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ew Fa I Goods areA iiingal
11 Mouths and` nionths ago we began' .searching the markets for dependable goods
at the lowest pikes we could, get, and we believe that our efforts have beeu fairly
suceessful. These are busy days opening new:good.s„ marking' them and putting,
ihem into stoelt. Many of these li es can not be bought to -day at anywhere near
the prices they were placed at, and in some cases could not be bad at any price.
A point to remember „3,vhen, buying your requirements for fall at thiestorer you are
.assuredof getting a reliable article at al low a price or lower than it could be
b;niglit elsewhere, and in all cases a: great deal lower than if we had to buy the
. same goads today at the present niarket price.
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w
ootwear
A .large shipment
of • the 'Famous
Empress Shoes
for 'Womento
hand last week in-
cludes all the new-
est leading styles
for fall. Patent
Button with high
top, plain' bals with
high cut,, and a
great variety o f
other styles in but-
ton and laced,some
with cloth top and
some with leather
tops. Price same '
as always, '5.50;
4.00, 4.50 and
$05.00.
Mei who ,want a
good heavy shoe
ask for our ,
Wil-
liains Shoes tan
or black, storrn.
calf, at $4. •
a :
intei Coats
Just. received -a shipment of
of the new coats, embracing
the season:snewest styles.
They are from one of Canada's
foremost makersAnd the style,
fit and workmanship is the
very.best. Prices range from
2 to $25.00.
Fall Hats for
for Children
Our stock of child-
ren's shoes include
such well known
,a s Classic,
SterlinzWilhams
-
and cote, All are
guarat teed. solid
leather a n d the
wearing qualities •
as ed. •
We are Sole .agents for King
- and llorsalina 14.1$..' The high-
est 'standard of quality is
reached: in the BOrsalhia,.. Ring
Hats 2.50, r$3.; Borsa1,00,
.0mmaiiimmimumemommsonim
fall:
Underwear
Fall Weight
Underwear toi,
Men & Women
or men we have.
/
an English Merino
shirts and drawers
at,50c garment.
For women, a spee-
jai heavy white
cotton line; vests
have long sleeves
a ed ,high' neck,
drawers .are ankle
_length: These are•
selling in in o s t
places at. 35e. Our
price, 25c: each.;
Fall
Raincoats
See our large stock
of men's and wom-
e n ' Raincoats,
made by the Stan-
clard Mackintosh
Co., of Manchester,
Eng.,and are guar-
anteed. We have
theta in: all the
new styes.. Tweed
effects' and Para-
metta cloths.
-rxestra'imirsaisimrr
calaniiS
-Monday, Septe4th..
.Threshing 'the miler of the day
:11t•Cill•McLean returbed to &Whiny
•"-last Mcinday. . • • ;
.•,"Mies Marion McKenzie returned to
Winnipeg oneMoenclit— • • ' „
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Mr. Neil Panahaker and two bo are
visiting at J; Deehan's.
' Mr. ' ROI:tot:1s- agent at Pinkerton wits
the burg on Thursday; .
• MiSs*131anche Dcrvney,1 from the 4th..
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Of Bruce, is at Mrs. Grahard'e;
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• Rev. p. Allan, of Hamilton; spent a
• ----,--,--_ehert-ttrrieateW.--J-Grahanes-lasfeveels;
Mrs. Kitchen is ripending.a few -days
. With her aunt, Mrs. McCormick; at Kin
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less. •
• - Mrs. Wood and -children left last
•Thursday for their home in Superior,
•
Masses Daisy Crimin. and Florence
Webb repert.a goed time in Toronto
• 'sleet week. . _ •
*Misses Mary Deehaii and Winnie
Wrightson are hack from holidays for
school Again. '
Mita Hendry, after spending Om e' time
vforth•Mrs McKeeman,
%ton on Friday.
_Mrs. Howson and Miss Towson re-
,•-• Tarried to Toronto antrelifford, reSpeet-
iyely, hist Prnlaye• ,
. Miss Lexie Fraser is liorne after hav,
ing an eitended visit'in the West, visit.
ing old acenaintancee.'
Mt and Mrs. Daniels, of Pai4y,s'and
Mr. John McLean; :r.if Tiverton, visited
at W. graham's last week:
• Mr. 'rufferd returned to Beitninville
Wednesday, Mrs: Tufford 'and ?Liss
Const on Monday of this week.
Ms n Mary* McLean, .of Saginaw, Mich.,
ited last Sattirdnyr With an old friend
•• in the village, litoIntyre.
Pte. Jaek Thompion, Mae Meltinnon,
Clyde McIteemare and Angus McIvor
•werei in the neighboihood for a few days.
• WtilS Margaret McLennan, .who wan
fermerlydoing office work' in Detroit,
left. Monday to enter training for a
• Itisitora at the Exhibifion torn (Amnia
Wielf itre t .Miss orris, 'gra.
arrl 14Wct Cat, Mr, . Calming.
hare, Mr. and Mrs. Reith and . Miss
Louis e
The School teachers of the 7district,
who assume their duties ire; Mies Flos-
sie McLennan, the 6th Of Bruce; Miss
M. Kirktown Mise Reta McKinneii,
Glainia; Mr. McCauley,. the Boupdarye.
Misse, Nettie Gunn, Norland, Victoria
Co.;.Miss M-owairsr:Lapier, Mich, .
• . %are gladcto hear that Mrs. W. J.
Grahain is improving. The doctors did not
perform the operation intended. Sisters
visting her are: Mrs. Lovey, of :Tarter);
MrseNicholson; Mrs. Ralph -mon, of•Lind-
say. A cousin, Mr. Cele, is alee visiting
her.and Mrs. Atkinson, of Toronto.
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Eighth Con., Kinloss..
; -Monday', Sept. 4.
O Weather -Cool with Arequent shOwers.
Mrs. Murdock MoPheiSon and Donald,
Vent Tuesday evening at Bruee Beach.
• -Jelin S. Culbert reeently bought a
fine ' horse fromR. T. Needham, of
Glands. •
Miss Marville Seat spent .,,,riday
afternoon at the torne of her uncle,
Wm. dongrem.
Miss Ina Switzer left for the West on
-ftiesdaysefrias. t7-weele'e-.:er fee -
'take up her duties as fic1io61,...tead1i4,
Mrs. G. Hoard, Miss -La- Culbert
d-Miss-Rhyrne-f-dulhert, eire4Peride
.ingthe tabby Day yacation on the Rth."
. Mrs. Robert Hamilton, nf tolyrood,
spent this week Visiting her Many friends
befere ieavin•g for., her •neW heme. in
Lucknow.• '
Mrs: John Ileitis and 'qrs.' Duncan
Shinn andjamily and John Harris, of
Ripley, spent'Wednesday at Murdock
McPhersorile. •
Laurier
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--Tuesday', Sept.
Thos. ,Owen is v1sItixg friends around
here at prestert. ' •
Mrs. H. Treat and fatnilY returned to
Chicago last week.,•'
;Mie Tena Kempton, from Chatham
is visiting at her hOme at present.
• Miss -Margaret McNain left yesterday
to' attend Stratforct Normal School.
Mr. and Mrs. Finlay, of Lticknow,
yistted their daughter, Mrs„:John ,Jaao-
iisom . •
Mies Ella Mckenzie, who hiti been
visiting ,herantre, iVirs. enzie,
has returned to New York.
.The Misses Mausl.and Annie 1VicKert-
Fie, from Detroit, soleited *Mr brother;
Neil G. McKenzie, over Sunday.
MisSes Tahitha Kempton- and Mar
guerite MacLennan left_ kesterday' for
their respective schools, ••Sheppardten
and Part Albert., •• ••
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PALL FAIRS 1916
FolloWing 'tire dates for
fall fairs Of local intereett
Lucknow • .i
•Ilipley .. 1.. . . . ....
Goderith! ... . •
8es forpi . • •
Teeswater., „ . •
Walkerton •
Witighartli "rota .......
London... 81-10 the building renhingled and in malting,
Totenta. *Me. 06.45ept. J ouch other reptkito an tieem neeezaaryi
a neireber of
.Sept.
. Sept. 2G -g7
.Sept. 21--22.
Mot, 27-2,9
,Sept. 2.1-42 •-•
Oct. 2-.3
,Sept.,11-13
.Sept.. 28-20
Teeswater
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• -Thesclay,'Sept.
, .
Alex Fors the; of Simcoe, ia_payin
.44 Vialt tOilislathdr and .sisters lire. •
• Mrs. Archie Girlies left on Friday lase
for a visit to her son,. Alex.t_olithe..1m-----
migraii-on Dept:, Ottwa. • '
' Miss Myrtle Redburn, late .ef Port
•Arthur Pantie Schoole left Monday
morning to go on the' occasional stall' at
Toroto. '
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• Misses Guilfoyle and Whitemarsh re-
turned Monday evening to resume tilferr
duties on he Continuation and Pablic
School stiffs here. ••
Miss Graae Fowler, who •wag offered
position oneho. staff nf Perth Avenue
sehoel, Toronto, left Meeday ninreing
to take up her duties in the new envir
()merit, initial salary 6650. \•
••• The Methodist church is undergoing
rifpairs. It han been reshingled and is
to'be painted and redecorated. Services
-will prebably be hold in the Town Hall
while pie work is ander way.
lieV. Mr, Dempster, of Toronto: who
has frequently held service in the Re-
formed Presbyterian' church, is having
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tOE ITARS",CREECE
VILE JOIN ENTENTE
'Reign4aia• .Ant .Kavara. Vordgeleg,
POOPlee-Gonatentline
, llitepre• -•$tere. -40reaoste•
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ttendon despatchee, on allow:lay
said: ° Se4reely bad tbe Premiere' of,
the la.tente natione welcomed. into
their councils • the PrOmistr of their
late* ally before word • came from
Berlin that the cierraan Government
had nrectically given up babe 9f pre -
!venting Greece from joining the .11te
tent% The Central" KaApiree- are Per.
fe'cting 'vv6rv Preparation to nieet,,the
situation 'Wok will arise throagh a
declaration' of war by Greece. As
many Greeks as are ableare leaving
Germany. •
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King ,Told PaIn" W04 •
After the pro -Entente • denionstra,
tier* • before "the" reAldence o Agni6r
Prexnior Vomizelos at Athens Sundey,
In which 50,000 persons took pa'rt, a
beramittee was appointed to present
to King. Constantine the resolutions
outlined by M. Veniseles in his • ad-
dress. Tb,e reselutionse as framed by
M. Yenizeloe, oeneluded 'with- these
words: ne we, the People, are net
beard in ' these, our resolutions; we
)3111Bt take!tou.nsel, what is to be dam.
,to *minimize the rot • Nolich awaits• '
utt." •
The • scene' before the: residence of
the fernier Premier was one of :the
Wildest enthuldasm. 'IsTeies. of. the 'Bel,
garter' Occupation a the Greek Port
of Kavale> -intensified the feeling, A
, large body of troops was brought in
from Challtis. floldieigt with: flied
'bayonets lined the str;eets in the
vicinity of the residence of' M. Veni,
Zelos. Immediately following the
• nuletillg a COMMitthe of representa,
tive Liberals. was named to present
to King "Constantine the resolutions
outlined in the speech of M. Venizelos.
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, GRECIAN EMBROGLIO-
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Forces Take Precautions -7o
o • Venezelists 4eize Forts
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London despatches "on Friday -said:
;Athens reports the arrivals,of: an. En-
tente fleet •cogaisting of: 23••Warships
and Seven. tranaports •pff 'the harbor
(Firesue). •The British Foreign 'Office
announced tliat•ithad redeiyed official
confirmationof the reported Greek
relYole at Salonilcie• General Sarrail
Preclairaed • martial law, received the
aurrender of. 1,600 Royalist officers
and •Soldiers and the revolution: Was
over Athens 'reports that the elections
opt for October .are epostpoeed two
weeks. Although the .cerisorship
Greece is strict reports e-ome through
that the yellizolists:•are seizing. many'
fortreeees. In VieW. of the 'disarganized
anif disturbed eendition of -Greece and
-
her arreled London papers dismiss the
advinability of •refueing to except, her.
is an -0,14, It is even' reported that
• King Couste.ntine -has abdicated in
• favor of Crown Prince George; . •
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TAKE 15,000 DT A DAY •
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j3ig Russian Victory in Carpethiane'-
. •.Geeletara Lose Maly, Heights .- •
London despatches, on Friday said:
The „capture duritig yeetertley'h betties
alone of 989. ofricera. and 16.,501. men
Was announced by the :Russian War
Office in .its afternoon statement to-
day. Of this total 2,40.0 were Ger-:
mans: -Six ,guns, fifty-five machine
• guns and seven . bomb -throwers. fell
Into Russian -hands. •In .• the . Car-
pathians a whole- series of heights
was captured by the Muscovites near
omnatic Mountains. The official
Berlin- statement • report's "fierce" at-
-a -ea -in the region of Lakotschl
where the Russians "obtained advan-
tages on a narrow front," but added
that "otherwise they were driVen
back by Germ,an Counter-attacks." It'
Is . also conceded that southwest of
the Zlota Lipa, in the . 'direction -of
Halicz, the Teutons "had to give, Way
• a little .bel'ore • the enemy pressure."
• • ,WALY VS ,i3tER1VIANi
• Rome Declares- War-Son/lino Gives
• . • • the Reasons . • .
Rome despatches on_Sunday said_i_
'Following 'a meeting of the 'Cabinet
to -day an official announcement of a
state of war between Italy and"Ger-
many from August • 28th was made:
A -statement; giving the reasons for
the action was given out by oBaron
Pennine; Minister of Foreign Affairs.
BULGARS LOSE, 15,000
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,lettaeks on Serbs in Mass Formation
fll
London reported on Friday: White
official reports from the front In
Greece and Macedonia indicate- a lull
of activities, front other sources the
;news comes of affirere eneounters, in
these, which. have oceurred principal.
ly -en the allies' extreme left, held
by the Serbians, the Bulgers, accord-
ing to: an Athens despatch., have euf-
fered a repulae. The despatch says
the Iffilgars _attacked Mose forma.
ton, and it is eetimatecl lost 15,000 in
dead, wounded and Prisoners. They
were compelled to peg. for reinforce-
ments from Kastoria, and Valbankei.
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BIG-NatS1-'
Theetrital British losses for the
Month of August were 127,945, London
imouneed-On Fridays •
• Cerdinal Begin has instructed the
clergy in Quebec to fairor recruiting,
Quebec reported on.Friday.
London Ahnounced on Friday: The
British Minister of Munitions now eon.
'trols 4,212 factories.
•Ottawa announced on Thursday,:
Thanksgiviiig nay has been definitely
fixed.: for Monday, October 9, by. au•
%liter in• Council;•
Hen. James T. Garro*, Suatide of
the Gantt of Appeal of Ontario ShIde.
11902, died suddenly on the train at Al.
latidale on:Thursdar. "
Melbourne.ahnohneed 'ThuradaY:.
Tue Federal Government of Australia
hns. drawn up:a prOPOsitinn to hold •a
referetiduni on the Otielitiorf of esta'h,
lishing eompulliory military service in
Australia. .
Mr. Justite le•apoleori Oharbonneitu
Of the Motitreal Su erior Court was
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PRUSSIAN ..GUARD FRS -
ClIii- , Hun. Aitectie
N'Vonthor .NOlal •
Pretlieri.els. Palmer, cabled on Tile*
otley ,:frorn. Britiele Headeuartere:.
cording ta tnivereal reports of pliant-
ers taken reeentlY, all ,divislons of tile
fetnons. lirttselan °nerd have boeu
drawnfirma other 'fronts and own.
tatted patirely in front a, the. Pritish
along with a number or The NAIDOeli
favorite larandenburger • .ye.Ghtents.
There vatst ,conmarativklly Mien,
try action In the last 'teat days ex,
.coptfor the honfbing,.their
way- forward to more advents:Ivens
Dpsitiolle aronrol.Thippvai, on the loft
:flank gad . around .Guillgunint, and.
.10-ineat ou tlto .right ilaTelt, While the
guns • 'continue- their .unreleittguR
'bombardment of -these Villa.ger.i.
• Lond'on despatches : on .Thursday
said; The appointment .of Iltudeuburg
because • of tiio failure, of Geri -den. dieploinacy ,to keep Romeanieout or the ,•
'Aver is regarded as an ."eXottett.effort,
.te .satisfy public opinion". la.tterteatti,•••'.
, A •-despatch ,from The Hague says the
change lathe General -Staff luts-eaused •
a eensatien in Germany. It. teals° re-
ported to The .Hague -that Hindenburg„.
• the people'e.idol,.heealready remelted.
,•30 German eeneraIs. The.. London
•Tlmesdeplaree that •Hintleeleirg
cieght not to lie: Midereetinuttede; .
Br4TISEE.'•Il/LA$SZD VIRE •
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PH'S German Assaults on -Somme
• . Thy Ftesults •
. London despatehes Ttritigy said:
• Heavy German .attaelciii en the British'
lines between. Ginchy and ,High Weod,r
a front of about two miles, yeaterday
afternoon, 'were mere costly ' te the
enemy than had beeii earlier esti:net.O '
ed; Sir Douglas Haig retorts toonight.
After lour assaults,- a fifth attemPt.
carried the. enemy into an advanced
' British trench. The Gentians' really
launched_ the most violent counter,
'offensive against the Britleh.QU t
. Somme since the inception of the.
Picardy battle. • When the weather
cleared yesterday evening, after sev-
eral days of incessant rains and thune
derstorms, maesed forces were hurled
against, the :Britishpositions on .
4,000 -yard front e Sir Douglas Haig
asserts that the attack cost the
Teutons" "very severe 'casualties." He
points out that the attackers "eanie
'Osier the coneentrated fire at various
places of our trench mortars and.
massed machine guns." •
FALKENI:lAirN DEPOSED
Hindenburg Made Chief of General
Staff by Kaiser •
Ilerlin-despatches on Tuesday said:
The Emperor has dismissed Gen Erieh
von. Falkenhdyn and appointed Field
Marshal :Von Hindenburg chief of the
general staff. The -Ritzaus News
Agency publishes the. official ani
nofince ent. Gen. von Ludendorf,
von Ilitt enburg s chief of staff, has
been appointed first quartermaster -
general. The appointment of' Field
Marshal von Hindenburg as chief .of
the German general staff Is the most
momentous, change made ,in the
Kaiser's military commends since the
outbreak of the .war. • It .comes at the,
most critioa.1 -moment that -the Teuterf.
ic- Empires have seen. MI:fee the great
Conflict began. There has, been • a
strong movement afoot In Germany
ler- many .months, weth re view to ,plao.
Ing von, Hindenburg. at the head -.of
the •general •',staff . Last month' the
Field Marshal was.. placed in supreme
corarhand :of . the German -Austrian
armies :from the Battle to.
tlitt% superseding the- Austrian high
'command. Gen. Falkenhayn has been
ff
chief of. the general: sta, since 'the
ettrement .early•in the war of. Count
Helmuth von Menke".
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CONGRESS AND STRIK,E •
,
Adamson Eight-hour Day Bill, "eatie-
factory," passes House •
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P9,170.
se.
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Man works from'sun tosun,
• .Womarit's 'work is never dotie.
one '•titne. this was , true, hitt the
labor,saving machinery that 'men
use to -day •makes it • unnecessary fOr
them to work from Sim to sun; and
they accomplish a great deal • more. 'a
-great deal: easier. , .
T fig is
stilt a, bigger difference in
the change of the wetnati's work.who
uses. tuddern cook ing utensils, such as
is f,uudin Our store:: Not only can
her. work.' be deue quifikee,••firit •Inore•
pleitsantly Lind easier, to §43.Y., nothing •
of, the, differenCe in the results Of her .
copei
. rrarriliiiicararoasaragrisorirs
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FOR' Some purposes yoii '.want tin.
• ware, for otheregranitware; again
• .Copper enapieled Ware' or w�odmi•
ware. We have every, article you,
• Want iu?dtlle Way;you waht
•
• TAKING into :olsideration the small '
epense".'of a pioperly equippel
kitchen, .04 amount of time you spen.l.
iu it, and how.. much depends upon
Vutlx cooki.ag, -yon can Well •afford t•)
have the proper utensils for the wot k.
runommerworrirm
ireprorprzwrrraorrarlyarrirraa,
The Lucknow Hardware CoalCo.
' THE STORE TEAT NEVER DISAIMil!HTS
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St. Helens
esclay, Sept. 5.
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„Mie.s.Clitis sptIbt a few days'of
last. Week''.in Toronto. ,
Mts. Jelin.,11iller is this week vie`iting•
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friends'in Toronto and Barrie.
.Ieeite • M jkr is the.lateateof Om: eitizenk.
to invest,' in, en.. eute.mpbile-a .1917.
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ifor)1: 0 0'
•Miss*Nlita -Woosla has •ge tote to Limes;
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wheressheis ettgaged•as. teacher in., the
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, 5011001:„. • , . 1 , •
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• Qttite nuinbe,r• Frain St; I f ekes. •• and
vicirety aro talctng' in the.. 'lloronto' Ex;
hibitiO.,this week."' •
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• • :1‘14iii .111.rgarOt i I ler -Tuesday of '
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'last week fer•,•.'Aiboyta„..,..where' She will
teash.edieol.the 'prqseCt „
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.. Mies NiArion Nei'llefsbo; Ultras at the
CRIAM:•WALNTED
wu want cream and will pay time
• ...1.Vgbect market prices' for goy!
cream.. Supplier ersituteiv and
(.Leese ' FaCtory •I'aLrons having.
• cream .during the. winter .niontlis
would do well to ,ship US tfa: We
Weigh, .samplet and lest,..eacii'ca
qf cream' care hilly. that wer.eceive,.
'and retarti a statentent of same
each tithe. . We fin -nigh twO
:pee eapress...charges,- and. issue
aqua --!fir • cream . ttvdeaCh
•inontli. • Write us .ancl-give us a
trial," - It will.cost you nothing amid
we guarantee., -you.. satisfaction.
•For :ruttier.; particulaVs 'Write ,or
• send.fur cans eta us i trial. .
Th C Seaforib.Creamig;;Setdokii, Ont.
o wa.rio;rrig,;:loirosorimmis
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and. Mrs. Kilp.:ttriclo,Wecinesday.aftcrz•
noon.-, • , - ,:•-. •
•11..i•es totders kik', for the :West
Sto:rday, after...a.:Montli'i • Visit'eterne.
-"National .Military Home:. "Xansas, '18
'visiting at -her former' home here.
• Mesrs..11.;iricy Webb', Will-,VCAllistet
. . • ,
• and-Atiy AitcheSon left en the Harvest-.
. .
ersz,Ifeccursion to the:West, 4,1:8•atUrdly.
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Washington desPatChes On Friday . ' M i's : •MOhors.911-,- -of chwible Fifil!9.41p
said: •To. prevent -threateeed. national by auto on Sitthrdayeand 'spent . h • few
>railway strike the House to -day, IV • • ' ' ' ° '
days visitine her Mother • Mrs 11: •M -c-
an overwhelming vote, passed the, e • -• o-- . '-• •• :.
Adardson eight-hour dar. law and the Uonilid, •, , • • . . : ".-.
Sanate agreed. to take a final vote on . •,,,- '. ... , -
billas
measure eliairtlhy.e ',ii oqu'lsiee :•bAyclaa mvsootne • t„;•47tclit,:fciolhee_11.0e,-.1(v./ess.044,Sse--,ibl-f%),Tt.e:1:,:eli:atwau4,1 all •11Obl:
f 239.---W56, witlintifor an-i-eiRliils; e - .• - • - --
is the. Same meastire ' which • the Teeny ror occupation kl:t the commence-
'faetoq settlement" and prevent the "NtiVieell?:C-(1!)ri'ttillieedwtlemlii Yearcri:ribtli'lint!l'iali's we
ed yesterday
Nlveohudrdr se 6 ootns fei tivati i: d.escaltaisri
c eapp - lee r , $time,
strike. . , • . , contractors have riot Yet enceectled in
. . .1 ..
BrisflY the: Adamson bill provides: cpinitlettnk the woric,.. !.D.q it loolfa as
day'S work land the Standard for -
it• . thOuldi it would be a:month or mote he
That ,eight hours. shall be deemed'
reckoning compsnsatiorr- of-".'rtilroad ft -0) 111-6 ,finithi,ng. totelles kre glitell;•' ' Ip
employes operating ' train -s in inter- tilt meantime the old Schoolhouse. is be
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e •
She wait irceorlipaiiied eby...ter b:rotter,...
tarn. te,:wto trtik•advaiitage of ',tile.. '.1lltr-•
..vese.exe-ursiOn lo see edhie ef-' time West '..
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andvisit rektivei there,. ' . .• • -
r.• .,;T:TitylOr, of Lueknow; oectiime •
-the ptilpit Blake's ,ebnreli Soedify•
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Anotiiing;''.irt • Ito...absence of the pastor,.:
Rev,:•S-...J; idgette, ,who; epeadieg\
lilS-esfients tluebee. es, •
Delvid -Andrew, will have charge the
service iibit sirndtly eVentrig-
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i -o1w()t re opens
to
fllorrow MisS Janie:Stnthers: of •.'bun:•..
gaunom.ttikee.charge-''d„ S.. '8: No 0,
Miss Ilene Blake returns, to Crewe; Mies •
Mari delhertleft tredaptd take charge
teieflinol *Township, loa
-Einest Halt lifts .been engaged'in„-Ehen-:
ezer -school. '1 lelise,..leaSte •Stethers'"hi
oliplied for 'adniittanee hato:•LuClineW
• state commerce after Jan. 1,19.174 and
that a'. Com MI 681 on. of, tliree•aptiOinted.• .ing tete. The sehOol lute' this Yeei....de. ' High -School; Arise. Beryl. - Johnston,. re,. • :
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1'; President Writeii -agar' inve,stigate veli.sted• --jn-th), ---isitt , (1'..r.00lp. iystittition,• 'turns to Ood-drich .collectiate • Instilifte
the effects . of "the eight hour at andar4 `Albotionation, work being, talcen fip,- and and Elden Twateley has ,eeee t., .S.tratT, • ,, ,
from six to nine 'month e and then rei..:
the 'eat netande' in .this. ------..departtford to attend. NormarSchtiol.- • , - f .r- . • •
dr for 30' days :thereafter, and over-.
time to be paid at a pro rata rate. 110 char8f1 of th.0 High fiellool 'w.ork. StOthers nod l't6: dharleS TWandley left ••• "
and Miss 'Chris... Aliller of the, lower foi.damp Berrien Thursday, having haa-
• ."Troopti Safe In 'England . \ .formS. , Students; .who otterwise would a . in onth's .ftirlhUgh: On Tuesday even. •
Is 90trfltacwiaal.lYan•na(inunn-oeueAde‘'dn .Ptihun'orusgdialyrtiliet,-,: Ititia.e‘V-;rtaactilyter:ft:1131Vt(iinbgellitaihnice)rtolAtlae-lit.celeu; • 1,,,rgo . gathering, ' reksentin the • Oth:
'ing previous to their- departure a *Pry '',•
Chief Censor's .Office that the follow -
to be reduced during the ievestigation very setisfeetory. Mi_se Cerran, ot Rip. d,tileeee.'oteers,
port to Congress, present' wages. not • , .
„Pte. Carmeti
ing troops have Arrived safely.ln Eng- and 10th.• eons for seine inilee-west of
the Graverroad, met at the limn°. of •
itittaillm,
.Mafeking
land: 127th York Battalion Caine :hem°.
Borden; 129th Wentworth
Camp Borden; .136th „Middlestx Bat-
taliore Canip, Borden; 137th Battalion,.
ina
Calgary; 138thBattallon, Edmonton;
No. 10 Station'ary HosPital, • London;
d-rafts-and-de,tails. ErneSt IJall spent the Ufeele•eed,': at,
Straii<nd". • •
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London reperted Friday "night ,Geri.., • 'Mrs; }Net' irvin_visiied Mrs.,
Sniuts,,cotamaiider4e.eliief of theBrite_.8,tiltheee'eet.die.edax , •
hit- fes GeieTa-ff , •
Vette 'Under- nuttr Aligtitt" 315' " Smeanderichad a bern-ritisinif
.the German forces In that colony:aro a
Watinesday afternoon.. • :
in full -retreat; He announced the
oceupation of Mrogaro, the seat et the 'Miss Vere •Alton retained 'S feheley
11/4irs. Wm.Stothers to honor the event
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of their , enlistment ifl . the• service of
. yjng and 'Dud:lg.-the even, ..•
Smuts. Takes Foe. -Capital •• • . . •
German'. GoVernirient,-- and said. he .11h...trourst week's•visit with Mrs,'1')'.:.;Litite,
Bored the German ' military head- • • , . • ,• •
quarters and Provisional Government ; 'an"'
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had retired into the. mountains, . • Richard • WLbste. r, sr.; '• of Lifeknew,
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neon Becomes Kitchener . spent a couple of (lay i ititd, week VIsiting
ottawa' reported on ieridny: The relatiyes • - •
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Fostoffice Department. has officiallY mr, mr4. p,hilEit..00, -miss '
Berlin,,Ont., to "Kitchener," And auks Beryl end Mies Leila !Puke spent, a few'
changed the named the poatoffice at
Mi'. .' Kileatriek reed an . appro-
priate .'atinrelis and .Mr.'• GedfreyHall
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presented CtIch .of. tile.yeung in am 'with a.
'menet ring, • They engh 'ex prestied tIwir
-•gretittereOfifil-Vegt.'eltineM-Stellierti •••"•••
-NAVA' f fiOite present With.
speulm SPi.gt,•Stothere - has for; some: . •
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years talight setipol in Teronte, • rcedgn- • ,
in him liWsition, lest Itehrneny in order, •
.to sJeve.ifis coue t rye l'te.,Oarinerc wan'
-attending. Faculty in Toronto' when lie •
clncidrAl to 'enlist. „Both are metitherS, of
the I•70t.11. iNiamley enlisted
in the West and ails trankfered to. tire
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.n1:flee patt„They are acceap*anied ,b3/7 , .
the . wishes of 4 -.:large. eirele
friends. •
the public to adopt the -new nanie from dart last' week at, 'Toronto Exhibionoi 't
*ow OP: " •
. "Canadians' Medals
London announCed on. tortday; The' •
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11/41 r..• W. II.. ohnnton itrul 1, on, ree•
. horn- of Kippen, if:44(i/ Mrs:
following Cana,diah ,intant,r),Jnelt rdi '3ton and other Weft Nett; heile during the
k d ; /41;1••• • • • • • Mis.
• . OtMt. 4.. .
eeive the •Difiliterg• • ,Modal: 40,r67, past . •
e by a fall on If yacht while on eirke 406,00 P. Croliford; e-1 159' 111`A, `1".'11Nt•i, 14 Martial* WM'
flShln
Belfast
0 e 0 en Sergt. W. A. Dave; 113,44s,. A..i."toi• , Hoerr.. Of alryeland, and. Milyf May
frhursday . Ile wan &moue for -a (loci.' tor; A2,937, 11 C.,. Grey; 423,.77q, ;.; te • ie; .1 1 .1, el''`eyeee •ei,,te 4 their eee .:
PI
leree:
hien based on the "Ne Tattler° dei a a IIanun;;.406,342; I'. lam; 77,1 ' ' . : • 1, • . ••
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ne c f )1.1$ . , , .
s op 1 t , (r. I in, San; fillpa.itn'lk 1,, Nine:May. •
. . p. .
• , Vitecouver despatehes Friday t5,0€13, Core. A. P. Lytteit• .
fetid: Meagre inforrnattori ftOni 'Ow Corp, S. McDowell; A6,474, W.
Yukon would indicate a defeat for Pre. Reid; i28,077, *Sergt;
Whitten by tt majority, of 59, with pelt 60,00; 11 .1. Rule; 470,011, le
•iIng planet having an Aggregate o$ 7104, R. F. ShUel; 18,241,
4140a A00 101,1.01.14 kti0.01.0%- j mom; 66034.N# lipottoon.,
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• Mr, • it ti Mrs, tried 4Mlorsiiir fuel
,ebildrere, Mr. and Mrs, Herb Ether and
ternice, nf Urbilitou, and' Silas Leonie
London, were -guests. of Mt
. Mr. Mut Nlrs. Wink Irwin, of Wing.
ham, And Nirs, Jokith mnU1i1 of Blue-.
valet eta vPtit,•lei friend.; :trotted BEItts,t1, •
this Wmk.
Mra. Win.- reitnihed home on
Nat tird,iiy iroin apleasont and interesting
trip to Pittsburg, Ps., where she visit*
el her son." '
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