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M.any Thousand
Firm Laborers Wanted-
lor Harvest n: in WesterwCanada
"bong Trip West" --112 to WINNIPEG. "Return Trip last" --$11 fro* WINNiPB.
QOING DATiit8
August. 20,,
and
Alug;ust 29.
TERRITORY •
Won Stations in Ontario 'West of Smitht'tt Falls to and 'minding Toronto on Crake Ontario Shore Line
and. Havelock P,etcrbero',Line, ,
Frona ations Kingston to. Renfrew Junction. limiu
natio,* slve.
From stations an Toronto -Sudbury direct lino .
'From stations on Sault Ste. Made branch.
From stations on Main Line. Beaucage to Franz, inclusive. '
From stations Bethany Junction to Port McNicoll :and Burketcsn-Bobcay Aeon.
August 22,
and.
August 29.
From stations in Ontario West and South of Toronto to and, including ',liamiitors and 'Windsor. Our;
Fromatations on Owen Sound. Walkerton; Tecswater, Winsham. a Erora,'Listowel. Goderich, St. Mary's.
Port Burwell and St. Thomas branches,, n
From stations Toronto and North to Boitont, Inclusive,
RPROIAL THRQUQI$ *DANS FROM 'TORONTO
Tuil`particuiars: from Canadian Pacific Ticket Agents. W: •B. HOWARD. District Passenger Agent; Toronto.
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Make all Your Winter Evenings
at Home Enjoy le by Owning a
rafonoia
DERE is 'nothing that will bring into. your
home enjoyment in such varied forma as a.
Grafonola. "Practically every kind of entertain-
ment that the stage offers in music, oratory, reciter .
tt#'o9't; etc.., is reproduced and at your command, at; a
fnoment''•s notice,without stirring outside your door.
, You are never 'ata loss to' make your friends'
visits thoroughly pleasant. There• need be no dull
moments where there is a Grafonola; .
Prices frog .• .:$21°2
Por this Small sunt you can secure a perfectly d2pendable".
instrument that bas just all the special features.that distin-
guish the. Columbia Grafon'*la: Other prices are $33; $60,
3'65, $102, $135, up to $660, and all may be boughtfronrus
on extremely easy terms.
Small Amount. Only
Need be
_ Paid . Down
:you can •have any:,•type of Grafonola sent to your home
at once on payment of a small fraction of the purchase price:
-The :balance will be arranged In little, weekly sum's to be
'- hand after at your convenience... -.'_ .; •
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Now is the arab le decide, because: you can get the full
advantage of enjoyment that a Grafonola will bring—for
1ludoor evenings are here, ° p
m. Allm Agent, Luc now.
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ti rpsesa*voM^nrwa ell asrw W"l+w>rs,+sts
Price:s in.,,,,.01•tinesof Goods are:
Much Higher: Than 'a Year Ago
But, : `nothing to what they will be
next year. In buying what you need..:.
for the present or the future you will
save money. Our stock. of PRINTS,
COTTONS, SHIRTINGS, TICK-
INGS, FLANNELETTES and all
SILKS and DRESS GOODS never
were better value than now, when
compared with the- wholesale `.
• Customers who buy -liber
•market.. . -
ally for future needs will show rlavis
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on Wednesday
esda
Our Store w111 be open - � Y
evenings during the summer. •
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ANN:.
gy�pp' F HAMILTON
p1Rfi of vital importance, but alone
. hepresent stage
itis not stringent at t g
in Canasta's 'developnant. The money saved
roust be Used for .the-. production .of new
wealth its, order that they rowth of the coun-
- try may be unhamperec . Phe Bank of
Hamilton assists and enc! urages increased' .
production.
AJeK1 OW • BR Cl
. J, A. GLENNIE. Ma ager.
Brtptsels School board has engaged
the services off.�Miss Annie Geddes; of
Belgravet as successor to Miss (trace
Walker, as teacher. The salary will.
be $650 and duties begin a t the *close
of vacation. `; Miss Geddes .has exper.
sense and a gond' record.'
W.: W. Hill
LUCKNOW
We believe filet It pays
to give our cuatomere
service and eatisfac..
:ion; that is why we
want to. --sell , you -AO Ig CAVAli
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Cream Separator
`1'iia1�7EiI IiFs tirade
'a' big hit with cow owners from
Muse to Mexico.
The reason u net far iii see:.
"=ed a th
It • thet e NEW
aervtce
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De. Laval is .giving-- service never.
before equalled. Every user of a'
NEW De Laval is an enthusisetic'
booster. Satisfied users horn coast
to cotta, are telling their. friendi of
this splendid new separator.
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The NEW De Laval has four
big . advantages . over any othet
separator:
It skims closer...
It has greeter capettty -
It's the simplest cream• separator
ever made. • •
It is equipped ' with a Bell
$peed + indicator', which insure'
properr speed and thus prevents -
cream losses..
We'llsetlyoit
a NE* De
lama On such
easy terra.
that int will'
pay for itself
.out of its owrt
wrings, Ws
Wapt to .ea
you the neat
tint* atoters
la towis.
tiwf 6 Cnusity News
Capt C. .F. Venetone, of Wiogham,
. reported wounded for the third time
in France. Hie wounds mo far have
not been serious.
Joseph .Shaw, of the 3rd. line,:Ifor•
ris, recently sold .a Yorkshire sow`fur
the sum of .108,617. The animal
weighed 690 pounds.
The Township of Grey.and neighbor.
ing municipalities are, preparing for
the construction of a large drain: to
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be known as the "aitlaud River En-
largement", The coat is eatirnateci at
over $31,000. ' The Chautauqua fostivalasreefing,"
completed at 'Wingbam and Oodorich,
each, running forsix .days, turned out
°very successfully. „Bath _ towns..have
contracted' for a repetition' next year,:
The Wingbam committee show a pro�•
`fitnf $100:00, but, of course,the fin
social consideration is not themain
one in connection with a Chautauqua
festival _. ... ;
FIRit0 OOMPETITION.-.The scores re,.
ceived in the oat competition of the•
Turnberty Agricultural Society have
been announced as follows:. Wm.
Webster 95k, Richard Wilton 95, N.
Underwood 94, John Shiell 94, J.
W. Fortune 92, .John Armstrong 83.
Ab. Proctor e2i, '1'i, T Perdue 79,
Oliver Campbell. 79, CR G Campbell
78, Peter Leaver 77,. Mae, Ross 75•
Aumo AcctnsrtT'—While endeavor._
ing to avoid a collision with a wagon
on the street of Seaforth, a yonng son
of. Jas. Williams. lost h controkof bis
car. It took a quick turn and dashe3
upon the 'sidewalk where it struck
Mrs. Marvin, pushing ber through a
plate glass window. Mrs. Marvin.
was' seriouslyinjured and two windowa
%era 'completely sniashad.• The re•
pair hill' will be.considerable.; •..
• DROWNED AT PORT ALBERT=A sad
event took place at . Port 'Albert on
Monday,. Aug. 12th, when. Malvin
O'Neil,' of • Toronto, lost, his life by
drowning. A party of 'Bey Scouts
from Blyth, under the • guidance of
Rev. , W., B. Hawkins :and Messrs.
and Fraser, had just arrived
for a week's outing by the lake, and
the Toronto boyo who7ivas visiting at
Blyth, accompanied them: • Afterthe
tent- was •,`pI ced'and things arranged
some of the party wentjipito the water
for a swim. Three • of the. boys be
'came detached fromthe,fest and, pre
tuinahly young O'Neil was seized with
a crimp:* .When • bis companions not-
iced - he . wee in trouble they immed-
iately endeavored' to bring him ,to
,shore, but their ,efforts, were in vain:
Mr. Hoy ' aecure3' the . body shortly
afterwards and 1)r. Simpsotk was
called,,but'life was extinct.. '
FIRE AT cixrvono-The" village of
Clifford was visited by a disastrous
fire August lst, • that, 'laid wahte
half a block : in, the centre of the vil•
ager _ Thh: fire originated in the hay
mow hof, the JfanSion• house .stable,
owned by kr. Adam `Seip andrapidly. •
spread to -the buildings adjacent, •'I'n
the path of the fire. was Mr,• P.
'Brown's barn, Noah. Echel's stable,.
.the,:fine residence and stable of Mr.
Angus McPhail, formerly oMarrick,
and a comfortable dwelling owned`.by
Mrs. Fraser. All or these buildings
were"' completely destroyed,: and the
villagers were unable to stay the pro;
,tress -of the -firer on account- of they
lank°of adequate fire protection. At
one time when the flagration was at
7,ta,' Wight
velope .lialf'tfe'96illage, and an appea
was sent to Harriston `for help:. A
special train was. sent uP p ' with the
Harrison fire appliHnces, and the
smouldering heaps of dehrie were
drenceed with water, removing all
further• danger of the. lire spreading.
We understand that all the buildings
destroyed were covered by insurance
but the lois will be' -heavy, It is es
tiinatejd that the total loss will exceed
610,0.00. Mr. McPhail's •lose will be
the greatest, as his residence was con.
sidered to be one of the finest in the
village: Hip buildings and contents
were insured for $2,000.--MILDMAY
GAZETTE. •
AN OPPORTUNITY TO D0:
SOMETHMO WORTH WHILE
• Do you know a Mother, whose son
has bought with. his life on the battle•
fields of Europe the lit arty you enjoy?
If • so, it It your privilege to dame that
'n►otbee for decoration into the later.
national Order of Allied Mothers in
S srlfee, The A.e.soeitted Itiq late wade
her uomintitiga by her frielide, an in..
gilt:int to her de sertition and Aim a prriv,„
ihyia sieoorded to uh who how of such
a one, tat pass that kpowletlee on to the
Aasoc1*ted Kin Headquarters, Loudon.
They do the rest as a patriotic prive
on behalf of the people of Canada.
'Thin great movement originated with
the Asscciated. Kii r encl to them is. due
the honor of having prom lgated their.
proposition througlate the entente until
soothers in practically all its :major
nations aro wearing this insignia of
of what is admittedly at once the most
exclusive and the moat democratic or-
der of womanhood and sacrificial mother-
hood that is, or will be.
During the first week in Septelpber.,.
What will undoubtedly be the -greatest
gathering of sacrificial motherhood' ever
assembled underone roof will take place
in Bond Street Congregational Church,
Toronto- This • time Is eboaen -that
mothers from •a distance who are visit-
ing the Canadian National Exhibition
may receive the insignia of the Inter-
national Order of Allied Motliera in
Sacrifice, This will be the second decor-
ation meeting held in Toronto .thin.
,year. K .... _ _ __._
Following at IKinsman Hall,'London,.
a similar meeting, the fifth in London,
will:fake place, Each of time meetings.
will be addressedby a speaker. chosen.:
by our ,overseas 'heroes and a program
in every way appoptiate to the occasiop
is'aesured to those who attend.
Wetrust thq friends of mothers' with-
in the scope of our circulation will see
to it that this distinction be conferred
on every mother whose eoldier;son has
made` the supreme sacrifice: To such
of these mothers as are ant in through
phyticalP disability, the Associated Kin
ask local co-operation. and volunteer
special attention' to their decoration in
their ' homes. Where • the Associated
kin is •organized, particulars should be:
handed to thelocal secretary to send.
ferward. In other placen.meud ,,full in:
formation direct to Head Office,. London,
Ontario.
RURAL ;MAIL ° DELIVERY."
The following article which we take
The Kincardine. Riview isquite as app
licable to this part of the country; as- to
any other.
, "The Government at Ottawa necaded.
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several years ago that the coral popli-
1'ation of Cannada ;wereentitled to re-
ceive better mail service than_th ey had.
been geting, and' at great expense inaug-
orated free delivery all through the set-
tled portions of .the Provinces: ' Bones
and fittings were forwarded to all tine
people living.en rural lilies, who desired.
them at cost prices. ' The name of each
•patron was .printed sin 'the box. and a
cut of 'tris name enclosed with the furn-
iehings ao that as soon as . the name
showed signs of .fading `a litre fresh
paint . could be applied and ;the . name
could always be read easily by any per-
son :driving on the public highwew..
The people, or a great majority of them,
have grown careless in the 'matter.
They look for their mail to be delivered
correctly and yet eight out of every ten
'boxes haven't the sign of a name on
them now. . The mail carrier is. neither
steel nor cast iron and . is bable to ,all
the diseases of the human race.' •Sonde
day he will have to'send a stranger over,
theroiite, and the new man will find'
What he is up againet when h3. gets to
•thewboz, . No-namer-can't deliver - -Oets
' to . a cross section of the ' line where
several boxes .are *the .corners...- This
tjpie he runs into greater difficulties, a
whole grip of.boxes and nota 'name,
and- i e: Ornriherhoris agree . wI
the Government that they would main-
tain and keep•ii order the line: shovel
away the now from around the boxes
and assist in keeping the, road open in
winter. They are a favored people,mail
delivered three hundred and thirteen
days in the year, right to the gate. free.
The mail: carrier goes everyday; no holi-
days, not even. Christmas or New Years
Day. As the Frenchman says: every
day, every day, every day. Are you
trying to make the delivery of mail mat-
ter -as perfect as possible? •. We Beer a
lot ove th
about
Government breaking faith
with the farnen has the farmer done
what he agreed to with the Govern-
ment? Ask the mail carrier; or better,.
look at your mail boa add see . how a
new man could deliver• correctly your
mail. ' ,
'Now this is a matter that 'concerns
The farmer more even than it' does the
mail order, Ouch as hp woad like to
deliver your mail, so straighten up your
poste and get your name :repainted on
your mall boxes so that a man may know
where you live and do Wilms .°
The' Busy Hardware House
Phone Sixty -Six for Prompt npt Deliveal
Paint :Paint :Paint
.Having bought a large quantity of ready -mixed
Paint at greatly reduced prices we are offering tothe
public a chance to try paint at far less titan present
wholesale prices while it lasts.
Remember we only have the best .selling colors
to choose from which is also another advantage, The
following prices, while, our present stock, lasts, in
either, house or ;floor paints, . ,
Sale Price, per;quayrt, 69c.:
Sale Price, per pint, 37c,
' We .are also offering at a Special Price Martin
Senour's High Grade Barn Palnt izil red only
paint is used by many of our customers for painting
aintin
garages, barns, roofs, fences, implements, etc. We
„ can offer our present stock: only at the following.
prices, asthis line has greatly :advanced since we
bought.
5 gal. cans, $lro.00 per can. , r gal. cans, $2.25.
% gal, cans,•. $L15. r quart cans, hoe. -
Any person wanting to try this paint on any build-
ing can have a sample can free for the asking. We
want you to compare these prices with other, high
grade paints and see if we cannot save you money, ..
ifeLEOD & i1OYNT:'.:�
The Store Where Your Money Goes Farthest
• Considering thepresent national crisis and your
ability in what . capacity can you serve best ?'
Don't say unskilled labor—Canada needs
skilled . labor. Untraimd workersare as great a
bindraice as untrained soldiers. _
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A course at this, school , will - enable: You to ans•
wer this^question with satisfaction to yourself and: to
Canada: -.q,: •
The business world needs your services and its•
doors are wide open, fo,you
SCIOOL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON, ONT. •
OlIers the following courses .
Business, Stenographic,. Secretarial,
Bus. ,Penmanship,, Civil Service
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and arranges special,courses for special students;.
For furtherpa ritru1,
ars-write to
B. F. Ward, B.A„ M. Accts, Principal.
M. A. Stone, Com. Specialist. Prin....
Phone 208
School: opens Tuesday, September 3rd..
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Superior...Merit. of Our Coarse...
is the only appeal wemake for your patronage–, If we
could not convince ,you; after you had finished the course,
that our training is the best 'obtainable, we would . not
want you to enrollin the 'school. All our graduates are
satisfied and successful.
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MANURE S R� ERS
W 11 D g Light Draft Spreaders, h
th `d d h t durable and t e t
hi h k D til i ! before
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We se the eerin i h t D. with
e wide spread, the mos urn a Sipa o• a e
machine on the mar et.° Don't a to sec ore
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BUGGIES The latest styles with either steel or robber tires.
FERTILIZER -,Tse some Horiiestead Fertilizer on your roots
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and potatoes, It pays to fertilize.
,- Frost No. 9 Coiled.Wire and Woven Fence on hand.
W. 0sr ANDRI3V♦ , LUGKNOWi
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