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water the torttni II large
stliciird pieta biseseseed
bkoa$, earl soak sissisadbar
vows acute instlisiseasastisit
tile whale systsara.
*met riwasatissi. it is gait* as bit-
Sa introve yo ar iftwoosi isaaisit se
Year blood, wad the sad /Hoc
Ise feentt's sistara's sxsat
bleadiasker, while Rs nooditeinal ntLth-
imosit strenstl•ane thSOrSIIStp expel the
*Neuritis' trod eplacild year strength. 4
galdetaWs. Biantilaien is Iteleing thaws&
every der wito =aid net gad ether Ada,
- Reinert the a1coe1iceisbatitistas.
Bonbons and SeeletyCards
3.01aggsw..ND talearts4.0:. titualph„
IIARVISY J. ZAINDea. a .ineimovLthat, Aseet
kA."It/Moot insuilssOs.ro and urn
% companies. guaranteed Only
soma hitaokanv, of the i.ondon
number at village and Wm
for Ws. •
I 0.0. F. Tosokisow Lodge mot* ilYNT 'War
et a Ix (look to thoir siAll."•Camp-
htztt-Natratree....,,00rdorinviten.,„„Vicx;
Oran to:T. Arnistrong•Treas., Alex...Kew;
Om mot, 1... H. Bord; Will. Saw.. Dr. est-
essOii. .
Or Atli., G. IL me Light Lodge meets
every Tia nislestritirfaef sjetag
i' the w. _ ,; fs. W'..
Camerouil. ; '4441/•4 W. A.
Iti.Doert sherwood, No. So. Isioknow„,
Peotenvery last Monday of tho =watt in
4. to the- (ketaliowlelfell. Vienna's broth/an
ktordiaBy invited to attend. Obief Ranger,
John P3. Belk..11•000 BsoY.. • Robt. Orahara
1112:41. ainit., Johnston, Treas. 1) 11,
L0. U. % Isoknow Lodge. No. 157, meets
woad Monday of eaeh month in, the Odd•0
fellows' Bail. Master Workman, J. Mae-
Dianiald; Seey..,J); It. Macintosh; Bee.
Sew. , Bea Potter; Wreath,. Alen. Boss
-Datit;t1r
Otutititt
Tharodoy mon*
Inottoow, (totemic.
A. R. MACCENBLIA. Pre **or
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THAIRSDAY, JUNE 24th , 1915
CHRIETIANITY AND THE W• AR
We Piectitly beard mart4gtte that
Citrist,ienity wee the came *Sent
, -
wer-thet tilt* unparaiteico, lighting aner
slaughteris tlie culmination of. two
thousand years of the teaching of Chris-
tisnityl .
it true that the war was preceded
by two. thoulionlyeare of the teaching
of Christianity, btit it does not follow
that that teeching was the cause of the
war; nor deo it fell** either that that
itegelting wee totally wasted.
A treer etatement wont be that, the
twothousandYears Of teaching dici 'not
'prevent the war. ° • •
.' *mita bt, just as reasonable to
attribute the war to the tekchingof
science,' to:the More general edecatioia of
the people! to industrial ;progrefia Or to
any other large sueiensent 0 Change
whichhea•begil underway for the last
one thousand years.. , '44
'In the arspnment that= the teaching of
Christianity has. cUlMinated la this war
there is the suggestion that those who
:have labored to elevate the world having
se woefully failed, might an weligive up
their eiforts. But though those. efforts.
Ot betterment have ijaii4to Prevent the
presentreutbrealr inct many 'ether' (Mk
..tileie,is_ac,'44ing kow..niagy wars it has
prevented nor how tutick it ban lesseneit
evil. This war is but a temporarYerl1P-
grin, and, in spite of it thereneverbefore.
vials.) muck good in the world as there
is novi:- • Censiderthe efforte king Made
in the United State, for mrample, to
'rehev.e the Belgians._ . In, no . past time
was there either the disposition. -or the
e:bilitY to can* 94 Ouch work as this.
The fact that: a Man- goes' mad in a
community does. not pray° that that
community- is baa; nor does the „feet
.that:Cleimianyliaa•gone• tuattprove-that
the -nations 'which nuiat -.defend theniT:
selves against -that- madness- are either
mad, or bad. Had they been let, alone.
'they would have gone on an before. .
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THE TEMPER OF AMERICANS
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60 0. YDWidtilo.i. S., 11. 1), S. Unice ;Ai
atairiiii Button -Moak, Teeswater. Spec
•i&l attention to_kold plates.' crowning and
bridgewok. Visits Wroxeter 1st. and 30.
Wedncaciayef eachmonth; !ionic Thur.
O. A. NEWTON. D. 1). S.. Dentist, Ofilec
Allin Block,. Isieknow. Orita all. modern
• e used. Best materials farsiPhed•
Orown and Bridge work. Painless eioAact•.
'Inn brthe use or the latest, *simplest and
•1' ,safeet remedy. 803010gOitm. Newest
ahlinfulicianartinoinl teeth. A4110114 Ploissa
non
.University
LONDON •
Another (Ireat..Advatice
Wee Omelet -Now $715,880
Another Lire Addition to ''Faculty
„and Equipment in Artikand
'Medicine, -
Greatly Increased Enrolment In View
Virite Itarparticulare to
• E. E. Braitlarsile, M. A., PLO.
Preohle0 _
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CENTRAL
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cameo Ptitietta,, selertwo
The Ottinediea Netjartel Exhibition,
wienalt will he hold front August geth to
September lath, will work agreot
in the hiritory of the Patriotic service.
This year iae.setial1y pettiotic yea.,
and every event. Wit res.rks ite progress
must breathe the spirit of Fatriotieni sad
Ina
tau.
h•eis the smoke of battle is palmed
mraY 1144 the great, Anna have- ceased
belch** forth their noessagea of death, ,
and the wave Of peace has settled vu the
surface of tint world', when other year
sort other times have changed the etrong
spirit of national hatted to oatmeal
uncieratanding, the year 1015 will
be engraved upon the memorial of the
people of the world.
As this year is detained to beeonac
hiatorical, so every event conceded with
it roust also bv
e historical. ° For einy
yeare one of the greatbst inatitutions
tWa country liaa been the Canadian
National Exhibition, when people front
overt part of the Doninnoe mid. the
United Stat,ett spend two weeltit of eu-
joynient, of enlightenment and amuse-
ment in one of the finest -beauty sprite in-
Vanade„
. 'At the Exhibition thie year will be
exhibited for everyone to s,e0 all kinds
evidencee of German Kultur, front the
helmets of the much vaunted Uhleae to
the barbarous device, the asphyxiating
gas bomb. Big gine that had dene their
deadly -work before *hey tell into the
hands of our'. soldiers; shells' of. every
calibre; helMete and uniforM§ taken from
the botheii-of 'dead Clerillahal in feet,
everything that Krupp'fi have been able
to create will be shown at the Exhibition
thiff year. • „
The New York Tribune., an editor-
ial of recent gays: -
"Let no German mistake the temper
el the American people, let no, German
,high. or low misunderstand the new vis-
ion Which had come to our title' ens in
the days which they. have stood .beside
their murdered fellow cztizen&.
.14 nab*
Wooden !Jobbery. Ikea as Saar, Sit
Her Door. '
Tit 1100 Terdinand IV. sras
from tbe throne of Naplea.,, All the
members of hi* faintly, exeept an
aped' half-abiter. Xed to Sicily. Of
the lonely old Bourbon princes* who
remained In the laud where her
family had reigned, Be Mite gam -
rad tells * touching little liter/.
The victoriou* French* who had
,driven Ferdinand from the throe°,
treated the old latlY wttlt sVerl con-
sideration. The new Xing, Jele,..ea
Bonaparte, left ber property and her
income virtually lilted. But he did
order that the "entry who always had
stood before the door of -the 'princess
and had saluted whin she Reseed,ihould be ritmbved. And 04 this
point,. in spite ot the prtneem, ow, people will ask in Ulla. What OA of a
WAIN
ilkeethlast Fee Girl* sad 'eye te Take
te Heart.
11 Pg. stop to tali*, about this; fOr
monivait you see what tromendouely
Important ON( It is* Just es surely
as. you have at face the *tory of your
life win he writhe' on that ftice. 11
yo,u are meat; end crabbed end dile
eirretieble Your face will settle Into a
'41$41groongeesPreesieutaud ererybody
will avoid )ou, If your 4Ispoeition
outlay and• kind tied gmcious yoUr Awe
• will beam with goodness, and every-
bodr will know at a glance that 'Yon
are lovable. And the older rink grog•
the Mere. diStInetlY your fee* will ten
the *tog* .
When Toil go 901 Into the world t�
tern your iiving the drat thing that
ceasedatainreodisilitrtmb.0 Tot tettliagren en fir bey. is be or whet kied Or girt Is shei
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boner* could properlY be accorded to Meter our Present todustrial., system
h t ono per
The loss of Oda mark of reepeet
teiliembeeuithupeltormyeviorr:aie:4tqfroteserteia04.44,bystchwegtho;
',Member ot the family. •
wounded the prineelet InOre deeply , Mare cliaractee then in bis present
than -Maar more Xerieus lessee had abillty. Anil .the character he wilt
donee- For the' dret-thnit sho bit hero' learn** ' the faetk--
ieif an, outcast, an. exile In her own •rt i 3ustat the director of the ern.
tend. She 'grieved ab eteadar •
that piernent bureau oe great dePart-
her strength began' to fail,
lit sFy ied wlyit be 14ogyiz..1, eple ;true st so ;declded eTilloeotiliejsruargtre‘leltaby .10;:itibes97:01)it;ET:aesuatblooks. t
to sort to a Alubterfuge order to
Cord_ g they 9 fallhielled g. great eau.te h only:bpt
c.
tbe ir 614 1114"1191"tsare not deeply inerked: Many upon,
' Ae• eget) tge.011
,weoden aoldiert ei 411/01110,4 and mar- , the blank pege.of-their Cheek •the .plef
tlalappearance: on this dummy they ,, ture that wilt eventually appear there,:
• P_ Slated the ,gar „Unit)** Of the Nes, • But even iikerch tele mech. know
Wizen: grenadier. Thor gOtlhir ; that IMO* inevitably e.,chlid will core..
Are in a eentry hex by the gate of the.,
princess' residence, and waited for
their ralotresa- to drive opt.
They 'Minted Olt the geareightee-
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ness or the Prineosew *fidion'the fact
wauus' " that She always pelieed tbroUgh the • .
gate in her carriage, to make the rose we•pick that child oleic. That is the
(Illteeded fer.test week) ,- successful. And, who* ott taet the car- sort we are after," ift tbm, Our faced
-Eari Fere)" of Tiverton, •- Bundayed at liege did- pass, they saw by the gad , 'bare so much to do vita our future '
MEI boffin'. ' ' • , ' flush that Caine 40 the princess' face Seceefikisn't it worth 'while to try to
.":11ts.,Fttrquilar Beaton,ofTeiestcria. that she had not detected the demi- Make them -attractive bl,,, tieing ititOe
visiting relatives. •on; , • • ' _ tive ourselves? -St. Nicholate- --'---- ----
tinge ;the facial development it bee be,.
glib.. 'The anilen, Shiftless, don't Ma'
kind et face We &Mt want. When we
• gee a ebil.a wit,n, a race.. full of courage,
hope, truth, goad cheer and. kindliness, '
•• - -"Whether- we now join in .the War,
whether we now draw the sword hence-
forth and until the destruction of -those
to -day dominate (erinany, the Am-
eriegn. penile will lei* upon the net -ions
'wh' are f eiting the Germans as Allies.
They will tiopeand prayfor their success.
Many millions Willregret that no Amer-
ican Soldiers aze iatlicse lints ritringAm-,
' partin-thelattletorlefend_ciiii-
bade!.
Bone mistake fhb fact. A wild
beset is loose .the. world, a defame
corntining 'title ferocity of -pie, animal
D. A...merACHLAits Jr WWI the lust of the degenerate human.
From that time the prirmeiss ie. • •t- '
friends at Marlidale '' ' iiiid the princess never dilleOvered the •
TIPPING THE „iNspEcTon..
Mrs. Kirktown , hal. been . visiting vived. The oentty. never left' his post,
. George Ferris c,f Ripley was a, visitor ruse bY which'ber,loYel eervants •had _
in the burg. last week,: ., , . , restored her• SPirits• alld !ter tieltiti.1- ,,E,'4,. P•r,1•"", Customs°f• Troariferhy.V, ith , Tvifs
.... •,. , , ,_• But occasionally she din complain ••* ,
NAllalt Men.innon, tir, arriven home that under the new regime soldiera "When I came back fr011i Eurolles •
from Sarnia on Friday. ..',.. ,,,.. • ....,. ..,.. .....; 441 ..!':'t Prenent arms, as they had thhiSbeing, my first tilt)," said, a Chi.
., ,MisaDewar, „at Tiverton, Nintetiect done In the diva/ when •bei,sbrother . cep than, "1. was given a° Striking ob:'
with Miss R. Acliinnon. • . wail lonit-,,, . - .., - , L ' ' ject 'lesson' In the" difference between
,
G...Pereyia on_the sick, list, .
•• • , • tin. American Mid an, English customs.
Mr -.Tho.
with en attack of Bronchitis, Pive Minn"! IP4taba-Fer 13a114..'::- -Inipector. This • related. to their ,litti4
- • • Of terest' to 11 1 nov I tid
e towerd Ulm • '
atir uth emid‘icceaii 60at.„45-i.y in slierMen a a e •t
• • . . r etntrivanee reeentli Patented for no* * erriends of mine had fold M
Bev e it waa
Bervic,es in. Underwood on Friday. 408 eitigle live Mienovr, for an 'entire ' ine proper thing to slip an insPectee a
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.Feli'i-14.000,000 •
Synth" • • • 4. 10 $3.750,000
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• THRIFT -
The foundatitm Qr every fortunes .
• economy. Put aside the an'AQOPts
thet'otber peaple'Weete and enjoy. the inde-
pendence thatgoes with *Beak Account."
' Our Sanitig,*. Department willhelp
,,You "ave. • . ,
LUCKNOW BRANCH
a, A. oLoornte,.fikanNler,-
ESTABLISHED 1872
W. J. Graham hid Iheittialiit Of - his 'Agra fishing ler tneaklininge nr-baini..7i-jitt-fo'fittiefif en-get:Wig back:. 'The out -
fine new drive shed on Friday evening, A ittivoem'clear 'glass tube is equipped :. . ,: „:
is••hete 'on a visit tO her iiiii0r, Mrs. W. '4. I • -4 , ? •.,
.. .. - wire. it....tive minlkOW‘ a It ace . within''
Is 41 d WWI lise4e_;inildie ?I.rgt°lite. uand
everything -4e7 had nannerouaRtrunks
...444'pe,C. mcDonaid, oupetroit; 31" kb. With Metallic rings, to which are iit-'
ft, .Mu.Nally. , ' • • ,, the tube, which 'le .1111eq with lister.- and nag*,- nt lv e was waiting' a
' . : tthilbt I ttht*t
t b, e,-' Inote ir t ho k , -and n loop -
. • Mrs. Thomas' Montgoinery and sori of and the • lishline 'Is attached to the - the eneteme henee-ottke on the pier to
the rainnom -_,„ „...:wor__Int,dittt 1 .rilltilied. Into. one , Of hit-.
'Markdiale- spinti-the- -past vleek:Lit her . wire loop. • upottlegting:
home here • . .. -, ' • ... . ' Into the water Ltliit tube" Magnifies the outer emit : peeketil,nifl'Engliab **Or..
-Minathei-oolwenieft-In36 week t 'ilallulOw and attracts the large_fisb.- eign ' I 7happened • to find among my
,viant her sister mrs. Thomas ishmst . of ..reesii water is •constantly admitted: •-Amerieriii Money. -• • -: . . . .
. 9 Into the t be 14 the innow Is not
STRATFORD. ONT-
. Ontaricest Blest
Practfcal Selina .
We have Hiccough coluses wad
- experienced instracters each
of our three departments, Coactt...„
witadrier,,, OILEB"AsSO AND,
Tila,lhaltalvalr. Oar wad's/Les
*emceed and vow shoed get our
large free cataloggue-, Werte
1e*Uisnotastntile of natiOns:
it is a battle betweed civilization 'and:
Crainliranted
Having am uP-to.dete
in full operetta'. -we'solicit - your
pationege..__Vir.e are _Prenereut to
pay-the_highest iurket pnices for
'geed cream, and give you an hon-
est busihem. Weighieg, sainpling
and testing each can of cream, re-
ceived carefully and :returning a .
full statement of Same to Cach
native. We furnish two Cans to ,
..each..patron• express;
charges, and 'pay every two weelsg."
Write for further particulars or
send for cans and give tis -a trial.
Tlie..'Seaknift Creamery
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barbarism. A German victory woeld
mean the destruction of au we hold best
in onr national
...Courey's, Corners-- •-
`••,--MondayoTtine21-st,-
-4fituPidy, labour is the order of the
day. • . 4
Isaac Cranstone is cutting weed
around here. •,
David Little is at present visiting his
brother, Jim, in Montana,- - -
• Rebid Nelson spent a few days with
John Mallen„ it Lanes. • ••
. Vs; Raelaraiesori made
Imktiorrjact Sabin:lay. •
Whitkon, Sask.. .• 0 Ix •
• • • jpred, ed .11 r hunt in any
J. A. 'Makes his regular trips to Tiver way, no matter ,how manytimes it is
ton. There's a church down 'there` that • east. ' The glasCtulie, Ailed with .wat-
Just suite -Tack; , er, invisible the trictment, it, .1s sub-
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few rainutee lateche 'approached
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"'Did you put W gold piece into. my
Pactetr'he • _ .
• adirittted that I had
• Miss Martha Pickard of Guelph. 'is merged-, ' • done no. • • t. it •
visiting herniece, Mrs. J. K. McLennan "Will you , please take it out? be
and other'relatives. • • The Tragedies 'et •Q14 AO.* . .aska cow nod. • , •
- • With all Its compeptietions age has 44 P
Yon may have not realized' it, lant
arrived here last week on business and Tn f-• *
, e e man • finds a many o ,his
ies hard to endure that might have cost me my job,' he
- Duncan McLean of Detroit, Mich. yet., many-. trageo
hopes have • wirered that many of: saiCalid; vfailted away. • •
940 to Viait frienets. "Now when I landed at -Liverpool-
3Ohnlitiddef 4th con. Ernie' WO_ in his anihitiong re lineatislied. • ;„. ' • .
an binneetor who handled my baggage
thewillaqiind vicinitylast *week Witt, started. out *JO amht- • Low oiertted....whooi„._ohoop_ole_ until
his wood cutting cutting outfit. • • , ptiorenssitentb; etert coenianiraruirathMe, inister; a
noonnes went to have it checked, or registered,
of asteningsenatee, to achieve great as they cell it. As 1 stood near the
riches. .. •He slowly finds ,that his ini- windowhe kept repettting, 'Don't
for -
Oaf ambition can -hear no fruit and -gee my pocket; don't don't forget' my pock -
that he must be content with little. et, -sir,' until I filially grasped hilt
He must learn to Ofecilre a degree of meaning and banded him a tip. Then,
-comfort ..in.-.16ifering iiIs embitiorketo with a 'Thank Yen: with, a •rlateg Int"
second place or to third place or to aectien, be left-me:Y.^ _ • -
no place .at all,, But 'age brings the ), . ,
compensation Ors, better judgment of the fonotriag 00t,iee; whiew.gue;miets
rake"- • - the presence ' of Many . former Bruce
: bOyn'andTgirlicin- the north. :is f rem -
the• .Algoma, Advocate -published; at
'Thessalcit: !` A Erece.Quartf tte Con
cert will be given at Livingstone 'Creek
The football match played here; on
Thursdayeveninglietween Pinkertonand
Glamis resulted in a tie Oa
• Mise Mable Eirktown,• accompanied
T:Ar her friend Visa COmbay of Ennist,
killen spent 'Week- end at "Spruce
Mr. 'Pollock, of Millart.on was here
lapt week with iberoad.grader, grading
the road oee and acirarter mileS *est ef
glamis. • " . •
, Capt. and •Mrs. Knee, of Owen' Sound'
were visitors at Capt. 1). Attainments
gait week. Th ay w er e emit 'Wiled
• home by their niece; Miss Mary A. Me -
Kinnon. • .
The I O. Service and parade
which was to have been held in the
liaptist.:Chitrolk On Sunday .141t-wis-pos-
poned owing to sad bereavements' in the
homes-ofeeMeof-the-meinbers.
Dr.- ,llanntiptitt-iif
arrived here. ittati week :end is. locating
here. . Dr. .liarrimediris: a Veterinary
Surgeon and Dentintand. welcome' .to
our 'viliage and all wish hitn• every
success.
'Mere:Oen; '-'or2:Toietito.,•'
came, UP' on, Monday :to attend the fun-
eral of Mrs. Cecil'Garland; She' 'called -
on, friends hereandreturned to Toronto
Tiresday.. .441...were pleased to. hear
that--Mi*-3:araytteit-iidniniiiiieryafter
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2 P.:1*nm ,SIUSTAltirisan,..4--41tioni'eatest °Vet this. vaminunity--on. -Sat-
• Maddening Snuff.. •
• On the Amaten river several 11.•
diem tribes use, antiff, called pareed,
which is made of the seeds of a
CiresearreareasseYseworosestwevernoweeetrOiserneeetortertioregeratie
. IVIgISIDEILSON?S
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DAYS"- SALE •
'species of plant. When a bout of chtfrab, on Thursday, Juno 24 at 8 p
pimple beCome highlY intoldeated Pm' ." .• will Ire"
School, The
Banff taking is determined ' on 1_11 0:1; in aid of the Sootlav Se
then use the Snuff. The -effect of, entire programme. musical.
pareca IS ho violent that the taker and: as the Bruce boys have a widely
drops as, it shot and lies inaeaeible known reputation for being musicians
for flOala- time.- Those niore..itee110-
tomed to it are 'highly excited, danc-_,
e a -concer -worth- while.
ng .
b -t while " • . '''
- of the higher -world, this Preniiiies ' to
arig n_hrtintirig-rapitinad.----Thcret=.
-feet seen -:-Othert tribes, inie-
It terepel•argie 'during the, wet tem-
, , • , • • -1. •
• • ' Waste. •
BY habit 'and false Pride we are a
WastefuLpe-ople,-_--Public end :private,
POLLED-ANGUS STEERS MAkE
'TROUBLE FOR OWNERS
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_Cat!IF Dot Mixed and Both Fanners Lose
extravagance a national • vice in . ,., • . . is ,'• - -
--wbrielr•-•Wo-TglorY "while oernionising '• ; •
&bent it. liotielit thrift is an alien A miich. tangled cane was settled at the
•eharaeterfatie t that we are ant- t° Oeitirty Court iti Welkertem .-laSt-Week
•squander our -rethyarceti :htedlesoly in resOtiqg cOnsiderable4Oss to the twe
-conduct cif the -houfsehold" and -call b It' 11 d te The Bruce
WA% regard with lofty contempt So we
- • •
• -the-goverinnentotour ei tee and the- Isonexii who disagreed as to the Miner-
lewfroertheCoa.)00-0
•9.11Pievosatraiglia '
• MES Dan ..00/Kluag141"4.rS
ingat the%onieUf 1015.. jOaatari
etimi 8. itoticat ship of a lee po e er. •
- We are in the market to buy
. Cream', sweet or *err,. at the nigh,
- est market pride. supply two
cans free to eath Of °fir patrons,
' varall exPreeit charges, pay twice -
each month,. cheques at par. Re-
- ceive Cream any day in the week,
test each eau received,,, and send
Our,-ffietteinka-stetemtut of .=•-santle•i--
Write ,for `cane: eta -Jr -Km" iitir
' Ceettinety a trial. Reference: -,-
'Any Ifienk: - ••. ,
litELEAVEN & XANTON'
Pa. creaaito, Paiaterateu; Oat,
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„leaf._ tiro marohv when the very sad taws 'Strictly.Metlern bueliidse i este. Tirties4e-ports the etem as follows:
$htne 4reethelneed t,of the midden death of Mrs, ' 1.?1. No iforry.4 " ' lindelph vs: yinch was an action for
• slander in which Wni. Hew Rudolph,
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To redtice stock we have' decided .60 a 15 days' Sale cOnanienc,
lug' 'Oa Saturday, Jiine'2.6'.. and continuing until Saturday, jai* 10.
_ _Sniping! Goods. Men's and 'Ladies'. Waterproof Coats, kipn'a
and Boys' Clothing, lines. Or --GentrilitrOtsbitiits;'$1400-101-11-.
Fancy- Goods. - ` ' • •
NIEPVS.'PITITS;tWeed;,'worstOdotavy blue and Mack. best tailored,
'Oar price 10.00, 12.0G, '$15.00..... :..Sale 7:95, 104$ and $L1,45.
,WATRUPROOP OATS -that will wiil stand any climate., 10;00. 12i0.9., and
'815;00. 845 and $J0.45.
black and blue striped 89c.
' ;MUMS EALBRIOOAN UNDERWEAR, 50c. , . 29e,
MEN'S StiCH'i ------------------------------------------.3:.•••a 1:1)-tiir•-for
iquws PINE SHIRTS; 75c., .1,00 and $1,25,'..: -Sale --59, $9 and 95c.
, EN'S ontcv uAT 4. in all colors; Si .75 , ,....... ',Sale $149.
'MEN'S ODD PANTS, • .
MEN'S STRIPED PANTS, grey, brown and blue. 'for,..4.50-
t . and 15,5•Q(1. , . . . .....Sale 2.50:anit15-.50.
MEN'S SUSPENDERS . . ; : . . . . . . • ... . . . . . .. • . . 28b.
'THREAD ' • • ' r ,per
sylAT..4nit PLANNEC,, in all colers, 10 aad 12 1z2i. for 8 and 1-2e yd.
Bleached itial'Unbleached Ceitonthe same. ..•
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• 'SHIRTING; 15 and , . : -Sale OW and lee,' per yard.
d4z4Gita/Sil'.,12I4,,Alict•15C.4- for 4 white litiCamMi.ditelri.r3L50.,-.::_...
le and 1-.2c.. Prints, light for 85c. • •• •
and .dark..„ colors, t r 14•ra-,reducedorices, in, taffies'
*checIced and. fanzy flowered, Costumes Eind. Lndiea"-and-lifiasee.
• same -as above.- Half-lengtit-e-eata., •
pRussns, white lace, laiestlaoht Lacliga be add by
ion, -regular 53.50, • for • 51.75.. • the bundle, 6 pair ach brincl c,
WAISTS, white enibroidered,,$1.50 of plain black, white blue, `pink,
' for 84c, : black lace and silk, 01 se much
. MIDDY 111401.10S, 'regular .100, pat bundle:- •
. 1.25 and $1,50, sale 89 and 95c. ' All ether goods every'llue, to
pICIRT* ladies' a n d misses', be sold at clearing prices. -
Take notice notice to the Aga on the awning • _
- • . -0Mentlebtonti-Clothing Store" ' • -
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se.apiewskase•oviesegreetlIereweeeesessiortehmrvoseeriees, •
In COLUMBIA DOUBLE -DISC RECORDS
:due -10' the -,..-PATENtED . and EXCLUSIVE -T-
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--CaUIYIEllikPROCESS 'MknufaCtUre:
, Columbia Records are BUILT-UP.Instead of econ--
, ()wising and using one mixture,. for the, whole record, .
=_Collinibia records are made in THREE . LAYERS.,
- using the the centre only where
s it- doeSn't count in .the 'reptoductiOn. The best, and ,
most'expenive material the `world can provide is used
on the outer Surfaces on; which the sound wave or --
- engraved. , -
:11 -BETTERATwanicrYWEC°11:ilimr.-01sIturkE119-°"5-64e' same differ- '7--
'0:we in value as there is between an. ordinary pine
and Ail‘eipetisrve juakup oak door. •
::_;ii•A.tiollixeoonluettiutia_stRcioe,c7lrds are (1(71blei a:differ.ent.
* t
, otuhderyz, .x:ecor::!1,s cost y.ou,le_s_s., money
You are not getting the utmost! value for‘ your money .
• or thi.best:out of your machine -no matter of What
-m-ike------uutea-yotruse Colmilbia:tecords. - •
OfLeurnet Columbia Retards are Made in Canada
-jtahfneY6f4,:nityhawaovtinehge'lessvefetrtettryioloenuds: . Columbia
l 1 ,7gel°arddisy' play theini
ask to hear
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• .ite:d litis. IA* Zeuile igya Iv* of Cecil D.. Garland, °Rink- dressed ait ailidle;re ..Whicit.. 'might Of Womb.), al ege ftt is ,nelg .or,
0111,90bliriderarartureh. . ,!,114 , _e_ __IFP -o. :. rv., illApetie' ... of : ht twq.daYS. it the age ,of. hag the seating capacity et the hall* stealing a.steer and;•of •_ stating that ..)2(3
..; Lelia ' '''`' ' ..... . ,,, 24,115-Aalo.461not,10, 7 ilqs. },ratuiany lie was 'willing' fa mirtaiI • , - . •- ``
Wee a rogue and a thief; ' Winch ,deffied
- 'MisaEigai, of l'inith Dakotas la. . Whe Yonog courde cre only: 'married , his address, and, having reached what
43:14?*At*lio'ho!3,o0,:of, isfo....Y411.1Oodo- 0.kkout ayeer end bft.; -sudden 'death, 'IAA 'he 'considered the poeholagical Mo- using these Words and ,couiiter.claimed
soo. , • 1 • • • ' - - 01100 as a tkrrable gook to her hereav e * sald, "L'n. afraid I've kept's' u. P
,- for the value of the steer. The action
The "stork" Made its appearance, in : 1104044 andloved 4nets, Ole was of a : too long." • • • then resalveditself into a fight as to
cur burg last week 4 the tome, .4 m2.03_ vhcertui 4 jc. itio, aus,00 :bolt and • whereupon a voice relied, ' 9900 ,_, belonged. , ,,,. ,
stitl raining. • - , , • ' whom. tins steer At, wereg toot
_ lohn,slohnatone„,ies_a_.hoy...ograttt.. happy and god' srakioved 4?4,..0 ?who know.. on; nix
- . got summer their tattle got 'mixed in, a
l'atiOfier' '..- .-1. ' ''' , ,' :, - . ' . • --' • heritoviog lived here 44 her fire--, -:-;she, -• --. ,-• ,- -:::- ---0-0-innititit-m; - .. •••• . lett and on patting them_eaa ;dam&
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', . The Parcae's"' Club is doing hie, They *fls. the eidef3t daughter of Mt and Mts. , , , ordby does that -.1sAraria. so -tore* a Paideillitt 1040 lanai a inliailto one
had a large number of new inembOrs at -rtill:i•16'Thiiinlotro.ilolf• eon. ikut•O. - ' :time she SOO'S yehlft - -,' ---'-'-`-'-`` - neither Claimed, In the nicanturie,..und-
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their last meeting sod' are : still looking, 'P'eeldee the e°1'`r°wing hindrand and "She knows l'rii eritY ietting $10 0101 advertiSed the Mealier steer as a
for Innis., 'se' now,,Tanners,, you want to infa4-°11114'900 day old, $40 leaves ro a week."- • - • War ewer and it WAS ibid. by public aria,
mourn her loss, her father, mother, six , "But. why -the Obit° • tion to Andrew 'McCormick for $70: The
rally to the Corners at the next meeting
which will be held. Monday night. brothers and one sieter, ail of *horn To, , 4.1 was engaged to. het *nee Land big steer, which both claimed, was esti-.
. . side at home:. Our hearts gl, out in broke „it off, and ie 114.terwo•S mar- 'Mated to be worth about $104. Thirty.
. OLIVOt. - ... • •- loving oympatiii, t011ni-&litowaiik-onea 'ried-sv nlitillmturA'': • ' '''. - ' ' eight witness, including.five Veterinary-.
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. . . *tined land suddenly beroaved, • • .. • , got consiateit, • . StitkOtill, testified at the trial in ati Wert
t 11 Of M. *11411/16•=134awataftera'vet1--Aort have been inueb larger witlenit Stephen.i.3Mnehi 4,Achttati. him „ai•
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AND TRUNK Re(Isi-iTa
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EXCURSION FARES
• WOVE PA1111ood going ;!tr4 return-,
• ing /04 it; only.• ,
PARS AtIO 01`404filltiii-Oood going 'lune
• Mth enalitlyist. Return limit july
and.. 1915. Return tickets Wilt)* Old
• • , between ali stations fti Canada, east of
Port Arthur.; Semite your tickets early
• at Grand Trunk ticket office,
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Interment took place Irani her late • • toidentity the otter and fix th • er
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• , .--Monday, .June residenee, On • *today after-
.011/tet aarden eu, the :church noon to Pilidy'14:Cetnetry and was very
grounds. on Thursday, July 22nd. • ' largely attein14
.1 Wahl, of 'Arrive spent . few" One.precidiel to our bearti is gone,
• • The e le is '
days with' his sister, Mo. Ver. 11, Willa*.
son. , ••• . ,
Miss Jennie Marringtoh attended ths,
Slade--Varrell wedding at :Kincardine
lett, week' • • '
Miss Annie. Tioulaten is visiting. her Assul".011,8 a" al5.101,1.
hitter, 4fra. , of Tees. •
water, at wont. • • .. ; 'use Odifte
•Miss Minnk C�11ini,.et" The Sentinel boa always on )10.4a. the• Get a,'llyslopollone better
;The piste made vacant Ur our homes,
"Whet Wee f paying when,,,•1 ddged .1 .
that automobile?" --ship of the anunal. yearly tome 'days
"TOO were, saying that life hi. not were consumed in taking evidence on the
worth living. But if you think se matter. Judge Viddifield, of Owen
why did You dodge?"Sound, who presided at the trial,' Made
' • ' a long and biI1iant teldress to the jdry
le width he strongly 3avored Rudolph's
version of the affair.' The .,Ajury, alter
being mat about two hours, brought in a
verdict dismissing the aiander action
with costs, and awarding. the larger steer
Lo Itudolph with costs, Thu l each party
loot and won a case. The expenses en-
tailed in Uteri° actione will probably run
considerably over 4600, with Which, it
•eeerns, bearing the' greater part, of the
burden. The strange part, aware to be
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Eet int be Indica: these seeeriatilictiene•Do You Watt
Can never more• be filled;
Not item the ground, atisee ' •
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But otteiltintes teleatial benedictions
Iligh Sabel, is spending the vaiat1on at.
very nicest ikvitatien and anzionfoement • . •
her home On the 4th. •. papers; We also have the very latest ' • , • . Order froin
Mr. aid tfie, Cyril Calyipbellt,.)lftcand
Mrs, .0harles Alton and ' MiSa Margaret
Ritchie, �fLar ospent Oundat on the
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style -of type, and an turn Out your
wedding 'stationery justa -little Weer
than anybody rlicet lotto reinipp-
o, co and $4.•• • •
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gp . 0 i , r iti $ or, i, . Wno LLIN 4, •Arilillf
, the other, having:been iold ail a t "a • . • ,
' know ' Altit '411411110titVity.:1111iet tba, I .• , ... I tr• lit rik,
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• A.23, Part 1. Descriptive.. .•• ,
, Arrival of British Trop))'e in Yr, alms; . 04?c".
Part 2. Descriptive, . • .
fLere's•Old SWeet Bong.atline•Xeilson, :I 4 •gn
456tOlttencloileoegatteaw, .4.1100 110i1800. 4Uv../
:• A no tittle Ford itambletT Bight Along, 105' "
. 1764 SPa• Been Drinking. Cider. • J (.1
' ' • • Luelit do Lainerinoor. .0extetta,
,53490, 11 Trolawrytoreiltl *14100;e're.
• E11nry
• A. 'Cohen, on the Telephone,. .0oinic)05,‘. •
. 1510 Ltiappy,Tho' 'Married. Outdo.' ' C. _
• iiert are over a:thousand double diet raeortni.ti
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