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THE LU OW SENTINEL'
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ARange You Can Trust
The "Pandora" doesn't _require con-
stant watching. You • can trust it to
do its work while ,you rest or attend to
• other dutThe Pandora has fea-
tures ilia ina far greater efficiency;
and economy than can be 'found: in.
other ranges, Write f or°free booklet.
'PAr• N D A RAN *
LONDON TORONTO MONTftlisit K ZINIPEG VAastrOtiVY31
ST. JOHNHAMILTON CALGARY. 9
SAeLaTOON somoi TOxf •
fpor Sale' by McLeod & Joynt
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diti,d 1672
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Capital ,Author z d,,•$,o 10,000...
Capital Pald-up, ~ . •3,00e,000 .
slurping, - - r ,i9,1i00,000. . •
Success
fi
U"CCESs is seidont attained without at least some
capital: The : thrifty ty ,man who saves ' regularly, is•
• -" • the one who reaches the •goal of his
ambition. e
Start a ,savings' account fade at
the Bank o1 liskmilton.
• LUCII NO,W BRANCH
J. A. Glenner Manager.
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NEWS TOPICS OF WEE(
Important Events Which Have
Occurred Durin; tele Wea'c.
Cit ftrhnsy_ orld's Happenings care-:.
p 'Atnpiled and Put Into,
Mandy and Attractive Shope, for
e -
ttte itraaers. of Our Paper
,,olid 'lsrar's Bnjoyi scut. •
TUESDAY.
Tell thousana miners are• idlein
-1lliiois owing, to a strike of drivers
and inoter `nen in; the coal, mines.
Aviator Martin of Winnipeg, vibe
has" been" training at Deseronto,, lost
itis life when his machine fella thou-
sand feat.
Captai . Wiliia,ra Avery Bishop, of
()won Sou 'd, a Canadian aviator in.
France.' has -been awarded the M-
OOS,
ic-toric Cross. -
Tire Minister of 'Justice has intro-
duced a bill in the Rouse of Com-
mons giving every soldier at the
front and the military nurses votes
at the coming election. .
The Japanese 'mission to the
United States haft" arrived on this
continent. It is beaded by Viscount
K. Ishii, Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiar•Y..
The body of Joseph. Grottier . of
Winnipeg was found burled in a
hole en the " homestead of'FeIix
Letain .of baul?hip, Letain _ is na,Iw
-Ura •charge of Murder.
T.ouis3 L. Cherry and Dr. Samuel.
Bernfeld of New York, members • of
the exemption board, Move been ar
'rested charged with conspiring to
s exempt for pay men eligible for-mili
tars draft; . •
The .Washington Government has
prohibited thee export of airshfps.
except by special license. Neutral
nations, have- been pouring in •orders"
for American aeroplanes, 'and .the
'order was made -to conserve the up-
Ply.
The company which did the steel
work iof the $lour Street •Viaduct in,
•Toronto, started in 1914 and - now
nearing competion, lost $100,000 on
the contract on account :of the in-'
crease• in the cost of '.material and
Gabor `,since they made their tender.
Captain C. R. Dale of Toronto is
reported killed. He has a unique
military record. ' He enlisted ,on the
:second day` of the war as a `private '
,-and worked his way up to the rank'of
captain.___. He _.was. invalided:home._
-and-dieclrerged'ail, medically unfit for.
, m'ilita 'ry
__service. -.e i ser e, but,•_;re nl s1;ed_and.•-.•
went back to France.
WEDNESDAY.
.died at, big home in Deseronto..
Henri Eourasea and Armande ,La-
vergae are napping out the national -
'clout , ap;tl-conscription : csmpai{-n in
ebec.
A .large number of:;arrests-haye-
_been - shade in • Ct Unty--Clare, Ireland,- :
the men. bofng, • arged with illegally.
,villin Sin_ Feb
S
.g.._iters. •, .-. _ ..-_.:.,.,.
The United States Congress is to
be • asked to' authorize a loan of be-
tween $3,000,00000- and $4;000,-'
. 000,000 to the Allies. •
Mayor Church of Toronto officially
, welconied the; aviators who ' have
.. come-. fronn.,the. lJnited-States to . take.
-their: gaining -in" Canada.
The British. troops In Minders im-
proved their position on the right'
ba»k of the ,River •Steenbeke; and
captured a number, of prisoners.
It is announced that Germany will
',shortly.' .be forced to have. two meat-
lest 'Weeks a alonth in order to con-
serve the meat supply, of the country.,
Prohibition appears to be: coming"
, in British' Columbia, - as . it -is now.
held` that there were irregularities .in. -
the counting of the soldiers' ballots
In England. -
The Chinese Republic has officially
declared war against Austria ° and
Germany„. - `being_:: • the-.; ..seventeenth
nation to take'•sides against the Ceen:
trot Einpires.
. -.• Sir William Meredith, .• Chief 'Jus-:
tics of Ontario; --has been appointed
by the bominion . Government, to
arbitrate the purchase •of the Cana -
than Northern Railway.
John O'Flaherty, •a former news-'
,gaper reporter of Quebec, has :started ,
st unique case to. secure alimony►•from
his wife, elaiming,that she should be.
made to keep him because he is i11.
Germany, . backed by pro -German
elements--irn•;Switzerland; has.• launch -i•
ed a campaign to intimidate the..
Swiss' Government and the Swiss peo-
1..,4. I4tof l r
tonic, causer • •
band of trumpeters to give a concert
to :celebrate, the -Galician: „victories,
but so few -people:=attended, the care'.
rnony that he has decided it will be
the lest, 'celebration Of the kind in
Berlin. . ,
The Toronto, Citi• Council decided
that the civic employes • who go ou
• an 'harvesters will not receive tate
difference between, their salaries" and
their wages on the farms. It le noW;
' stated that no men will go to the
farms on those -tern=._,:' a
TSOR8DA3L• b
A" Russian was murderod in Sarnia..
Two Norse steamers were reported
destroyed. • '
B. E. Grose, an aviation .mosehanic,
war killed at Camp Borden.
- The ' --influx of American tourists
into Canada has 'suddenly .increased.
Another O'Connor report Was
issued,lshowing aecumulatin,g stocks
of;prodiu'ce in cold -storage,
The body of a boy Who Was aeel-
dentally • shot on Citric Holiday was
exhumed in Orangeville for an in-
quest.•
• The sixty-third annual session of
the InternationalTypographical
Union was opened at Colorado
Springs -
Mr. Albert Edward Long, presl-
dent of A. E. Long" te Company, died
at his summer home, Orchard Beach,
take, "Stmcoe.' •
Coal speculators, • whb have—been
:eroded to the 1?tiei Comi5isstoner,
ciim thoy are not responsible.
for
'delay in unldadii►g earsy.
Colonel Greelman i:l to run for the
Commons as a sel'diors' candidate,
opposed to Sir .Norbert Ames in the
St. Antaiue tilvihlon of Montreal.
10344'11l
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$ INLQSS GQUNICIL_
CGtiucil
'met .-int-per-.adjournment.=
Meimbers' allpresent, and Reeve in the
•ehair. Minutes of previous meeting were,
• read, adopted and signed:
•n' . McDiarmiti moved and Tiffin seconded
• that the following rates be levied and
• collected in ,the Township o ;,K Kinloss for
° 'the year -191.7, namely, f).r county pur-
poses,.4 5"-1.0 m111 ,andfor general town= :
;;. ship purposses, 7.10 "mills, 'and for
,:Special grant •. to schoolsr. R mills on the
dollar, and that a by-law be now' intro-
trodueedand read a first,•, second and
third finis and'pasteH; giving effect to
the same 'Motion carried By-law in-
troduced;was read a first,'eecond :and•
third` time andassed, i`sig ned and sealed.
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J3ills of account'conetd'er'ed and passed
the following. cheques were issued: John
McLeod, 194 yds gravel,. $15"52.• J.
Miller, 700;ft• plank at $23per .M,16 10.
John. McKenzie; . 66 yds gravel, 5' 28.
Jacob hillier, 19 yds gravel, 1 52., Jacob
Miller, grading Kinloss and Wawanosh`
bdy, 110 25. Charles Thompson; 37
,ydsgravel and damages, 3 96, Thomas
)H'oote, 53 yards 'gravel, • 4 24. Daniel
McInnes, 30 yards gravel, 2.40. Thomas
O. (leant, grading, 12 UO: J. J..Hen
• +derson;: tile, per account, 48 00. David'
:iuouston,. repairs , to bridge on bth"S R;
„ icon 7, 5 00 1), and J. McKenzie, Werk
.on 19th S L: lumber for bridge, 7 00;
IlOderiek'McDougald,_filling washout on
con 4, 8 00; rep abridge ,on_ lOtb S L,:
6 50, 13 50. John McDonald,2-52 ,yds'
gravel, -4- 16. 'Peter-
McIntosh; 23, fit
gravel, 1 84, William Guest, 20f yds
gravely 04, George ';Malca lin, 82- yds
gravel,�8 56. William ;Percy, 6Q yds
gravel, 4 80. Jame, Johnston, work
placing:gravel on lOtkS' L, 78 60. Those
Harris. rep washouts on eon 8, 20 50.
John Purvis, 6 yds gravel, 48e. James
Kenney, -60-•'yds- gravel, 4--00. Albert -
Thompson, 6 . yds'. -gravel. 4ge-.__,.John f filbert, 87 yards grayel, 6 96:. Samuel"
Peddle,' 93 yds gravel, 7 44. Mrs. Susan
Davey, 100 yds gravel, 8 O. Mrs.. D.
S. McIntosh, 24 yds gravel, 92. David
Kennedy, 46o yds gravel and -damages,
5 68. J. Walton *gibbon, 6 fumiga-
tors for Joseph Holmes, 3 00. - 1Jarry_
McQaillin,.71 yds gravels5" 68; .A. D.'
Mackenzie, on printing contract, 40 00.'
Thomas Murray, . re .Municipal, world,•
supplies,:postage and 'registration acct,
7 00.
Business being over, the Council' ad-
journed to meet for business on Monday,.
Sept. 24th, at 10 o'clock a. m.
THOMAS MURRAY,. Clerk.
•
H;gh. Priced Advertising
Speaking of advertising, here is what
some of the publishers charge for space:
Ladies' Home Journal, 88 a line or $104
per inch :and .$6,00u for.aful'1 page issue;;
the back -cover sells for $10,000. 'A full"
page. advertisement 'in the " Saturday
Evening Post sells for $7,000; the back
cover sells -for $7,000. The centre page
in.colora is $12,000 • As this - advertis-
ing space is always 'filled it is evident
that advertising .pays' even at these
prices. +
IMPLES and -skin- eruptions - always - seenr to _come -
where they are the • most noticeable, and consequently
most embarrassing, to the :person so unfortunate as to
have 'them. " w
The most'satisfaetory treatment ftior pimples and skim
eruptions ie Dr. Chase's Ointment, applied at night after
bathing the skin in warm. water. Instead of clogging the
pores, as do powders, 'Dr. Chase's Ointm'+ent- cleanses thein
and promotes the healthy action of the pores of the skin. °
. By its antiseptic tic action this ointment' destroys poisonous
germs, and.. thereby .prevents the "development of eczema. There
are scores of ways in which Dr. Chase's, Ointment le useful in
every home.
• °PIMPLES AND 11LA i'i:a tkDS:
Mien Carrie Altwater, Isittern Alba., writes :-.41 was
entirely cured of pimples and blackhea a some months ago by
ening Dr. Cbaee's Ointment. As I' bar ales toned, this oint•
-
Menta.sh
splendid tteatihent for •sunburn and chapped ands,
Would nog be. without it; in the house. It is the best I ever
toed.
Dr,_ ase_s„ intinenti
• -
, -
60o a 1so1c, all :dealer*, or l7dmaneon, Bates! &Co,,' Ltd.a Toronto).
Be .0uspiefoub of the drugglitt who otters a, substitute int+
atsad et italldinit out what yen link tor.
ell i ua bf Tito Qat" NO
MA tts »
tot ue tib' Voila Gehti o11er maniettl
Pr, uttlttt of Metrial Mile .&
Atty xetilfne4 friitii the west with
valuable suggestions on preserving
vegetables and a fuel supply PT the
prairies.
•. _ .
Venice w4i heavily ID"sAYhelled by Auiw-
trian air raiders.
Kerensky supported the 'Stockholm
peace conference -proposal.
•Speculation in sugar was stopped
• by U. S. Food Controller Hoover.
The War Production Clubare at -
ready preparing for. the 1918 crops.
' Two Presbyterian congregations
in Belleville propose to amalgamate.
A farmer residing at Astorville,
near North 'Bay, web killed by light-
ning,
In the gulf •of Bothnia one of thesteam
Russianship. submarines sank a Gerinaa,n.
The Newfoundland Legislature
-met again to consider . the .'war.
revenue .bill. • --, •
Jose Gutierrez • Guerra,- former
Minister of War, was inaugurated
President of • Bolivia.
The "Win -the -war" meeting at
Kitchener was called 'off, Dr.• Michael,
Clark failing to shoo 11W.
An Owen Sound -Hamilton high-
Way scheme was discussed at Guelph
by the municipalities interested.,
The steamer Turbinia of Toronto
may be taken .over by the. Admiralty ,
at the close of the present' season.•
A . British' Columbia farmer; said
to be backed by the "wets "issued a
writ against ..,Premier--- . Brewster,
claiming -he was wrongfully elected.
Mr, W. B. Race,M,A. of Sault
Ste. Marie, has been appointed; prin-
cipal of the Ontario School for the
Blind at Brantford, Mr, .Clarkson W.
James returning to the Department
of Education.
The C.N.R.. purchase bill was given
its second reading in the Commons.
on a straight party division, after R,
B. Bennett, Conservative member for
Calgary, had raised strenuous objec-
tions to the proposal
• ' SATURDAY. • • .-
The ,general • strike in Finland has
been called' off,
G. A. Carefoot Wail'
school inspector for Lincoln county,
Albert. Metin will succeed Baron
Cochin: as.head of -the French block
ode.
The Russo -Swedish fielder,' which
was; closed recently, has been re-
opened. •
'The' London.` Times paid a tribute
y at
:to -the -Canadfans-for- their victor
Hill 70: •
. mine C
ade
t GS`Galie"orw
n-
iiipeg was killed on,. his'Srst Sight
alone at Desth?onto: •
Two army airplanes collided over
the River Thames in ` England and,
one flyer' was drowned. •.' - .•
Higher taxation of ::. the wealthy
was advocated. by the Liberals,in the
•Commons on motion of Fred=Pardee,
-
Announcement With made-. by_ the
Dominion ; I.ospitalss._Commission that
there are nearly ,. ,000 veterans . in
• hospitals orionvalescent homes. '
Suppleineftiry ; estimate involving
Ole ' expenditure;of 00,000,000, in-
ciuding $25,000,00.0 for railway roll-
ing -stock, .were. ta•bled in,•• the Com-
mons. •
' Cadet S. J H. Dorr of ,New 'TOOK.
was burned to death when, his -aero-
plane- collided With another machine'
In the Toronto Aviation School. He
was the first ,American ,to be killed
in the Canadian, flying . schools,. and'
the eleventh flying • fatality of the
summer.
The assurance that the State De-
partment is .interesting itself in tak- "
ing up with other nations at war
-with, Germany the conscription: -of
their nationals now . •in the United
States was given by President Wilson
Ina letter to Senator Weeks of Mass,
achusetts, in response to a letter
from the. Senator..
• MONDAY.
, Guynemer, the Freach'airmen, has
brought down fifty-two planes. . •
' Three farmers in Prince Edward
County suffered heavy losses by fire.
Henry F. Ficke, . a big German
spy, is under,arreat in the United
States. '- . • •` --
The .embargo on teal to Canada
has been:removed,by the' I;;ehigl_Val-
ley- Railway .•
General Korniloff promised that
his. troopkwould.resume: their• offen-
sive at an early date. •
Teuton warships received ,.rough
treatment at the hands eef the. B ish
rmish
_must- have mens'" in„ : mo,
sage from, the soldiers brought by,
Lieut. -Colonel Cecil 11. Williams
after a visit to the front.,..
Much,' excitement has been caused
by the leasing of some -46,000 acres .
in the vicinity : of • Rockwood, near. •
Guelph, by the Standard Oil Com-
PanY.' " .
Albert'Siiiith,• a carpenter, '"wash
drowned when he stepped from the.'
steamer Cayuga into the " slip' • at
Yonge street wharf, Toronto, "before
a, landing was _shade,• , ,
The_ House of Commons.• passed_
'Without division the three Senate
amendhmsents' : to the Conscription
bill, which now only awaits'• the •
Governor -General's signature to 'be
ready. for enforcement.
E'rnperor Wi11latn, according
ficial ann'ounce'ment niado' at the
German Admiralty, inspected ' the
units of the German fleet at Wil-
helmshsiven, and t then visited• the
squadrons in the North Sea.'
Major J. M. Lanes, professor: of
French at the Royal Military Col-,
lege,. Kingston, has died, partly as. a
result of hardships experienced on
the .voyage overseas and service in
the trenches in his native land. •
Rev. Frederick Redden. of Erin,
pastor o! the Disciples'' Church of
Christ, who Was accused of seditious
language, is to leave for the United
States Within a Week's time, to
escape the rising tide of anger cane -
eft by hie .latterance. •p .
At least 'one life was lost, that of
(lord'on ho rade !motion,
S I t [
, andsix
mien were more or less seriously In-
jured,` and about "62,000;'00 damage
done in destruction,; of buildings -and,
equipment, by a, series of fifty-two
**plosions at the powder plant • of
Curtis +a Hover 4904 LUtattrdt rat RI' •
0444 C1lltrea . • , .. • • .• .... „ �.,
Eating placed' are regulsttod by ail
a;4 r.in-OQ'.ineil pUb'it$lkS4 ltil' 3 'tylia
CANADIAN NATIONAL
EXHIBITION
Air, 25 TORONTO. Sept. 10
Oi a **no Thu O iiurlly Progrtive scale
MOBILIZATION
OF NATIONAL RESOURCES
Cip stractive aunty Doetrnetive Meth for Waw
CONFEDERATION
ATION
SPECTACLE
1200--PERFORMERS,--1200
Camas's $tory. front Birth to Ilatic boN
Draaaticelly Til
Tin vary Apes of Spectacular Ao ilveseat •
GIANT LIVE -STOCK AND -
• AGRICULTURAL . DISPLAY
Judging Competitions for Young
Farmers - - New Farm Crop
Com
•
pepti neExtended ClaaaiScotiont •
and Innovations in All Departments
THE BUST HARDWARE HOUSE
MAKE OUR STORE , YOUR IllgAOQUARTRRII
PHONE 60 . _FOR - PROMPT _ DELIVERY
IMMENSE • EXHIBITS
OF TRACTORS • AND FARM '
LABOR SAVING DEVICES.
ART ,Italian, French, 'Persian' -
American and'CanadiatrMasterpieces
MUSIC—tnnesl'• Famous,Soloistsands
score of other leading organizations,
ENTIRE ,NEW MIDWAY
NATIONAL MOTOR SHOW
FIRST SHOWING OP 1918 MODELS
Greatly enlarged Government and
other Exhibits - War in all its
phases - Model Camp. = - Artillery
Drive Aeroplane Flights Scores
of surprises instore for old friends
and a thousand thrills for new , ones..
REDUCED FARES ON"
ALL "LINES OF "TRAVEL
GIANjTE1fA1,E SALE
,)
AGood Chance • to Save Money in the .come
Owing, to the, increased cost of
.material, and labor Graniteware
• manufaicturers wererecently
com-
pelled
om
eelled to, increase theirprices a
full.30 per cent. We were fortu-
nate inbeing advised of this In- "
crease by our principal suppliers,
and were able to .place an order
at" a very con.pide.rithle saving over
present prices.
If you want to save„ money on
graniteware • here's your chance.
A big assortment to meet your'
every requirement is here for, you
to choose from. -
Space will not permit us. to '
giveyou
a complete list.
xo g;. tf , Granite Dish Pans, special sale:
li /
price, •..:... .`••.•...••r•.•. 4gc
14 qt: Granite Dish' Pans, special sale
price .. . • ... • ....49c
To ext: Granite Water Pails, special sale price...:54c
fresh Portland` Cement always` -on hand
I BRUCE. COUNTY "'NEWS
.Thus.__ Switzer,., of Saugeen, lost
horse
a` _
horse in a peculiar manner on. Thurs-
'clay,` says the Paislay A'dvoMa't: ` - His
team took fright as they were hausink
a load of hay to the b'arn.. They went
up the gangway at' top speed, contrnu•
ed across, the floor of 'the -'barn and
went crashing through the other side
ofthe barn; amashiing,`off the boards;
•and-. dropped la the- "':groi nid,-'"-which`
"there 'is- 'abotit-teii feet- down.- "One:
steed was killed in the fall. The
wagon -:remained on. the barn .floor;
Mrs. Switzer; who was driving, • jump-
e off the load :safelp
Joir .longs!,—Four Paisley young.
people had. a..th'rilling and dangerous
motor trip, last week.._.In the -vicinity
of North 'Bruce: the .Ford turned a
'complete somersault The driver was
pinned under •the• car:. Although' not
seriously iniured; he **nut and: ' lac-
erated so that he shed blood very;free-
ly. One Of the young -ladies . also sus-
tained- wounds that bled,,profusely,
while the other got off with a .black
eye. " The other -.young, man• -in the
party:" had his •a.ukle-sprained:. They
11 can thenk-their. ,stars' that' they
escaped . the morgue. -They" were
brought home to Paisley:by a North
,Bruce man;:and. the injuries received
the attention•'of a surgeon.
HottsE BREAKING.—The Kincardine.
Reporter tells the following; On'Mon
day night, between 10.30 and 11..30,
sneak thieves broke into Dr. Tarn blyn's
' cottage on .the `beach and 'turned things
'upside down throughout the. place.
They apparently • were_ in search .0.
motion as trunks, drawers and valises.
,were •ransacked,+ Theonly thing miss
ed was $1 which. Miss, Taroblyn had
=left-in•.a_draVer. The effects-10.—Aire,
place were 'scattered everywhere and
the .place presented ightlyr ,gip=
'Bike- his f r i
fly rnl;5 rri nnY1► a*�+*ac1;fin F :�.-h i
at Or. Kennedy's cottage. It Would
appear that.whoever did the job_ was
conversant With the -movements -of -the -
the ' family. . They. broke .the two -
lights in front of the place 's0.as . it
would be dark, and made their en- •
trance . over the verandah. ' • Some"
weeks ago Dr. Tomb yn lost a qaanti=
ty of,pipmg and dome taps. , Chief"
Farrell is working on („the case and. it.
as hoped:he, will .. heAble: .,to .land. -the'
guilty . parties
THE, WESTER'1 PAIR,'Sl?PT. 7th to ISth
The, Management e Western Fair
of London,nOntario; are making•" every
possible effort this year to eclipse all their
previous Exhibitions, good, as they have
been... They are gibing special attention_.
to the Live Stock and ,.Agricultural ,de
partrnents. Two Thousand Dollars was
added to the Prize List (which was a
liberal one before) making this yea 's list
the best ever offered, . and exceedingly
liberal in all'departments. Is is expected
that there will he a large entry in all the
Live Stock Classes. Special classes' in
the florae Department have been 'pro-
vided for fal'mers and their sons. Pro-
fessional breeders and dealers hey.) been
barred from 'these Classed and the fann-
ers ' Will ha e anopportunity nitY
of exhibiting_
against farmers. There are also plenty
of classes for :thee• professionale- wit
liberal prizes offered., Prize Lists, Entry
fortis and all informationiprotnptly
given on application to the '*Secretary,
Aa M, Htiiltf London Ontario.,
The Store W ereYourr s- oiieyQoes Fartliest
iris real balder foundation for White, evett.•teztared tread delichas ,
dainty cakes and light, flaky,'moath melting pastry. High in feed Values
sad distinctively pleasing to the taste..
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