maximum of 20 lengths. In case of illness a spare will be supplied. Ben Gowan (Counsellor from Aylmer) Beverley Doan (School girl) Gary Lazenby (Parent) Andy McCormick (Director of Friendco) David Streib (Student, Aylmer) Roger Vandierendonk (Salesman, Aylmer) at Friendship School) from St. Thomas PLEDGE CARD _. will sponsor —------------------ for $____. a length in the Swim-A-Thon on June 13th, 1971 at Y.M.C.A. St. Thomas. The proceeds to be used for the Residence to be built by the St. Thomas-Elgin

bombs. "We'd like to know what they been doing year to: essary, and The New York Times, one of the most prestigious newspapers in the world, has accused the Nixon administ- NM oss Soe a icwasheeeneucn scenes ceeean ration and the Atomic Energy Commission Aaa of stupidly playing "my toy is bigger POSS 2. eccccccee eeeecce weescceee ee neeee Page 2, Port Stanley News, November 4, 1971 Clip this coupon and mail to The Port Stanley News, 259 Colborne St., Port Stanley with all those millions of dollars

side park, There is hope. Dewoit Free Press. - �12 The Rodney Mercury, Thursday, April 15th, 1971 Aylmer school too Build addition to Aldborough \Inifial reaction Deputy finds county council The Rodney Mercury, Thursday, April 15th, 1971 13 most unbusinesslike operation Public School, board decides Elgin County Board of Education, Tuesday night, approved building addition: to Davenport Public Schoo! in Aylmer and Aldborough Public School. Superintendent of Busi Affairs Bruce A. MacGregor, s available

IGF VVVVVCVCC Ce PUVVVVVVV VVE �® get for 1971 about a third of which will be made up over figures for last year, Hardest hit were town- ships of Aldborough, Bay- lows: Charity and Welfare, $25, 000; Child Welfare Vill c* d to Those municipalities with The West Lorne Sun, Thursday, March 25th, 1971 7 Wages increase: o lower levies this year are — f The West Lorne Sun, Thursday, March 25th, 1971 16 y a hi Armed Forces stock up 100-fold . <a eey, More / Aylmer, Vienna, and Dun- ° ertics in the mrevince

W. Warburton’s, Conveyancer: ele undersigned, experienced and| +a > _ reasonable term: eee rrp ctical icr takes pleasure in QT 2W. MelLay,M. D.,M.C.P.S., ganounsiag ne ehieaie a [W. Wat OTL y RADUATE of Victorin University. Aylmer, Is G Office next door to Post Office, Aylmer. bs TEE GAL Va haa apened a New o a 5 on Jolm Strect, first door W.1 Hughes. ye Manes tTaciel Commietel t 37; Licen nwant of Fi Meat can asnorved in of Dental getting good sat jhe does not juuak SAMUEL TRIM. = his position for

mile south of Aylmer. Ayliner, Oct. 15, 1869, £ ims GENERAL GROCER, And Dealer in CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, FLOUR, MEAL, Provisions, SALT FISH, COAL OIL &o,, ac. Aylmer, Ont. Aylmer, Ogt. 22, 1869, > ¥ � ¥ ' N M.L. ALDRICH, Publisher and Proprietor $ ADVANCE. nif eupeis ie ae $1.00 PER ANN “For the Right.” LIN VOL. I. AYLI ER, ONTARIO, CAD VADA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1869. NO. 10. Peotessiona 4& other Carils, “Drs, Clark Bros., ‘OMCOPATHIC PHYSICIANS, Sur- E geons, etc,, Talbot Street, Aylmer, Ont. Office

000, rare and wabcaith it carces eich fe ‘eiRetiy the blood KBB Twas up nighti a ws ed eyo could find no cure fromd 1 took two bottles of BB. B., which cured mé Miss Gretiz Cronctt, Aylmer, Oot. A Dead Man's Difficulty. TRYING TO nove THAT HE 18 ALIVE D WELL. Te is notsits in this age of the tele- graph and newspapers thas a live man is declared dead and letters of admin- istration are granted on his estate, and the supposed dead man lives with- |: in a short distance of the place where affidavit

Taesday, Sept. 1st. Exeursion to Grimsby Park and Niagara Falls 00 Saturday of this week, over the G. T. Ri” Train leaves Aylmer station at 7:49 ‘8. m., and the return fare is $1.75. ‘Mrs. Eliza McIntosh, wife of Wm. Me- immense | Intosh, a former Aylmer merchant, has made an assignment to W. E. Stevens, bar- rister, Aylmer, for the benefit of her credit- ors. Several country newspapers are taking Bank, has returned from his holiday tip. — ir. Mr. Geo. A. Allen; of London, peat» [ls via nen Dis totidaye

agent for the Aylmer . Express and Sun newspapers. passed through this place on Saturday. © Mr. Mrs. and Alex, Willis, of Crinan, are visiting at her father's, Mr. Jas, McIntyre. J ‘Tho anoual meeting of the Nova Scotia.St. Cheese Co. will beheld in e factory on Saturday, Jan- %th, 8; at the hour of 12:80. Mr. and Mrs. M: McConnell spent @ lay or so in St. Thomas Jast week. S <Mias B, Bearss, teacher in S. 8..No. 4, has beon grauited au extra week as She fs spendiag them in Aylmer. Miss | Foster

pleasant speaker, and his sermons were full of good points and very nicely delivered. Prof. Warner will al- ways be welcome to Aylmer as an exchange. ‘We were in error last wook in saying that Mr. Albert White had returned from his bunting trip. ‘The deer that were in town last week belonged to Mr. Wilcox, who reports that Al. had shot two deer before ho left. Newspapers have to depend largely on what they are told in such matters. This time our information was wrong, although not intentionally we

Coffee in Aylmer, and still retain the ee in every way for the trade in this line. Sanaa,A. �“ATEKCK HD BY MALAKIAL reven, voLIOWED BY PARTIAL FARALYIAIS — piRYSICIANS SAID THEY COULD DO XOTHING FOR 1mM— THE MEANS GF CULE DISCOVERED THROVOTE RLADING A NEWSPAPER. From the Owen Sound Times. ‘The times has published very fre- quently the particulars of remarkable ‘eures attributed to the use of Dr. Wil- Hiams' Pink Pills for Pale People. ‘These various articles were credited _ to newspapers of good standing

JUNE 6, 1895_ Avlmer Gxpress — 18 PUBLISHED — EVERY THURSDAY MORNING — at ITs OFFICE -— Talbot Street, Aylmer. Ontario. D. H. PRICE. Publisher. THURSDAY MAY 301805, Newspaper Law. ‘The following ina resume of the laws in force regarding the receiving of newspapers. We would ask our subscribers to note each point carefully = 1, Subscribers who do not give express notice to the contrary are considered as wishing to contioue thefr subscription, 2. If subscribers order a discontinuance of their periodicals

see. | Poustie �® ¢ AYLMER EXPRESS: THURSDAY. MARCH 12 1896 Golmer Express 18 PuBLisnxD — ‘EVERY THURSDAY MORNING RICE, Publisher. THURSDAY. MAR 12, 1896. NEWSPAPER POSTAGE. The Journal in its replv to our article in last week's issue on this subject, evaded the real questions at issue, and did not even attempt to point out or name any person, or class of persons, in this, or auy other com- munity, who would in any way be benefitted by the reimposition of the postage on newspapers. We pointed out who

past. A. E. Caughell and J, E, Richards, Agents for Aylmer its way out out the corpse’s and tie the hands tg prevent, ts business. grave to ‘The STRANGE BURIAL CUSTOM. The Greenlanders know a thing on FOR TWENTY-SEVEN YBARS i IN SERLEEOS YESS SEN HREE ETERS Sy Sabse EEEGESI SS Re . = HoMeCOCUUSGURSSEYRARE SE EL �Htini & i # ii He e af rast iis | i i ef s E 85 i correspondence on the subject. closes with’ x Jetter datel fan. ‘All the newspapers will publish .commenta on the SReerst cepans. Join, with

traly, E. D. Lowe. TILSONBURG LingRat.—We have received a handsome brochure from the office of Tue AyLozr Exrness. It is entitled “Souvenir of Aylmer.” It is handsomely printed on good paper, containing a well written des- cription of the town, early settlers, manufac- turing interests, mercantile interests,churches, schools, hotels, municipal officers, newspapers, fraternal societies, etc., and a great miany handsome photographs of scenes about town, public buildings, churches, and the officers of the

daughter. The remains were takem= to Norwich this morning for interment. BORN. ‘Prence—At Aylmer, on Saturday, the Lith inst, the wile of A.W. Pierce, ofa son, LippLe—At Aylmer, on Sunday, the 12th inst,, the wife of D. Liddle, of a daughter, Opera Housebers some time carly tn Dec: [** The Bargain House ofAylmer ~ Good Report — We believe in printers’ ink, but there’s better advertising than the newspapers. The good report of a pleased customer, public opinion. Hundreds of people in this and surrounding