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Standard Shirtings sell at 40c a yard. .
We •
have Men's Working Shirts in good quality,SHIRTINGS
well made and full sizes, at 1.000 1.25 and
1.50. Save work and buy
made. • We have. Men's P t Shirts from
1.00 to $1.75 in good cloth and staple p tt.•
terns. Boys Shirt Waist Blouses in blue
Chambray at 45c., sizes in age 5 to 10 yrs.
Boys' Balbriggan Sweaters, navy, trim.,
med with • red, at 50c each.
Ladies' Black Sateen. Skirts, good quality,
1.50to$2.00.. g
Ladies' Black M.orcen: Skirts, good quality,
3.00 to $3,775. y,
;'special in Black Cotton Hose, 2 c air.
Special in Black Cotton Hose Feet, xse pair.'
. Nigger Brown Cotton Hose, 6oc pair.
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Now is the tune to' buy Rugs, Linoleum or 011 Cloth
and, save,tie,advanee in Brice. t
WILLIAM CONNIEL)L.
Longin Servjce
ore People bu'�
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because the hare:to
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them. YI lei$ � often..
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Different
Kineis
eat
Your furnace shoul4 not
• .. only, give you. plenty of
heat, but the right:. quality - _ -
of heat.. : •. '
f Some houses would he . .
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better • without: any .heat'
than- the 'kind ;their .fur-:
ziac give
If you studythe $ulishme
>liurnace you 'will 'know
what the right kind of heat
is and Iowa to get it.. '-
Full information about the Suns -ii
h�rv.;
Furnace will be sent free to any address
upon request to nearest'branch' .office..
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tendon Toronto Montreal - Winnipeg -. Saskatoon
• St. John, N.D. Calgary Xiamilten .Edmonton Vancouver
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CREAM
:Eighth Coli., .Kinloss.
`- WANTBD 1
c lection with the
• • IA/Ingham Creamery Mr.
P. Graf will have a num.
bee of cans on hand.
~Call for it can Highest
price s. - S atisfaction
tfuaranteed:
—Monday, J'u,.ly 1, .
.'41r. •and Mrs, Janaes'�''eedlrim.: seen
SGnday with friends '• on the Eighth. •
Mica Sharp, of Teesivater, -is spending
.i a week, at Bosses',
IMist Emma Melanie, of ICineardirie,.
spent the weekend at John' Colbert's.
•:liar. Robert Harris is iniproving' •his
heals() by a new -roofing. -
111iss Marjorie Itendersein, of Ditr'lr-
now, • 18 spending a vteek at Wni. Con•
• •gram's. • -;.
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'Cold;' Wet weather disappointed a.
L. • @ � tai number uvho intended going to Coder.
Prop. • io]l to• celebrate Dgminton
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13I Q ‘iou It ' Nova
A .*garden party given by the E cal-
dier& .Aiel Society of Walkerton, ow
JelEio 29 realized Mt.
The Orange evunty ledge of West
Bruce will hold a picnic and celebra-
tion et Is,iw•atdine sen July 12. -
A well being dr'ille: at Hepworth
hi the hope a obtainer, +u *ural gas
is down to.a depth of ovev,it)QQ ft.
The Paisley Advocate rays there
aro°about 100 pis being fel' by cit-
izens of the villas can their back yards,
and there is keen a ivalry as to kvhirb
shall have the best porker,
I'': C James who recently returned.
from ovet'seas•' has been appointed
Cc>nflty ' 1,11il;iirc�i'r�'fon • Bruce in plate
ref ales. late Jaynes Warren, Heats a
cavil engineer by profession. •
James Edgar .of the liiitlr-con Cal
rota, passed away at his home on June
the age of 65, Mr. Edgar came
from. 1+11,0c u}> - to Quads.,. in �:1 d73
He leaves a widow and Gvesons,, one•
of whom is -in the army.
Teeswatea° resist me will vote on .a
by-law authorizing the Council to buy
out the electric righting plant from
Mr. Walter Rose at $5000, Mr,
Rose refuses' to run• the plant. any
longer under present conditions.
The Standard 'Bunk at Paisley' is
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about to be closed, and the' hueinees
handed Over to • the branch of the
Boyar Bank., The management ei-
plained that the staff of expert work
Ors has been ao depleted by enlistments
and draft. that they are forted to close:
some branches as a means 'of rQlisf.
' liars: Jahn _Harrisees,, -ef. the 10th
yonceesion, Huron Township, while
-on.,a. •visit to her brother near• Moose
Jany, Sisk , wets killed' in anautonio
a.
:ef o accident.• •' I3er :.br'other.,' . J: hn
•Carl ton, wvhom .she' was.visitcin is
aaCait of leg 'C 5 FO, 4$ all lS t.4aq f
Oat it lzle. *Maly Lasa crone rho
bark cif the war thatlthe farmer
become a consistent ilraer .of the mc
car, further figures; is tied from
sante department ehosving that in 10
there were only 960 notore owned
farmers of 'Ontario. On the total o
er.hip for the prnvinee it i9 Si if) iihown
that the rural pwners -far outnumber
the city, the comparative figures being
47,337 and 31,095,
The change •change in the situation iras • been
so marked that Mr. W. A. McLean,
Deputy Minister of Highways has
made a statement oil the question• after'.
beirl; asked as to whither it was an in
dicai,tion that the' Partner was spend,
his money recklessly. "Thi automobil
is pow regarded in rnany.communrti
as an absolute neccesity," he states, "'an
exc, pt "lit` 'iaolattcl 'oases the farmer 1
not purchasing t•h? •ear as a luxury •b
as a necessity. 'There are move hundred
of farmers who''tegard. the motor as a
part of the regular farm. equipment and
who feel that they .could not accomplish
their :work. without this a$ a nread"t
save time and labor_ ,
KIINLUS`S COUNCIL
CgUUCll *net on June 24: All mem-
bers -present
Moved by M'crliarnaiel : and Colwell:.
that the reeve and treasurer. be hereby
impcwered to borrow by way of loan on
the ,credit' of the. Municipality of the
Township of Kinloss the .siren • of sfiftden
TO SAVE THEHAYCROP
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Effleieat dF1achinery and Careful
Cutting•Required.
Spraying for Potator; light Begins--.,
]lay ITsing Bordeaux Tfllxtu re and
i'zrill gree a Ilicre:sle Potato
Crop Will Be Harvested.
(Contributed by Ontario Department or
Agriculture, Torono.).
N a season 0,f labor scarcity hay.*
ln1 is as problem. on the average
farm. It !s necessary to snake
use' of all. the auodertq machinery
available iia order. to expedite the
' saving of this important crop.' First,.
ng 'then, we must, emphaelze the.use of
e. machinery la curing and • storing.
£s Men are not to. be had in plentiful
d supply, but, In most cases some torn
of c4 -operation 'may be resorted to
dates,
s hay loaders and. horse`'forjts tai harm
dle the bulk of the crop. • 'By all
means plan° to use machinery In
place0! men this year or otierwisei
considerableef the cropwill not_ be
ti harvested in the best` possible. condi-
tion. •
It' is usually sate to cut after a
rain when the' weather appears to.
have cleared. Bed, clover should' be
cut ' when about one-third of the
'heads have turned brown. Theq ted -
der should then • be used until the
crop is dry .enough' to 'rake -a period
which will vary according to the
weight of' the . cutting, the weather
and the amount of sap In the stalk.
While it is pos"sable to make sliglrtly
better hay -by cocking up,. this will be
a practice of doubtful value this -year
in view of the labor shortage. Gather
with a side -delivery' rake- if possible,
or in small" windrows with an ordi,:
nary stump rake.. . The hay loader•.
tet, in order to obtain -the Ilse of ted
hundred dollars to be applied to British
Red Cross• purposes, and report to this
Boar -1'0 its first sitting, Carried, •
Bills of accounts on being considered
and passed,' the following ehetiues on
the treasurer' were is"sued ; "T. Harris, 2
days work on road : $$4:40; '• John Robb,
cedar - stringers for 'bridge, repairs on
bridge 15th. S. L 16 00;; Walter Hedging,
2 days 'work on.road 5.000; Ackert Bros•
450.f:.plank at $30:per M, and teaming
15 50;. George, Malsolin, .53 yds; gravel .
at•
R c 4 24; p,'Chestriut•, :covers bridge
also dead ; becauso of the :accident." 15 side road and drawing material {100;
The remains were brought. east fol•; • W°i `•Henderson,•'53'. yds: gravel.at\hc
interment. 4 2l; Duncan Girahanr, 5q yds. gravel
Two bears were;teapped•-near G
en •lralley' iu Annabel twp rete
Bears , have become. numncrous'in •
township and farmers have-stiffe
severely tbrongh.•their flocks' of eh
being attacked... The "township..co
cal. of Aiiiu�bel. offered a bonus of ,
for each '-bear:.trapped and 'there
likely to. be:a•grand roundup,-
reset. 141Ar': DROP, Tlre. Can
Food Board is reported^ to •'be. inve
;sting the price of'' fiishr: at . Walt
tori. ; The local *dealers : are �relli
S'outhariipton •fish ther;e-at 20. cent
Ib ; As Toronto ,and• Ianniton a
reported tQ be handling: this ss,
Gab•'at 15 cents a Ib , it is tia,ely tl-m
the local dealers" will have, to .wal
the,carpot. It looks as if'fish•are 'd
for -a egddt n'drop at�•Wallr'ertoa.•
• .A 'Yot.'re HousrnunAlC.rrt,.—lr't'an
Ryan, an eigbteen•year-eld.'ch'ap,�. wa
brought; a`to Walkerton• from Par
Ilead by Constable` :Ward on Satyr
day;, :charged- with breaking into,
to
house and's ateahi g 6 20 and a :gol
ring . Rya:?, whose. home is in To
'.onto, ::was visitn •friends- at Pail
Head `'a•ntj:.•entered a•boarding hon
• there while -the people were out, steal-
ing the above .mentioned articles' from
-the i ooni': of :a . young lady 'school
teacher;' .constable:; Ward followed
to Ower, Sound and' arrested lair.
4 00• Adam McQueaq, covers • bridge
old con. �2, spiked g60; 'D S ' cDonaid, 1
ntly• day grading with team 5 Oa; . J:' G. Mc
the; Lead, 03 yds. gravel 5 04 •James Glass,'
red "72;yds. gravel 5 76; Robt: I.Iodgkinson,:l
cep ;17 "yds. .gravel 1,36, Ohas. Rills, '20'x.
un yds. gravel; •etjt. 0.30;' `John McKeniie,
10 7 ids. gravel -56c; .Jas: Johnston, road
is work' graveling Kin. and Cul.'Bdy.,: 3rd
„It S..' 991 ,; -David :Johnston; 70 •yds
Ida gravel at kOb'7 00;. T: Ross, 500,ft, plank,'
st covers'bridges' 25 S. R. and lot 28; con •
er 6 17.50; Wm: •Taylor, cul. and.'graveling
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n • 30th `'S:' R . 30 00; . David. Kennedy, `•54. yds gravel at.8c 432;'James McIntosh,,
s a., 20 Yds: gravel : 1•00;•• Themes; Murray,
to postage; and'sundries 168; }'eter•MeKin-
me non, sheep killed by: dogs 122 00, •John
at'. McLeod,'inspectuig McKittaen's sheep
k ' 1 30, *Joseph: Agnew, tont of Hall' for
ue Dtvision'•Cour.t 10:00.`.
Moved by ;�,tylwell and Iiaechler that
k `the clerk on behalf of this. council
s' immoralist; -the` giivernment•of Ontario
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k .regarding the reeent.aniendinent to the'
r, Dog and Sheep.I'rotection Act, "believ
• ing as we'do`that the. recent',iriorease to
d
two dollars for �each.dog'and four dollars
for t acl., bitch' should' be :made optional
Tor
:with rnunicipalcounoils'ascircumstatice3
may froid,time to tune require; seeing
Set that the_ _fines in" clog and•sh'eep account`
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are increasing yearly beyond."..all neces•
sary requirements thereon •: "Motion on
being•put to the: Board,.vas carried
• Meeting icdjoitrned to meet •'on Mop
day, August 5.4,i; 10 'a. nt.
Bart pleaded guilty . and was i e -.. Twist s,5 'Nutri; lv; 'Clerk.
mantled• u.nti`l the 27th net, fol••'. soot.
price. ire' recently served a term at. SCHt3t�L RLWoR�.s
the. roan -stria! Sehoo'l; irYiiCA.
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The Walkerton Telescope had the
following High Constable 1.3riggs was
at Sauble Beach last week .invostigat
ing the contbl'ainb• that one "of the cot-
tages .had la en .broken into°and
eatables arni furniture stolen. The
,impression :provails•. that the thieving
was.•done by military evaders hiding
in_ the weeds. `A heavy penalty is
'inn -posed fee helping -deserters hi . any
Way •in giving them food and this
• nrake3 the• grub question .a serious'.
Ono for the fugitn es• from .Military
service.• The fact that '• some .oars'
:froth the cottages are amassing lead: to
the ,ru pieicii that some evaders have
tried• rowing . across the ,lake tq'get
away • •
'Farmers "As'Auto'Owners •
The • latest-figurea•leetied by the I'io•
vinefal .Department of Highways s io*
tint the farmer has at last jumped into 6
the forefront ns�.tlu; largest user of the
automabilee, the' figures showing; that. out .
of the 7i ,861 cars owned in, the proving+e '' I
the farmers crone- first with 23,400. -
;:S` fa: 14 Honor van).(, 411PI LD -
Promotion examin atom;
Sr III: to Jr. IV. Total 820, •honors,
915. •-•L•Dorotby - Pickering •:f.G2, Pearl.
R;iynard 646,• Ellen Ketclrabaw ;640,
Carman Iamilton625, .Agnie MatDon
aid 605, Helen •MacDonald 59'?. -• •
Sr.II to Jr. IIT; ' Total .7415,.. honors
5+dt3 --Annie 1 etchabaw 605, Haznllliay-
nard 604.. : ' n ' • ' .
to Si.. IL Total 784,, _honors
588 Wider 581," Iidzel Aihten
Itfartin: '203; Mary Cools'
281, Jim Retcliabaw 244; ° AM •
PriMer*A to 13 -a-Katherine Pickering-, 'appear
Sr. III ITonorS-43essie Lane, 84 8', 3.
Paimed- aJalland Wassail, 70 5; (ire 0,1 .1188*.!
lindgiCinian; •44 4; Orland itichards, is. on t
2 7; Mae Royle, 00.2; Arthur.Gralnun,
.11,•e Ifedgkinstin,
ercy, 61.1; George Grahani, 00:
-works best with a small windrow.
By all means. us a, loader if possible
and • to facilitate matters, a sliding
rack may 'be. used so that'when one-
half: the rack is loaded . ft mar be
'pulled ahead and the• remainder
loaded..' .
We•mention red' clover 'because it
'is the commonest and . most.satisfac-
tory hay :crop, and is used• in all gen-'
era! farming hay mixtures. •
Timothy:should be cut either -after,
it is cut of .the first blossom or after •
the see.ond. blossom has fallen--gen-•
erally the' latter. Itwilt-require less
tedding •than, clover, is•, more easity
cured and may be drawn in sooner
•'.after cutting. Do not let it- get* too
ripe and. woody.' : •.
Alfalfa' should be. •out when thea
young shoots+•rare noticed' starting out
from. the axils of'the•lower leaves 'en.
the stalks,, and .•stiould''.be handled
rnuch'.like '.red clover, only -greater
."care is' "necessary to preserve.'- the.
leaves; a very valuable portion. of the
• plants: -prof. Wade Toole, .Ontario`
Agricultural College..
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Spray for Potato not.
• Late blight and rot: is themost de-•
tructive 'disease of potatoes In On -
art(); In wet seasons, it frequently
elstroys`'a• very,aarge proportion. of
he: erop' and causes a loss of many
h'ousands• of 'dollars' to the •farmers.
f tie province. This is to '.a large
ex
a needless `loss, '-for "lata
ight" and '. `rot" can 'be prevented
timely. thorough and intelligent..:
raying ..with Bordeaux ; mixfure:.
Directions for 'Spraying:
Spray : 'with': Bordeaux mixture,
rength 4' to .6 'pounds of copper
gate (bluestone) and :4 pounds 'of r:
ie to:40 gallons -(imperial) of wit
Gommenee: spraying.. when . the
ants are •from •five to- eight . inches`
•gh.,and 'keep the' foliage,. covered.
th' B::ordeaux ,throughout the sea-
+.. "1~'orty .to .100 gallons of the Dor,.
ux • mixture will be 'required. :for
h . application, the amount to be
d' ;depending upon the 'size. of the
It's•. Take: special are to see that .-
spraying, is' ;•Very thoroughly 'dune •
he -Weather: is 'at all damp 'ab'out
15th of July, .as, blight often bei•
s at.this. time.. Adds a poison,when
essary: for potato beetles.. arsen:.
of lead_ paste;d.l:bs,.to each •40�
;ons of the liquid spray, :or 'Paris
en 2 lbs.' tp 40 gallons :or
n of •2. lbs ,of; arsenate of lead
e arid- „lb .of`Paris green to 40:;
ons.. From• three to• seven appli
ons " should' . be 'made, , -depending.
n:' the •season, the wetter -the Weft -
the
the larger the nu`mber;,• Do not...
off .spraying' because it looks .Pike
• If' .the spray .is. on the :Tants,.
an hour •before. the' rain. comics •
ill be dry• and'suaiciont•of it will
:to. prevent infection, whicII
s place during or soon after, , rain.
yin'g,as: described aboye should
ent not only late blight and rot
also. - early blight.'" and' potato' .-
es.-For.iate blight and rot:6111y;
net..'necessary •to- commence
ing until about the 10th of•..
but in Ontario'. it is usually ad -
le to spray for all .three.
hand pump barrel• sprayer can
sed '.for •small` lots of • potatoes.
men Who grow any- considerable
ge of pete.toes':consider that •a.
r potato -sprayer is a good in=.
ent.. The . best results•: from
ing are- obtained with machines
with'' T -Joint. attachments
ure Covering. both surfaces of
eves:•at each Spraying; .
utions' • Necessary . to Insure ' '
Success.
tart .spraying, berore 'tile blight
a: Sprayjng'is done to prevent,
cure, • •
pray thoreughly,••which can the
only when the mixture Is ap.
with a good pressure 'so as to
coverilig every 'portion of .the
o not hesitate to'. spray- 'be-,,
t Ioolt Tike rain, ..If the spray
tinees1sumeie�nt of nt wadi Sti k
'vent :inr`ootion, which takes
ltiring.'or soon afteir rain. •rf,
ayttg is left until after it. pro.
rata it is very likely to be too
do much good.
areless spraying' 'never pays.
thoroughly or tot, SA till.•
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The Busy Hardware Rouse
Phone Sixty -Six for Prompt Delivery
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'in and:let us show.you why the
%stove to buy, Clean, conveni
We have the AeWest.typer.of--
oven tb fif this stove. It is
black enamel finish and is as-
bestos lined, This oven .holds
the heat and therefore' is a
saving on oil. .
We 'haire Lime for white
washing etc
.Soon you will
be -thinking of
a New Perfec-
tion -Oil Stove,
New is the time to
buy, We have a large
stock cif the new style
stoves ou hand, Cdme
PerfectiOn is Ihe best
eat and economical.
Try Pulpstone for repairing brOlien plaster.
' Fresh Cement always on hand. ,
:Get our prices on Cleveland Coiled Wire and
• Woven Wire Fencing.
Everyttling in .0arden Tools
eLEOD 0
Tlie,...Store'..Where•Yout...goney-.000s;i:iaros
" 'Your tiappy Family Bp Broken: Up To -Morro*
Studio Open Mondai,-Thesday and Vedimaday"1—
FRE, Photographer, Lucknow.
Always (win 'at The
That is always 1174ere. our.graduates.
you Want a tip• -top position, get a.tip-top training.,
D. A. lyieLaVhlin, President. . Principal.
time but --the; 'prodnction. ''Of.
field and,faCtory should be. greater now. than
ever. before. The . Bank of Ilatnilto,i,
:therefore,..give preferential consideration to
uSeful 'and necessary ent rprises.
L'UCKNOW BRANCH
J. A: 9LENNIE. ManSger.
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MANURE : SPREADERS
We sell -the fiecting Light Draft Spreaders, with
the wide -spread, the most durable and up-to-date •
'machine on the Market.: Don't fail to see it befOr0
BUOGbitlEYVT' lateet style s with eitlier sited or :au. lobar tires.
FZKILIZER-Alse Alum homestead -Fertili$er On your rooto
asid pOtatoes. it pays, to fertilize,
••• Froat..rio, Coifed Wire and WoVen Fence on hand. .
G. ANDREW, LUCKNOW.,
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