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K4.
rushed Wool Sweater Coats 1
These are excellent in quality, beautiful in appearance, nicely blended
in colors, correct in style, remarkable in price, only $8.oa.
New Silk Crepe Blouses --These come in three shades -white, flesh and
maize, neat and pretty style,: price $4.50.
Summer Brassiers- Iii a have two very nice styles, nicely made and neatly
trimmed, at 5o and 75c. - - - -
Corset Covers --See two special lines at 23 and sox.
Ladies' All Wool Sleeveless Sweaters -Very latest, very stylish, very
comfortable. -•-Trice $5.00.
New Poloniia Velours Cloth -Suitable for house dresses, wrappers and ,kip
morias. The quality is good and the colorings and designs are , •
decidedly pretty.. Price 35c.
W. 'omanli Lours
The Wait 'Vlf maw * Township Caaa-
ciI met on August scud, Ram J. A. Mal-
lough presiding, and all members present.
The SearteLsistatement for eixmonths
was read by the treasurer, W. Thowpsou,
and showed rt balance on hand of $23.50
The Report was filled; on motion of John-
ston and Purdog.
Reeve Mallougb reported thatCounty
Repreientative,S B Stotherslied secured
the services of Mr. K. Oalner®n to act :as
Judge in the field crop competition
, By Law No d, 1918.was prepared sad
passed oft motion of Purdou and Watson:
This by law provides for a line of credit
at tbe Sterling. Batik to provide funds
until such time a* taxes are collected.
Motiop by Watson and .Pardon that
the township rate tor 1.918 004 mills
---Car. ..
Tho clerk reported that he bad receiv-
ed'
eceived' estimates from the County wbich
would figure out at about .0058 mills
on the dollar,
The by-lavafor the Patterson° and
Young drains were provisionally drafted',.
on notion of Johnston and Watson,
drain. byReeve.
law as soon Pa possible;
Re.
Mellough reporting .that some of the
parties interested are .anxious that this
work be expedited:
Mr. Roy'Girvinpresented.to the Board,
felaime pagers signed by ., J. J. Was
Kington, valuator, also necessary of&da.
vid, he having- one sheep billed' and five
others i,.jured by doge. Damages in- tills
`case were adjusted at $40, 00 -one more
reason why the Provincial Legislature
has seen fit to. "double the dog tax.
Accounts for gravel and work on roads"
amounting to$274, -80 were passed and
paid, on motion of Pardon and Aitchison.
Council. Twill not meet Sep 14 at1 puna.
A 'Wilson.olerk.
Boys' Blouses ---Another lot to hand of thosea splendid quality boys' blouses at
75x. These come in plain khaki and plain white with colored stripe,
neatly made with self collars. See ' another line of boys'. blue •
�
.print blouses at 4oc,
Boys' ,Jerseys --In plain. . white,, white with colored band and cuffs; also dark
grey with 'colored bands and cuffs. These ,spell comfort for the boys
these hot days. Frices 35 and 5oc.
Boys' Bathing Trunks -Clearing lot at zo, 15 an'd 25x:
MURDOCH ..741 CAMERON co.
werdale
has successfully passed: the examine-
.
tions. st Toronto Faculty.
-..-Monday, Aug. iS
Mr. Stewart .Stevenson, of 'Atwood,
t►pqnt a few days last week - at :inn B
McDonald's.: .
Mrs, Archie Cameron, of Pine River,
is Visiting friends on the line:
• Ia Watson a nt a few days
Klass ora pe Y
aAt the.hotne: of ler uncle, Mr. Jno. Wet,
eon, on. the 8th.
gr. Win.
McConnell is at present
o
tdiiltgliing hilt barn. '
Midi Frances • McDonald; who has
been visiting friends in Ingersoll anti
London for the past month, has return-
ed to her home here.
-Mist Helen. Scott :ia spending a few
days at Mr. Archie Cameron.'a on the
6th.
Mist Anna Nicholson and Mise Mary
Graham, of Kinloea,''' are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Ino. -McMurchy.
Quite a number of the boys are at
present working in the flair fields. •
Mr: and Mrs: W.R. 'McDonald, of
Lacknow,;-vieited friends on the line, on.
Friday evening.. •
• Miss.CeliaBreckenbridge is at present
visiting at Mr. David. Canipbell'e. ,
Culross Corners
-Monday, August 12.
Mr. and Kra. John' Turner,. of For-
dyce, spent Sunday at A. Turner's
We are pleased to report
Mrs leo.
Mind is aa to be around
again.. .
Mise Elsie Armstrong, of Teeawater,
is spendi }g•thitrweek with Irene Hanna:
Mr.:.and--Mrs t Bell- anenty
~ -Sunda -
evening at Mr, Morrison'b, con. 6. -
Mrs James Turner who . haa been
visiting friends here the past le* ' weeks
has returned, to her home at Wroxeter.
'Mise Laura Foster visited with her
: friend,Grace-Thompeo¢, last weeL
•
Pte Will. Rgss and Miss Belle : Rosa
spent Sunday at jack Ross'.
Verdun
-Monday, August 10.,
Miss Laura Graliatii, of Shepperton,
was the guest of Mise .Alice Reid hunt
week.
Nellie M Mc
N` 11
Mies Mu1lin spent a few
days of last week with her slater„ Mrir,
• 'Neil Thompson.
•. Robert Irwin: .. .
Mr.has purchased a
• • new Chevrolet car. ••
:.Cadet. Stanley id ' **int the
S Y � - who
est weelir under t : left
_ . 15 �"urental roof p
for hit; training camp in :Toronto -Tues-
day laisth .
• Miss Ieabel'Cameron of Tiverton• is
the guest of Mrs..John 1uneton.
Quite a nuinber'attended: the Chau-
tauque. in
• Kincardine
cardine last
Week. All
reported a 'splendid time.
.
Rev. C. M. Rutherford and his wife
vacation are a didg their with . v h
friends
in St. Helens. '
.d.aa J'EnniShiolla S,.ating
4ay
guest Of Miss Sitdie McLeod. •
Mafeking
• • .
g
Monday, d`"" An�,y,yt,112.: •
J
•
Mr, Carmen Stothers isvisiting his
brother S. B -Stother . Enron' Oo:
' tat'tte at Clinton this week.
Pot ratulatloni to due Comes who
Mrs, Will 'Menary, of Tiverton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs,: Jae. Saunders,
thin week.
Mre. Bert Finlay and son, of ' Luck-
now, were guests of Mrs. Will Pepper
the past two weeks. ' •
• Miss Jessie Stothers and Miss Laura
Archer are visiting friends near Pine
River. -
• Mildred and Bert. McWhinney :are
holidaying at the home_of thete_uncle,
Sohn Blake. •
Mis. Janay Ritchie, of Zion, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Geo: Saunders.. •
Mr; and Mrs.. Richard Webster, of
Lucknow, and Mr.. Harvey Webster, of
B. 0, spent Sunday afternoon at Mr.
Thos. AndersonTs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller,. `of St.
Helens, and '..Mrs.• Gibson and Miss
Susie, of Zion, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jas.. Webster on Sunday:
Mita /tete Twamley is spending a few
weeks with friends in Howick.. •
Glainis
IN MEMORIAM
In proud and loving ' memory, of
Ernest hall' Ounininghani, killed in
action Aug. 15th, 1947.
We think of him in silence,
His naive we oft recall, ,
But there's notating' left to answer
,,Only his picture on the wall.
Sleep on dear Ernie.in your
• py u foreign
_ ggrrave._
Your life for your conntr you nobly
Y Y
gays.
No loved ones stood neat You to say
"goodbye" •
But safe from.: all troubles•you peace-
fully fullhe. : '
MOTHER S F lsT nil and BTit Ito Ra
1.
CROP' `;COMPET1TION-When. the Re-
sources Committee last:
s
ring s
u
a
scot-
edthe growing of spring wheat by Un-
tariofarmerathe Council of West Waw
anosh• organized a competition among
spring wheat growersi, offeringg five Pprizee
aggregating. $30.00 for the , best plots'of
three acres. • • •
As .suggested by J. L. Wilson. Secy..
of the Faire Association, noway :_repre
sent t` e'
a iv , S. B. Stothers was -asked _to
plaee'the 'awards, in waist of •19 .entries..
Mr: Stothers declined to act without an
umpire, and Mr.. Kenneth Cameron was
induced to act in that capacity. They
reported that the appearanceof: the
mop .la ver'y,encouraging to the grotvere,
That the appatently low score given the
different Competitors isdue to: the pres•
once of nssicua• weedo; for. Which tbo-
seed supplied was responsible.
The prizeswere awarded as follows:
Wm ebser so'
, W t r, ere .Ooi•
score 88i
Score 87f
Score. 85
score 85
W. A. Witsoott Clerk.
F. Todd
ern. Stothers -.
,Jae. Nivina -
A, Mirk •
Zion
-Tuesday, Aug. 13
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Philips, of St
Helens, visited her sister Mrs. Jacob
Hunter on Sunday. ° -
Mies Margaret Woods ie spending a
few weeks with her sister at Elora.
, Mies Janet Hackett is /visiting her
sister at' Dungannon. ' • - .
Miss Margaret Ritchie visited friends
at Willow Creek the past week.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Jos.. Hackett .and.. lam -
ily. motoredto.pinkerttn one day, last
week.
Mr. Harvey Webster, of B C. visited-
friends in this vicinity on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. Herb".Stothers and
daughter. Lenore, spent Sunday at her
home here. •
Mta. Ralph Nixon is spending a fe
days with Mrs. Baker of; Willow Creek.
' Mr. and Mrs. David Andrew are: Vis-
iting at her home in Kincardine. •
Pte. Alf Ritchie is home on harvest.
.furlough. -
Miss Janie. Ritchie is visiting•her'i is -
ter, Mrs. Geo. Saunders of Mafeking.
Mr. Ralph Nixon, Miss Is'ibel; Mr.
Jim Helm, Mrs. Alber'• Helm and Boden
Ritchie motored to Willow. Creek' orf
Sundry. .
We are glad to report that Miss Mary
Helm is improving nicely.
Could Not Lift
Stick of Vito
0
Would Almost Faint:'From•Severe
Pain .in Back - Doctors
Could Not Get the Kid.
neys Set Right.
great manyDeerie stiffer the
- re -
suite
. of deranged kidneys, and do not,
understand the cause Of trouble or the
way to obtain cure. The writer of, this
atter.'...auffef''it.:.eimrincfati ': paid-' in
t'ho back • and ,in vain his physician
tried to cure him. For some reason
or other his medicines did not have •
the desired effect.
Mr. pits' brother was a merchant
'telling, '' aliningo er n
gother medicines, Dr..
.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills, and he
beard h1 customers telling about how
they were cured of kidney derange-
ments
by their nee. ;This led to Mr.
Oita putting them to the test, with
the splendid remelts reported in • this
'Otter. •
• Mr. E. G. Oita Benton,Carleton
N
County,. N. B., writes:. "I m glad to
lei you -know how Much your medh-
.cin h
e- as.flone-for-
me�. Y suffered from -
my
kidneys, which at one dine* were
so, bad r could not lift a stick of wood
Without getting on my knees, and then
Would almost faint from the pain in'.
my back. .I consulted a doctor about
it, and he gave : me some medicine, •
but it' did not help ane: My brother,
whois a merchant,' "
and carries all
your medicines, advied me to try Dr.
Chases dneY-
LiverI oIone
box, and they helped . me. do Sot
another one, and kept on until 1 had
taken S1re b . n
0
xb which cured me: • I
have had. no trouble with my bads
rincol sad .0 �# novo?- flbt:UUt ...><h.
Chases iiidney.-Liver Tills in the
house. . Last euninteE • I also siitfered
front piles.' I used three boxes of your
Ointment, and it cured .them.7.. can
certainly recommend Dr.. Chasei a Pilin
and Ointment."
Dr. Chalk's. Kidney' -Liver Pills, one
pill s dose, 21io•,a box, 5 for $1.00, at
all dealers, or Ednfanson, Bates & Co.,
Limited, Toronto. De not be talked
Into aeeeptfnr . substitute or lou "l/ilZ
Nrtsimr be 410aPpotnta4
EY!REEN SU?
seou the atter weakness:
that roi* ambition, destroys appetite,
and Inaba work s, burden,
To regain your strength notbinghas
ever equaled or compared with Scott's
Emulsion; its. blood -enriching proper•
ties give energy to the body while its
tonic value sharpens the appetite in
a natural, permanent way.
If you are run down, tired, nervous,
overworked or lack strength, be sure:
to get Scott's Emulsion today.
ikon Ai pewee, Toronto. out.
,MAIL CONTRACT
Sealed Tenders, addressed to the I'ostn►aster
General, will be received at Ottawa until noon.
on Friday. the 13th day or September. 1918, for
the conveyance o1 His Maaiesty'. Mails? a pro-,
week oouthe Lucknew shear 3 Rural ituut .
from the let of January, next,
Printed notices containing . further infer-
motion as to conditions Qf proposed Contract
nutty be seen. and blank forms of Tender may
be obtained at the Post (bilges of bucknowr
Bolyrood and Whitechureh,•and at the office
Of of the l'oet Office 1nanector. London.
Ones. E. 11. F,,t1axen,
PoatOffice inspector.'
Poet. Office Inspector's Office. rr
- London, end August, 1918
Dunganriozi •' • •
:-Monaay, August 12:°
Miss Alma Robinson, of Toronto, 'is
visiting her friend Miss Ethel Oise. •
Meas. R. A McKenzie -and Pearl,, are
visiting relatives int Wingbam, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred `Ross, and Mr, and.
Mks Bert -'l'releaven, were' on• a. motor
trip. to Toronto. last Geek.
Mrs, T.: W. Little, of North. Bay, is
visiting friends in the village at present.
•Th stork visited at the Ionise of Don.
aid Fowler, and Art Elliot; and left a
Tittle girl at .each.place.
Measers Sandyand Grant h'� e ialar e
w: g
of mea Working w to on the . Lli�e br -
gang fr,. a r 1.
dgp. When this is, completed , it . will be
one of kite largest singiearch- road brid:'
ges in Ontario
Mr B J. Crawford, is sporting a new
McLaughlin ,car. '
Men are bey '.building on the, old
hotel corner. This will make a great
improvement in the village, ag.e. ' .
p h _
Messrs. Will Maize,Ralph' Dialler,
and 'Howard' Jarvis were in Clinton
last week for re-examination.
Miss Daley Ryan . has resigned her
position as public schoolteacher here.
siss Rae. Stothers has beep, engaged
to teach.the junior room of Dungannon`
•
•The young ladies of Dungannon held
a patriotic •.dance in the Agricultural
Hall Monday, which was a decided sue -
TILE. DUUNGANNON FnEL11 : DAY :this
year was certainly the, best yea The
automobile parade was the first on the
program, Rev. Mr: Steadman's car . tak-
ing lat prize, Mr. Hayes Meyer's 2nd
prize ' and Mr. Fred Rom'' 3rd. The
baseball
match a ch betwee
. n Lochalsh and
Belfast was • close. but' In favor of Bel
fast. • Then Belfast played Goderich
and•the decision was again in favor' of
Belfast, ' Supper was served in the'
basement of the-flell by the Women's
Institute. The' -,drawing,, for the ;Iwo
rigs took place at 5 o'clock, Mr. Will
Richardson, .of Torenfo, getting one ;and
Mr. John McKenzie, of pintail, getting
theother er lucky'ticket. Both .gave the
Ings 'back to b - ~_ ,..resi
a old for- the "Red -
Cress. The concert in the evening was
one of athe beet ever held here, The
Henderson :._.Riltie.._,i ads.. and. -.Lassies,
from Londdn area very talented :organ-
ization ' and Miss Alice Dunbar.comed-
ian: The•program consisted of cornet -
solos, singing, Highland dancing, comic
songs and readings. Dr. T. E. Case.
acted as chairman. 'After the ooncerta
dance was started which lasted .until
about •430. The : proceeds from the
whole enterprise amounted to $1075:00
A number •. around here took in the
Chautauqua in G:iderieh last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Stothers; Mr. and,
Mrs. E. J..' Crawford- -and- Mr. Bailey
r
Miss Clark,
d s _ --ofS tr
afford
> 'motored'
to Bayfield on Sunday.
GOOD SHORT STORIES
•
• There are several' first-class.. abort
s
stories by Canadian: writers in the, Can -
adieu Magazine for Auguat. First
mention should be given to a new writer
Laura 'A. Ridley, whose story, "Mies
Bartlett's Evening. Out",. is a. fine, char-
acter.:atudy.' The illustrations by Mary.
Essen are unusually' good. "Troops';.
by William Hugo I abke1 is a moving
sketch of the troop train delayed . fir a
ery hours ata junction point in New
Brunswick. 'There are also personal
and travel sketches, historiced articles
and a chapter` el Sir. John, . Willieen's
entertaining rearinieeencea, -
KINLOSS• COUNCIL ,
Kinloss" Council 'met on Aug. ` 5th,
Members all present, , Reeve McDon-
ald. is the chair. Minutes of last meet-
ing• were read and adopted. Ile Treas-
arer presented his half yearly Financial
Statement showing a balance on hand
on June 30th 1918, of .$2345 79 and on
being examined was on motion accept
ed and put .on file. The clerk presen-
ted to . the. Council Board, statenient
from county clerk re county tax rates
for the Twp. of Kinloss for the current
year, It was Moved by J,es. Tiffin, see-
„onded by Jno. Colwell, that by-law No.
96;, a by-law authorizing all tax rates
in the Twp. of Kinloss for the current
year 1918,.be now introduced and read
a, first, second and third time andfinal-
ly passed. ' Motion carried.
By-law 'read as above 'was passed,:
signed and sealed. Moved by Tiffin,.
seconded by McDiarmid that the tax
rates for. the Twp. of Kinloss for• the
*current year be• as followsFor county
.purposes eight and nine tenth ,mills, 'and
for township and patriotic purposes,
two and six tenth mills,: and for special.
grant to school boards.' Two mills on
the dollar on all rateable property, and
income aseeased in the. Twp of Kinloss.
for the year 1918, and, such other rates
within the Bruits of the several school
sectionsas may approximately meet the
requisition of the several school boards„
Motion on being voted. on was carried.
Bilis: of accounts onbeing'considerer)
and pawed, the followingcheques were
issued.
Richard Guestpercentage on
,
.vwire.fence '.-.-ir.r..-. s d 3.00
.Richard-Guest._rep .grader..; 1.-•50
,Wm Taylor, 64"yds. gravel •
ling and removing'logs...,. - '44 00
Dave Johnston, 75 yds. gravel.: 6 0
Foster Moffat 94,yds. gravel. • 7 52
Dan Melones,134i4 yds' gravel 10 76
7 sio.
2.56
Jno. Johnston; grading 'side
" line, Con. 3 .• •.r .......... , ... - 13 50
Geo. Mchlenaghan cul. and
draws tile, lot 31, con.:3'... • 45 00.
Elmer 'Tiffin, 43 .yds. gravel_
lot 27, con. 5,...: ....: 1 32' 25
Peter Moffat, cul. lot 28, con 5. 3 00
Jno: McDonald, 47 yds, gravel 3 76
A. D. ' Mackenzie, part en •
printing contract .4) 00
J. J. Henderson, tile per bill 24 30
Geo. `Ferris, rep , bridges lot
23,•con. 4 .. 3. OG
Jas. Montgomery, percentage
oq wire fence ....3.00
Henry
y Pennell, , cement for" •
side walks,.' Kinlough .. 32 25
Sam Stanley, hauling timber •
for llridge, block A 3rd R S '3.00
Hiram Shelton, dani.tges to -'
sheep by dogs, 5 00
Jas. Kenny,' 124` yds. gravel... • 9 92
Geo. Malcolm, 116 yds .gravel 9 28
Chas. Ellis, 58 yds. gravel and
rep. bridge $1 25, ...,..... 5 89
Jno. Purvis, 16 de..gravel...
1_28
Abe Burn,q
t le .
bill
t er
P 6 00
Jacob Miller, grading°• con.. 2` • 7 50'
Fred Thompson, 452 . yds.
gravel rlavel::.Cu3rcaa.:: aundu,
li . cird
R B Kinloss•share. .• 153 00
Jacob Miller, 62 ydi gravel . 4.96
Wm. Kennedy, fl6 yds. gravel 7 68
Henry Caesar, 2.5 yds. gravel 2.00`
Thos. Murray,
re New World
o
ro llecto r'
r s roll and .postage
$1 54, postage and reg..
g
Voters' List extra, $1 483 02.
• Business being overthe meeting ad-
journed council to meet for business on:
Monday August 16th 1918 at..10 o'clock
a.m.,•solar time.
THOMAS MunxxY, Clerk.
Robt. Roa9;. road 'work div.
No. 2
.Jane Mirehouae, 97 yds ;gravel
Thos; Moore,' wirefor fence . .
Langside
-Monday, August 12
Harvesting is in full swing.
Misses Millie•_ McGregor and Pnetnie
McDonald, of Tbronto, are: spending
their vacations at their resliiictive homes;
Mrs: Anguse MacDoueal, of Part
,
Arthur is visiting t
. gat F. 'Ci•: fHc.ffat' a.
A nu n be
m
r�r►fthe
bays hem Iotdon
are home On harvest leave. -
A number from Langeide attend
'he Chautauqua at: Wingbam. AI1 re .
ort good Meetings and first class
ntertainment. .
Rev.. A, R. Gibson occupied the ril.
it of he P
pit t Preq. Church on Sunday.
The Y.P.S. meeting will be held on
Thursday evening,Topic, ''Lessons in
sture'e School. Leader, Ida i'illl,
Phone No. 10 is at Your Service
Wax Sell for .Cash=•We Sell. Cheaper Than The Credit stores
1E.IiAVE
JV ANILLA ROPE In 1-2 inch and 5-8 inch, the size used
for Shing Hopes. 1 his is much super-
ior to either Sisal or African Hemp and
havi g bought it before the advance the
• prices right
CASTOR MACHINE OIL
Either: fight: or heavy.
CAROORUN UM XNiF1
SHARP NERS-
For the sections., ,
SAMSON NAV FORKS
The best on the market,
BI RUL RS'
Pure Paris Green, Arsenate of Lead
and Bluestone.
•
�e Lucknaw Hardware & Coal Co,
THESTORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
!LIMA LADIES' COLLEGE
(Canada's National Residential School for Gkl ), ..
OPENS ITS THIRTY-EIGRTIYEAR:.
ON SEPTEMBER SIXTEENTH,
NiNETEEl HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN
Thorough courses in Music, Art, Oratory; High School, Business
• College, Domestic Science and Superior Physical Training .8s
For terms, adders: R: I. Warner,.M.A.;D.D., President St. Thomas Ont..
CREAM
WANTED
In,. connection with the
Wingham Creamery Mr.
P. Graf will have a num''
ber of cans on hand.
Cali for a can. Highest
price s. ,Satisfaction
guaranteed. `
L. S. Beninger
ager
Prop..
GRAND TRUNK SYS EM
ITA
iZVEST HELP
cv
CUJONS
.
toWinnipeg.
$12
Plus I2C .beyo mile
perbeyond
20 and 29
groin all`statione beeweentyn,` nt. and
;Toronto, Weston, Meaford and Yalgrave,
inclusive; also • from stations north of
Toronto to• and :including i Huntsville.
August 22
an 29
From 'Toronto and all 'stations. west and
south.thereof in Ontario • .
`For .further particulars apply to any.
Grand" Trunk Ticket Agent ora E
Horning, District • Passenger Agent, ,
Toronto,
London's. Exhibition
Canadian Nation
Exhibition `
Aug. 26 TORONTO Septi ?'
300,000 admissions• sold. Bret
'day; of advance sale. Come
with'the crowds to thegreat-
eestExposltion;in the 40 years'
• history of the G. N.-&
"The. • Hero•
of• Britai
n
, 'A Production of tremen- 1p :
done ' force. and . beauty,.
• .swath 1200 participants.
All the colorful parapher.
nal,
a of romance and hi.-
-
ton► in the naking.._in-
spiring, • dramatic ---a.
epectacle edery CaiiadlatiL.,
should see_,
MO.,_.MN
� E
T
._L:F�•�
SPLENDOR
A Patriotic•T hrill in every eeste
Ciente livestock and agricultural display-. • •
Government. exhibit,-demonitrationi • of voea i
tonal traiiiing by 50 crippled heroes -fanning
on
factorylinea.
colossal
exhibits' G of labor.
saving devices .. Covemment pat'tiotic food.
,how--Creatore's world -famed band Allies
1
exhibits - of fine arts -AND . AWORLD 011
OTHER SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
• Price of ad
ralselon is 25 cents
unchanged
Consult -your -local agent r ar
9 eg dW
railroad !Z
ilroad f
ares•.
i
SEPT. 6T11 TO 14TH
The Olfloialramme
ro g
p E of the
West-
ern Fair has just
u.st
been lashed and a
glance over the same will
assure the
public that a visit to the Exhibition
will be wellworth
r
orth while
this •year,
•
There will be
two speed events daiil
Y
with. 040000 purses all week With/onlyy
two _ ;exceptions. ' A new systtiin -has
been every' adopted of making'as
p7 heat a
race and dividing the inoney according..,
ly. This should bring out 'the ver
best horsey and the best' that Y.
t at.,h8 in them.
There will be lire -works ofr the Aver
beet each night alterfor
gthe lielaPi miler
formauee ie oyer. -
1►V Tt1E• WAR TO WIN is -
There h , �ii�iit 'to 'be passed at Wash
ingto.1y . Man Power bill providingf •r
r
til
drafting
of� r
men U.t.
othe
P ageo£4a
years, It is proposed in this way to pet • .
Bide the men necessary to Bring the war.
to a quick eonclusion ,, The Amercians
have gone into the war, once they were in it, in that .big Amerman way which
not only, deserves but eom p els success.
Uncle p
7 cls Sam is not going:to fight with
one finger ata time, but with both fists
and two feet, and ,putting the whole
force of his body into every punoli,;
DAILY Snit,
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