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SHIRTINGS
Standard Shirtings sell at 40c a yard. 1„ -LT'
have Men's Working,Shirts in good quality,,
well made and full sues, at 1.00, 1.25 and
$1.50. Save work and buy a shirt ready-
made. We have Men's Print Shirts' from
1.00 to: $1.75 in good cloth and staple pat-
terns. Boys' Shirt Waist douses 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,
1.50 to $2.00.
Ladies' Black Moreen Shirts, good quality,
3.00 to$5.75.
-'Special m Mack
Cotton Hose, 245c 5c pair.f
Special an , Blaek Cotton Hose Feet, Ise pair. •
Nigger Brown Cottons Hose, hoc pair.
Now is" the time to buy 2.ugs, Linoleum or Oil Cloth
- and save the advance in.. rise.
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.•tett° ill �!��all!.� ,L.i!,' s'.s,� 'I..
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No Heat
Waylaid
Straight walls int'the
deep firepot of the
Sunshine Turnace pre-
vent ashes from' col- '
leeting and absorbing
the heat instead of
allowing it to . do its
work; in' heating the
home—one of the feat-
ures that make ' the
Sunshinethe kind : of
furnace you want; 'fora
your home.
Full information' about the Sunshine
Furnace will be sent free totany address.'
upon request to nearest branch office.'
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London Toronto Montreal . Winnipeg Saskatoon
St: John N.B. Calgary Hamilton Edinentori VaneQiiver
"A Lap Ah'ead'!
buracip Tires..
'Special'. -=-represent:opg
best what other 'titres may
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asters of ' the Road" •
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In connection with the.
in ".ham Creamery Mr.
P. Graf will have;. i um -
n hand.
cixso
hero a
Call for a can. Highest
` p r. i c e si " Satisfaction
guaranteed. •
L. S. Ben `n e
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Prop.
• .is THE PRAIRIE. CHICKEN • '
•.-•BliCo4tli4fi E4T1NCT?
Altliough' everybody .in general bas
been 'lamenting. the death of:the so -
Called prairie chicken 'in ,Western 'Cati-
ada, Hamilton M. Laing, in The Cana:
dian Magnzine foreJttly,"deceriibtn.. the,
I habits of this valuable fowl and quotes
1 Ernest: Thompson Solon as ..authority
for ,the statement that birtiq and ani.
.
mals bii° n rthetn l tit tl
tl u es route and go
A .
1
at intervals . or eycles,. and coutcnds
that this speeies'of grouse .hes net been
annihilated by .settlerfs, but . will appear
agaip in nunibers ' equal to .what hits
been experi.:nced in the ektost •settle -
mote of Manitoba •'Tia article is a
l splendid study of the r` hair a (pilots,'
PTA 141N
• -,:liu)ia lt;', l
k°t;wsENT1Ti.. «,- Vann . dlarsfcsrei pct
rogolveri .11w3t wear 3 i'.tDiatn111meetion
which will bt of interest to our St'
Ifelenrt reaaderrl. . ft reseals' as follows:
A verypleaiteint soeial fathering wag
held tat the sloinJ tsf lila. flsra. Wain on
Weaf neaday evening, Jafe ef;, when the
triela bers of the choir and tJ l;Irecutire
Committee of the Gadd of :;, Andrews
Church .!lief to bid farewell to Mise
Mary Little who for thq past year and ;a
half has been principal of the public
school. The evening was spent in song
audhstory and Miss Little was presented
with, .a white I?jench, ivory ,,bedroom
clods land the beet 'wishes of everyone
preecnt.• Miss Annie .laroadfoclt: read
the •.taddresa and Mies Isabel Iaongstaff
prevented the gift, The foilctwing :1s3
the aeldrtp`ek,
• To Miss lee0Littlet
Dear 'Mates Little: -We, the members
of the 'choii,•'alid the executive of the
Guild ' ha.Vinge. recently learned with.
deepest regret of .your departure•from.
our inidat'hi ve wet iiaglit CO -en-
joy one - more pleasant social' evening
with, you. During your sojourn in Al.
lentorel you have proved .yourself to/be
sterling character .always putting' uty
first and _many times we have felt en-
eouraged to go op with our work in the
choir and Guild because we knew that
you would always be there to do" your
share. -
INow we feel that we cannot let you
leave without trying to show our ap•
Predation of your faithfulness and wo-
ask you .to eceept this little gift not for
its intrinsic value , but as• a slight re
mem'brance of your many sineerefriends
in Allenford. We all loin in,'wishing
yea tile best things .in life wherever
your .lot May be bast..
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Signed on behalf 'of the choir; and
Giuild,• • . .
fico C. 17.4114, Choir Leader; `
• li.wYrsur<i,r, ),3nomerooac, Guild Pres.
Mies Little; . although taken entirely'
,by surprise; thanked the:clioic and ex
ecuttve in a few vererfitting words and
' told how nauch•she heel ' enjoyed. teach
ing Allenford and ,helping in the
•church°and Sabbath'Scliod'1.
•i11rs. Wiain, assisted. by four of the,
girle,'served a.dainty lunch and at mid-•
night the social was closed'by'everyone
singing "1+'or sltie's a jolly good .fellow"
•and•°`God saye:oar Splendid Men."
•O:i Friday .afternoon this scholars•of.
Mies Suteliffds and°Miss Little's reoms
held • a oonccrt" .in :'the, Senior room
Several . of : the p4,rents'"were, • present,
The most important event was the •prey-
intatibn' to Miss. Little of beautiful '
eleotrie' reading lanep,: a'Ni'ppon bonbon.
tray, a brass ,1 rciiniereeind -several ether
*fits by "h•er:pupils :
• .The.following address'6s read.
Miss Mary Little, '
Dears: Miss Little: --We cannot tell•
you haw�sorry.we were when we learned
tlis;t you had resigned ytstiir positron as.
Principal of our school,. t a':tuno like
:this :it is hard to flied vrords'.•wbich will
adegaately tex.press otir'feelings... 'You
hawe been with Pea comparatively short
time and yet we have come to love you
and tee depend' on you to ane extent
Which we did not realizetaetil we 'knew
that you were leaving' us, but it is ever
thus: We shall miss you More than we
• cape tell. The schoolrttoni. will net seem
t
..he . s zn :Without yon; and not onl Y'.in
;the schoolroom :btit' 'also on the street
;wa. shall miss `yg'ur:brigbt smile;_and:
piea. aant• greeting.. arid in all'our semi=
'itiunity life your absence will be felt.
Whileyou ''have :beep with,. us you
have ' Made: eureinterests your own, and
••though: you must have: been diseeiira gee!
Many. titres by tttr seeming iodiffeienee',
our failure to,nppreciate'your .efforts in
Our behe', f, you kept on working for our
lie t= --i rrt �r,=ste�, 'Y -on' rave'°•-ta"OEgli r
e us
mane.,:t i
s
bn g .•not' included in`the school
eerrlcuhtrn,1ossons which we' shalt not
some forget; We want to blank yogi for
the pains you have: taken to give us the
besf t:airing for life, • You' May never
know what part you haaye'played in the
niouldieg. ,o f stir ' lives but We feel' that
you. have :exerted a powerfulinfi.uence'
for good 4)•u•our lives both by your ex-
arnple and year tcachinge.
But we would pot be soselfish as •to
dwell on btir loss alone; We want yen
to know that: as yen go from .us we all
n i
o
J to } v
tshtrig that througliiitit'.yotir•
fife'Geil'e elioicest gifts..may y be yours:
In the words of the poet we whi1d say,,
"busk what is best, that best we wish
thee,," and as as expression el our good
'Wishes -We -ask YOU to ttecept these gifts.
' Wo hope . that in future yearn they
y
niay, bring beck happy memories of your
days in Allenford.
Signed on behalf of the sehool; •
Jl:' N AnuN,
1301Z01.11Y I11tuNT,
E1ttiEar fltlzrti,'
GAIMEr l0NTcl0lcr.Y,.
Alieuford, Ontario,:
.June.«8, 1p18,.
W. W. Hill
LUCKNOW
°'Webe ievethatitpay*
to give our customers
teervlsnt> land ssatisface
Clow; rtbat i$ why we
want to sell 3rou. a.
rug
CreaL Separator
With yn single tool -lite comb!.
nation *reach and screw driver
shown' in the illustration below.
• and.a part of the De !anal equip-
rmevt—yea can take apart a
NEW De Laval 'and set it up
again in' a few 'minutes,
Could 'anything beeasier or
simpler?
There are no complicated paras
--no chain drives, no cog wheel
uizles, no ball no
to get
flattened or broken, Every ad
justment can be trade quickly by
the pian on the farm vvtth no' -.p .
Olaf undeistandir: about raachinety,
The only tool required with
a NV/ Do Laval
Such simple construction inalces.
the' NEW De Laval the easiest
separator to clean, ,
Wo Will soil yort a NEW'
' De Laval on terns that --
can'thelp suiting ybu.
Conte in and examine the
• • machine; lotus show you.
what it will do,.
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50001, REPORTS:
•,' .S.S. No. 5 ASIF1'1EI,D `• •
The • following'arethe :reports for'the
month of June and tl* promritron. exams,
Jr. IV-Janey Ititchie,.'Marshall Gib-
son.
Jr, III -Either Ritchie, ' Olive IJelm
Margaret Webster, : (Gertrude •Stroud,
Earl Gibson) ties. -
.. Sr,, Ire-Ea:ea . Ritchie, 1?,va, ..Gardner.,
Jr II A, -Harold Gardner", Dorothy
Andel -son,, Malcolm Webster.
Jr; II B.:-•Limund. Gardner, Jolie
MCDonagli, (D., W; Strcvd, :Jno. "Ritchie)
ties,•Jessic Andrew.' •
Jr. ` Iat, - •Alfred. Ritchie, _ Verde
Strong; (Milvert° .Iteid, Willre3 el -Lintel)
ties, Willie W.ebste'r,' Mary Stroud,`'
Pr. Class-=f�:mma McD.onagb,..Dayid'
Anderson, Olive Strong; Beryl Gardner:•
Np on roll 27, an. att. ars. ' •
Promotion Exams.
From. Jr. IV to Sr, IV,. To pass ' 310 -
marks. Honours 582`. marks.
Janey 'Ritchie 592 (Tion. ), Marshall
Gibson. 478 •
Froth Jr. III to. Sr: III. To pass 390•
mark's; Hondurs, 575—marks.
'Esther b1ttehii 582',( Hon ), Eerl Gi.
son 479, (Gertrude Sti'out1:460, "Olive
Helm 486,)ties; Margaret 'Webster 463.
From Sr. 11 to Jr,III To .pass 202
Marks. '• Honours 499 .narks:
EIna .Ritchie 0137 (Hon ),-Eva' Gard -
net'. '447.
Mane, .Ti mer e., Teacher,
, • SS. No. 1, l ize> ore'
Promotion exams ,
Jr IV to Sr- I Total=;
Bannerman; 670, elteMcDonald
Campbell :5`;,8,Kaeke 488,,, + •Gezldes:
480. .
. Sr: III*, Vital 700.• -B.• Hewitt 460,
Q. Swala•e11 4:s0, °Il $linnet man 3b5, R.
Barnes "332, T..Guest 27.3.;
Total 1lacKenzie
571, Er Guest 515,. K '(;apipholl, 513, E
IIaako 393..
Jr...II to. Sr, II• Tot d '300 -=1t Cole
`T.-`IaCDTnnatil
198; K. Huston 191, V. Leeson 183:
Jr. I to Sr 1-I: Leeson,' r" Banner-
man; E .-Bonnett
Primer--E,,Hodgins, 10).'.Iiecwitt, .�V,
Campbell,' :L 'Geddes,. A,.Stauffer,.:1.
$onnett,
' Promoted May lst: .
• Jobe A. Loi klieitr, Teacher.
1101;' I son • SttiibOr,
For month of June.
• Class IV -:P: Congram, J.Drehmanti'
H, flierris.
Sr. TII--T. S'.v tier.
Jr, III- -G. ilamilton, 0. Johr sten,
Sr. II -S. Elliott, E. Johnston.
Jr, IT -;1i, Johnston. '
Sr. I T'3 Iiatniltram-
Jr: -1-20. Johnston,
Sr. Primer --L Johnston, II. Ackert,
Ii, !hitt: • • '
Jr. Y'rimee-- .W, Broome, L Moine,
E. •Eekinswiller.'•
Promotions,.
Jr. IV to Sr, IV• -.-T'. Cvngram. (Horn.),
H. Harris
Sr. ITI to Jr. IV- -E .Switzer' (Pion )
Jr. /II to Sr. XIII. Hamilton, 0.
Johnston.
• Sr, to Jr. ]]: ,1L Hariltee, •
A. E. Ciu rx; Teacher,
tett ���_�.ti�.
Mdfaing
fntildcd for last web%
Uarmdn f;totbere, who has been home
euees Thuredey, retureed to i°oroiato to
take a few weeks course in cadet train
rues. He has the promise of a iloeition
on the atilt of the Kent .r=e)ool, Toronto,.
provided lie pa4oesa the examinations re-
cently held of faculty. We wish hire
every success.
Miss E. Dougherty returned to her
home in Gederich: on. Sunday accompan-
ied by her sister, Miss ,Mildred, who
bed spent a few days with friends here.
Mies Rae. Stothere ie visiting friends
at Lochalsh°at present.
The garden party held on Air. Itobt..
Henry's lawn, Thursday evening. was a
decided success. In spite of the threaten-,
ing, weather 0, large crowd gathered. The
total recants amyunting to. about 5175.
A good prdgreen was presented. Special
mention should be made,of the Luck-
.now
uck-.now Ladies 9uartette. Their singing is
a real treat. Rev.. 'Mr,, Garbutt, of
Lueknow, • aten Mr, Little of St. Helens,
were' present, and gave:abort addresses,
At the close of the program Messrs Jas.
Hackett. and David Andrew, presented
the, pastor, Rev. S. ), Bridgette.with' an
address expressing the appreciation and
esteem of the people of the Ashfield
circuit for their pastor, who for tine past
four years 'has Iabored • so faithfully
among us, also with a well filled purse,
as .a :more ,tangible token of the good
.will of his fdends here in Ashfield. Mr:
Bridgette . i expresRing his thanks re.
ferred to the pleasant relations which..
lead alwayslisted betuneen paster and
people here Mr. and Mrs. Bridgette
and family leave this week for 'Court:
right, their new charge accompanied by
the best wishes of their 'Many friends•
of this circuit.
(Iluron County Mews �!
H'nn To P Y..—The County Court
case of MuGI nn y9: Hastie was be-
fore Judge ekson:at Goderich.rec
ently. The efendant, W. R. Hastie,
of Gorrio, in otober last" :bought
hogs from he, plaintiff, Thomas Me:
Glynn, a far or of Howick. township,
and gave 'i payment a cheque of
Charles C. f nitre, of ,Wingliain, for
whom he wa buying the hogs. , When:
Munro's, ch ue was presented there
were.no fun. ,.and Munro subsequent.
ly made a aesi nment. McGlynn
entered actin against Hastie,.' abet al-
though the deifendant entered theplea
that he was a mply Munro's agent in'
the transact' , judgment - was given
against hire r the :amountinvolved,,.
$:?00.10; an 'osis. • •
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S:BLL' .fl HENS EARLY �.
As soon . 'the•' breeding season .la
direr, ' get <rjtd' of all male birds used in:
the breeding pens. When the ego yield
drops in the' early:suramer, or, when the
egg yield does net pay for -the feed, sell.
off alt hens over twoyears old. and: 'even.
the year-olds cull pretty.: well; • Poultvy.
at this tune'. of the yearwill bring a
better price. than later and: feed and
space. gill be . saved for the best o#: the
year olds and the growing chicks. Old
hens as ,a rule, especially. of 'the ,heavier'.
varieties, ' do not :pay for their feed in
late summer eggs:-
Sell the_..yeung' cockerels' Whenever
they :are .readythroughout the- simmer'.
Don't :.keep .:everything till.-' the::fall'.•
Whenever : theprice is ' good .sell.. the
cockerels an broilers or as small roasters;
In an. experiment carried on at: the,
Experimental. -Farm. in the spring :..of.
1917 with•. Leghorn chid/etre; the 'sale of
the eockerete/ paid all expenses 'forin•
cubation, brooding and feed for them:
°semis "end.. pulTefs-up•uri•til the first.of
September. When the pullets went in-.
to 'winter. 'quarters- on November 1st•
they died. cost over atidabovewhat had"
been, Paid by 'tne' sale of the cockerels
just 3 9 cents .each, ' This experiment
showed not only that.it paid to sell the
cockerels :early, but it. also demonstrated,
that pullets could be 'raised much cheap-
er than they 'could he bought ;in the
SS. No. :7 sINnosr' 0
jr,• IV -Ross McDonald,' Marion Mc.
D.otigall;- Gordon Moinnce, ° Malcolm
McInnes. • .
Sr, III•---rosie. Stewart, r
Jr. III•' -Charlie Pinner, Cecilia. Pine
0e!', Mtlydbeh' "'SViwart, •;i'ingti ' Mc-
Dougall.
Jr. It ---Mary Campbell, Roy Main -
nes, 'Blanch Pinner, Tommy England,
George Pinner, •
First Class-»-Jatues Stewart,. Nora
Robinson
Sr.. Prltuer-..- ifyrle Gamble.
Jr. Printer- 'dna McDougall, Angus
McDougall,tarold Campbell, Leonard
McInnes, Pearl McDougall.
TY. AZxe?r1', Teacher.
•
walla
The Busy Hardware House
Phone Sixty -Six for PromptDelivery
� T�0 IYGrji
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Soonyou will
be thinking of
a New Perfec-
tion
'erf e0 ,tion ' 411 Stove.,
Now is ' the time to
buy. We have a large
stock of the new style
\ stove i hand. Come
in .and:let tis show you wily the Perfection is theThest
stove to,tbuy.., : Clean, convenient and ,economical.
Ask anyone who lies. one.:°
We have the newest type .of
oven to ft this stove. It i,,.
black; to,
'
fi .tsh and �.s,as-
bestos lined. This' oven.' holds
the heat and therefore is a
saving on oil.
We have Lime for white
washing, etc.
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Try; Pulpstone for repairing broken plaster.
Fresh Cement always , on hand.
Get our prices on Cleveland Coiled Wire and
Woven Wire Fencing.
Everything in Garden Tools
VcLEOD, & JOYNT
The Store Where Your Money Goes Farthest
Your >�ia.ppy,Famly Migbt'Be Broken Up To -Morrow''
Come i• •
n 1 We are extending our special photograph sale. through the
month: of July advantageof this sale.while •children are home
from school; • •
Studio -open Monday, Tuesday. andi Wednesday
FRM, , Ph:otographer, L lcknow;
1Aiwa S':1ool '1: • at TheT�1i
�' ,
That is* always where you find our graduates. • If
you want s. tip-top position,:get''a tip -trip' training
.the kind you get at the
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WINcrH'AM, -ONT.
. A: McL-a 1thit `president. A. Haviland, Principal.
ESTABLISHED 18 72)
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•HAMILTON
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HAaVv JIILTON
Hwar's demands must be net by the' tt
creation. of new wealth: Farmers, and.
auanufacttir-ers are :itrged by_thr t
to increase; exports and make Canada asfar
as possible. self -independent, To; increase
productionitisnecessar .'.th:at capital •
"'be:employed to thy' best advantage. .Th
serve productive enterprise.. is ,the function
of the Bank of :Hamilton. •
17GKNOW BRANCI-1.,
.I. A. GLDPINIE, Manager.
MANURE SPREADERSO
• We sell the Deering tight Draft Spreaders,' with
the wide spread, the most durable and upMto-elate
machine on the market. Dont fail to see it before
buying.
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DUGGIES '•'The latest styles with either steel or rubber, tires.
FE1<lTIt.IZEll--uste some Homestead Fertiliser on your xoote
• and potatoes. It pays to fertilise.
• rost.IbI'O. $l Coiled Wire Arad Woven Fence on hand.
W. fir. ANDREW LUcKNOW.
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