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• LONDON ' CANADA °
Sept. 6t to 14'h 1918
N. B, -New automobile entrance coir; Dundas and .Egerton Ste. Admi
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Prize List, EntryFenno, Application for Space, and all
•'latformation frons, the Secretary
Lt. -Cot. W. M. Gartshore, President; A.M. j;lunt„Secretary
Over Half a Century of Success
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green and burgundy. These' are all
- wool.: Buy ,iiow:,and .save money..
This week Miss Johnston and Miss
Robertson are in ' 'Toronto • attending themillinery openings. Special care to get the
best the market affords is altvays'our aim.
The Milliliery Departnient will, be open for -
arty Friday orders on aridSaturday,
September 6th and. 7th
BRUCE COUNTY OROANJZU1
For Navy teagui Appeal
'Walkerton, August 22.-- A general
'Meeting •trf-deieg,atc s .interested in the
Navy J( eagueaa elf Ort to ra,fice monies for
the". -dependents et, deceased sailors of
the Mercantile .Marine who have been
kille 1 by ssbin ;trine vs rrare, etas held
this afternoon in the Town 1lall, Wal
kerion, for tbo`°•yaurpoae of forming a
County Ortaanizationt
Communications were read from
many who could not attend the meeting,
and in every case the 'heartiest co-opera-
tion in the work•was promised. In the
.rural nttnnicipalitiies it . was apparent
that d succi s dui 1-•ouse to Douse canvass.
ould not be made at this time of year:
and that themostsatisfactory way for
them to contribute to this worthy cause
would be by a`grant leried`rn the. usual
way on'the municipality., c' '
„The matter cf organization in local
municipalities was dealt with in detail,
bath°-asto-reults-by-individual' ea4va
sing, 'and by direct grantsfrom each
municipality.' From reports: so far re
ceived it was quite evident .that serious
consideration hail shown that the cause
of the sailors of the Mercantile Marine
who have brsved the perils of the deep
for the welfare of Canada, is one of the
most worthy to be supported. In order
to•have uniform, organization and a uni.
form. Share .-of the assessment of the
contribution through the different °Min,
icipalities, it was- unanimously agreed
that the proper channel through which
to make this asfiessment would •' be
through the Connty Council, As long
as the local municipalities are willing to
assume a,levy -for this purpose, it is the
fairest way or- meeting• the public de
.mands. . • • •
\. It was moved, seconded nand unanim
ously : carried "that 'a committee be ap-
pointed :to present
a
requestto the
County Council of .Bruce asking that a
levy of three, .quarters of a mill on the
dollar . be made for the Navy League's
fund for the dependents of sailors of
the Mercantile; Marine who have lost
their lives by aubmarinc warfare. 'And
that the ,County Secretary communicate
:with each Reeve , `to ' ascertain if he is
willing`to support the proposed grant”
The T ' folio
h owing committee or delegate
.. were anpoiiited to appear at the County
Courioil' at their next session to support
the request, viz, John .Cook, Ldons
Head; J. J: Tyson, Wiarton; Jas. A.
McDonald, Tara;'i'V. D. Cargill, :Cargill;
E. Roy Sayles; .Fort Elgin; Rev.. C. M.
Farney, Chesley; John Joynt, Lucknow,
and -J. J, Hunter, of Kincardine: •
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C0,111'11ELL-,
al�Aa�r �,t�e•��wti�a.�t:
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ARM help is.scarce, but this condition can be relieved
to a marked degree by usingymachines that accomplish
more work in a given time with less man ower.
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Why should the farmer cling to horses -a slow, expensive
_ mpanq._a�t'
power., y� ..eu other-_business._is..-.adopting
the truck and, thereby reducing the cost' of haulin ,,•speeding
up 'deliveries, ,arid saving for human needs the food that.
-the horses would otherwise consume?
The motor driven truck can work constantly at maximum
load under the burning summer sun, or in the coldest weather.
Unlike the horse it needs no rests while working, it eats only
while in actual - use, and when the day's work is done it
requires very little attention, and leaves you free for other
"Chores" about thelace. '-Then, it can be housed in one-
quarter the space of the horses, wagon and harness it replaces.
It is a mistaken'idea that a truck is useful only ;for driving
upon paved roads. The Ford can be driver( all over the farm,gL
and . used for hauling grain, potatoes, fruit, roots, fertilizer,
wood, stock,milk or any other product. The speed it
the time it saves, and its low upkeep cost appeal
to all users of the Ford Truck. If you need
ord One . Ton Truck today.
war tax charm, exgefat iruct a and'clawvia
Lid ,b:' ,
very strong -13
help,: order your•
Alb pikes aubicad
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THE V''N!VERSAL .CSR
One -Ton Truck 5750..
Runabout • 660
Touring' . 690
Coupe 875
Sedan w . 1,075
Chassis: 62Sy_
Ford, Ont.
NVVICIs
Had Pima
For Teri Years
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And Tried Nearly Xvorything i
cupt a Surgical Operation With-
out Obi Relief — Tells
Row Complete Cure Woe
Zfected,
p p/ Piles.
here •three Cures
of chronic ease
There are reported In all three
cases rnany treatments were tried boa
tore It was discovered that D. Chase's
Ointment is about the only rea1 •cur".
for this distressing ailment.
Mrs. A. Gates, 22- Otl'kinson street,
Brantford, •Qat., writes : "I inane vied
D* Chaee'a ointment arsi a household
remedy for -ever so long, and am par•
ticul,rly Indebted it for a cure from.
Piles.
1 had suffered from this an..
noying trouble, for ten years, and tried
nearly everything I heard of. After
t-sin1 Dr. Chaee'e Ointment a short
while -I wars completely cured." ,1
Mra, Wxn. Shantz, 156 Albert street.
'Kitch ner, Ont., writes : "For several
years I was troubled • with bleeding
piles. 1 tried -.different remedies for
-relief-wItliout,vlinrte6-s 4.. read in Dr..
Chase's Almanac of the benefits other -
people were receiving from Dr.
Chase's. Ointment so I -Sent.. to • your
•office for a • sam"pre box. I found it
gave me such relief that I went to a
drug store and purchased a full-sized
box. I have used- several boxes since,
and have derived more benefit from
its. use than - any, remedy I have ever
used." --"
Mra. F. Cussons,-Victoria .street, In-
gersoll,
Ont.,- writes : "About two
years and a half ago 1. was buttering
from Piles: 1 had tried many .differ--
.ente remedies for this- distressings1n
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trouble, but nothing helped' me Fin-
ally I got a box of Dr. Chase's Ofnt- .
ment, and after:using It found .that T
was completely cured and have. not
been bothered in this way since. •I
can cheerfully recommend Dr. Chase's.
Ointment to anyone suffering as I'
•did."• •
Dr. Chase's Ointment;. • 60 cents a
box, at alldealeria or Edmanson,
Bates dt. Co.; Limited, Toronto. There
are no rivals. to Dr. Chase's Ointment
sa, a treatment .tor` Piles. • .
The following local committees' were
appointed' for the purpose of looking
after the interests of the ',Navy League
in the respective municipalities, and for
the purpose of educating the public tp
not only the present, hut the future
need of . maintaining. the dependents of
our gallant sailors who have given their
liven to our cause: y'
Albemarle`,'. C E Waechter; 'Annabel,
David Craig, WinI Cam cion; . Arran,
Joseph Johnston; Brant, D.•W'illoughby,
W, .A.` Bowaod, George' Sirrs; lirnce,,
Tas. Johnston, A.1 Mawhinney, Ar ,
MacLean; . Carrick, M. YFilsinger, .C.
Schmidt; Oulross,'Wm..Case, Jno. Arm-
rong, E G. Kuntz; i-istnor and north,.
W. aloore, Phillip Forbes,. A. Munn,,
Eld slie, J. Lewis;,,J. E. Cass; Green-
ock, D. Phelan, John Countries, IL J.
Nelson; Huron, 0, IH. Rattle, Bev, G.
,Gilmore; Kincardine Tp., R. B,'Scottt
Charles Matheson, I•Milton Alerander;:
Kinloss, D. A. McDonald', John' Purvis,
John McDiar'mid NiSaugeeb, G. 'Christie,
Alex McCannel, Duncan Bell;. Kincar- •
dine Tn., • J.. J. nter, Misses : Mac-
kenzieand Scougall; Port Elgin, .H.H.
Stevens, E. Roy Sa les; Southampton,.
C. M. Bowman, J. C Eckford; Wiarton,
J. J. Tyson, G. Ka trier; Tara, •Ii. A,
Vandusen, Jas. A. cDonald; Chealey, •
Rev. C. M. Farney, i. A: Halliday, :C,•
J. Halliday;. Paisleys J. A Steele, Geo
Carter, I Shoemaker, D. McArthur;
Walkerton, D. Robertson; Geo.."D : Mac-
kay, and I O.D.1.; Teeswater, D: Fer-
guson, L. A. Brink; Luoknow; Robert
Johnston, A. D. Mckenzie; Ripley; J.
H. Chapman, D. Mc ones; Mildmay, J.
A. Johnston, J M Ji ischer, Dr .1.4
Wilson: "Tiverton, ._IX "B; ';1ficDonald,
John McKellar; Helpworth, Jas Doug
las.
The following 9ounty Officers were
appointed Chairman, Dayid.Robertson,
:Walkerton,,Vicc'Outman, II. :H Stev-
ens,. Port 'Elgin;• Secretary, Geo:. D,
Mackay,'Walkerton..; .: '
• ' G E0. 0, M L0x,iv, Secretary.
Mafeking
(Intended for last week)", •'
Miss Hazel Webster, of Lucknaw, .ac-
companied by Miss E Pearson- and Mr. •
T. Howard, of Toronto, visited Mr. and
Mrs: F. Anderson, Tuesday, • •
Mr. Bailie Stothers, of Toronto, is
spending a coupe of .weeks vacation at
Iris home hire._ . _
Miss, Jessie . Andrew spent' part of
last week with.Mafeking friends. • .
Miss Lottie.Johnston, of Donnybrook,
spent tie weekend with her cousin;
Miss Beryl Johnston.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, of Lucknow,
was the guest of Miss Leila Blake over
Sunday. "
Mfrs- Frank Finnigan- and- daughter,
o Egnonville, are visiting at Mr. Geo,
Mies (trace Pepper returne Saturday
from a week's visit with Mar oti Jtuiiie-
son at Linder.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ebner I'liilli s are:vis..
iting the fortnet'a liarente, Mr, and
Mra, Jae, hillitis,
Bruce C,aunty News
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As.. a result of the races held in
W'Olieton recently, the .Turf Club
>M1 sa "abio to hand $100 to the local
.. 0. A. E. and ,o the Soldiers
Aid Tea Roos,,. •
Tho way in which the horse is be.
i automobile
supplanted by the automo a e
is suggested by the statement. that
the proprietor. 6f the Royal Hotel,
Kincardine, bus fitted tipa garage for
seven cars for the accommodation of
those who patronize the house.
, youth 39' years .of age was arrest-
ed at Eden Grove last week oh a•
charge breaking the anti -loafing' law.;
In other. words he was idling • about
whenhe i have been
might 1 a e at work.
On' being taken before Aaagistrate `1'ol
ton of Walkerton; the young man was
giyen eight days in the county jzil.
• A peculiar sort of dirty` trick Was
practised ou a roan by the name of
J'anies ac son,JOarrrolia`st week
Some. 'miscreant went` through cue of
his oat fields and cut the bands on all
'the 'sheaves,. It Would make a good
deal of work for the fellow who• did
the cutting and a go4deal more for
Mr.. Dickson, • ••
Jelin Wall, a Culross farmer,; was
thevictim of ;a peculiar accident last
week. lila was on g a toad of. grain and
was driving into..the barn. When the
wagon struck. the floor Mr. Wall was
thrown up against • the upper door
jamb and 'had the scalp loosened from
his head; It was sewnon again, and
the patient is en 'the way to recovery.
Major . S. Swan,who recently was
decorated by the French government
with • the Crox de Guerre, is a. sop of,
Bruce County, having been born in
the town•of Kincardine. Major Swan.
lventwest;,and when the war broke
ut he was divisional 'engineer for the
-C.N.R, in Vancouver. The decorat
ion was in recognition of his services;
in building light railroads in France;
Catholic Army Huts; `
The Busy Hardware House
phone Sixty -Six for Prompt Delivery
Paint: Paint : Paint
l=aving bought a large quanti5ty of • ready -mixed
Paint at greatly reduced prices we are, offering to the
public a chance to try paint at far less than present
wholesale prices while it lasts.
Remember we only have the best selling colors
to choose .fro
which also
another advantage. The
following
prices, while our present stock lasts, in
eitherhouse or floor paints.
Sale Price, per .quart, 69c.
Sale Price, P .., e r
,.pint, 37c,
We are arso off ering`at`a ,Special 'Mee martin-
Senoizr's High Grade Barn Paint in reed only., This
paint is used by many of our customers for paindng
garages, barns; roofs, fences, implements, etc. ,'V
can ,offer our present stock only at the following
prices, as this line had greatly advanced since we
bought.
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5.gal. cans; $ro.oO per can;- • 1 gal, eans,42,25.
• ' ><Z gal. cans, $1,•15. z quart cans, hoc.
Any person wanting to try this -paint on anybuild- •
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.
L,
McLEOD & JOYNT
The Store Where Your Money Goes =Farthest
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• The- Kni lrts•of.
R. Columbus of Ontario
hayetandertalten to raise funds through-
out. the province for the Catholic Army
huts. an organization. officially recognized
among the . 'Allies. as the body which
looks after the spiritual' well-being of
the Canadian •Catholic. 'soldiers: and . at
the same time provides many, material
comforts for all: our boys, irrespective of
their religous'belief.. - • . •
Last year $70,000' were raised by the
Knights •of Columbus for _the Catholic
Huts and the. entire amount was expend•
ed.in
theerection.of -huts in the military
camps and along the Western front, and
in providing numerous religious articles
for the Catholic chaplains and for the
soldiersin igen' charge as well as in
furnishing means 'ot sound recreation,
.good' reading .:matter,.. stationery and
Many • other; comforts ' to all : 'the brave.
Canadian boys at the front.
The great: increase inthe amount re-
quired to carry ,on this :good work
makes : a much larger -fund -,necessary
this year and approximately $250,000
will have to be raised for the C. A. It,
'so that they `.,may : continue to be_ a
source , of blessing for: the soldier when.
he is in need :of relaxation 'or religious
solace '
- -T'he campaign in Bruce _County for
this . purpose has• been entrusted to the
nearest. organized body, the Knights of
Columbus of Kitchner. With the can;
sent .of the .various parish priests
throughout Brum t ounty-theyhave- ar-
ranged for holding collection in all
Catholic churches of the .county on
some: un ay in September and it it
hoped that all Catholics will give every
possibla•assistanc'e to this patriotic work:
'The ,Iatchner'Knights of Columbus
have been very successful .with their.
campaign in Waterloo County., They,,
raised there, in subscriptions and cob
lections the sum of about $4500; so that
with the County grant' of $2500, the
Waterloo County has contributed $7040
to the Catholic Army huts.
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Brute Man Offered Good- Elting_
It is reported from Walkerton that
Mr. N. 0: MacKay, County represent-.
aove •of the department of 4g iculture.
in Bruce, has been offered' position
of instructor of Animal Husbandry at
the Agricultural Sohoot in Alberta. The
offer came from Hon. `Duncan Marshall,
minister of Agriculture in Alberta eab-
inet, Mr. MacKay has been in charge
of the Department in Bruce since the.
branch was opened here six years ago,
)e is receiving $19o0 per year, and the
Alberta%department has offered to go.
:$300 .per year better. Mr. MacKay has
been doing very good work at Walker•
ton and it is hoped by those who know
flirt that arraageuients .will be made to
have him remain,
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON, ONT.
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,,,The present national- need ,demands that you 'serve -.
free to do so: • Our soldiers,' cannot fight " Over
• There without training -you cannot serve ef- •
fectively: over here without training;
A course at this school will enable you to render ef-
fective
ffective service.
It is the -work and the pride of -the-' school to make
its students loo per cent.efficient, for in every.walk.
of life the demand is for better trained men and
women • •
• We offer the following courses:
Business, Stenographic; Seei e=
tarial, Bus.1:10entanship
.Civil Service
And arranges Special Courses for Special Students
Canada needs your work. ' Think it 'over and write
for particulars to
S F. Ward, B.A., M. Accts, Principal:
Vl. A. Stone, Com. •Specialist,.'Vice- r i1►.,-
Phone 208 •
School opens Tuesday, September 3rd.
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Swerior MeOur-Course-
is the only appeal we make for your patranage.: If ,we
could not convince you, after.tou had finished -the course,
that our training is -the, best obtainable. we .would not
want you to•_enroll.in the school. All our
Y graduates are
satisfied'an4l.successful.
WINGHAM, ONT. , :
D. A. McLachlin, President. A. Haviland, Principal,
MANURE SPREADERS
We sell the Deering Light Draft Spreaders, with.
the wide .:spread, the most durable and updtowdate
machine on the market. Don't fail to see it beforac
hanying. .
BUGGIESThe latest styles with either steel or rubber tires.
FERTILIZER—Use some Homestead Fertilizer on your toots 0.
. and potatoes. It paysto fertilize.
Frost No. '9 Coiled Wire and Woven reties on hand.
` '. 0. ANDREW, - LUC i'oW.
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