vet10131 fedi be t1ii v,eegk. vas busily 1ngag el tile' rolling,.. the
inserted unfit.: forbid and ch.lt , e : •(:on:tinglg•. 'Tran- . ll^I'111a11 all(1 ij Oe drei.+
S lant advertiarrtants toast De p- to ..,t in advance. 117esR'r ; .1 Ile G itoaague bloke and the,rollei' passed over
Address illi u,4d
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're:ttiuu in few ,d:uys at Berlin this hiin. Asa:'onse ueence his head was
' cher ;anent a ' � .
badly cn and •t n. or' Q � }iu
tiveolc. • 11 dl tthe
"THE b1 E11AL 1+, e..urlch, (hit.
lot had t t
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Mr anc1;'tlrs �� iu Sutclel left Thurs- in sersral stitches
THURSDAY, JUNI^:?-1, 1015 day for Carleton, lino, where they
== will spend the summer with their son
COUNTY NEWS Dr George Snyder.
111r Jas Smith of Londonof Nathan few days at the home nf *spent a Pte. Fred Mallett, with the 88rd
r Jonas
battalion, London, was recently mar.
Emma Davie, Of i
Mr Ezra Oeetreieher of Credition north.
EXETER.
Dr
1r rinlei t u•, t,,, 13artleib. liedto Mzss Enl t D e, Exeter
Peelt, Stianle} , wiry ha' been it =;lis
ing for the Maxwell automobiles. ill iontrealel as,t-m'ir'ed, riff alb
open
an aflieo inI-Nin,c•11. was here Wednesday looking up bust -
AE a meetingmeetingof the' 1:Turon Lt1d'res nese Win 1 r was called to Brantford
Ehlers
Pe,triotic Society held at ,Clinton laet
week, it was decided to purhase a
military field kitchen for iba.118rd
battalion,
Mr 3 A Bell was elected by Accla-
mation to the Tuckersnlith councel'
board, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of the late R D I3e1l.
The leading merchants and business
men of Exeter have agreed to close all
palaces of business at the hour of htilf
past twelve o'clock on Thursday tater-
ioon during the >aloiiths of July and
Angled.
On Wednesday evening of last week
at seven p. nl„ Rey E Becker Lotted
in marriage in the Evangelical r' lurch
Crediton Mise Susie Ii uhn,daugl i ter of
Mr 0 Kuhn, and Mr Levi Carter, ` a
prosperous farmer of BiddulphTown-
ship.
11Ir Farrell, special itemise. ttion
agent for the province of Ontario, was
in Goderich on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, and placed thirty-two individual
in good positions with farmers in dif,
ferent harts of the 7.00tlnty feud else'
where.
On June i6tla,' »Williams Wesley:
lboleman, of Ray Township, 'was unit
ed in marriage to Miss Jennie A.
Jackson, of the same township, at tb
manse, Hensel], by Rev. E. F. MeL.
Smith, The hvppz couple left for a
short ttip to Lmltlu,1 and other points.
dyt`tt1•t1' Ptar iii + f 41 I whc
vas •iirtestc] It>- Piovinelel Office's
Pbippen Neel it?t„ l't'irsC' of elatlegre.ir
and attempting te, 'tiniaet nis wife oi'
the twelfth conCeesion of East Wawa
nosh, at the house of Wm Wit rd, be
cause she wonld not • return to hi
house with hire, and a he after ee
tempted to bang himself, hail a bear.
ing and was remanded until T'nesdae
The crown .i?.tt1i•ney, of Corieriell, Ili
be present'fur the crown,
where his son is seriously ill: It is
thought that as -a result of the recent
accident his leg may have to- be amp-
utated.
Mrs N Kellerman has returned from
a two week's visit at the home of hex
father, Berlin. .
Jacob Kellerman; and John Eidt
motored to Woodetock on Wednesday
and returned on Thtlrsda,y.
Thos Acheson. owner of the; Central
Hotel, has left for 'Victoria Hospital,
London, for treatment'
Thos. E. Last ,has sold his farm on
the North East Boundary Ljsborne, to
Mrs Annie Glenn. .
Elmo Howey had the. top; of the
thumb on his right hand cut of in a
jointer at the : Ross Taylor planing
will one day last week:
F. W. Gladnian has .purchased .T.
Stewart's auto.
W. Powell is beefing the interior
his store renodellecl, •
" Rongh.on Rats" clears out Rab
Misr+, etc I),m't Die ill tho Hous
15c. and 25e. itt Drug awl Count!
Stores.
-..''. tlClaGk `." Agent
rick = Qir
ell 2Pair' �C4£4tt
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t [ie
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tr ' sit tela tt ad rr.
6)r)U) 4 aaaattf tf a a
rpt is:artnrrr oatri vr,taftan'iteo wdrotTtnr tett
Oxen tom:. to probnb1,V' pnten1nblo. Cnmuu (11 ll.,
110010strtatlp'cotir,ttontint. 1111109E100K ottpatentx-
antfro0.°Idea;npren1yi,irgocurtngpatents.
manta tttrtee't r,)uf'1, lIIuntt Sc CO. renoir"t.
acltntsdn, !Inoue eheeaa Set'be
iiimtwa ea weekly.. t arra++ st sit
5'.'leaett�10 journal. Trerms. foi
;Lar, postage prepaid turd by
THE WESTERN' FAIR
LONDON, ONT.
September O h to 18th,
HENSALLL
of
Thos Hemphill hassold his fine
residence, east of.the postoffie , to Dr.
J. Peck, a recent graduate of. McGill
College, who will have the same fitted
as an office and roome, and who has
already opened up an office here.
William Hoskin has enlisted with
the 88rd cgntingent,;now at London,
as a baseman.
The Commercial Hotel property
and equipment will be sold liy nortg
age sale on Jua6.213th On June 161,h, 117iss lfa1;Y
Drysdale, daughter of Robert Drysdale
was united in marriage to Percy Rich-
ardson,
ic}i-
dn prosperous yoin western
num have heretofore " come frole
CIerman .ariur+i c>' axial, the mating, .off
of these supplhs has causerd conMic-
c tablu cailigar Iteement ix p nglrynci.
'rho metal is toed in ;elle manufacture
of special 0,1 eels, having the finality,
et inertias/1.1g greatly the tensile
i~S:rengtli of Ricci when added to it.:
'.Clio dnininp' of. i olybdoeite is• be-
voniffig ail irr eortant induetry, lelolyb-
deeite is used Sm. a variety of pur-
pese,er but tits :principal value is in
the manufacture of 'shafts, funs, and
boileee.
Labor Mena a1;: Ic'ront.
Returns to 'tho Dominion Labor
Department show that .up to the first
of the year 8,495 Inen; belonging to
local trade union', thsoui;hotlt Canada
had enlisted ,for .war service, and, in
addition, 417 British .army reserv-
ists, making a total of 3,915 Cana-
dian trade unionists. The building
trades were first with. 1,249 men;
railway brotherhoods next with 49.
Toronto headed the list,•. with 579;
Winnipeg 402, Montreal 289, van-
couver•,222.
Cost of Living Rises.
The cost of living in Canada eon -
Wines to rise. The Labor Department:
index number of wholesale prices
rose nearly. two points during March
as compared With February. -Tire in-
dex number in 'March was eight points
higher than in March, 1914.
1.915 EDITION- OF 'MCKIM'w
It is now nearly a quarter ofa can
tury since Mr 71. McKim, who eeettb-
lished the first ind enclent advertis-
ing agency iii this country, completed
the rather ambitious task of publishing
the first directory of Citnediaa publi-
cations, The nine successive editions
of this valuable Work provide the most
complete and detailed record available •.
of the growth 9f: Canadian peroidicals
The 1915 edition, of which we hay?.
just received a-copy;'sbows that the'
great war has not seriously affeoeted
the newspapers of Canada. While the
birth rate of new publications bat re
eeived a check, and the death rate . of
the weals ones has perhaps iocreasecl a -
trifle, most of the leading papers; par '
ticularly the dailies, show very healthy
increases in circulation, Three metro
politian dailies have reached or passed
the hundred thousand mark. , . .
A census of the papers listed and
described in 0101915 directory shows
to
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1. t her t,, 7.a
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i for,lcy wits l o t
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to dr1
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alit, t°t us� t •r
that
'With her it(t a , .r., 1.,r.,;,!.,?;" it c„ is
ss-
.iugly to her bosom, o ,t, t :: 11311,
W11lett weigh 0 it lbs. 4' t .. , t?:cin't
,ariprec)rte such osi1
nod net 111the him i .,t.t is paw
,temporarily our o tl>r:it I 1 :1. • it,,
however, '41 to dtsdrpattch('Cl 1 cfGI6 It
could escape again to ` the tie op.•---
Dints Times., i
Gaul<lzi't .l'rut 1.Tli 'tb;t PSlilfl".
a+C
;. nale.. I'm going to
oy,grattilate
be married."
conscientiously,'
lt. ctari t do it old
pal. I'm married myself.".
More Like it. +'
Oli, who •will walk a mile with me,
Along life's weary way? •
No rush of volunteers I see;;
• trry friends have naught to say.
But Who would like to ride, a mile
In my new motorcar? -
N(riends think this offer worth their while;
They come Prom near and fat•.
—Leuisyille Courier-Tournal.
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Louis Foster, Maniger.
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W t About Your Vacation?
If you intend taking a trip We Can supply your wants in tdie
line of'1'ravellin;'Goo is. V•e carry a nice line of
e . !ut
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"'rut ;,aro 4:.$t .5 �'•iF4.'.Y;�tc.�l `:'�' s5
to choose from-nt'reasonable prides, We also carry s full line 01
Harness, light and heavy, Dusters, Fly Nets; Etc..
Light. Work -a Specialty
[�. . STARE ZURICH
nearly 150 dailies, seven tri- tveeklies
45 semi-weeklies, over 1,065 weeklies,
about' 401/i -weeklies or semi naon;,ltlies
ar so , a �. b 250 monthlies, three bi•nionchltesand
farmer.. The ceremony took place at 18`invirrterlies—a total of over: 1;575
the home of the'sister of the bride, Airs prolrcatwns.
M. McNeil, of Concert, Alta. They • Thi:; Meng approximately one daily
will reside on the :farm of the gloom tb every 10,000 families; and ono week
bear that town,
• ly to every 1,500 families From .this
Dr. S. J. 0. Beau was quietly mar- one would infer that for a coinperative-'
fled at. Byron on June 15th, to Miss new country, Canada is well-read.
A 'McKim Limited repert the usual
Selina Bell Foster. After a short trip peen diltlalarl for the Cauaclia'1 Nen7s•
they will settle in the home on Rich Tearer Oil eclory, which' cells at.. t;2.
mond street. Its red- banded, gold -stamped, green
The members of the Junior 13i1)lecover has become a familiar sight on
Class and of the ChttleCh choir rf the
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I have Inde arrangements with Silverwoods
Dairy, London, to take ereai a at
y ResiOence,, Zurich, any time
during the week
Cream is tented when bought to any . tore
and paid tor on delivery. Price paid this
l` eels` was 26 cents.: per pound.
C
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1110 desks of advertisers, publishers ,
Methodist B. S. prawn Ella iJ 'r, t 7 N Ei
0 t th handset). I _
business
ted eels., a a17(1`lrll
1710 Silyor tea
)net; eyerylvliere who are i I Q
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ted in Canie(la,
r"iVe111 �Vl.:' a interests( service recexitly. ;arm a•- µ An intetesting event took place on
Wednesday; June 23rd, at the home
of 111t°.nd'' Mis J W Ortwein, when
•their daughter, Alis Luella, l,rciliac
I.thebappybride of iIr Mark I)ryedele
Ione of oar -popular - :young Wien. A
11at a number of guests were pit. ant,,
The gifts to the bride and groom woe
costly and nthneroes, showing the
high esteem in which they aro Milli.
They wiill .reside in the fine new home
Queen's Park at Loudon, Ontario, being built'o11 King street as i40011as
the home of the Western Fair, is a ib is'completecl. The best 1,16hos of a
very busy place et present, as active
preparations are in progress for the
great Exhibition to:be held in Septem-
ber, Every since the last Exhibition
the entire 'Groeinde and Buildings
have been in possession of the 11lilitary
ary authorities. The. City of London
and the Boma of . Directors of the
Western Fair Association•:have been
very pleased to' be able to help our
Govet'nnletzt 1n :some s101111 lvay ' in
these strenuous tunes ' and so the
Growlcls an(1 llnildings were pleeed 11t.
their disposal entirely free. • As the
Soldiers are.now under canvas great
I deal of work will have to be 'done to
piepare the buildings for tbe Exhibit-
ic>1) Owing to all unfortunate fire
1heGrand rtanc1 the old structure is
r.ntirel Yedeemolished nal a a)iaw and nll-
to data Fibol stand with seating cti.p-
• r le is lin course of
�' )00 people e
of o
'i.citl
. 1.
' erection. 'This will very much add to:
the comfort and convenience ofthe
visitors as ever y" seat in the new stand
'will gide a full View of everytalting
tatting place on the trach and platform.
roe any inform ation regarding the rx
hibltion write the Secretary,' A. M,
Unlit, Luli lou.: '"e'•
host of friendsetre theirs.
BEAVER MEADU
The School Section and 'Unique
Club had a large picnic at Grand Bind
last . woclnesdrty which was a milked
success. The sports participated il}
School and club were both intere>;t
ing and indeed • hnine roe .s: A pli en, ;i ti
Latin of-thetilly wan the trig of war
mai vied then vs single mon, the litLLer
winning, mit 110 doubt owing to be
cheers from the girlie On the came
occasion Miss. R. Keys our teacher was
presented with a handsone 1,irco of
Chinn, by her pupils.
Air and' Mrs J. Ga$bo and Alf lied
Airs .1.W. Horner motored to Bewail
last Sunday.
Rev Mr Brown's class in the Team,
er's Training coarse has been sucoees-
fill in their first exam all having taken
honor, sine) ding.
MissFreda I Gneger spent Sunday
tinder the parental roof, .
Air trod Mrs Roy Merrier and
family *eat Sunday visiting friends
at Henson,:
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Many ladies have beauty o1 form and yet move and • ,1 `
t walk ungracefully. :Generally it is because they are
wearing corsets built in' the old time fashion --stiff,
heavy and terribly cramping the wearer.
Coilene Corsets while .fully supporting, permit complete free..
don of. movement. They mould the figure lines to the contour
best adapted to this. season's fashions, and are al the same time 'very
comfortnabie,sitting, `standing or bending in any position. This is
due to Clap .wUnderftll boning used in
This is
the fouls
Coilene boning
Although unseen, the Toning is the most important feature in any
"; w( corset'.: On it depend length of wear, comfort, fit, and whether the
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of the famous Carlene boiling but no equals. Since the corset is the
foundation of your putiwartl appearance, you cannot be too careful '
;i When choosing what corset you will wear. .Remember that Coclene
Corsets are quite different from: all other makes. Ladies who wear
it • them once, realize they Have found the
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