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TheStaple Department in our store is one iii which we take a spec-
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ial 'interest and always keep it 'well stocked
in the very best qualities to be found in the trade. Cotton goods are steadily
advancing in pile in the wholesale, market and goods purchased later mist be
bought at advanced prices over those we are offering at the present time. Owing
to early purchases„we are enabled to sell many lines at loiter prices 'than we can
.1My the same gooda to -day, , Therefore We would .advise early purchasing of your
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needs in,cotton goods,. It shalt require HQ arg'14111ent• to convince yon that when •
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-_, the perehanthas to pay the advanced Prices, the retail price must be increased to
tb:e. purcha,s.d. See these good values: -.. .. . ' ' . . ••
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Flannelettes* •
Fine qu alities aud neat patterns
11,-12 Togs t 4 and 15c. -
Priekilika
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Denims •
Blue-anct black, sPeeial 30 8132c.
Cottonade
Extra heavy weight, extra value
to -day 40c,
Shirtings •
Large kalige and good patterns
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• 'Fine qualities, nice cheek patterns
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Prints
'4 • ,Splendid assortment of patterns
12 1.2 and 15c. ,
Scout Percales, Indigo Bine yard
wide 20c.
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'Good Values at 8,10,
1 oweiIIng 12y d
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Grey and. Bleached; 10, '
cottOns
42'1-2;14 and I5c,
Sheetings
40 and 45c;
xtra.values, 30,32,
irculat PiIlow Cotton
40) 42. 44 and 46.41” 25 and 50c,
Circtilar Linen Pillow
Casing 45 inwide, special 60c.
Special Values, This Week
Children's Barefoot Sandals, solid leather, small
alraizes, 75e to..1.25.
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Mother ,iHubbard makes, 4 to 7 1-2 at 1.55, 8 to
.10 1-2 at 1.5001 to.2 at 1.75..
Women's Grain Oxfordsolow heel and, plain toe,
nice, wide, easy fitting, sizes 3 td 8, good value at
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July ist===50c. to $2.511
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Special Announcement This .store will be closed on Saturday,
•July ist. (Dominion Day) but we will.
'be open on Friday evening till. it) o'clock. Regarding our Two Days' Special
Sale last week we desire to express our appreciation of the courtesy and good
:nature shown by the people in waitiig tso,. patiently during the big ryshon. '
Salurday afternoon and evening. Although we had two 'extra sale clerks, we
were still unable to give the service and attention to customers that we always
desire to give. Tliese were the largest two consecutive days' business. in the
history of our store, and we appreciate the fact that the special bargains offer-
ed met with such a hearty response from the purchasing public.
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CANADIAN CHINAWARE
WILL REPLACE CIERMAN
Oeveiopinst 'oepotits • 0 Kaolin or. .
Vans Or in ouebsc-Oniss, end
Pew induetrise Affeoted •
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Tho *nesting .of German and Austrian:
porcelain wares= from the Cenadian
Market in favor of "Made -in -Canada'
produets heta been brought appreciably
elefier by the, coutitruetion ofa spur
Ilne, by gle, Canadian Northern. Bail -
WAY from .ite Montfort 'branch, to an,
extensive denoOtt of. kaolin . near Hu,.
berdoau1:b o., similar
.060110 of that natural resource, that'
manufacturers in the Tetitenic
pires have, producedthe,. soopplloo.ot
ellintawarenthat have been marketed
to homes in all parta ot the world,
and the prevalonce of the "Made.in.
GerMailY" inscriptlini,00 the Underside:.
average 1113i and.10alOn-i4 • •
of s a e. plates • in Pia
pishes an Indication.'et thewidespread '
character and value,Of the Impinges;
But. it is not in the .Manufacture
of table,' ware\ alone that kaolin is
important, Large' flueutities- are
utilized *Otho production of the. finer
grades ;of •printing :paper, and in the'
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Ma , of Insulators for MO • liewer
electrie transmisidon•lines, 'Anstrian
makers had (*eloped an international
trade of considerable .Mageltude in
the latter product :beret° the outbreak
of the war.. ..,Since the seas, have heen
cloeed against ,the Austrian supplies
the japfine§e have gone late the WO; •
41eSa of making these: essentials, ands,
• largely because of. the COespness of •
the labor available to Au.or,g.
there; the indeetry. tsectmeAwto :have
made. remarkable, progress,. They are •
exporting at a, '10* • price and have
already got...Into touch. with Canadian
nears, This .Quebec supply touches the
glass industry also, for he by-product ,
is a pure. silica-sand,Which is suitable.
for the manufacture or glass and sand.
• PaPer, and is utilizable as moulding
sand and for ether. purposes.
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,After Ceertefililrepted$11111110 -PT,
verrise Aga!e
VireAte40011 antiOnneed 01 MOM*:
VIM responsibility for the *tteek on,
the United Mote* troopers by Moil -
coni at OetriSal, balk been seemed by
the (*Muse GoVernment, Demand
for the immreltetezebras, of the
lielt,04 State*(iovernment, with a fur-
ther demand for an .early statement
froth Verrallee Se to the-goorso of,
action. he has determined Won: These
are. tho outstanding ,feeturee. of nom.
municetions exchanged betWeen, ;Gm
two Governmente on SWAP., and made
public by Air. Lansing. , ,
EIIseo Art*44040. Milan 'Ambas,
srelor-Peelinate. Informed Ministers
Ignacio Calderon of Bolivia and Rafael
,Baldiver of Salvador on Sunday that'
Carranza was ready to ancept "In eriro
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pints" offer of Mediatiell to avert•wer
between Me ico and the'United States '
Meanwhile President Wileon called In-
to conference tne•chairMen anranic-
.1n... g minority members ot the Foreign
nelatione CoMMItteee of the Senate.
and House to prepare the way for
placing the Mexican .01tnation. before
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. Congreite end tor action. by that bodY.
Earlier Sunday Secretary of State Lin,
Mug; after a •conterence ' With , the.
President: gave out the text of 'the
virtual ultimatum to Carrattsa, de-
manding the release .1- of American
prieonere at. 'Chihuahua and an ex,'
planation ot•Carretirie'a actions and in-
tentieni. •• .
Washington despittelige' On Friday
*aid: ' PreParattons for • war with
Mexico went forward swiftly atter re-
ceipt of at tifficial.report from General
Pershing showing that the American
gaValrY troeleft'wereled into ambuiih.
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-14. Carrizal by .the Cerranza General
Gomes. . Funston fears all of 'Abe
troops at Carrizal who have not now
• been accounted for were killed; cap-
tured or seriously wounded. National'
Guard organizatione throughout the
country were .straining every nervo to-
' night to prepare for active service on
the Mexican border, The entire army
of 100,000 men summoned by President
Wilson's call was placed directly at
General Funeton's disposal, .and will.
be rushed to the Mexican border at
the earliest possible moment. Con-
gress also took vigorous and far-
reaching action, validating the Prod-
' dent% measures.
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Deposit Large
Kaolinis supposed to be decompos-
ed feldspar, and occur§ In • pockets or
fisaures_ot varying depths., The...color
ranges, trOma• faint yellow to pure
white, the latter„being the more valu-
able. Its freedom from quartz,, mica,
and other particles, is also a factor.
The' deposit rendered accessible by the
Canadian Northern is supposed to be
many thousands of feet 111 depth, and.
• is pure -white in shade, and experts
Consider that from it the higher grades
of porcelain and pottery may be manw
factiwed, and of course, insulators as
well, Success in the burning of the
ulay into the various products of a
high grade, depends greatly upon the •
character of the fuel. As firewood is
abundant and cheap in Northern Que.'
bee, the Candian deposit appears to
".have been placed in the best environ-
ment.
The Canadians who re interested14er Pes development nlillirerTe_rf=1-
General for the Provinbe. of Quebec in
London, ,England, a report made for'.
him by Dr. Bigot of Paris, on the
ceramic possibilities of the kaolin or,
• Chine clay found in . the. Province of
Qubece; one by. Mr. Joseph Keele;
Director ottlie, Bureau of Ceramics of
' the Dominion Geological Survey, one
by . Edward. Orton, - Jr., Professor of
Ceramics ` of the.Ohio State College,
from Mcill University, Mon-
* ese documente:demonstrate•
kiiadian clay, in addition to
ramie value,•po§sesseS all
gristles necessary for the •
o Ottlie-highest grades Of
also the qualities which
On; manufacture of paint
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• ufacturing chemists. The
io5-is that porcelains equal to
Ilita.lnest French manufacture
AY be-!flide in Canadaas it has been
fqund b'- tests made in Limoges,
France, that the Canadian....claya_are.
e uall suitahl
eas the French kaolin
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-Monday; June. 207-,
Mies Margaret Symons visited friends
• in Walkerton last Week • ."'
Miss Jessie Inrig returned to • her
hOme in Berlin on Monday. •
J. Crawiord, Detroit, Mich.. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. McKinnon.,
Mise Mable Knktown and friend,' of
Greenock, Sundayed at her , hoe here.
Messrs:Tip* Carr and Victor Kidd,
of Rincardine, were Sunday visitors at
homes. , • • ' •
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Mr.11. R. Maher returned from Ot-
tawa au Saturday, owing to illness of
his mother -in -Jaw.
, ., •Messrs. Robt. and Dan McDonald,' of
• .Ripley, visited at the home of their sis-
,ter,,Mrs. C. MclCinnon.
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• Pte. Hector MoLean, of 12th, Anibul-
' wee Corps, Winnipeg, paid a flying visit
• to 'Acquaintances here lait week. •
• 114't forget the Union & S. picnic to
• , Inverhuron, Tuesday, July 4th.
come and enjoy the day.
' "kisses, Mary J. and Jessie McLean Sun-
, ' -dayed with friends on the Boundary, ,
• , All are pleased to hear that•Mr. N. C
is -able to be- -up after,, his ,
• long illneas, .and all hope to see•hini out
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Mrs. Madden, Of Haiffilten, spent last'
week here, packing and shipping their
1i3n$ieBld-etiects to Halsilltorf where-
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, • Pre: Edgar W. Pyke, of the 1,6th.
tfiviversity Artillery, Toronto, spent a
few days at -J,
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•• Tielatirea from Port Euron and. Lon-
don, motored here in Mr; Pecoelt's tour
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g ear, front London, end spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mis, Stevenson.:
Miss Nettie Gitnn taught 'the School
at $s 8 � 4, Bruce, last week in the
absence of Miss McDOlialci, wbo was,
• bine n aecountiof her aunt's death. ,
%V ate sorry to report the very critical
Yet:Widen of lire. Phan. Mciiinton, who.
, took Mich worse 'last week. Ilurpe
Russell, Of PaieleY, is ifi attendant% All
hope for her receveryv
On .rriday evening ot this week the
Or suety aro owing a Literati
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and Musical Entertainment, Outside
and local talent. .See bills. Everybody
welcome. Free-ivilt offering.
'On•Wednesday evening a number of.
friends met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Thempson, '2nci:. con. Bruce, to
spend the eveein with their cousin,
Pte. Hector McLean, of Winnipeg,. (a
former Glamis boy) who was here bidd-
ing ;Good-bye to acquaintances • before
leaving for overseas service cn. Friday.
During the evening. Pte. keLeari was
presenMd with an address and ring from
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Newspaper reports. lately have ben Demand Growing
revealing that Undle Sam putting on
The market is Wide; for the supplies
quite a brave front with MeXico. Looks of kaolin on the North American con
as if he is -afraid of the Kaiser but not tinent have not sufficed to meet domes-
tic requirements. A revival df of the, the Kid.
• - gration will produce, automatically, a
keen demand for table wares, and'
Our village Dr has been having a veity
busy.time lately, and -it is even hinted of development.. The Canadian pion-
• bYsome of the- older heads thatle j eers in:. this new potential industry,
especiallt interested in other lines than undoubtedly, Will hive the keenest of
his patients. • competitors to face, but the purity ,
) and abundance of the supply and the
DUKE• OF OONNAIYGIET GOING
• Earl 'Curzon. May Become Canada's
Governer -General •
London despatches on Friday said:
king George has given his sanction
for • the • Duke of Connaught, . whose
term as. Governor-General of Canada
extiires next October, to return to Eng-
land, says an announcement issued by
the Colonial deice, The 'King ex -
cuffed Prince Alexander Of Teck,
WhOse appointment was inade before
the war, from being the iniccesser to
the Duke of Connaught,As. the Prince
ffeelsIr^ cannot •relinquish his milf-
tary duties...Nothing is known of-
ficially concerning the report that
Earl Curzon of Kedleston, formerly
Viceroy of India, will become Govt.
ernor-General .of Canada, An Ottittisi
despatch says: - Lieut. -Col. Stanton,
• Military Secretary to, H.R.H. the Duke
of Connaught, confirmed the London
despatch as to the Royal Governoes
departure from Canada. ' No
has been received as to his sue -
cosset. "His Royal Highness leaves
on a tour of inspection which
will cover the whole of Ontario -end'
the western Provinces,
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REDMOND WINS POINT'
Ulster Nationalists . Reluctantly Ao-
• cept Exclusion -Lords Grippes
The , Entrance, Exa• ms. were held the ineidentais to manufacture with the -
possible exception of labor, ere fac-
end of last week. Those f rein our vil- cirriin .their favor. At piesent,' the
lage school who tried were Annie Stan. consensus of opinion .among the ex -
his friends • perts concerned, appears to be that
ley, Pearls Cle,ddes, Merle Richards and " th d t
Kinloss
with a little mother ng, e n us ry
- ' . Tommy Miller. When last heard., of, all can be established, and that Canada
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-Monday, June 26:
Mr.*Normari McDonald : has hired
with Wm. Graham, of the 7th. con., •
Mfss Pearle Debsdale; of London, is
visiting for a few days at the home of
Mr. Albert Stanley.'
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Misses,Wilda and Laura Stanley; of
Linden, are spending a couple of weeks
tinder the parental roof,
ltIrs.:LlOyd'Hiltired and son from the
West, are visiting the former's parents,
-Mr. ---•
*The trdatees of our school have been
fOrtunate in hiring Mr. Lockhart as
teacher for the coming year. , • •
"Safety Tir8t7 is the. -motto cd the
echool trustees, so they,have put a setiof
iighteing rods on the school.
We are sorry to report that Mr., Thee.,
-Briggehetinder--the-doetori.soare-_fle.is
suffering from a kick by a. horse,
Mr. James -Huston • has raised his
house in prepaation or a cellar. Times
-arerlookitigiirakightron-ear-lin
• .opportunity td extend its* industrial
Ri3v
.I. F.,Ball occupied the pulpit in independence of the outside world.
the Methodist Chureli on ;Sunday last; '
deliveringlislast sermon to the people EDUCATION A MEDIUM
of this circuit. Mr.. Bail hes been with. - - •
miler two years. making inank friends Harvard Professor Warns Against
wherever he went,.and we regret to lose Neglectouf Thinking Things Out
him from the circuit. , .•'An educated man knows that other
people think, an intelligent man works
• • ' ' his own thinks." ln this homely way
Eighth- Con., --Kinloss • a, ,New York immigrant -girl defined
the difference between education and
• -Monday, June 26. Intelligence, and Prof. Francis G. Pea-
body of Harvard Unfveralt3r, passed it
Mrs. Jan Culbert . and Earl visited on to. a !time congregation in •Convo-
• Purple Grove friends on Bunday' cation Hall, Toronto. He usedit as
" TifeiiiiitOf CilliFrt 'and-Eiliciti•jotin; 'Ilia:: :tint 'til-PATittilit
•ston visited at Glamis on Sunday, to. get on in the world. "Education,"
One of the Ripley boYs'called on the. e remarked, "is the rapid transit sys-
item whereby the learning of the world
Eighth on' Sunday. Call again, friend, is expeditiously ci.nveyed to the mind
Earl Culbert is sporting a new buggy. d youth.' The chief obstacle to in-
tellectual .ehiciency • is not laelt ot
He says a new horse is no g•oodevithout -brains but lack of power." * '
• anew buggy
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Baker and famili;
of the West, are visiting his mother,
wirBaker, of-llolyrood:-- • •
' A number frdiii here attended the -
Garden Party at. 13ervi: on Wednesday,
'anti at Clark Friday e ening. ••
an * Mrs. Chas.' ton ram; and
family an isses Myrtle an. oe •0
Congra
day.
Meathla---GO:nare,ted
4 IVIerosipa, the Sicilian city that was
completely ruined :by earthquake.
With 'terrible loss ot ure, is now nearly -
rebuilt. Ahritist all the new build-
ings are of re -enforced concrete. Con-
crete is said -to be "re -enforced" When
t*isted iron or steel bars are embed -
ed
in hi- te-gi-Ve-it-extra-eirength
• ed to sivinghtun 0.1,,san. Experience has s own is
well to.fix those bad spots on the "Town . . the best Material for resisting earth.
Line as it may rirove dangerous to the• , quake shocks.
Vera payethe -Councillors would do
h that.this
rubber tires.
We heard that Mr. Earl McDonald
Main the Garden Party' in Beryl° On
Wednesday' last and heard an exception-
ally good program,
• Mrs, Allan. Kaake spent a few daYfint
her home on the 7th. Con. where •sh• e
attended the funeral of herfather, tho
late iohnson Griffith. '
We are glad terepott that, at the time
Writingo Pte. Richard Portmet who has
been so seriously ill, is recovering,' arld
110Kto )0 him out ROOM
HA Y , :WEAK LUNGS?
bo col setIon your chest or in yonr
bronchial t bes a Do coughs hang on, or
are you sub ectt throat, troubles? ,
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Suck troub s hould have immediate
treatment with e rare curative Owen,
el Scott's Emulsion to guard agrilnat.
tonatiniptida Which so easily follows.
SeottstiThinilidon contains pure cod blvet
oil which Peculiarly eitrengthena the res-
piratory tract and improves the quality of
thc. blood; the glycerine in it soothes and
heals the tender membranes of the throat.
., Scott's is prescribed by the beat Special-
' 14110 You can get It at any drug stomp,
Reit It *WSW Toronto, 44
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Cannot Itilt inaian
.1Violae Dailebdurt, a young Caugbna-
waga Indian, 19 years of age, fell 160
feet front the Quebec bridge, hit a
couple of beams in the descent and
went spinning into ivio feet of water
in the:river; falling on his back. •An
old ,gintril there with a heat rescued
him. As soon an ho got on his feet
the Indian thrashed his, rescuer in
lively style.' He wan brotight back
to Caughnawaga as well as ever with
the exception of a couple 'et °tacked
tibi4 . 4.0.m:4,00410
A , conference of Ulster Nationalists
was held at Belfast on Friday to con-
sider David ' Lioyd,George's • proposal
for the settlement of the Irish' ques-
tion: -John-Redmond -' presided -and
was supported by Joseph Devlin. Mr..
Lloyd -George's proposal was accepted
by a vote Of 475 to. 265. 'Delegates
froin all the Ulster counties and the
Bishops of these counties were ere -
sent: In all 1,000 delegates .Were 10
attendance. It is unofficially stated
that Mr. Redmond declared that it the
exclusion of ins Ulster countfes was '
not accepted by the conference he
would realms the leadership 0 ,the
Irish party. London says-: Lord -Bal-
four ot, Burleigh, 'Lord Cromer, the
Earl of Halsbury, Viscount Middleton
and the Marquis of Salisbury, Who
represent the extreme anti -home rule
party, have Issued al manifesto depre-
cating the attempt to settle the. Irish
question by negotiations at the mom-
ent. •
• Thlaumont Captured :
Before one of the most violent as-
saults since the beginning of 'the at-
tack four months ago, the Germane on
Friday carried the French firstline
trenches between Hills 320 and 321,
east of the Meuse, captured the Thiau-
naont works and penetrated to the
lege of Fleury. A French counter-
attack drove them out of the latter
place.. Despite' the Germans' gain, the
• moat fa'•-reaehing since the capture of
Vault,' French observers•refuse to be
Marina , ' .
No Meat Per Germans
.Aecording te a despatch from sone
Adolph von .Baticki, President .ot the
German Food Regulation Beard,
threatens to make Germany a liege-
„tariart.,,nation.,_untu,:_goptecoer. •
announced on FridaY, the despatch
says, that he *as seriously ocinsidery•
ing a prohibition. upon the consuMp•!'
-non of meat Tor two er-Alsree months.
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Bold Robbery and Gun -play
Armed- bandits are reported to have.
Mud and wounded Brink •Manager Le -
march° at Ville Mario, 'Quebee, and
-blown -up hank building with _dyna-
mite. They rode away without open-
ing a safe containing $1.8,0000E. Pre-
wintudi-all-telephone-and-light-Wire
had been -ut. •
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The •Paris Ministry of Marine an-.
nounced on Monday that the Italian
Auxiliary cruiser Oda di Messina and
the Freifich-
Fourche have been torpedoed in the
Strait of Otranto, at the entrance tO
the Adriatic. •
Butterfly Or
At a fancy drains bali for children
a policeman stationed at die door Was
instructed not to admit any adult.
An (Welted woman cattie running up
to the 'deer and demanded admission.
sorry. MUM" tatilied the
police-
man, "Id I can't let anyone in but
children." o •
"Hitt My ehild Is dteseedas 5 but-
terfly," eXciailied the • *Oman. "and.
his forgOtton her wings:" • A
"Can't helpit" replied the
pollce-
inan, "orders is orders; you% We to
1S1 her 110 ea tikterpillsre'r
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Phone No. 10 is at Your Service
We mentor ceeh-sAre sell Cheaper Than The Credit Ht
:Plat/KERS
How muelFtrouble and Worry it would
save you it you eutd.4* keep your hogs
and "sheep from getting under your
wire fences, Ms problem
has been Solved by the use of
the Anchor Fence Stay,
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They, only Cost 5c. each
and a few -of tliem will anchor
&wit a fence so that no hog
can possibly get under.
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This warm weather will make: you
think about getting an On tove. Pee
our line before you buy.
The Lucknow Hardware & CoaI Co,
- THE STORE THAT NEVER !DISAPPOINTS
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Whitechurch
v-TileedaY, June 27,
Glibsen Gillespie has returned hem"
from •Cochrane. .• •
Miss Nellie Bannerman, of W.ingham,
spent Sunday at John Mewbray'e. •
rtes. Tom and Jim Penrose, of Lon-
don, spent a few days at hoinethis week.'
Rev. Mr. Stewart is up at Bruce
Beach this week working at his cottage.
-Mrs.
Hector. McKay returned Wit
Week frem a three mnthe' trip through
the West. ••
:Miss Flo Martin, of Wiligham, vieited
with her brother, William 'Martin, ter a
few days, •
Miss Edith • Kew, of Winham; is
Visiting et the home Of her grandfather,
Mr Cottle.' • '. •' 7 -
Mrand ilia Griffin and Mrs. Berf
Wan, Of Hamilton, are visiting at -the
home of Wm. Barbour. •
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Mr. John' .Faloner, of Onlrose,' hair
moved Onto the farm near here, recently
Purchased from Mr. Wellwood, '
• Owing to the union service in the
Methodist church Sunday evening, the
Presbyterian chUrli, was closed.
QUite a number from here attended.
the jubilee services in Wingham. Presby
terian church.on Sunday evening.
Harold Page'of dlvin, who has been
employed with John Gillespie, for some
tiMs,•has been called home' owing to the
death 0 his tether.
• Rev. Mr. Penrose and son, George,
left for Oneida Reserve on Tuesday
morning: Mr. Penrose is driving. Mrs.
Fenrose will leave on Tuesday.
Don't forget the garden party on Fri-
day evening; July 7th. • A splendid
program is being provided. • The. Tees -
water hand wiltbe in attendance,
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The picnic on Monday was largely
attended. As the day vas ideal, every-
thing went off splendid. The couple on
the grounds longest married was Mr.
andMrs. George COttle, of Whitechurch,
the prize being an alarm clock. The
couple married the shortest time was
Mr. and Ms. Ben. McCledaghan,
Whitechurch. •
Miss A. , McKenzie, of Port Albers.- • .
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Miss Ida nadiettte hontdayiJunefremL.14.: . •
for her holidays.
Jack McKay left Saturday to spend a
few weeks' in Detroit.
Mrs . Bei ti Finlay, of tucknowt • spent
Sunday in this community. •• .
Mrs.. Pirtheny, of Seaforth; is spending
a few days with Mrs. R Andrew. , - ' •
Service will be held in this church en. •••• .
,Sunday evening, July 2nd, atp. fis. • .* ,
• Henry Johnston, of Goderigh
ship, spent the weekend at Ralpht
Nixon's. • '
Miss Janet Beckett is speeding a few . `.' • i•
days with her sister; Mrs. Herb, Stethers,,
• this week, • • '
Mr.' and Mrs. Will Henry; of ,Fleaher- -• •
ton, attended the Stothers.•--Jacket.
wedding on Wednesday last.
ffrifaith-e-siddicisagcorplinitaT ,
to be held at the lake onSaturday, July
ist. A good time is expected. • Come
all! • • ..
• George Hackett is home from Owen).
Sound Business College, being success-
ful in securing his diploma. COngratir-
lations, George. • • • •
, Qute°, number from here attended-
the lawn social on the Methodist church
lawn In Dungannon on Friday evening
and retort a geed time.
Master Alfred Andrew,'" who under-
went an operation for appendicitis in
Fergus host.ital, is not improving as &SG.
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as his many friends would like.
.Kintail .
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As. , --Monday, Jinie26;.
Mott. Dalton lost a very valuable dont'
last week. • • • . ••
Miss Jane MeDonalt1 was a flodericiii
visitor last week. .4.
Misses O'Neill, of Jackson, lich, ere•
visiting at James Sinntes, sr •
ta Mrs. Ilnasey, of Goderich, is v , •
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heidaughter, Mrs. C. O'Keefe.
,s.
1ited Triblitiff inAhrbUfg Week.• •
Miss Lizzie Stewart was the peat of ,
• Mies Annie -May McDonald -on -Sunday-, •
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Mr. Duncan Morrison, of Parkhill, is .
renewing acquaintnces-in this vicinity.
THE WEifitilirfni- •"-
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LONDON, ONT:. SEPT. fhb. to 16111.___
The -amusement #:progranimeat the
Western Fair, London, Ontario, this
year Promises to bean especially attrac-
tive one. 'Here -are a few -of -the acts
ender contract Lawrence and Hurlfells,
Wonderful. - Dies Dog and Pony. Circus;
this is the act the elder people like to
take the children to Taiser WO.;
to Ja13S doing -?some -wonderful feats.
Rice, Sully and Scott, &comedy lubber
act, sothething new and. novel, The
Dayton Family, twelve people who give
a remarkable ehibitioe. The four Aerial
13el1, the" aileatest aerial artists, and
others. The new steel Grand. Stand,
with every seat it good One, will bellied
no doubt twiee daily. A grand display
0 fireworks by the: International Fire-
wrks co of Lodon, everynight. Thet
Meyerhoff Carnival(. will fill the Mid,
Al AY with a fine lot or gond clean shows,'
Two spi•ed °yaks on the track datiyi
Everything will be in hill swing at this
year's exhibition September 8th. to leth,
,All Information froth the Secretary,. A.
*Mott/ X'60901.00t*to, •
MTS. T Whrte, who has been -visiting sk
her sister, M-rs. -Young, returned, home•. • „it , -'''. '.
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Mr. and hir. D. Molchitiney aed. - _,•re
• Cecil were Sunday visitors at the honie, • -
„Geo Collinson.
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Mr. and Mrs, *Tames Dalon and
reent, • •
bloderiell, spent Sunday at the home „ • -
o( the finther's brother, Maurice.
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School of Commerce
LINTON, ONT4
Gives a thorough course in nook-
altieulepittalf, 080hionrmtleirenidal TsyupbeAftrtieltlyt
moderate rates. Before enrolling
elsewhere, let us tell you What we
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