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THILIAS DA'Y SEPTEMBER fl Ist 11921
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. CITIZENS`of Ontario•-,-The'onily salvation'fb
Ontario's rovenue-producing;forests is: .the preven
tiob a forest° fires. Your sdppo:rt and co -opera-: •
tion is absolutely essential... '.
,Forest tires are; -rapidly'diminishing 'olr re-
sources of timber and pulpwood. Over )O per cent.
of Ontario's forest fires:. are caused by human
:earelessngss.. '• ... .•
If •:everybody ;Was careful u1 t'o prevent the- start
of fire, Ontario's..]forest would be.safe.
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.B•U.SINT•.;SS MEN of
Ontario Lend, • us a••
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,hand: Thq various'husi;.
• . ness associations -=
• „of' bankers, -,boards of
• r • trade, , manufacturers,,
• merchant:., lumbermen;
engineers,, ncationr: sts i,tourtst4, and •spot is-,
n�ctp;.aud••all other bodies' of weight and lnfiu=.
• once, can. do: agrcat work for 'this' province and
for their Diva Interests as'well-by' actively:pro=
Meting educational •propaganda to, reduce forest
• tires. °
RAILWAY OFFICIALS 'din help. Railways
cause. 40%- of• ,'Ontario's .Forest fires: ,The,'-
Forestry Blanch is .being t e11; supported by •
ipnproved co-'operaty:on on the part' oi'railv.ay
lots and by the',Dominion Railway Board°
• 7;et us reduce the nuinbertof railway fires one
h.tlf 'this sumnier.` .. (The train: passenger m
Northern Ontario who: nonchalantly throws his,
,cig arette of -Cigar out of the window during' the
fire seaad'Lits-'dese'rETmg-of-`a—j'd 4—se"
twice!) . '
. ,CAMPETtS;..'totirists, •fishermen, pieknickers,
• berry, piekers, prospectors ,and hunters 'should'
O"ntario—Forestry : $ranch' r
feel their••' resprinsi►p]lity even though, out •of
ig:ht at tits 1iolicent t,::
. L.I., s .
• S?'T�'.I.L.•., can. co=ot•eratn by e::etetsinr;
inert ca i o in .setting out iire .ori..their own pre-
,,LL;ITBT R FIRMS can help t,y imptessin • o'n
•till foremen' the. need • for t<1ref,:rlt esu.'- I.iyer-
(1ri\`i:rs iri • drys •s'v ot:s sl'ci i1tl be' ,specially
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ts•arnnd;' :Gangs, ctf iron fi. ntr; i7 'and' ottt .;tci'
the camps need .sp((lal„r+11e,•iitin, .because of •
”' ilie`•c]anger -(1c n the';slanli-lined •trails fi`oin
the inevitable cig rel,fi:e.. •
•TIIE PRESS do more pub,ie spirited
:: „e'onstrtirtivc w ork^ to',reduce ' forest :fires 'than
•any ':other single ial 1 ncy,' This, is; A• .non -pori-
• tical campaign in. winch the whole press could +`
- join.. • .
LEADERS OF, PUBLIC''O•PINION in every
epromu pity•• should''1•e. the • -first to extend a
hel in. 'hand.. T&11, t:}i• Chi
the Head Office' any..time you have information •„
,or sug ,estions'• to impart, or questions to aslc.i
Gra' US A HA.N4.! ..,
'arl7arrierrt i ilclYn. s, T'v'rbrito
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•ANO Elf $10110 TINE-
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Phe • 1t\ t1het ton 'Tc lc Stolle is res
pansiblesi•ur•;t-hf follow nrg;•:•
�Lr. \Z illiairl Irtirinc` the.'Ri(plcy, ho
tc11,e_eper, :.7sa `._thousand ,_th 11a1 s
lighter in Pio bat}k account owing to
an irifratritxnr,1 of Elie`
,week. li'hen. License Inspector Pel
low of Hui oit wall :eci •into -.the hotel•
•Wcdnifsday. '•evening 'll(. sawa•
b trio of gin•sltt}rig behind the :bar.
DIV iir_imniedidtely phoned' '. oven : to
1 •wens(. Inspcetor :White' stating .that
ale wOuld.,,p east- ;-uilYy._a3id: •arranged
to, appear att''o'urt--lieie:'the f' -To Torr-'
mx:iltiy I.zuiit. brouerht, La'ivyer
•S'ewzat • of Kiri:ocitdme:;- alon{;• to.
•(ot t t 1 hui Sclay and pleaded guilty
Iii in .1.61d, the courts that,
.rot gii':had • been •',in: his possession a
L�tttr time; lic.i•haps ; t .year— , 11e ',had
.tlkeh it•do,};n5titi•rs to have. a :drink
it fh e.;..suppe tbatJeveniitg and'left
it isi the bar: • 'After 1istenrigjo�l'r
win S story,~ 11ingistrates'•Tolton
Richardson 'assessed hint $1,000 :, and
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4545. eoSta, _
MAFEI(ING ' •
Ititended. "for last: week.
Miss Gledhill. of i3euriellar was `the
guests . df Mrs. 'Geo. .Tlyamley on
day °
Mr. and Mrs: •liiayratorid Finnigan
spent Sunday .at°her former home.
Mr. • Carman. $tothers , returned
'Monday from, Kingston where he has
been studying •the past six weeks.
Mrs, Greer iof •Mieh.• is the guest+.
of Mt. and Mrs. Jas Edwards.
Llsie Anderson, Olive and, Richard
Kilpatrick are spending a few days
• with-Lucknow :friends.
'Miss Graee "Blaike returned Satur-
dav from a two Weeks visite with
Clinton' and Stanley relatives.
. • Mrs., Richard'' Johnston visited Mrs.
11. White. Stratford last week.
The Wr M. S. of the.: Ashfield C]r- -
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suit will hold Anniversary Services
in Blake's Church Sunday Sent ' 4th:•
Miss Caroline Wellwood, who repre-
sents the Wingham district as Miss,:
.ionary to -China :and, who is..how on
furlough• ;will give the addresses, 'in
'•the afternoon at 2•.3Q, a'hd .7:30 in the•
cv:4f n>iissnta•.Wellwo
od comes fresh• -from`
the work. ful of enthusiasuin and<in-•
formation sb we look' forward to a
rare treat; Come and enjoy it wit,,
us.
On Monday evening Sept. 5th a
convert.ivill be givan.
Rev De.•. Wi.tt.,Cosens • will • give a s
recital entitled "within the walls of
• Heaven" which ° with • some musical
nunmbers . will'' make a deligtful pro
'granune. -
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Y'OUN'G MAN' DROWNED
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The campers•at the beach at GI hes
Grove were thrown °into' gloom on
Saturday afternoon' • bya drowning
accident•in Which ayyoung lad naned
Ed. Martin of, Port ;Elgin,. Post. his:
life. He' was teaching. a' young lady
nante•d, Reta Osborn•e''to Swint' when.
he sank ,;in the; water • and .did not
4•bnle tilt#again; The, straggles of the
girl 'thus left unaidedin: her: efforts
to. keen , afloat were noticed, by Misa,
Vennard, "who 'raised '. the •alarm.
Kenneth, .son:.af, ltev,1 Dr. McDougall,
wasat: the Vile in ,.the ftnily cottage
,c n: the;beach directly, •opposite .thee
snot•, • and ,succeeded •in swimming, out•
hitilne,.,to rescue'the ;girl. Th body.'
of' v'oung &Xarti•n which had :been car'
061 s title distance by. the- undertow,
.Was located by„ Jack ` Shoemaker of
Fa• sley' and brought to' the surface,
afterhe..had,di,ved down and slipped
•a` rope around the foot., of •the: drown-
-crb. «'as "uoL yip
Year's .of-'ag'e, but was ' large .for his
age, and; a strong swiininer. • He.*had.
h,oweVei, .become afflicted. wt`th heart'
'trouble.'throt•gh-.an attack:of the flue.
acid it' is-thouirht th'a`t "the weakness
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of the .vital organ was the cause of
his drowning
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Dl 1a acuiuti gt.dt, beneath' -t . rake with
hiy fa 1 teas aneI , c(
bldl
- lbef6 Fornmr,-•iron 'ci€ 4it� i cut ront
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and, Mrs, !.1. hn Benner; ] 5th colt , ttic }t(c, svrtq Ulecciut#;:.---1p.tuf(s lye
Carrick, : met 'With a sei',icitts.
1111-..r •
_ he, wag. ,Vito .ti11(1 L. �'ii',. fryt.lef;er L°(n4Vey(.ir
-•-_.._taeitazl t y�
yowler to the ltotisc. I)r. ;talker
was called and 'on .his 'arrival it `was
furan] that foul` ribs on . the 'victim's
left stile'Were broken. and had•piere-
ed .his lung, as well as being' badly
bruised about the body. So ser ort
was his• condition .. that the antbut-
anee' •wag ordered and 1.''einier. tak-
en to the •Bruee County' Ilospital
where he.is stated .to be slowly itis-
proving. • ' . '.
-accident :when: tt.: team Pr ---',1)().1s" ai o tri t(]t to t to crt its
driving became: frightened at the
breaking of a portion of the. harness,
and ran away. ' Fenner, fell between
`the Tioraes and the ralcei ..and was
dragged• over the field .until the int-
, *men% struck the fence and be-
came detached• from the' maddeti'ed
team Nothing Wettliflown 0? the
of
accident until . Mr. Rap Krueger
the Itrueger & Lettner' meat market
who- called.'ot the Fenner £oral ,to
purchase a .calf;: noticed ' the team
standing• at the barn' in an eitci.teed
tate and on'notifying Mrs; Fennerhey'
;date,
to .ha iel4 axed #'aurid the
ptIto tto' m> c• 4106 la a $enni Ufa.
*.Tf'ydu eau to go 'to heaven: on the
tostiniolty, o your drQ5ntalcc; ', could
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COURSE FOR IST CLASS
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Tlt'e.. attention ..of .tlte• holders . of
•\fiddle ,School. Normal, Entrance ter-
titleates anis • thea ,,parents, is .called
• tor: the new'eburse --foi ° a first-class
certificate ;hick can .be . aecluir.ed in
y can and not is . }t((ar tofol•c requiring
two. '•zoti:rs The subjects _to, be
en ai'& I.11 '•liyil (literature...and com-.,
1, ( ...alt cl I
,position)'; Modern European history,
Ai';gebra,°t;erintetrr, ny Irwo of'::(iiot.-
•tits and Zoology). (d) ,I'hyTics .and
;tittar f t `= either `o 1,Itege:-two.
'lioFe i�lai> �:it (�tiito i"1�3s ceiiiifictrte
tjll.take tlte lea,hea._tra'iriiu _'QUr
s'e,at'ri' Normal St;hool (London for
this district) and w'ili receive qualifi-
cations enablin r' them to teach' in
ther Public schools. or' .continuation
and high scliools.` '13y 'this ' itiearfs•
they have. the opportunity of secur-
ing' positions commanding consider:
i r salaries tlian second c a
ably h ghe .< a s l ss.
Normal certificates are able to at-
tarn; . "
DO'G"BITES LITTLE` GIRL `
F'i otn The';'Mildniay Gazette) - -
, ,I •},the 4 year old daughter :of i1lt
and Mrs: Chas.':Schmidt of the 14th
.c. nee;4 i-o:t1r.aiiet. With :a very ,pi bifuL*,
clangorous. experience • on_'_ Ionday
When a' dog belonging to a •neiirhbor;
i1 ' S't'ilt. Pe sc1 acher,,-atta(+lred' he,,
i• i I ery • badly,: •Mr•.
-Ar'i?Yn Pe-rsebacher's -Ii•ttle son,. -was,
singing in the yard,_; and the .do
canto' .along, got, in : the , wary' of the'
swing 1`The,°anilnal 'was .given quite.
a .bump,.ewhielf._so' :angered it that,it
:tuned, savagely on ''Iva,,.'. ,standing.
cruse by; :and';fastened_ its teeth in
hor .leg-°-alio e •-tlte -lase- Ali =•fa 4 1y�
did the anilttsl:.laold''its hold on tile,:
child •that the, united aid, ,of - three
persons Were required to 'force it to
Teat go," The li tie g}i1';s flesh 'wrs
,'t'erribly lacerated :and r.torn, and
she • suffered ,badly also from'shock
arzd fright Mt Perse'basher 'ith
`medlatcly ,sent for • Dr. Carpenter,•.
-who "dressed the wounds--Land--took:
evo7T-' c nt nn--ta.-'-pretreat- Don p'1i
:`eatiofis from' setting in.: The dog
was :locked, up, and will be carefully,
watched• for any .symptoms of rabies,
and;.: in the meant:inerthe• patient `'is.
doing `as' well as can be .expected, •
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S]LIEEP
Ohl whata wonderful word that
is l Can you do it ? That iso drop
off into a goorl sound refreshing
-sleep? .If yoix are unable -to, there/
is something wrong with your nervi
ons `system. It, is: a danger signal.:'
Nervous.' prostration, . melancholia,
nervous dyspepsia are only a few of
the serious maladies 'that are liable
to develop,
' • DR. ,MILES' NERVINL—$I,20
will soothe- the irritated and, over-
strained nerves. Just one or two
doses helps. Nature tq restore them
to their ,normal functions. Guaran-
teed: $af aped. Sure.
SOL' D' IN L CIi.Now
BY
A. E. McKIM LUCKNQW
Where there iia tendency tot 1
onetipation1 you will find DR.
flLrts LIVER PILLSefectfVb in „
keeping the bowels open,
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It's Fun to Re -finish Your
Home.— When You Use
• the Right. Varnish
D'O.you know that a good floor varnish is not
necessarily a,gaodfurniture varnish
That is one of the things we•have learned in •
our 'long experience in selling varnishes.. Otir''.
knowledge is at your; disposal, so be sure'to,tell us
what you are going to re -finish and we will give
you the right varnish at the right price. i
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R•ae . & Porteous.
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Fresh 'car. Portland Cement Nut -Stove an
1gg Goal on :hanb,,
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LucknoW L O.L:, .No. .128., meet in,
their lodge. ;room _every.. second ;Tues-- -:
day of .the month 'at' 8 : o'clock pan.
W.11'I.,Jess. Irwin; Rec. Secy:, Wm.
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A.F.-& A.M., • G.R.C. Ofd Light,,Lodge:
• zheets every, Thursday, night on or',
before^'the Tiil1 moon, iri tYie 'Muhl
onic 1•:Yal1, Havelock St., Lueknow.
N-. 'G. -Mackenzie Sr'9V.;' F:-
S. Reid;' J.W.;' J McQuai•g,• .Sec,
WY-A-"Vilson.
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Spend as much' time 'in .'Couflting
your ,Ittoreioo as : yolt'' do you,; mono
and'you will. soo4.1bo riche
y.- Fever _.
SUMMER
coo* 'ASTHMA,
-spoil .i;Yi'ic` iri'• ho1iditiy,
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Positive stops these troubles 1
'Slneczinweox idg,-coUgh>i►g,
Weeping -eyes- aren't neCessa - -
• _unlass you .like •being that way:, •_:,
$1.00', at your druggists, or write
Temple'tens, Toronto, for a' trial. -
SOLD BY A. E 'Ihi ra CKNOW
1.0.O.F.. Lucknow Lode 'meets every
I''iiday evening at 8'.o'elock,in•tliieir
Catbell-street-14• t
cordially invited. 'Officers:, Noble
Grand, Relit. Johnston; Vice 'Grand,
�Areh..•Barbour1 Rec. Sec., E. Aitchi-
son; Firs. Se% ., Dr. iaterson; Tress
Oct; Alex • ROOL- `'
C.'DR1NWALTE`R
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Amemmueseemssime
CREAM . WANTED.
FORT
AM E R
CALL ANY DAY AND. -GET ,A
`': AT T. SMITH'S STORE:
; We "test Wedtte$day and` Satur ;
---•-day;=I?:111-,-Get-your•:cai'any-
Will also buy• limited quantity -'_-
of good cedar logs.
IiATRONAGE..:
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• '1LlRNACES SUPPLIED AND
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INSTALLED --PLUMBING AND
ELECTRIC WIRING.
AGENTS ,FOR THE HECLA
Who- liesitatef—
Is
Lost
Don't hesitate. Start to -day.
Bring, your Cre.$m,,, Eggs and
•poultry to •
Siiv *O.Ods; • Ltd.,
' ' And mak mone,Yo
SILVERWOOt'S FOR SERVICE
fit 4 X 'CUI$O11a nivai ext.
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'•-Between--
•. MONTREAL
--•TORONTO
DHi'EtSIT
lout • ICAGO--•:.. ..•
sure to his; agents in forei count
ries let; collected $8,000;000,, oitstand-•
JOHN SUTHERLAND, & SONS, 'Ltd.
Guelph, Ont., Insurance, Fixe and
Marine.
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The, only • hopeless failure it1 the'.
person who has oeastd to iairl+ Vq gor•
•51c9e1/N1 .. ,.. s C 1
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Unexcelled Dining Car Servide.
,leeping ears on Night Trains and '
Parlor•Cara on prhjciva1-Day' Trains.
Full tafiirmation from any .Grand
Trunk Ttakst' Agent or C. E. $ora -4
mg, District Passenger. Agent, Tor-
onto.
V. 'F. Phillips, Agent, Luclarow..
The quickest way for fi pian to find
ortt what others think of him is t
tug tcr oirioi
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