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- AFTER ALL THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE.FOARR
.LINOLEUM,
, .AT
IL
THESE NEW MATERIALS ON THE MARKET
ONS ON AREAL GOOD FLOOR THEY WILL 1V CANNT EQUAL
Y FAIR
SATISFACTION, BUT FOR G.ENUIN E SERVIC7THIS
PATTYOUGOOD LINOLEUM. `WE. HAVE FOUR GOOD
PERNS ER SQUARE SEA-
SON.
-SON. A VERY PRETTY FLORAL P ATTERNT PR
D.
TWO VERY ATTRACTIVE BLOCK PATTERNS ESAT 1.5 50 THIS. IS" .T E.
AND ONE PIECE A HANDSOME, BLOCK
IIiEAVIEST QUALITY IN PRINTED LINOLEUM AT $1.80 PER S4I, YD -
WE ARE SHO WING A GREAT VARIETY OF
TUR FROCKS FOR'IIE GROWN UP PEOPLE AS
W ELI. A;; t'1t1Lb REN':+.
NN. 3721 THE MATERIAL FOR THIS MODEL 15
WHITE JEAN WITH CONTRASTING COLOR OF
BLUE ON COLOR POCKETS AND CUFFS CAN
BE SAD IN SIZES 14, 16, 18, AND 20 VERY MOD-
ERATELY PRIC ED AT $4.50.
No. 7423 VERY SIMILAR TO THE ABOVE IN
SIZES 6 to 14 Y EARS PRICED AT $3.50.
THERE IS A V ERY PRETTY WHITE PIQUE
DRESS FOR THE .4' OUNG MISS OF 6 to 1.4 YEARS
PRICED AT ONLY $3.00.
DRESSES IN GINGHAM, PERCOLE AND PRINT
FOR LITTLE GI RLSMISSES
MSS SSG to AND
14 WOMEN,
YEARS ND
GIRLS
SIZES 2 to 6 YEARS
WOMENS 34 to 53 PRICES FROM 1.00 to $4.00.
DOCTORS PUS GO UP
The Huron County Medical Associa-
tion acct at Clintelti ' tirwwnly and
among other things, decided that they
d
would have to advance their fees.
There has been practically no change
in there charges since before the
war,
war, and as the cost of drugs
other materials necessary to their
work has increased enormously, they
feel that it is only fair that they
should receive more for their services
as well as others, to enable them to
work to the best advantage for the
good of all. So hereafter an office
consultation will cost $L00 to $10.00;
day visits in town are advanced from
$1.50 to $2.Ohalnight
i� muchtmore than
to 8 a.m.) to visits there
day visits. For country
will be added to these fees 75c to
$1.00 a utile one way. A. normal
confinement in town will be $15.00 to
425,,A)0, 'while 411 the ,.country mileage
as , above will be added. Anesthetics
for dental work and for all ill now t from
other
$6.00 to. $10.00. Other fees
cases. $6.00 tS' $25.00.
arc advanced proportionately and
any medicines or appliances supplied
will cost extra.
. ALITTLE WARROMANCE
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SUMMER HAS COME AGAIN AND WITH IT
THE DESIRE FOR SOMETHING COOL AND EASY
FITTED FOR THE HEAD. WE .BELIEVE WE CAN
HAT YOU SATISFACTORILY.
SEE THE LARGE RANGE WE ARE SHOWING
IN YOUNG MENS,FEDORA WITH FANCY BANDS
DR PLAIN BLACK BANDS AT FROM $3.00 to $750.
MEN'S BOATERS IN PANAMA SENNIT OR SPLIT
STRAW AT $2.50 to $4.00.
MENS CHIP PAN AMAS 90 and $1.00.
May we giveyou ou the book which helped thousands
to get their iphonograph in the cabinet of thcir4deal:'
•P`- TN the fascinating pe
s of "Edison 'and
NIus' " you will learn the chaa'ttrtCristie-;
of the {I'd,: Masters in in England, France, anathe
y.
Seventeen beautiful plate s illustrate,
New Edison's .cabinets, each of which 1is
direct adlaptatun from some historic
tare treasure.
No one should buy a 1 onograph without.
getting this book. It's free.
J. 9. Armstrong,
A curious bit of war romance was
enacted at the town of Wiarton last
week, which ended with the marriage
of an 'Indian lad to English bride.
The story started with the .arrival
of Marion Engall and a six -months -
old baby at Wiarton where she claim-
ed to be the wife of Lawrence Keeshig
an Indian of the CaPoverseasCreker With
Re-
serve who had been
the •Indian company of the 160th Bat-
talion. Laurence Keeshig however
had an Indian wife and the English
girl's claim 'theratened to make ser-
ious trouble, she having charged the
red man with bigamy. develop -
Much interest was being
ed in connection with the case .un-
til it came before 1Mle lstrate troubleBMiller when the
van-
ished into thin air. Before the Mag-,
istrate Keesbig and the girl both de.
hied having been married in England
so that the case of bigamy collaps-
ed there and then. On the other
handit was announced that Monger
gall and Willis, Keeshig, y.
brother of Lawrence had been married
a few-sdays before
the court ate of
'that
the
hearing. They to
while Laurence Keeshig was station-
ed in England at the teed att therecords
homeof
office, he was belle
Miss Engall, and while there was vis-
ited by his brother Willis, who met
the girl and they became engaged.
The girl wasn't particular so long
as she got an Indian husband and so
;he romance ended by all being happy.
L'1L;AEjo�'�'.
DLET
Foe. Econnmica1Ta_ ► p
MacKenzie & Smith
Dealers
Lucknow Vicinit
Cameron, Murdoch & Co.
WHITE STAR LINE 1
LANGSIDE
Tuesday, May 25th
Mr. and Mrs. Price Scott are here
from British Columbia, renewing 'old
acquaintances.
__, n'atiee•-fir t--M•r,-•Ghats'
rie
sin has bought a new motor car.
Nothing like it Charlie.
Our teacher, Miss Laverne Greer,
spent the week -end at her home in
Lucknow.•
DANCE -In the Town Hall, Lucknow
June 3rd. Goderich; Orchestra. Dane -
9 to 2 o'clock. Admission
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Annual Excertion
GOD.ERICH TO DETROIT AND•
RETURN
THE BIG STEti. STEAMER GREYHOUND.
ANC11 SAFE. SPEEDY • COMFORTABLE
ST ,
1.I, LEAVE
-- • i` FTROIT' 6 P. M. E. T. with the 8th • Con. team. The
(AMEBIC!'
"Reds" Like t'at.atla.
All •tlta& remains of.- the... Beef
Foreign Legion, which, ua•tet lsri
'sir leadership, fdugbt the .C, -sulfa.
on the Russian tro►itier, but woui
not tight the Bolsheviki b •caatts.,: tilt.
were • revolutivne.ries' Jltt:.::s.:ivt:
--want to come tb C utt 45..ty rii
in the . Baltic are thy: a v. oulu-b.
Canadian citizcrs, who helped tt'
tllies aguinst..tlu 'lettt.au�
-,al_ dry ever :rest.-,...
ate amuse allies since- tire. is-ett.rt
was rr. ruited from tone other _11a.:11
former member::: or the Finns:Ai Red
.;u.ird who were 'expelled Troia theft
.:u/ut r) i_fter the Mist change of t;oov-
-rtiniettt there. Meu wi. bout' u c.,urt-
.ry, tliey were, formed into a 10, e.gi.
augton, 14,1)00 strun(, and tri.d.:1 -
iSritish .and Canadiat4' otbce) s aid
;cud w ork against the 4.1e ratans,. w hu
rit'd to cross the Russian trontt.•r to
reach Murivaltasak... Alter the a: nos -
ice, however,. they rttusted to tight
he l;olsheviki.. ''1'hty were all but
3o1siht•vistx thtnis.'lvts. Through the
doetrr:•vi• tirita#n- moot of ttte_4. ori
..as pithily repatriated, but thei a was
J. a;crtain element tub steeped in i ')-
:utioltary ideas/for the •Finnts,h G.,v•
:rntttent to allow re-entry.. They
.,ere blacklisted Caen. ''ih(:y were
ortued into details {cud pl:+•-ed andel
t.it-ut. T. S. • Wetton, of 4% i.inipeg, a
1-;ana(lfan v: ho went ,out w i.h the Si-
,n:rittu' tur.:e OA ..an oatt_er is the
.)evonslitres. tt�l ton [+roasts the)
.are art t3oishevism: alt1tough a Wilt
,`a(tical i11 tendt.ncy... He says t li •)
al't., aux, )tI$ 10J wail, to C'.11ii.:a. ,it.lti
tie 1::.5 'made .. I't •'sent..1l(:l.s 10 ti:.1.
1)Jt:,i1IQ littltt:gr..tt(J1) au, me i11. 5 1.t
.nut 1•t:.h,4Ct. t.Jweycl•, 11 t3 :'c,tl'ete'ly
.tkety that Canatti:t edit. c, t ,ttsu ut i1-
.er in the same light. %vcttuti's•tot-
towing are the very cream et 1•'inzai.:n
,•evvlutiotiistta, Oakairi .f.okoi,• form u
.ted Prime Minister. lot'' i•_isrtaao,_.bei
,ug au N.C.O. and all nuinb i et utitet
nz•omiu nt waVels of the retl •t;4
t;tnki,.g •as mere privates. •
ing from
Gents$175 Ladies and Gallery .25c...
Lunch served. No war tax.
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Mrs. Will Reid, of Paris,' is holi-
(laying with friends here.
Lag ide base ball team went over
-� :.
angs
�� 1o Culross to play a friendly game
'!."Tt'ESDAY. JUNE 13th 10' am.E.T.FT�► dad 3 friendly
8th
boys made it a really good trate by
RETURI G. 1 EAVES DETROIT TI1t'RSDAti, JUNE 17 th, 1.00 1'.:t•.
DETROIT TIME.•
$ 3•00 ROUND TRIP $"n0 O`•E.W AY ,' 3 home team held the lead. In the next
supplying refreshments after the
game. For the first four innings the
isit )our
The only boat from Goderich to Detroit this s
than a`tniiltl n�people
anddt
wonderful Detroit again. No
w e
and see big
growing so fast in, papulation and rich i{th t Itisdt
destined
.soon
�n •to ='come
• the world's lar?est-and greatest city. ro
BAND-1IO_
ONi.1t;f1'1' 01' r 01' (:ODEst►I(•11 Mtl':D.t1� ES' tNI:�G JUNE
1 ,
t ith. O. 30 P. M. OR('IIFSTRA FOR 1)A.•.•(l�;t, ►\ � i L•1,11E1t'S BALL
}{1 QOM. 31 2.IZO1.-RS ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE IlURRON 50c.
LAST TRIP TO • DETROIT FRiD •11- JUNE Vth AT 9.30 A: M.
2-
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Western UnivcrSit
F OR
London, Ontario
marts and Sciences
1 �
Summer Schqol
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two the visitors scored up to a lead.
of six, but in the last three the home
team got somewhat out of hand and
!finished with a score of 15-25, in
their favor. Langside, however hopes-
to give then another game in the near
future. ILA
Or
1. tax.ygcfi for-•>Hxiers. . - -
At littt)t'tevek, sot's, as birdme
uowailiays often, te.lctl, the air i i s;
t- itJt._t.h.aLille uvlatut
his breath." Ile it in•tlatt,:Lt• of ct.il
!aye trout this cause.
It was ascertained Boring th:a vt'ar•
t.»olaglt not at last suspected, that
about 15 per cent. of the canaidat' t
who passed • exaut•inution for the an
bra V•iee were really unable t'o fly ..t
11 altitudes ordinarily requt,tte in the
work they were. regilired to perforin
I• *It, w;.; -further determined 111,0
iNFORMATION AND CALENDAR WRIT i'.
P. R. R,., tr..T•
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rttul'e than e6u per ient.•uf theist could
nut ,'ndute tiiglit at extremely high
}3ut, his .the -other hand, cer-
tain picked men. perhaps seven of
�I.I,i ) 11• Uf'
NV passed' candlaatt5,
t . t 4tab1'' 'to • t:ct•ud: to. tb., :wettest
rt'r5 ti :..`�ts'F�'tt1at .41 '11t.
tT .•fir -
g if j IJJlr?xtN►tFk
Mar probiem un oxygen apparattu:t
v. w_ t1ev.•luped, tit:latter Mai the kind
s cl for llline-rescue work, but con
r•t-tt11 on much the sante principle.
i. i•iieeed • with this contrivance, and
)•ing a supply of liquid oxygen
:Tong. with him, the aviator could
along in safety' through the up-
per rnacbes of the welkin.
"Autttann" or "Fall.",
Both are correct, '41111ui:111" bt'iug
rather more -classic and gene 1 ally
used in * ngiand, while "f:.ii" is bow
distinctly American and mote (lxln•►s
sive" in its reference to the time o;
falling leaves. 1n England. tl.'
.Autumn is stilt sowe•titues e,,tted--•th -
fall of the leaf." Au 1•.ngta5ta writ( 1
says: "Fall is better ten the 1.1,1 1::
titan• autumn, in. e'ver'y war,
Short, Saxon, pictures;q'te; it rt+�'••:.lr
its aeIIvatiotl to everyone who
it, not to the s.•h.olar (4:11), It
tumn; and, we nuc'.: had a-
right to
ONE - OF THE MOST CAPABLE AUTOMOBILE
EXPERTS IN CANADA OR THE U. S. I1.1S BEEN
SECURED. HIS EXPERIENCE AND.ABILITY .till: -
YOU. H''>RING IN SO. ' _. { 1 t � �__.._..___.�_ ____.�.-, -•-
AVAILABLE FOR ..._.__ -' _•.
MATTER *HAT MAKE,, ANI) HAVE IT PUT AN
t;oO1) CONDI'T'ION. SERVICE WILL .A1,11 Al S 1.1; .11'
ALIABLE, AND SATIShACFION GUARANTEED.
Thos.. W. Smith Prop.
CENTRAL GARAGE
(Old McGarry house Stand
i.
ucknow Machine
and Repair Shop
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N. t11' 1.1: `,1 1- 1.0.41a44..14404414-.1 r,•trrrr vvt rs ,., 1' t 1:N1 1 '
16.
PLEMENTS,THREE tH1N(: MACHINES, AUT911O11-
I LES. e ,
(;.1s 1•:N(;1NE 1;1•:i'A11: 1i'l►I. ' t ... t 1•11
We have ha4 p' ars of experiem a in. this line and
a "
can guarantee fir ;t .
AGENTS for Gils n Tractor's arld ga. (•taint's:
C.- S. Durnin - Son `.
What has become of the o. f. li.a . fits .r11 ►Ir;.' �! f •► fist•; a td the
.
'Atha vt'a.S Cr/TIAt r
1rt i ?. '•' Iti '�1 1r)
sit .11111. tt'll i. *tom''- *Tf;`r .11111L�1 +1 ji'ii• r'i't ft',.01 the
If �4�} •flfrrl;t lie-r1s r 1. il' taet tt :•.t at. tilt' (,codon A 11'11 fur au-
and
1.1 .+. a 1
and to use. the w'UI'tl 1st; 1 I.0 i • ' teniny liisk the man who is a�1' ut to rt",fl- ;t;t' x,i'S(I,;is2,
pelts W('r(' offer -
ter than larceny."
13,at ii l.•.11 1; ' 1►ut a t,urtch of Bottle r,n trlt� s 1t.� �. r d,
more expeusiive, "auiu•.iu" 1
tion of long us.agK Ina etas t i+ Invstigation of ,the Dauphin rha tt':11.:Iih i�., ,,i�a founder of thi�, Sal-
proval. The po is all gf�, ,c T t•, field may 'be Lndc rta}:cn '4it• t11r: :i�an- 1 , txtiori ,1rn►y ve ate t>f :!t �cish t`xtratrt-
preference. Different ons ; Veituba Government, if the rej,ort
s of{,tht r'�+ ,itlt�, srns 11Rr()lt�
"cong�niai autumn.' . • Itn,1 yes '' experts r n its I,rr�;�ibilities are .I±atis• �P.eubie, the (kooral's offictll bicgraph
autuwn, -a.
etttt,(a wilt t.v ::: Y
Eorn."
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BEEN
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TNG
EU
LY
II�ON
Bath
Childre
Ra
West
• to Mr.
a son.
We
now,
Mrs. Ri
• Hamil
Huron
Mrs. W
The
.will hol
ing in
at 2.30,
Toronto,
This lad
mended.
time su
private
Montag
and has
service
nursing
asked t
and rak
served.
Simon
a well -k
died et
Mrs. Jo
on May -
age Ro
W inglia
ARI
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Tht
nett
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