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DOMINION WAR LOAN
• TO BE ISSUED. IN SEPTEMBE
y Purchasing'a bond•you will help
to WIN. THE WAR and obtain'. for
yourself an investment of the hl hes
class i! , �,�..v
yielding a most attractive rate '
of -interest.
Omt : d$tI l i iaL
tFtotp The Now ark tedepehdt blj
µ e doctors.are,, avi.agFf: bard tipie.
,.adding out aowAhe germ • of infantile
paralysis getsrabpl t: it attacks rip))
and peer alike itu eeenis, to have no
2rineerion Witb rigaaganito ponds Or sewer
pipes„ lint so luau' cast -4 sx6 reported
from households Where theta' ;ere animal,
lhets tb t' ''e' :pbysiciad`s. h a .coins, to.
tlheL conidluaion that the ,thea ire' b 'con•
veyctl'ytr them... if /his theory proves
tri e. it will add suatlier to the irtl0v
diseased, wh'cb e0,91,9 fo near,heeatiae of
his fPeidst for liVig
With' t
1•e lower
r
animals, it is a habit he finds it Hard
to break off; four. it is an old habit, Several
hundred thousand years old,' -I+`or'when
man first took to living in caves he ba.)
many .faunat cempiensalswhose pictures
he drew tipon`tlie :wales. The mk'stodot
vas;donbtlees too big to. be made a pe
of; but the reijideer and the Boras uta
toolc in and ttmwd. Soon the 'wildcat
ft
soiltotai web
l�d�i1,��1filfiX
Ial Wi3STER. VANA»A.
btis ndM of hien are required. tat help
tel be great , work, .of barvestdngl' •the
Western crop..~ 1'he taslk sf trot sporttug
to the; west this great. ipy of workers
will fall to the lot of th t itnadian l'acufic
Blilway,
1 xcursions fro th-,poiesis ip Ontario to
AM4nitelbai Sa'katchetvatx and, Alberta
will be Tun, and special; trains opierated.
making -the trip in,abontihirty-sitltours;.
without change or transfer. a
"Qoing;�-f,rip Weet, ". $1_.3 OO` to Wnnui-.
pep
'Mistysp$itg Trip Ee4st, +' ,$1S 00 ironi
Winnipeg. -
Consuit V. F..R.;. Agents regarding
trauspefiatiott west; of Win,. uipeg.
tiO111'fi .SATES.
ugual' 19.ih wind' 31st.: Xrgin Toronto-
Sudbury, pine and Rest, but' hot in-
cludieg �Sinitb.'.s' Falls or, Renfrew,
also'-froin Main Line Bast of Sudbury
t
and the wolf crept ie to get bir the fire, ,
`and wan, made them useful. ' .
J:t;
ow the, utomobile has lett fire '• CULL OSS COUNCiI, . MI VTES.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
OTTAWA.
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LMA LADIES', COLLEGE
OPENS ITS THIRTYrSIXTH..
YEAR .ON SEPTEMBER ' --
TWELFTH t NINETEEN
HUNDRED &- S1XT.EEN
For calendar sndterms; k. 1 Warner.M.A.,D,D.,AIma College, St,Thomus; Ont:
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TND' WESTERN .PAiR •• -
Septaplber 81h 10,1611i.
- The Poultry,Exhibit at the Western
,:hair, London, Ontario, • in September
next promises to be a very large one as
usual. Poultry Breeders have copse to
the, conclusion that a win 'at London's
Exhibition means 'considerable -1h diem.
The prize list tai 'very liberal one and
the eupe and trophies ofi'ered' by tlieEx-
• ` hibition•,Associatien in addition to the
� eash prizes makes it very • attractive from
an ekhihiter's standpoint. Prospects are
very bright this year for the whole Ex-
, : hibition. Avery large amount of space.
iii already allotted and applications are
coming in daily. A real live program
of attractions will bo.given twice daily
.before the Grand Stand. ' . Prize lists,
'entry' formes and all information regard
ing .the 'Ex'lhibition. will be given on
application to the,Ser'retary, A. M. Hunt,.
London, .Ont. '
HIGH TRIB.UTE.TO
CANADIAN SOLDIERS
Eon. Lloyd George, Minister of . War
for. Britain, in company 'with Sir Sam
s, recently reviewe
adian -peeps at.. lirainsliott. Following'
the review, Lloyd George, in the course
of a short speech, said 'it w,as•an inspir-
ing sight that' in. the third year 'of the
.struggle, when our •foes are beginning to,
get exhausted, we .should be' preparing
to pour into the field troops of this
Wualhty.. , At the beginning of • the war.
-tis sent out 120,000 menus an expeedit-
ionary force. itwasour conviction that
• that was the ccntributibn 'the British
army should • make. Now -.Canada, her-
self his -}sent 120,000• igen. She km
thousands more in reserve. " That gives
hope and confidence arid codviction` of
ultimate victory to us all.
• -"Why.lias Canada done it2' She has'
dem it undoubtedly in order to stand,
by the .Old Country in . her difficulties.
That is -not. all. 11 -the -Old Country had
got .itito• trouble through her own' folly,
1 through mere greed of possession; out of
mere envy of the• prosperity, of others,
the Dominions would•nothave poured'
out their best blood in our h.thaif,
"Well have they helped' us. I am
here to thank Canada for her contribu-
tion in this war.: Brilliant descriptions
of the battle of Ypres, , when you saved
Calais, will be read for many long days..
in Britain's gratitude. Just•as the Rocky*
Mountains h Ic the storms of the
West, so did t e: a heroes of Ypresbreak
the hurricane of Germ'an,fury:
'They upheld the high honor of Can
ada and -saved the British . army. You
have the gratitude as • well as the admir-
ation Of over' man,; woman and child -in
these islands. •It ie a struggle for free-
dom, but in the struggle ive•are a feder:
ation-this great. 'Empire -for even a
renter Em i ire in the future."
to, but• not •inehichog, ,North 843'11
August 19th':said Septeiaber. 2nd. ;!•rout To-
• ronto, a1so,West and 'Silath' thereof•:
.Further particulars from Csanndien
1'ecifiq Ticket Agents, or W. S. Howard,.
District Passepger Agent, Tokcnto.
will find their pccupatiou gone, .The.
watchdog cappot compete with tbe elec-
tric burglar alarm, and the ,:eat is not
half so good a mousetrap as"one made; of
wire. But man is not like those climbers
who' cut' their humble associates as they
rise in the social scale. • Althn he has
climbed the ladder -of evolution to the
very top, he still retains a fondness for
Ins poor relations and likes to have therm McPherson -Donaldson -That we give
in his tense, .even the they are useless
and botheraoane, The Irish peasant keeps
the . pig in _the parlor. The Russian
inuzhik .sleeps beside his cow. The
southern cracker likes to have thechic=
kens running under, the table. These
customs are quite earcutiable. for they
are- based on convenience and economy.
but no such good reason can be given
for the admission of cats and dogs, to
the family circle by these' persons who
are rich enough to be more select in :the
company they keep. ' But it seems that
the richer -people are the mora they takt
to beahte. If the presence of dogs- and.
'cats mike a home 'unwholesome for
• children, 'yby the children will have to
go, that's all. -In fact, the children have
aheady gone, front thousands of, the
;wealthiest'' bo 6 , and various fantastic
brute§ have to adieu places: ' Stroll
dgyrn. Fifth'Avenuek on '.a sunny afi;er
noon and-you.will counttwiceas -many:
dogs as babies. Iii' fact; you may think
that you had chanced by midtake ' upon
one of those Cities of the Blind, that
'they are building in Europe, so many of
'the .ladies and, gentlemen are. being led
along the sidewalk by dogs. lit is indeed
a touching sight to • see .these wealthy
people whom some would call hard' and
selfi4sh'lavishipg their money and devote
ing• their •personal attention. to animals
who are rarely beautiful and never use::
fill,, and 'whew only claim upon man's
,gratitude is that their remote ancestor
may have helped him herd sheep or
guard the cabin door.
:'['eegwater, Aug.. 7th.
Council niet on above date. 'Members
all present. • • ,
Donaldson`.-Case=That a . grant be
made to gravel a portion of the road' at
Ioc 16, con.. 1, oa condition that .Turn -
bury grant an equivalent and that
Case expend the same. Cairric d.
Out to Old Aunt Mary's •
-Wasn't it pleasant, 0 brother mine,
In those old days of the lost sunshine
Of youth -when the Saturday's chores
our usual grant of $25.00 to the Tees-
water Agricultural Society. Carried\
McPherson Donaldson -T }i a t the
peeve aC
-Ai ' "next sitting of County
Council request that they petition the
Ontario Government to have all auto-
mobile licenses collected in the munici-
palities to be paid back to the munici-;
palities contributing. Carried.
Case -McPherson -That ,we appoint
,John McRae for inspector'aind valuator
of .sheep 'killed or 'damaged by dogs.
Carried '
Atmstrong-McPherson-That James
Dona_ldaon '.be instructed to place.a notice
at' both ends of the. 25th sideroad, con.
16, prohibiting heavy . traffic. , Carried.
Case-Donaldson=That we "levy, 2i
mills on the dollar for current expenses
for the year 1916 for township purposes.
Carried. '
McPherson--Kuntz-That the .Clerk
notify all pathmasters to have the scones
raked off -their respective road -beats as.
soon as possible. Carried.
Case -McPherson -That By-laws Nos.
9 the • 11, being by=laws for the yeas 1916,
be finally passed, signed and sealed.
Carried.
Donaldson -Armstrong -T h a t the
Clerk notify all partiesro the Pennell
Dram to• have their respective amounts
paid to the treasurer by the '1st of Sept.
Carried. ' ' ,
FINANCE nm,ca T
0. Schumacher, b9 yds gravel, $5.90:
L. Ruth, inspecting.contract, 4 38. John
Kennedy, work on sink -hole ' at con 1,
16 87. Arch. Taylor, 65 yards gravel,
6 '50 C. P. R, statute labor,' 1 00..
Stapleton , Bros., timber : -for sink -hole,;:
'60 00. 'Jos.' Guest, .88 yds gravel, ' and
read, 9 20. William Henderson, 70 yds
•gravel and road,. 8 00. F. ldoran, 65
yds gravel, 6 5'0 "W. Howe, 229 yds
'The lle 'plotted Page
When history conies to write the book
of the Great War, many a fair page will
be filled with even-handed praise of
German efficiency, 'of' German" valor, of.
German devotion; but the pages will be
sadly blotted. For the story of Ger
official: brutality and ruthlessness will
like the trail•of the serpent ov'it
N. Y. Independent.
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Summer Brides
.-See our Samples of Dainty.
- ` dt i g -i4 ae l s.-
and Invitations.
Printed in either Script or. ' •
Old English T y p e. We
carry all . the up-to-date .:
type faces:
-50Invitations orA4-
nouncements.'with outside
and inside' envelopes for
$2.50, • ' •
Samples mailed to out of
town customers on request
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HE SENTiNE1
LUGKNOtV
e •un.ays wood" in the' kit;
'then, too
'And' we went visiting, "me and' you",
Out to old Aunt Mary's`,
It all comes back so clear to -day!
Though I ain as bald as you are gray,
Ont_bythe-barmlot-and--down.-the-}an
We patter along in the dust again,
As light as the tips of the drops of the
rain, • '
.Out to old Aunt .Mary's;
,We cross the pasture and .through: the
--' wood,
Where the old gray snag of thepoplar
--stood,
Where .the' hammering "red -heads" hop
' ped away, • . ..•
And the buzzard "raised" In the "clear
ing,, ,sky, •
And lolled and• circled as we went by
Out to old AuntMary's.
And then in the dust of the road agair,
.And the teams We met, and the cbun
'. try -men; ' '
And tbe'long highway, with sunshine
spr&id
As thick as batter on country bread,
our cares behind,'.and our hearts ahead ,
out to •old Aunt ;Jury's.
And,the romps we took, in our glad. un
• •testy • oved - _•
Was it.the lawn t tit we lt
li he>.est
With eta sweeping swing in, the 'locust
• trees, •
Or was it the i grove;' nthits leafy
breeze •
Or the dim hayrtuow with its fragranctes
Out to old Aunt Mary's.- '-
Why, i see her now, in the
o en door
p
Where the little gourds grew np the"ti
' sides and o'er :• •
i
The clapboard roof' And her face--,
ah, mei
Wasn't it good for a boy to tee•
And: wasn't it good for a boy to be.
Out to old Aunt Mary'si
For, O :my brother.so far array,
. This i4 to tell you-sbe'waits to -day
eTo welcome ns. Aunt Mary fell
Asleep this morning, whispering, "Tell
The boys to coroe°s. , . , . And all • is well
Out to old Aunt Mary's.
• 4.,-4111110 11111ea ttVhitcclitili Riley.
for indigent, 1 50, S.D.A.A. Stubo, 206
yds gravel, 20 40.. George Waddell;' 50
yds gravel, 5 00. C. Waechter, 70 yds.
gravel and :road, 8 00; 284'sacks cement,
half share, 4 7 93., S., Lindsay, contract
' gravelling and gravel, 67 50; cement,
finishing Cu ross s are; 27 25.. M. Cas•-
sidy, contract•gravelling on .on 14, 80, 60.
'Wm. Moffat, 80 yds gravel, 8 Q0. Jas.
Ballagh, sheep killed by dogs, 57 33.
Thoso.Fal'lon,:60,yds. gravel, 6'00. 'A
Simpson,, 9p sds graxeLand road, iD• Q0_
J. McRae, sheepkilled by dogs; ' 29 33
Wm. Caslick, 78 yds gravel, 7 80. Phil
Keffer, work' with, grader, 19 37. Robt.
:Oran, 40 yds gravel, '4 00, Milas Moir;
69 yds gravel, 7 90. A. Miller,. repair,
ing' bridge, 2 Q0. Medical Hall, supplies,
1 40. F. Berber, plans for bridge at
min 6, 83 00. M. Fairbairn;. part pay-
ment for printing; 30 ;00: Pat Lynette
72:yds gravel„ 7 20. '
McPherson-llonaldson=-T h. a t. the
financereport as read be ado ted and
ordersissued for paynient of the' re-
counts, and that we nowadjourp to meet
agaie on: Monday, Aug. 28th, or at the
call of the Reeve, Carried.
-G. BiPreo1-Gletk.
QUOTATIONS
AUGUST ..4th .. ,
Toronto Cattle nark.t
Steers, choice weighty.,$8.40to$9.00
do, Medina* weight . 7,75 $.26.
Butchers', choice haitd'. 11,00 8,26
40,
Mod
... .. 7.00 7.90
7.0
do. common 5.70 6.6
13utetiers' codes; choice., 7.'007• 7; 25
d®, ., $00, }}R•},.. •!}• 6.00 6.60•
do medium 6 00
6 QO
Butchers,
bulls, choice. a.00 7,60
do., medium to Bgod. 6.25 6.75
do, bologna .. .V4,50 6.00
l!'eeders, 900 to 1,000 lbs. 7,.00 7:60
do; bulls ......., . 5,00 6.00
Stockers, 800 to 900 lbs. 6,60 7.25
do, med.. $60 to` 700.6,60• • 6.50
do, common, light... 6..60. •: 6.00
Glitters. .. :.. 4.60 6, 60
Canners • 4.00 4.60
Mil..•.,•.
>Fera , good to choicece,70,00 99.00,'
do., commbit to mea .•60,00 70.00
Springers .. „ , , ..66.0:0 90.00
Calves, veal, good, , .., ...1,0.00 ' 12.00
do. medium' ..,.:.•", .8.<00, •10,00
do, common , , .:.. 6.00 • 7.60
do.. grass .6.25 .6,25
Lambs, cwt. 9.00 11.00
Sheep,,ewes, light 8,00 8.76
do,, heavy and bucks 5.6.0 6..60
do. Culls° . 4. t} 6.60
Hogs, weighed off cars 12.85 12.90
do. fed aiad watered12,65 0.00
dog Yo.b, cotuntry-, ,12,00 12.16;
• ' Toronto ' Grain Markets
Manitoba , wheat -Track, bay ports,
No. 1 northern, $1,60; No:. 2 northern,
31.58;. No. 3 northern: 3143.
Manitoba oats -Track, ,bay ports,
No. 2 C.W., 57e: No: 3 C.W., 56'5;
extra: No. 1 feed, 66.3.
trac
Arnericak,Toronn cornto.-No. 3 yellow, 96e,
Ontario wheat -No. '1 commercial.
per car lot, according to freight, put+
tide, 31.15 to 31.17; No. 2 commercial,
$1.12i,to 31.14; hto. 3 ;commercial, 31.05
to $1.07; feed wheat, 97c to 99c; new
wheat, No. 2, $118 to $1.221. _
Ontario oats -No. 8 white, according
to freights, outside, 61c to 62c.
Peas -No. 2, per carlbt, 81.75 to
31.85, according to sample, 31.25 to
31.50. '
Manitoba :. flout-Ffrat ,patents. in
jute. bags, 38,10; second patent's, in
jute. bags, 37.60; ' strong bakers' in
jute bags, 37.40, Toronto•
Ontario flour -Winter, track, Toron-
to, promptshipment, . according to
sample, 35.40.'to $5.50 in filo seaboard, '$6.60 to •$5.78. '
Millfeed-Car lots, per ton,, deliver-
ed. Montreal: Shorts, 326 to .327;
bran, 324; good feed. Sour, pet bag,
$1.75 : to- 31:85; middlings, 327 to $28.
Bay -Baled, -NO. •1 track, Toronto,
new, 310 to .312; car lots; No. 2, $9
to 39.60; straw; 36 to 37:
• Butter and Cheese- Markets
Iroquois -At the Iroquois Cheese.
Board 890 cheese were boarded; 840
colored and 50 white. Price bid on
board 173ac. No sales on Board, but
or s,Qld on curb at that price. -t
Perth -There were .700 boxes white
and 400 colored cheese sold, prices
being 17%c for. •white and 17%c for
colored. Fiv eboxes of butter were
sold, the price beteg 28c per lb.
Victoriaville, Que.-About 2,000 box-
es cheese sold at 16%c.
•Napanee-At the Cheese Board 446
boxes white and :1,125 colored were`
offered. All sold at 17%c.
, Cornwall --Offerings .on the 'Corn-
wall . Cheese Board , were 2,122 boxes,
'a11 'colored. . The price was 17%C.
Alexandria-1�t Cheese ` Board 936
boxeswhite were offered. All sold at
17 9-16c. -
P.icton-At Cheese. Board 16 fat
-
tomes boarded 1,355 boxes, all• color-
ed; ' 1,020- sold at 17 7-16c and the
J.baiance at 17%c:
Mont Joli, Que.-At the Cheese
Board 150: boxes were offered. Alli
sold at .173c.'
'Wholesale Produce
-Toronto wholesale prigeo to the
trade `
gggs•
-
Speciai candled (cart's) .3 .34 to $' ,,36
-r smas4 - - .2_
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Creamer' prints, fresh. , .32 .33
Creamery,' solids ' - • .30 .32
Choice dairy prints.... .26 .28
.Ordinary .,dairy .prints.. .24' . , 26
Bakers' .24 • • .24 .26
• dheese New, large, 18%c to .18%c;
twins, 18%c to 19e; triplets, 18%c to
19%e; old, June and September, large,
ns; 22',c; triplets -,-22%c.
Poultry , Live . dressed,
.Spring broilers 22c 24c 28e 36c
Old fowl, Ib.... 16c.' 18c 21c ' 23c
Ducklings: '.... 14c 19c 20c 22a,
Meats --Wholesale
Torontowhoiesale houses are. •quot-
ing to the trade as follows: •
Beef, forequarters, ..:$ 9.50 to 310.60
do. ,hindquarters .. 15.00 • 16.60
Carcases, choice r.-. ,.,. 12.60 13.60'
do. coalmen, 11.00 . 11.50
:Veals, common 8.50 10.60
• do: Ine,dium 11.50, 18.60
do. • prime' 16.00 . 17.00
Heavy hogs 12.00 13.00
Shop hogs ..,,15.00 15:60
Abattoir -hogs ... , . , 1.6.00 16.60
Mutton. heavy 10.00 12.06
dc. light ..,. • 14.00 10.00
• Chicago Live Ctock
• Cattle - ' Receipts, 2,000; market
ifrnt;•�lreeve i , , , ern
iiteiers, 36.65 -to 38:60; ' stockers and,
feeders, 35 to 37.86; cows and` Heifers,
33.50 to 39.25; calves, $9 to .312.65.
Hogs -= Receipts, -r6;400; market
unsettled. mostly higher; light, 310.15
to 110148; • mixed, -39.90 to $10.76;
heavy, 39.75 to 310.76; rough, 39.75
to $9.96; 'pigs, $8:40' to $9.90; • bulk of
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'TSE.. Wilt :HARDWAREHOUSE
mum OUR STORE lrcwn HEADQUARTERS
111O114 66 . f0R PROMPT DELIVERY
a,nce to
Save
Money
we have a large .. O,V i`
.e stook of Bicycles and,
Bicycle Supplies. We will close t se
out t
at greatly reduced'', rices.
Regular ,t3o,00 BicyclFs, Sale Price, $25,50
Regular $eo.co Bicycles, • Sale Price, $33.50
Rear Wheel and' Hercules Coaster, , Regular ,$5,59;
0;
Sale Price, $4.35 ,
Rear Wheel,, Plain Hub, Reg, $3.7 f, Sale' $.3:.15
Bicycle Tires; Regular $3. so, ,Sale Price $2,75
• Bicycle Tires, Regular ' , Sale Price • $2,00
1-2 To . -
� �alis 1 0 lbs. dor 15c
We bai e a lot of odd sites of nails, sot le are slightly
rusty put .good. enough for repairing around the house or
,bard. We otter these ,nails while bur" stork: last"r, all.
sizes, '2c pets -lb. or 10 lbs. for' 15c. We will not
sell more than 50 lbs. to one person.
*We will give 15 per cent. d'isenunt on Hay 'Fork Cars,
Slings, and'4terlocking Pulleys. 'Qur stock is limited
so do not put oft until to -morrow for anything you need
in this line as we will only fill orders from what we have
in stock at these' prices.
We have just received a large 'shipment of over Soo
pieces- of Grey Rname%Warewhich, we offer sty greatly.
reduced prices. It will pay you to see these goods if you
are needing anything in this; line. -
JUST ARRIVED -.A Flesh Car of Portland Cement
cLEOD & JOYNT
The Store Where'' Your Money Goes Farthest. • •
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New Prices August 1, 1916
The following: prices, tor. Ford cars will
a effective on and after Aug .1, .1910 . .
•
Chassis
Runabout
Touring Car
Coupelet -
Town Car,
Sedan
- $450..00
475.00
.495.00
'695.00
'780.00.
890.00
f.o.b. Ford, Ontario:
• �._,l!\AQ.QP'„`n._aQ.-1 v^nvk:.et�H..v
duction before A.ugust 1st, 19•17, but there is no•guar
twee against. an advance is Price .at anytime.
'CRAWFORD &SON, DEALERS'
WM. SMELTZER, MANAGER;, •
Deerin• Harvesting rvestin • Machinery y
The. Deering 'New Ideal Binders, Mowers' and
Rakes are strong, durable and serviceable.
Special Prices on Deering Manure Spreaders
during the month of July.
KEYSTONE Tongue SUPPORTS
Buy a support and save your horses' necks while work-•'
° ing the mower and binder.
i- Andre
rvrd,y0 .., sales, 310:10 to 310.65.
.
13'hee lthcelPis
-7,000;
0
•, market
-Monde August f; lambs, native, ;,7.50 to. $1'1.35•
y, gust Ii.,. ..
Mr. Ned Warden, of Winirhaiu, is t
visiting at Jobe Martin's.
Mr. and Mrs: john Gibbons• motored
to Kincardine. on -Sun a . , --
Matthew Laukart, of Atiburp, was a
redenit visitor with Elliott Taylor.' •.
Mr. John McGeereturned hon from
Wingham Hospital last Saturday.:
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. 'Chairipion visited
at Joseph.:tieoqs, . Lucknow, on Sun-
day.
East )3uffalo Cattle
C.att1f--Receipts; five cars; steady.
. Bogs --Receipts, 30 cars; market 15o
higher, heavy, $10.85 to 310.90; york-
toeirs, $10.71; to410.86; pigs, light, $10.25
$ 10.50
Sheep --Receipts, fiveears;steady;
Iambi, 311 to 311.50; yearlings, 38;50
to $9.59; wether§, $8 to 18.25; ewes, 37
to. 37.75.',
Calves• -Receipts, 600; higher; tops
t1$.26x, lair`- to. good, 311 to $13.
Crewe
--Monday day ,At.g 14
Corp. Albert Cooper, eon of - fir. and
Mr- Jas. Dow,. had a severe attack Mrs. Geo. Ctoper, Clinton, and former
of hearttiouble, but•is unptot.ing nicely:"'teacher-here, silent a, few days at, tbe
now, . ° ' parental horse after 'completing a special
Mrs. Jfartha Ch'dtnpinn and son; get', tousle itr ifusketty at Camp Borden, ." Pte. Clarence Henderson loaves for
r Ctnoper is connected with the t'niv u London on the
at Brussells, visited at l;•'ete; Lee one . .. , _..
.:. 3 e�4 rtr'aityof `T`cxt►ntc,0acrta,'14•ainiti tdtn- Miss'. w,
.... .. >s die Earnbyspent•ar�e�lt visna,
da' Blest Week: it -
4 Y a ll► . i �,�w;�'rlv� nfalitined >w Toronto. � tri is Carr iv ,
$ smote Cul**. ,
Second COn., Kinloss
, -Monday, August 11;
Far-tners.acebasy witfh the oat harvest.
Bons.R.. nA':,
O u t13th.to Air,
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and
Mrs: alas:-r'win; a'sein -. . -. _.-_ .-
-11rs. Jacob Miller `had a very success=
fol quilting bee last week.
Miss.'Jennie McGuire is staending a.
fee/lays a wi
th iriendsonifie TAB.,crn
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of Huron, .
Ifelviti Irwin and :Miss' Henr. +rf.
H61yrood, spent. Sun_rlaywith friends iii
Ashfield Township. ry
Miss Laura Henry, of Ktrlcardieo,.
spent the past week with •friends on the
line and in. Lueknow,
Lothian
•---Monday, August, l4.
Jack swan. lett ft,r•'the West last txc4 k
to assist in harvesting. "5
.hike 1le,gan bus .pnrcliaiieel•a five -ids;
seriger i•'Jr1•aute,inr,bile • '•M •
:Mlis* Lena Flenei'erse,n- was borne fr+ nn 7 _
-Winguaiir• for a weC>k s ra:ation
Mrs. AleKen•zie and her' three dangle
ters, of Oshawa, are visiting her mother,
Mrs 3icNanaata,
Afra..• McPhedren• and two soots, of
Ethelbert. Man,, ,are visiting„ hitr.,siet=•r,
Sirs, i4. Campbell.
-Miss 'Nora,. _. Bridget • and : Han rib
Hogan, . f' Toronto, are vending 'their
vacation at their • home here.
Rev. Pr. John 11oghn,, of Chntr;Gpand
James Ilogan, of Duan,, spent .a few
days here viaitirtg:tbeir brothers.
Missts Annie end Marlret'1toininint,
of Toronto, are spending • a atopic 'of':
weeks here, the.gueets of their friend;
Mies .Belie I;irnby, -
. Dr. and Ctrs.. 'ynnlien and favnilo,.
eliicai# o, 1rs. C;. M. 'Lomeli, Retro;t,,
acid -Mie 3Arlp.. M+ ltesezie, Torero, vile
and fftiecdt•here Wit meek. • '
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