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Clearing Prices on: Whxte, Shoes. See, Clegibig Lot
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Another lot of Men's W�oi' �ork.•�ocks-a. 25c t
• .. ' : ,• �� � pr. for 25c.
"men's. Stocking Peet, good quality,
Women's. White: Cotton Vests,, S°pecia1 Value at 19e.
Men's ,°'s ,I,eathe . Belts at 3 Clearing Prices, 25 50,
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and. 75c
Girls" .Mtddies
,. Clearing Prices '50 ,and 98c,
en's Raincoats ---a real bargain, at . 7.5., ..
: y :: inc ° , Clearing Price, $6.50.
Ladle's' �,aincoats, C � .
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tee -.Skirts. Wool __ Serg0 _land Fancy
i . a.in Navy g � _ ., ...
Lam... e
Tweeds, reduced �3 •to 1-2 off regular prices. -
r Gei�uirie Values 4ur-'
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The Out Fly Assayf Cattleand
e Inju#es fides
-How Chep Peat !Vendee—•E ecta
• twee Do r1bed_Pmveetiou and
'reettnent of 'Warbles, .•»* Weeds
,,Versus Wheat,
•(Contributed by Qntarto Department of
Agriculture, 'Toronto:}
The name "Warbles" fe .applied. to
a. rather common condition affecting
cattle which is characterisced• by the
appearance ief email -Ur: ps .along the.
back and Ionia. TheluMpre gradually
develop . durlug ;the. • late , : ,►inter '
•lmontlis, and as spring aPProachea the..
akin along the.,, back and loins la
noticed „tae be covered with Kealy
rounded swellings about the siie of
a email: walnut, The lumps are quite`:
tender 'at first, and • when they be-
come fully developed a round hole,
surrounded, by a little frothy matter,
becomes noticeable in the centre of
each little swelling. Through each. of
these little openings in the skin a
grab or *arble finally emerges. The
explanation of the occurrence and
development of. warbles in cattle is
rather' interesting.
The Gad Fly Ie Responsible For the
Injury.
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'one Noi :10 -is at Your Service
We for C• ash—We Sell Cheaper Than TIie'Credit Stores
=R tUCED° PRICES
TheYblanufacers •of Aluminum :.Ware have announced a de-
crisp; of 25 Pet ,c . : _
FollOwing our usual enstornoizedneing priceswhen therices_
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are redtnt3, ed to us by ,the manufacturer, regardless' of the price -
pazd--'di wn goes: the:price of Alntninum. Ware.
Our •"Stock is of `the"best aity, hehvy, well-finished,..nothing
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lights os flimsy; Two prices as a sample:.
` Size 12 -•Imperial Quart Kettle at $2.25 each,;-
Size i� :Imperial Quart Kettle at $2:00- each.
MastOr Jack Cowan,,of Toronto,is
slfending;the holidays with lit grand-
father, John Cowan, of Lochalsh,
Annie Ott,' of Lochalsh,' who was
a patient in: Eincardfne Hospital,: is
The primary cause is the "Sad
Fly," of which= there aretwo varier
ties technically termed the Hyderma
bovis and the Hyderma lineata.
These flies attack cattle while at°'ma-
ture during the warm summer season.
and are seldom troublesome during
cold damp "weather. They make a
buzzing . sound when in fight, and
cattle.when, attacked by them become.
terrified to such an extent as to cause
thein to Stampede, which is common- •
ly known as -"gadding." The aces
attack the 1pwer parts of • the body'
arid the legs. They deposit their eggs.
in the hairs close to theskin, and
in such a .manner that the eggs are
firmly attached•to the hairs. After
a time the eggs are hatched, and. the
• larva • or :young insect passes down
the . hair follicle, through the stin,
into the tissues.. Further .develop-
ment of the 1arra takes pliice in the
• tissues. aid .flptilly they succeed in
peaking their way to the region of 'the,
back; which they appear to select for'
•the last stage of their ••development,
and form little lumps in the skin, in
each of which a grub or "warble".
is ,present,which is the mature larva:
Finally the grub• bores its way out
through the skin and falls to, the
ground, where it passes through the
chrysalis or caterpillar' stage encased
in a cocoon or sh'elt-like covering,
and is transformed into' a pupa which,
in about a month :becomes fully de-
veloped and emerges' as the matur!'
adult gad, fly. •
Elects 'and Loss 'Sustained.
The effects . produced by gad fiend'
and warbles are chiefly 'economic
Menden 3'ul 1°ith,
Wise 'lacy Hall, of Guelph, is visit-
he brothers: here, . • •
° AtrostTong send children:, of
LOON are visiting 4her ,sister Mrs,
Will Irvin. •
Ur, nd Mrs, Onest Hail of Brant-
fisrd,are 'guests•of Mr. and Mrs; Thos.. -
Hall this. 'week,
Mr. and • Mrs.0 Wm. Begley .and fan-
31;y,. of Hamilton,. were guests of Mr.
and Mrs, H, Curran• last week,
'lark Fred :Holt, Of . Listowel, and
Miss Mary'Phillips, of Toronto, Were.
hej a last week to attend the funeral
.of the 'late, bfrs. ,Jas, .Phillips.
Rev; and Mrs, R; T. Kiipatr ek and
l<IlSyd, , of Owasso, ^Mich„ and Mrs.
Eugene Hanson, of -East Tawas,
Mich., motored over' on ?Monday and
spent the week with their ,brother,'
Mr. S. f . Kilpatrick; . '
' Mr. John C, and Miss Jessie Stoth-
ers and Miss Reta Sturgeon are tak-
ing a six weeks' course in Agriculture
at the O, A. 0, After vaeation Miss
Jessie iStothers ,will have charge of
No. 9 ,school, Miss ,Sturgeon having.
resigned. Before leaving ,the pupils
presented her with a pearl, necklace,
and in appreciation of the services
she had so freely given in every de-
partment of church work, the Blake
congregation ' presented Miss 'Stur-
geon With a silk umbrella, and foun-
tain. pen.
After four months. of suffering,:
patiently borne, Mrs, Jas. Phillips
passed quietly, home Thursday, 'July
13th, Mrs. Philips was of a quiet, re-
tiring disposition, a ' kind • and loving
wife and mother, highly esteemed by
all who knew h'er, and a faithful and
consistent member of the, Presbyter-
ian Church, Dungannon, In -the ab-
sence' of Rev. Dr. Campbell, her .past-
or, Rev. .Mr. Currie, of London, con-
ducted the services at the home and
at Greenhill ,cemetery where the in-
terment took place. The hymn, "Hy
times are in .Thy hand." sung. by
'members of the Dungannon,.'choir,
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Pictures 23 x3%
Price $ 2.5.0. •
Wit"hou,x 'experience
and without experi-
menting ..anyone can
get good. pictures with.
a Brownie. The pho-
tographic ability is in
the' box. ,
NOT1&E TO CREAI,TORfa
In the' sitter of the estate+ a r'
Lri& trge e, kite of the V`ti
of LucknoW .in the q unty c,f, $rise,,'
Schoci Teacher, deceased,
. Notice.iskhereby given that all per.
Sons having any claims or demands
agains;t .the late Sarah Ann Burgess -
• v�tbo deed cn er about the seventb'Id. l
of May A. D..1922 at LucknoW in tint,
Province of Ontario, are required to '
send by pest prepaid, or deliver'to the
pndersigned, .executor 'under `the Will
of the said Sarah Ann Burgess, their
nares.. and .addresses and full part-
. iculars in ,writing of their claims and •
-statements of their acounts and 'the
' nature, of the securities, if any,, held
by them, duly, verified' by affidavit.
And take notice that after th4'
..Twenty-ninth day of July A. D. 1922
the said Executor wilt proceed to •dill,
tribute the assets of the said deceased
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d thereat► •
among the • persons .,stall, ,. •
having regard only to the claimsof
which; he 'shall then have had notice
and that the said Executor tvill'liot hn
liable for the said assets fir aay Part
t ereof to any .person. of "whose. Clans
• , he shali'not then have received notice.
This notice is given pursuant to the.-. -,
in•that behalf. w`
1 statute
Dated at Lueknow This Third da
of July A. D. 1922,
"William Connell"
Executor.
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Stop at our Kodak coun-
ter for a moment ` and •
we'll show you—or your
boy or girl—how simple
it is to make Brownie;pie •
tures, and how much fun..
FOR SALE BY
A.
Er McKIM'
The Rexa11 Druggist '
LUKNOW, O:'iT.
•eph, of "Goderich; Henry and Jerry, of
Sault Ste. Marie; and three sisters,
Mrs; Isaac Cranston and Miss. Mary
was of her chosfng,' as were the Alton, of Ashfield; and Mrs. Win. J. �.--
Lucknow, Qnt.
•- ' TENDERS WANTED
-Sealed Tenders, plainly marked as
to contents, will be received by the
undersigned up• to one o'clock p.m.,
July 28th, 1922 for the construction
of standard rectangular reinforced
concrete culverts. Tenders to indicate
•price per C, 7. for concrete including
excavation, and to be accompanied
by a marked cheque for One. Hundred
`Dollars. Steel supplied to • nearer%
station. Size etc, subject to. revision..
Kinloss. Twp: ,
Oppcsite, Lot,30, Cop, lr S by 5.
Opposite Lot27 Con. V1II 10 by 3,,
Village of Lucknow• 8 by 3.
Village, of .Lucknow 6 `by 33g.' '
G; 'E. Stephens;
County Office,
Walkerton, Oita.,
bhymns used in the service, revealing ,Phillips, of Echo Bay, Algoma, The Employees of the Clinton•Piano
thus the sourceof her strength while sympathy' of the ,.community pis ex Factory are workins; only three days
passing thrlough• the valley of the �tended.;,to the bereaved' in this time"per meek,
shadow of death, Mrs. Phillips (nee of•'deep sorrow;
p � While Mr, and Mrs,, S. B. Stothers,
Fr::noes Alton) ,was'in her fifty-eigh- ' or the Agmieultural Pep., Clinton
th year.' She' leaves to • mourn,, besides , ` "Is your skin ran annoyance?" ask- were spending their vacation at Guel-
her husband and son, . Elmer, and ed an advertisement. Well, no; we'are ph. Mrs. ,Stbthers was suddenly strto
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°daughter, y Mrs, Ernest' Blake, four .y undergo anh appendicitis and eco r
glad do have something'wecan occupy operation..She is xQcover-
brothers, Dan,, of Fernee, B.C.; Jos, without paying rent.. ing. ° .
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home again and is progressing r_essing favor- losses,.: which' 'the Ries cause by
- - worrying- cattle while at pasture dur-.''.
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ably. • . '• ing the summer time and i
ss e.
Mr- and..Mrs_ Gordon Hicks, of Tor- _ milk production, and , the iiamae
onto are visiting with: her parents, which the warbles inflict to the skin;
thus lessening the value of hides for
` f --and--Mrs-F: D; M•eL- ennan Loch-_ - -_ ��
e- s " The: extent,=of tire -
sick; • tanning petitinjury done to hides through warbles
Mr; and Mrs. Tom Lannon motored is considerable, and it is conserve -
up `from Detroit an .."t "d -spent •-a -few w Lively -estimated that twenty-five per
cent. Of.eattle hides are thus'datmtg:T
weeks. recently visiting_friends;„in ,'ed each year. canners.: and hide
Ashfield dealer,, do not want warbled hides;'”
- Miss Lizzie, -Baird, of 'Ter -onto, -yrs• as the. uses 'a. `grubby bide can •ba
oath savith put to are • limited, , and as a result
impending ,she .,Summer. months ,they. are .graded low • and redued in
her mother, Mrs; Jas, Baird, near price.
Lueknow, • —. -Prevention. and Treatment.
The 'manufacturers of-Gal-van'ized ,Ware..have' announced• a de-
er'ease,on all lines which wi'll.amount::to about 17 per cent. of a drop.
,a amen-' our"prices 'oft the "new quotations. .
W`e re amine*, .
e assortment of Diamond Enamelled' Ware and
• . We have a fele.•_ . .
the price' is not high,
Mergers' Pure. Paris Green, .......50c. per ,lb,
Arsenate- of Lead, . .. 40c, per lb.
' Blue, Stone, _ . " 20c, per ,lb.
The season is. here and you will need some or all ()lithe follow-
ng� Udic �wh!cirwe-:have•in-spock-and'.at right prices,-� Samson Ilay Forks, Samson Handles; Turnip Hoes,
may Fork Pullies,'Hay ,-Fork- °Rope. --Machine.,- •Oil;. _
W ere Handling . Brantford 13 hider :Twine.
' " If yon need a- roof, see us about Paroid Slate -Surfaced Roof-
-ing. It is good andfully.guaranteed
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THE STOAIIi ?pHAT N$YES' DISsi PPOI N`I'i3
argains
mer Dr
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The. Rev. J. S,' Hardie and Mrs. Har- Various _~ preparations", have been
die are' at Oliphant,' on the shore of reCommended and used Se repellaut
k "liuron�where tl ¢s► spend a .jo ward off the attacks of gad Airs
Lae , and'prevefnt them laying -eggs t -o cat
months vacation. • 4 : - - _- -' - tie during.:thesummer:'season. Local
Mr,. ,:and Mrs, Ta. Henderson, of treatment of the bacfcs of cattle with
ar and
Paramount, visited the' latter.'s'broth. train t le isf 8opular. but iti, oil ot .would
would
er, Mr D. McGregor, of Teeswater, appear to be of little real service.
during '-the •Week, .. It is now generally . considered that.
liiij�ss.MargaretArmstrong,.yof 'Ken-. in districts 'where' warbles are
-- ,..� .. a _troitbleso>nit3..that the best course . to
L-nd�es Comhl�atyn with short'sleeve ..
,reg
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ri a�andSaturda : 9c.
War 1
1,0U and X1.25, y F d y �
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5 Dozen Ladies,v
• • ests, sleeveless style, nicely
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trimmed okes sizes 36, 38, 40 ' and, , .
e ..ular : cQ and -60v., iSale-Price 39c,
iworth,-Ill:,..was. she guest of•Mr. and . be adopted is to keep .the cattle" -fur'..
' Mr, John " McRae, Lochalsh, :for a der shelter or the shade of trees
few days last week.,' • during the „heat •of the day in sum •
mer to prevent thema being attarke•::
•Dr and' Mrs •Alex, (Barnby, of by the flies as faras possible Dub?Hamilton; are spending 'a couple of ing the •-winter months: the Cattle
wcek2' vacation with his father in ` should be„examined every week. and•
Lothian -•and-in_COlborne if • any of them are :noticed to be
1 -pr. -and Mrs. Edgar. Robb, of Win -.
nipeg, motored over from the western'
city and are visiting with his,another,
Motherandsister. in Lochalsh,_ .
Mrd, and'Mrs. Jas. Struthers and
Mary, Mrs; Jack Hamilton and Jennie
'G iil'in-motored-to=-London during he-•
-- -.week.. While_ there Mrs,_ Struthers_ had;;
' a successful .operation' for the remov
al•of tonsils and adenoids:),
We, congratulate Mr. Bain McDon-,
aid, X:intail, on being the: first in Ash-
field to install a -radio -
telephone -out -.ht. It is one of high .power. and will
kis . caliable” of" receiving: concerts
broadcasted from almost any place in
the United States.
,ASHI IELD NOTES ' Rev, Fr. Jas, Mogan, of Lucan;
motored up and is visiting with his
Tuesday; July 18th, '( brothers at Lothian,
Miss E. • Drennan, of London, is I Isabel! Walker, of t etre:t, is spend-
- vsiting frienda at Laurier.' ing her vacation with her aunt, Miss
• Earl Ogen; of Detroit, is visiting Walker, of Alnbnrley' '
A John Walker's,..Laurier. '
Miss Bessie Barnby, returned from
Mrs. Walter Munro, of Fliht, Mich,,, a couple of months' visit with friends
is visiting T; G. Brown, of Amberley,.
Mr, Peter Glazier, of Toronto, vie-
itea for a couple of weeks .with Ash-
field friends.
Mn and Mfg, Jack • Newton), of
in (Toronto and Hamilton.
Miss Ethel Anderson, of Lueknow,
Was the guest of Mrs. Grant filmier-
inid, of Paramount, recently,
Miss Tena Kempton, of Chatham,
parents, Mr. and1tpeltl.>it:er, �%. ��.r are at DAs, Pmltry is visitingwith her
solrl% of :041401)r . � ' 11rs, Win, kemptoii, of Laurier.
The Secretary' of ' the U. F. ', O.
is in receipt of the following expres-
sion of gratitude:
Lucknoiv, Ofat,, July 15th., 1922,
To the Members of
Courey's Cotner U. F W..O,
'affected --with warbfes the grubs-
;.shoul.d pe ectuee ed out of their ba?fks
every__fclw weeks or at least once a
month. To' 1`acflitate '• the reiitoval-
and destruction of the grubs the
-.little openings inthe- akin over.. Belt:
lump may be enlarged" a .little' with
the -point--ofa-sha-r*--kni>:e-and-'a_
little :, iodoform Vaseline ointment
onplied:—This--aintment- is --composed-
of one_part of iodoform an_ d five parts
of Vaseline, and is very efteetive in
killing •the,: grubs. . The • grubs can be
r iadily squeezed • out. of the lamps at•
the proper time and should be de-
stroyed ' to prevent their. further .
deV'elopment and thus lessen the
n u mTie r -o l`�pl es=fut� tTi�.eoknil_%g .� m= ..
mar, :..- It.:tj ese precautionsand ..rime
Pie 'iieitgu?es were carried but -by-
cattle owners each winter the occur-
rence of warbles would be largely
overcome, and .a'tieedless loss avoid-
ed which in the aggregate is very con-
siderable as it° involves loSA• of ,con-
dltion, lessened milk production and
damage to the bides.—.C. D. 1)1c
GiWray, Principal. Ontario Veterin-
ary College, Toronto. '
Boys} -Play ^ Suits Blue, _Khaki_ and_ _BlacI
ltrimmed and:pricecl - ,98c. at only
nicely y�
garment,' sizes 3 to 7 -Ye -ars. _.,_
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32=Inch .English Ginggamin the popular
__checks
-.clecksand_1aids _re u
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er ar for
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We desire to'eXbress our heartfelt ' Aveedis- Versus Wheat* .
thanks toH;�all • the members for the Ragweed removes front. the soil
beautiful wreath: of flowers which ,po•G pounds h of .nitrogen and three
" pounds of plioaphoric acid fqr •each
they so lnndly placed on our dear ton •of weeds, while the same weight
one's coffitl ' 0 • of wheat in grain add BMOC removes
We' also thank all the members for only 12.2 pounds of nitrogen and 2.8
pounds of phosphoric geld. One ton
their kind sympathy and help' in Our of Such wheat IS equivalent to a
r'eeent sad bereavement, 13 -bushel crop. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Little, • reen feed and hot
. Warm water, green
and son,',, b, Little, $rhea boost AS Pu P1'iyt ucti9fl
34c. -W
•Satins for :Skirts,. the -Season's : popular fabric,
-colors to -and: 1-u - reg tlar__$2.75_ _ard,__for_
$2.29 a yard.
we now have a complete line of the famous
tee Bee Voo s -tor -Sweaters,-Etc.: alt
the popular • colors.", Also "Beehive"" Yarn in
Black, White, F':rk Brown, Red. and Grey.
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Linoleum ```
Rugs
at
Special
Prices
f! D. & A.
Corsets
and ,-
Brassiers