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e have decided to give
the'people
the
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s lli ' .Hardware, Tinware ,.
benefit • bar, e ,
mitware, at—ancl
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Lanes Langslde •
Wren) Our Own oorrealidnident.) (Emit Jour °WI), Orrespendent )
Mace rSaaueI Sherwood,andtetMha9 B. Murray is visitin8 iriendd
s:fyh their
in
Galt 'thin week, '!
Western trip on Tuesday last. '
' • ;Mrs, $amnel Phillips, and r gigs'
441�r 3tavt -re•til iie44emer•-•ttr-Ma e;:
king` after a week's visit at her, dau-j
ghter's.,:.M'rs: 1homa:i Ferguson. -
or a short time. Call " and 'Get our
rices on .,Coiled Spring Wire also
vas
etc.
etc. a ` : � red . Palnts� . -Sts
e have the very best- quality to offer
fou at prices that , will: surprise you.
ju_ot a
r Terms are SP..
marl1
Raxveat weather .during 'the past
week 'has been very' poor, _owing to
the '• araintilat the harvest.will, he'
all! under cover next weeks. 'Some are
already:. through witit it despite: the
unfavorable weather. The irons Horse,
is already visiting the farmers' 'barns
and pea fields,
Mrs. B,Richa'rdson end MM'ise'Brnstn •
visited Ashfield friends this 'w'eek.1'
-Beok -ng is—taking ut--tem', '
ber f or oa "laarge, bairn meals 'Brusselo„
Mr. Thomas $Bl ia: building ,an
addition to his- barns. Neil McInnes
has the ' contract, '
Rarvesting is over and threshing;
is in full swing, Bane fairlly good'.
yieldii are reported ,
Mhr, and. Mrs J. McDonald are visa
iting the1a_tt+er's parents, :Ms and
Dura. 'D. D. Mckinnon., {
• Mai. ltlexander. McLean one of
,,r Mr. Willilam Reid, of Culross, had
.bur pioneer residents, left .oil . ues;,• about tw�e'lde tons of'hay bitrned IP
dayfor the . great West; 'auoonapan-1'
�, ,. ,a stack 'on su'lday; •
led; 'by, her, two ,daughteir'a, Mrs -.m e.,
, Miss Minnie Boss• • of • Torn ' in
,jL+'edde�Fain, of, Ftthelbert,:''and ... � ..., :•
x u
e Mfrs Ale zl-�..
n .hers t r
. esti ils� M
,McDonald, ; of � Eort, Willison,, and i.: i g , ,
theirchildren. • e Nitre : aocom. at • ry, .rho
is.' sliending' the "4umwier,
Tui. Y w e , p >� on• � their, `farm here. . -1 '
ied as far as.Owen fSounid i?y Charles
who occupies, the ,homestead. ' Mrs. • M1 'Wilt MoKinnons is spending a
MoLean .hos 'bees for eomo years. an• week with ht's parents, Mr.' and Mrs.
--invalid,4affez ins fro•pa�-rhoumatism,sn'gas M+d : 'lana. Wi; 1+ 1 ooks a's' it
and she lives' ins 'hope that the .elft- the city .4°41 agreed ,'ivitlbI him.
nna-' fir t"�he _ firift`"` 1-11'•`free. )icr trar ,14 �e re,.•sorty ,to--repart 'W-'Cx tufo.';-
lts' ravages and restore her •limbs! Inures ill with appendicitus; ',We'.hope.
St. Helens
(Proal, 'Leser own eorresaoAdenh,)
'N1ss. fiillian Clarke • ha' ' gone to
visit friends at l`ntafl, •
fdr.'Keer of. Fergus 'overhauled the
.'
'church organs gn Monday.
e' "'G1ri�rt nPW,nmineQ�t;
ARGAINS
is holidaying .at. hi's 'home (here.
Mr T. Phillips has just ginipshed) '.
burning another kiln, .of tile.
lMr, Nealy, of Plyeen,. •'-JI..h is
visiting his sister,' Mrs, D: !Todd; Jr.
!Miss' Maud Battier, of•ilugknlow',,
spent Sunday the 'guest sof Miss try-
-tie l'hihlips.
• 1DIx SrY,_ J.. Tadd,; &!r. di. Tayslor f
and J 'Phillips left on, Wednedayi
morniieg fo lathe' °West,:•
'M'r MalcoLiii' •Weather! ead and lit-
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u er' o
f Michigan,' vi .
tie da gh.t , g'a?i, _ s
itin.i3 'his mother and sister 'here:
Mr:: Watt, • "•o $ur o ne".wha
who_ is holidaying
'wprs
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euoi►ed in Calvin' Cliiirch last Sundaey;
The harvest in.,:, -this locality is, ate
moat ended, with the e'xeept•i4n; of('
9 e -w pe€s. N'h ' 1L r • rtr igi,,L•o.:lie4.10.
'shed in . the field;!..
_ kung }people's m" e``eting next
Sunday evening 'wilt. take they +form•
a song service) comma
dieing, ` solos, also addretbles by • ] .e'v..
drawing nigh to .fjoursoore i yearei
She ,.has 'a:. remaiikaible' memory, and
La. 'bright. • and .'• eheerthil,. iUer• • Manry.
Friends Will mist her imeberifailiwg
smile'' and, joke;: and they Ane, and,
-•allhoper•that •• the change -;of di -ma*
Will relieve: her ashes and pains alnrd•
that ghe',•may long be spared to •hherr,
!family,'• the niembera. of whicbi 'are
•nearly all 'inl the ''westerns. provinces
,awrence'sf. Old' Stand
INCOHPORATED '• 1855 Qom^
capital Paid; Up.
Reserve Fund
Assets —
000 0' •
�4� 9O0�
$4:490,000
4�
$4 cnor 000 •
.
Ripley
iss t3o rdon, o1TToronto, rs visiting:
Mrs. W. G. ` Searle.
-Miss Roberta Alexander,�of Lucknow
is visiting' at. Oakden, Bruce, Beach.'
' Mr, J. C Thomson, of the Bank of
on ea ' ,�.�iyl�•..�1.
11: Harris at Pine Villa Brno() Beach.
—M.r Angus;McLean and family ;have
returned faoin'Southampton aftera two.'.
weeks vacation:. .
_' Re Mrs Dobson' of Fo_r4*ich,_oceu_-
pied the ;Pulpit., of Knox :; Presbyterian-
Church On Sunday evening; •
'Edgar' J. Roulston, of Albert College,
Belleville, will occupy ti'ie;pulpit of the.
Methodist=Church on Sunday' evening:.,;
'W, G:' Searle;,'who recently sold out
his millshere, has located in Walkerton,
and has 1ur.chased'.a residence there -and.
will Move the familynext week.
• The installing of . the new phones :on
else Aaron -and- Cinloss=nlurucrpal dries
' was. commenced last Week, the directors:
being the first to be ,connected, ,
• Two rinks of the Ripley bowlers. took
- n-the-tournanientat Winghainthis. week
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-as"foLs:
ow -'D: A: �Icinniskies. ,
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Gra.
P)
ham, H. Harris and J. R. Cha pian
p. ,
Jackson skip),;Dr, McLennan,br.
Coultes, • Angus Martyn. Both rinks put
up a'stiff fight, liclnnes' rink went in
to the finaliof-the association, -arid'. took
;thesecond association prize,•four`cluarter
Cut oak card tables, The closest ganle
1-wa's between''the two -Ripley rtn-ks;-with
a:tie. on the last slid, and _M_ cInnes
ning'by one shot in the extra end,•
Dr.. Gordon .•is.•attending'. hinds.
[as o' Brances--in 'Canada =and -Agents-and- Corre'spcave
all.. the Principal .l •ities' in ,.the World.'
inp
BANKING BUSINESS •TRANSACTED.' • •T ,
A GENERAL, , BUSINESS:
:AVIN9S.:. BANK, D-�E P:AR? 1Vi.,EN
at all Branches. : Interest `Allovlred'a't highestcurrent-rate
>�NOW,: B..ftAN,C';
GEO. H. SMITH, Manager.•
nt,
THTRTYYEARS'
' Our., Seven Colleges have been.'. •
-established- -•during---the • • pasts
thirty.years. The largest .train -'
'ars in'-. ,dto
' Owing our
na a
connection all over Ontario, we
do better for'ourgraduates:.than
any ;other • School - • You may.
tidy aU sit home 'or --partly . of
home and finish.: at' . the college:
Affiliated.:witb the • Commercial •
'Educators,.'A'ssociation. of Can
' ada,: 'It would' be well _forou•
Y.
to .investigate before. choosing.'
suave-ri l U u� OLfIariO
li Bok .'
theworld-fano
us B ss
,a
•a n.
keepinti• System, .which is u
equalled. It is actual .business
from -star -t -to- finish and-_th
student' keeps same books'' as
chartered banks-•' and wholesale' -
houses... Enter any time.
Individual"Instructipn.
PALL TERM PROM .'AUGUST: 28th :.
Write, '.call or .phone fur further
particulars
• WINGHAM
BUSINESS .'COLLEGE •,
Mr. Watt.
' ,1
Markets
Many ' people have taken advantage of
the Big Bargains ains•; offereil during our
Great Mid -summer Sale, but as our
umm ae , •
sto • is large a well assorted in • all.
stock ar �d
find a:
departments. You'llmany
• still" _ m
oneSaving Opportunities
while
the
sale: lasts. • ••. • ..
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Wheat . .. L • .75 0$
• Peas- .. . .��1"5-.1..::
Bilrley ..:: .. . .....50 52
Potatoes;-laew' - -1 15' .
' Butter . , , .14 to 15
Ear's ,17 11i
Hos , ., -.7 2`5
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•:GEO. SPOTTON,';President.
• 'LSA$, W: BURNS Principal.
iismoimmos
diC.riIE 0ENTRAL B3USINr:ss'.
LoLLxGF, of orto,'' ill
cites you•'.' to e for a
'copy' ofits ; cir lum if'.`,
you ' are interes:11!
: in •: a
training which 11" lead'you foto• a goodsiness.. appoiiitaient at, good ':
salary.`The•: erny.opens,onAugt1•,thy,Address, W. •1'Sri w, .
President, Tonga and 'Ge -.
rard '�"Sts._ Torontor:-..an
mention: this,.paper. '
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:Always the.. cookbook :'says
•�1 t Your''Flour.,,.'.
"`Nai�lttltJiS�' jTr�it='Sne�./�rEts"tI>ir�Iauir
aking it lights
Put.' FIVE ROSES inyour 'sifter.
Never . soft and sticky -- never luanpy,
musty, Woolly.
Never coarse.
Milled superfuse from,Manitoba's grandest
wheat. "
Fine, granular, very dry.
Nothing -remains in the sifter --FIVE ROSES
is free, heavy.
And your bread is more porous, more
yieldhig, More appetizing.
And` more Digestible. •
Because the particles are. finer,
get at by the stomach juices.,
-!Ise tins "very fine flour -superfine.
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easier to''
'12
on„,has'
,' lli kidneys; one
•..''With Y PrY•
pod chance, to live:' long, but weak
' i . neva a .o d as w grey -
' comfo ts. ''The :back becomes bent and.
ams,' ibeinnatism;is' ebronic, eyesight
t
frequent: or in
voluntary' pass-,
-Vin
e s of the.
-urine cause
barrassnient hy''
day arid•lossof
sleep'by nr„ht.
Bo ith's Kid,
ney Pills. -bring'
new'strength to old hacks, and quick
sane • to 'weakened 1hidney.. They
banish backacheand :rheumatic pain;
_
regulate,the bladder and urine.
Booth's Kidney Pills aro for sick
kidneys in'�
:o ; oun ` and are guar-:
anteed-b -the- 'ro rietors The- R:'• -T,,:
Booth. Co., Ltd., :• •:Fort*: Erie, :Ont.
Sola”evorywliere 50c.'box:' 'Free trial
sent on' request.: SoId'and guaranteed
l[r'LUckti by J. G. Armsrong.
Booth's
Pills
;ea
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e . e eq ve�*1 a4e itis' Seiiit ;
Coats and Skirts to be'creared, at Inu91 less than. CO Prices.' Suits '
as low $2:35. ; Coats' as low'as $2,25 and Seporate Skirts for $2.25
1YIe 's.: Clothing -Department
v g - to iitios Uiut• fir
�triiir iVlen.s-(•i��in--:.1)eptii?tm�it;-Tp�' . i ,
seldom within your `reach as'10. per 'cent reduction is' made on all our.
e. nY P
made; _..on h
20.per40 er_cent.other er '
finest ancl__best suits and .pe_ cent. _tu pt
line. This is•the opportunity of the year to save money' on Clothing.
So me Special Bi Bar Gins'
'Men''sWhite�Yests,;re utas $ .25•tor :. ,.,...,75cents`
Men's Negli '�ee Shirts, regular i 5 cents for. '... , ,, .. d0, emits
-Negligee g
Men's,' Straw.:Hata, regular $1.50 for... ..75 cents
;adies'�. n', ars irts; redni ar'_ ur . ...,,•. ,..
Fancy Muslin regular 18 .and 20.cents for :. 12i cents.
,.
Fancv•lYhuslui .regular •Y2� and.'15:centa for'.,:- ..8.cents
•
8 ..yard. ends.F c_ .Gin•ghams _for - :., .- . 100
Y
-Ladies' Fic►rcy:Calltirs; p1'ar 2`5 :coats fess ....... '10-e6nts:--
Bo s' Rom ers, regular 50 cents for: 5V' c. nth 'for ..38: cents
. Y P , ,, .e
Buttons,:large: assor..tlnent;-pei:..dozen "..: �-..: .;...5,:cents.-
`WESTERN -FAIR:
1.0ndon Septeinber'8'to 16
the Western 'fair- qs=afar asgiicu.);
cultural and live stook e]thiljitu4m .is{,
second to.none in Canada tq-dasy, Ex-
hibitors of -five stock' report elite; •
sales of their prize animals 'whiles
_ac he .Lo'ndoii 'Exliibiti'oru. Sur-rouv
ded as it is 'by a.' large a lgriouli'tirial!
istrict,, London, affords a large , field
r preepective •buyers of prize 'ani-
m is of dill . kinds. The management
the ;Western Fair;. having rerali
zed this, have year:otter year ben
adding.•to their live ;stock prize list,
until, with the increase giveml this' Scr'e'en Door
...3!ea t the ?nag,ni:Gicen,t.;.a amm of $1$,UUU ;� Fes, Gr x,
has- been readhe+d, aril' o€,-wohich ,may
ce .earn._ 'reezers,--S- • rink1 n ' _Cay.
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Highest Prices paid for Butter and Eggs.
ol'laspent 'at 'house reacgis:
a� .tsge-. .n:
benefits with '.uncea.,fn. neraitl •
profit:. Sent out of town its life is ended. Kept
with -the_ home-..merchants-itis--'a-•-messeng er=of
continuous.benefit. Business .men should awake
' to the importance. of -keeping• this ' doll ar'. at home ;
and make a.bid for it by judicious advertising
1$i
by he : up a .:house: with ` a • range
these hot 'day .when' you can 'buy. a'
Charcoal -l-r-an, ` :Gasoflne Q -r -psi. Stove •
�ixid�Wh
►'�' - �• do�er�eI2
e...won....hY exhibitors:this yenr. 9rw
'the*. •feature 'in con:ri.eot►'oa'.with tihe
live.; stock . depart nett w:hi/ch the
management : have aclopte'd is, that'
:the stook shown is w"+orthy, and
prizes atmr.Ied.kry the judge -'in encu=
ge,' all, will be 'paid whether •th'erro.
is competition or not,' as it in coni
sidered a hardship to, titiithhgld"pri
x.s from cis exhibitor shnply; becati.sd
''through; no fault of •bis own-, there'
may ries' •b4:. 'cornpetition,iris a pays-,.
tioular section: 'The prizes .offeAre•d,
the llcreffnrd, class of oatthe„ this ye,aw
are particalairly attrt ott've, being
assay in advanee of •ashy 'previous
previous- yoar,:'1ri'ze lists, entry for
ms ate. iiii6rrrikti'611 Ii idIrkinds rc�>
gardin[;✓ the exhibitiotr Will be pion
ri
fitly.:giVen oar applioatiAiti to tshe $ec
retary, Ai Ar: '}iuntr Lo'isidgn,, Oat::
The Flews " items of .. tho' hbrrie
• comrnutrnty,.
q"
The things in which you • are
'm'ost' interested,
41 The births,, wedding:,' deaths of
the people you itho '
The social affair- of our own
acid surroundingtawtrs '.
yAper
.Are
'rheas and the' irin.i • Facts thio
• givds pots is evetq !sine. rl,
cettsitily01,1111%7.y
C�oT tli Tito liscrfytloe yrs
Harvest Supplies
Ropes of Ali• binds, Hay: Fork PUNA
lflachine, Separator and Castor %Q%s,
Rooti Hoes,. °.Ha : -Rakes• '
.....�.... � Hay.. Fork:,
rasher •s Suppljes
Cylindiliil 1Vlael line Oil;• Cup Grose,;,
• v •...
OJTCans;: Belt Dressing, Lace Leather,'
Rubber and Spiral, a .la ge assort ries t `
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of Leather, Rubber anal -Canvas Belting,
g Murdie &
utherlaild
.. A 01,;NTH Port
Scranton Coal, I»tlrla lm Cement, Parole!
Roofing
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