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t:-'04411'' 4 u
r hl. wu. flus 11.44 1- 44..11
and 111.l. „ 4dug io all re.l..'t., out pt1•r• right;
our tel 140- to all. Vo'; uttlre llhoaeg 4)(1'1'.1
iI„• -aro-1 wa • of l'41.111 1,1110'11101.49. 4...(11'41,.•re.
b r
I..r.'*ti.
l\'eduesd..y, :111gtirt l' ell All the
and %;h 1st . •• ..i' i,:.11c•• iu•
%it.•.1. the Lade. .114 et. t 1!%•141
1vil: any v,• -Impel MI the
.J
;rot 111, - t�nti ., 7.v. .. ,�l.h'k. iyr� in
's o I,.. 6 . pi a4i.irit will K
the, 11,1. It 45'1111'11 will he psi th'ig4t^d
• :it by 'Id• boy. 14141 Kit I-.
EAST WAWANOSH
%to sow%.
PORT ALBERT.
•1'eesii.%v. Aug. 2111.
144(1 t Iell'.-. The 11i..os liertu' and
t,i4/.1e ('Abel'!!. 114 l idler lett, spent sui1-
a..%'in this burg Aliso Jean Dune
t in• trustee,. 44,('urti4• -rhutil hat• bar ,has returned t'1' Texans on 1a
...mewed Alias Lizzie 1Cutheifetd. of 4t.. visit .. tint ("unningbaul has left
44.',•ti. at
*salmi og 4o'31.' 11e1' an1111111.. fel Toronto ;after 4I.iting`w•ith his
A 'number of belittle. are ,'til':Iu ted
nth the f,r,,, h••Iongiug In'4V111:'.IuIiIi
atoll on 1 he 1'1(11 eotiee.sio11. They are
bus% 1,ulhog flan.
1.11/ell eruP1!.y, •,1 '1.' till. .Net•t,h
1.1111.11'l'rlrpbitur Co. ate now putting
on the Will es'and 11181,01'm; lh'• phNnrs
*114110 the• 1441.1* concession. The 44.1-
iowiu0. fernier. ;u1' getting; the tel.-
! .. in : H. Irwin, It. ...MPH: S. Jlc-
geau-tits• fur * while ... . Mie. Me -
IO. -got and 11 r. MI'Jfur.hy, of Kin-
r'tul. seelit Sunday at the home (If
John Quaid Mea, A.-Schaefet and
children. of 1\•ineliaui, ale visiting
with i\.'kIjy.ii• In this locality
N tet. Bithetlll•tnd his mel ate busy
putting a cement wall -under the
.14145! Mrs. Campbell and Mts.
('r twford, of l) In, 4nnon, called on
triesuis kik this ueighlunhoddt last
irtrnee, It Mcl(urnrv. :1. 14obin.o^• week.
pao It ,bin -on. .I. Menne:.nd .\It.
lrloulto..
L.EBURN.
• Te t: -t %%. Aug. 3uJ.
-:Vt>TP - .4. 4'y Freemen, ,(1 'Vi"ol•
'.
,• tin ..bor4 ISO 1111'. And
stock, it 1p•1
Rte's l 1N,k '.• 1 ge Jlela•.Nl :and sister.
th-- I I , -t ••n, sandhi). iti •.u1'.1111(1,.
11'-- I. .•terlinv.,..f Bayfield, i.
•..Mini; hen .•o,i'lt \In.. A. Si riling.
' I, :ung Miss COI.. of I"u (et': 11111•
•"Ind 1y ;It the 110,44.' •.f E. Shaw.
•Maggie Burnam i- here on
. c, -u 1., Iter literati. the \hisses 1_,,,
totis..atrr ;111•.. -111!1.11 11,•rt'm-
mate • tflt•ed' hole to .trio -t :Irnetu1
stein \iiNs.. Rust'. ,,.t.•ginatf.111.
are 'pending :a lurU igh' r' Jahn
tlioklatec'1r. Mrs. 1V.' 4'. .i1 Walt
*tut- two-.-lol.hen, of \1''I !It 14;41,0...
l e4 tu'firtl 011 NI ondsy aft... :1: .taw
Iwo month. with Mr. S:eta•art. pat.
1'o '•11.•11414 Mt ...R. Null .1,l. ■'
• DUNGANNON.
12 A.'NE TON, I)ENTI»T, Lt'l'K-
u Now.. At hnnteeverr.d.ty
d*ys. New7eeuv►y for ertniIngs .•ih1•+ontea
4I1.1reltea than w•'. (!uwu a' 1 l,rtrlg _
r•„ 1111111 1111W plate. (non b1'. t{..blr
K.N. 1ou1:811.10way.h:oeti:r 1►rn b
bu'tei.duan' 44, th.• denial otll •• -. m , 1
-iverer1-4'-itrta.r.'fer•.-1.14114
1Or''hie far the cot
lent.
NOTICE -THE LOCAL AGENCY
.0
4141114.64114011 far The `lice (4 r • lee I'n.t
ottlre Kook add wW.loeery `,tore wI,,',e
wee. 55,14 1 a re,eired for ,,bsertp'.nu-..til
c,•:• Wile t l joh wort. aa.'}, recent:, will he
Neem fol amount. raid fw 411.
Tis.. -4).%t. Aug. _'til
Ali.- if. Poll.', i.1 (ii Jrricll, Is visit•
rug ',tend. herr.'
'1'. \1'. Little was a.callel in uur %A-
la,a..'4..n gay of this week.
Mrs. 11'. Sturdy. •of Lucknow. %•r-
ite.! at E. U.•Dufr'.. last week.
Mrs.. '•1eNaltj', .of !rude! ich. is visit.-
.. ing friends herr fora few days. . •
Miss Ada Speed. of n,lrrieh, ,arid
a•vi.it to her horny Isere Friday even -
Niles. Fernbau(. who w:1'. Visiting elf
.1V. Sp 4)tll'l*. .tI'I 11 t*" 10 Tun111.1 last
week.
HOLYROUD.
'I'resu.av, Arte. _ud.
1'Ht. 11'1':1'11. -\Ir. and \!r-.
.I. 11Aekeit reU rival home on Sat-
. tied trip out
Mr. and Mts. Alex. Nixon.
111 n":tr BiytTh, *111'14 Satttrdihy and
`1111411av at' \Vii. tinrkitt's, of tide
place . \Ir. and 11r.: T. ('ere -on
spent a tow drys last 'week 44it11 '1.•la-
irv., near Porte, a Hill and attended
the wedding of \Ir. 4.',.wnn s niece.
. Moet of the till s ha ye their
1411 wheat rut and are now bl1sy rut -
I ing oats J1,'. and Mt.. Hart1.4,1n,
ft near hitirxrdi44r, spent S tai
04 the hem.- of the latter. parents,
lis. and Mee. Piece.,.. During the
els.,'rir.t'min which passed over thio
Trinity ,•u Month. a Jetller Hiker's
1. mw• 451!1 .t t tick. l'on-id.'l•Ithte dam-
age \va: dont, but -foltnnately the
1101/roe (till nut take tire, A born w'as
1111'^4 nn 4144' 4th the 'ante day.
ST. AUGUSTINE..
• . Tt•I:snA%', Aug. -
-
1 .4•� • Ire -\ lulls
N
s
vele ►bei•Id visited �vis' r her 'sitter
tit d
111'1 lieu• Brophy. but week
the lslleisers. O'Connor, at Donnybrook.
Mrs.' Duncan 11cUunal(t and
daughter. Miss Donelds. o: statues•
t •will are visiting. (44 Win. MoAb
11.41'1''1.
Mr. and Mi.- Henderson. of Neil-
atlre, are viatine at their IInCICO.
Hobert l4rndet son's.
1V, McClure and famih' return114
lest'I'hersday limn their visit to :Sea -
.fort h and Beninille,'.
Tu..•I:.y of ihie week being civic
holiday, quite a numlwt•, spent the
lay at the reunion in LuckItow.
-Nilson McLean and son. of Winnie
leg. visited at John Mrt.ean's .hast
week. W(ison returned last Saint;
dad-. leaving his son to visit *t his,
grendtather s for a few Werke.
.lohu liei,'y and daughters. Airs. 44'.
D. Pierre -and Mies Effie Berry, of
Mexico. N. 'V.: N'. G. Wilson, or
Yhor•tsville, 1\, Y.; and Walter Berry,
of Iuger*otl, • are visitors :d B. .I.
l; raov ford's.
AUBURN.
N ens esti.%V. Aug. 3rd,
.1. J. •Rob,-rtson visited • Huron
4, Wilds lest Sunday-.
• - A.. Asquith has improved his house
with ., coat tit paint.
young and -family yasited
Kipinen Iliend, fur x few drays laid
week. -
r.o. io.mpma n.• of Kincardine. i'.
• -Lt ing \1. T. Itiddell..but there lutist
hr stone rit$,t" xttta'rtt m, 1tutee•i mut,
41441'41.
-:41'1'4441' trier, ji .Yaw( t%f th'. yilfeltr.
11'%4111- barn burned Aiming the storm
Ar F1ye Ht•Nunt u' Votive -Quite
.5 number of inemlwrs were....out at the
11tle rangy fast elaturday.,lait not very
high Retiring was made on *ceoltnt of
its being the first shoot at the .500 -
yard range. Following ate the scores
of tete different members at aN) yards
out o4 It possible. :at points :
Joseph Brophy '
David Titelslo. • ............ .... :ll
David N1cAllister 24'
Joseph Flynn..- 27'
Nelson \tkes
Rev. Father Laurendeau 22
Gus Kinuhpn•r'
1111_
Joe Kimaban 12
John Kinahen III
'4Vno. Kinahan 12
11'14. Sylibe 21
George Jefferson Irl
%Ven. Thninpson . ... • IN
Frank ThnnipRln - 7
Bert Thompson. .... ... t.... 10
1', rah Tholup.on 'it
.huhu Hoyle 11
1% -in. Boyle...... .... , (4
Bernard Brophy ...:..... .... ... 41
luthrose Hruphy k K
Michael Cummins 1:4
1Vtn. Leddy17
Oswald Pollard.., ...... - .. 13
'Phomas Fordo III
Willie :Noise° . H
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4
�OR AUGUSTBUSINESS!�IIEART1I
is a symploia of 1<,.1,.. ,
O..ease, A %a'tll-1 nu
d,N•t,r ha\ .:gid. '' 1 411'5.•1
-ye`an4e*4,)'Usl-7nort.•In r•.• t
.r,nrcI4511111 a rase til
I.. an 4I..,rt lltM1ea•e ,. ail
the kidney,
1.1'41,1 Butt. •' ¶'he Rides,
,,,•,firing w Lich wa♦ first 'n.
,market, mo.' vu.a.'••
.I 1-41" lieart I)inea.e .4.114
Klallaey Trouhlr., -ant
.t Widely (ehilatCJ (t
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
BLYTH..
_Tresoav, Aug. 2:id. •
BOWLING 111 ,THr: libL'•e:N.-Three
rinks. of the Brussels Ialwlerei were
tyre last 'Tuesday and defeated three
rinks of the Blyth bowlers. the ,total
M , It es )nit:g ;u Tu l(4. - Thiel is the Hrr•t
wat • t the Blyth bowlers have had
this ear and they will likely do better
next time.
• Peesi1NA4• AND (4L+N}:N.11..-Rev \t; •
H. [unbar, of Hllwesviltr, occupied
Trinity church pulpit on Sunday
Re i..'V. l'esreey. B A., of L..^des-
how.'. occupied the pulpit of tit. An•
drew's chl,ach on Sunday evening xnil
also addressed the Y. P. S. 4.'. E. meet•
ing after the service. He read it letter
front the miss' ' -u-y whole the En-
deavor ,ylsvrty has. to the. m
i.sion
flelde of the iVeet, .A. C.t-r and Sensations That Have Startled Spec
daughter. Ur, aux 114•.•. F. t'ar't'. Mr. tafers at "The Great Shoot."
sod Mrs. N:. Betide:. Mr, and Jnr.
!tobrlt 1Vigiitman and M4'. and J14s. Nearly „very Rl.i.•y :n.s•tlug !i:►. 1':
Hobert Simla visited with tl'itvlds in ' own peculiar, distinguishing tea(ur.
\yrafield Friday of last week though, at the w,inl.•nt of 'writing, it
Their %Isla a good attendance at the is nut possible to .ac what will
This will he our Clear-up Month of all Summer Fabrics
Great Redik-tions. This will he a real-summer'ctea
arenot looking t•'t' profits -our object is hi -sell.
This 14,34 '99141 [tit carry anything...past the season.
ZI %COr -.er-r '411 n'l:•'tC' ++413" Frtrr',,,'
of every kind. We. intend to clear out everything at
ring sate, no platter if we cannot get cast. W.
-E-1:et'ything nlu-0t.be- cleared_out,. at _sonde price.
You may expect big barga-ins. «re will make
Bedford Cord Suitings.
11111 I I l 1
i
tiinghams.
'thorn t went y 45io. - .
111 to 'LS 1 .r 1
rgea. 1,
I.,, only .
L
Lawn Waists.
Four pe .',•. '.t !t 11 ;11!. *' 1'•14. old rose, \1 • :o. ,,'ing 144 clear out omit. whpl.
:;1,•y, t•"•11. 'flu 411.4! .111, r regular
2.2line , ••. 1141. .t ite•(t 1` tnY• 1 .1 e* 4.1'111':1 iss al 1111• cnlln►a'i11g 1111 IlFtriulla::
111 �. 1 4,./C ,
11141.411 tot
' 710
'Linen Suitings.
1'411'.• '.. •te-. 1.• -;ii . pini.. 41.1.11. 1 114 1
:otiP :oil. ' I:• -I . ..lit t ::, , u,'w
only
'1.114'.'
.Incl wLit.
tiL•u1 h•,
15c
Indian Head.
ala I••tt. ol.l rose, hclio.
• ,,.1'h .a,'eudg.4
$1.31 for 1..111.,. 99c
x1,511 feu 11.10
$1.711 4'.I.' $1 .25
42,25 fur .. . . . $1.75
$2,441 You $1.35
x•2.�r) tut . ..... ....... $1.75
x'2.7:1 for t..:,. . $1.95
'I'be:.. waist. wrrr 1411 111x11,' f',,.41 swot.
110.1 • 58.114' Int' 1111. of t h4' IN•.t f:letorie,; to
• Corsets.
\t,. ewers. 1). 11 :\- l'..rn.•ts in :111 the 11.•„
114Yeeto1•1' l.ugth*. 111 4410t.' 11/1.1 UN' an.;
White t'i're.!! -ran.: ria', $11 1J. $l 541 .u.,,
$2 WE Ni. corset better• 411;114.1), A
Ask for E. T t'ol,•.t..No. 148 fur Q5
IM4• and Nu. '211► fele 111 ... .. 0
Flannelettes. '
.\ very large stork just in fpr eet'ly fill
I.lught le•f.111• the bare 1"4*' th 441'1...,
35 inches wide. great'. value tit •11k•. 54'
1.2je. 11 1111.
%1N111t :MMI yank of J111.1, ENDS, _ to I"
111'!45 it. 44 41451'. 1445:1-t• 11414/Wthr SLIM,
,1144410y 11.1,1 Inv the yat'.t. %V,'1a•Ilthem
111111'11 all 1.1111. 1141'11Y•t 01 a Al 1111/1 Wille.
Prints.
the 1►ouhinion. and were 4(11451 '441111*' at • Thi. i.'w•hcly the I,•.I N;ngli.h
• 1: ;1111,;h..n,- our 1•rgularpt•ilws. NOW 114.114.1111., 4!).) 114'4• at 1e is sold for 1'244. t'.'iois
. I 1: , 1..11, always take Hist pia. •• in print..
' 11•.. than .nutltrr,-+,1n•ir.. 101•Ivar. Nut ran get 'a g.ssI .11,1118 pt.Int 11.'1''•
„1,C -1._1'114441- ea r•viel iA1'1•.
J. H. OOLBORNE
iMEN
BISLEY 'BOMBSHELLS.
27
t last Thui•vtvy 1l(.{},r emttandinr-fetlttt
Risley.
Last year's lime nor without it sen-
sation: but in the . Me• i,I the 49117
meitig.there, were ,cveraLelrcum-
statices which made It the mo;it ,tnn-
.ational on :record it was remark-
*hke for the, antazingly high-twnderd
of the scoring, dui'. in a large• meas-
ure, to (ho introduction of the new
pullet.
Rut it watt 444111 shore remarkable for
the highly :+enaati1unal 411111411 to the
chief event -the King s Prow. Ar.
mprer Padgett was proelatfird -the
winner. and carried on the ' roulders
of his comrades But directly after -
want: an objection wa.: rai..ed When
\snorer Padgett missed at 1,44444) yards
he claimed it was owing to a bad
eartndge. He was, therefore. allow. -
ed another shot' in plane of it.
Now, one of the rules 7( the Na-
tional Rifle Association reads "No
allowance will be made under any etr-
eumstnnces . for is. defective rifle or
eortridge.. except that in ease of 't
miss -fire, due to a defective cart-
ridge. a second eartrldge may he al-
lowed."
The muncil had no alterrutive but
to sustain the objection. and to award'
the prise to Lieut. ,W. C. .lddison, I
the lucky Australian, who was the
next nearest aempetttur.
the ate,•+ wrrr w. II tilted *lid el.we...
J. G11.'11110',yr:inagrr.or the Bank ,, t I
H4(111i1Gtu het e. %vhn bas been 'pendia$,!
three _week. hulidayti at Montreal,
'formai. "end-'or•t- -)over. retiedeNt
home Saturday. .and reports having
had A t enjoyable trip. Mr.
1 vatt'4whti %vas telieVing herr during
Mr. larrinie's absence. returned to the
hexad r.lfce at Hemiiton ,on Monde%.
Although the weather Maki (.ren
veru catchy tar hoyinv and hen-rel-
ing the fall wheat t of the tailor/.
ATO through here nowbut sole of the
poorharine1'4* who gut hailed out in
poor
'last week will have nothing
left to harvest,. The hail stores did a '
great deal of dauulge ilh this.proepei-
oris township The young 'ladies
who were holidaying et Grand Bend
last week mut tied horse on a*tutdav i
after t4 most enjoyable Owe. although
the %veather was not of the hest
Mrs. J. Coombe, who had hewn visit-
ing at Port Arthur fur the past few,I
works, rrt'urned home Monday. . , .
A. McKenzie. who has been t hrnugh
the West in the interests of the Do -
home
Lightning Rod Co.. returned
Inst week utter to very success.
ful trip.. .. Mr. and Mrs. 1V. dellats,
of Tolman, visited the forw*r s pet •
ents here this week Mts. D. Sino- i
ere visited relatives in town last Week.
The C. I'. K. • did not have
DUNLOP.
'1'rIcsr)AY, Adg. 2nd.
We are glad to see Mts. Hillary
Horton out again after her long ill -
nese.
Arthur Williams has had 'his house
done over with a coat of cement,
which will likely make' it very ware
next winter.
Mrs. Applei• and Miss, Alice Cum-
mings. of Chicago. are spending their
wnmupr vacation at their, mother's
home in T)ltnrop.
The berry yt season. which prtiutieed
so tint Iy at Arid. has turned out to be
11 moderately good one after a11. prob-
ably owing to the I*u' rains.
A -(.ARK Binns-Ohgervant people
who happen to be out About night1a11
have had the chance of hearing the
notes .It the quail. or "Bob White, -
ing tight 'away.
- The (iudet ich Rural 'Telephone
has been installing relephon*s in the
r illuK%-
conTinui Then' Ilse Co Uat law *ti
Eamon next week.
THE HAIter:HT. Hat%eRt is general
in this. neighborhood. F,dl wheat is
'•tit : the ~ample and yield are not
what was expected a few weeks ago.
Batley appears to he a gond crop.
Oats are ripening vete nn.•venly', but
are filling well. i'e*N s,'.m to have
taken a kind of blight or mildew and
'ere not the crop expected a temple of
weeks ago.
01:N1(o%t.. Several here delivered
kor.e. to Mr. Wallis, of Clittt.ln, the
earlier part o4 this week. He pur-
chased them a short time ago, before
the drop in the market Our new
village school teacher woe in the vin- _I. lR+vjoyar,l'e
lige last weak T•ie- Ws rented
! 4er
herr, se the old .rulers say. for nearly
thirty years.
TU&N gvvL.-- he Vert• 11 ems% ere hail,
h passed -ewer -(.hie eeetio
did not do any very serim,8 damage.
Pseepting pet Wipe tenting the corn
leaves into stripe and knocking over a
silo or bio For this sI. ought to he
thankful• as the dwellers in the east-
ern part of Colborne were not so for-
tunate. seyelal of them having lost
their entire crop.
Strttrttlste PARTY. - Mr, and Mrs.
Clutton were token )IV Nurprise on the
evening of Monday Zest, by the inva-
sion of a party of young people who
en 111P prepared to have a good time.
The evening was spent in garnet; of
various kind. and after partaking of
refreshments the party 'broke tip et a
late hour• all agreeing that they had
et
Job Printiug
You can grct
I - better . 1
than the,
kind "1' h e - -
-Signal Joh'
Department
(
turns
enough cattle cars at the station her.. I Rut otlwer* .xperien.ed PseewlinRly 4
or all the stock to he %hipl�. *' a hard Three at Rtaley that year Take ,
hipper from Helgrave hell to diive i lbw teas of Armorer-derReant Law- I
vv.) cars of cattle home again .. !lt110p. 141 tlse !1441 yaroia gt to (1
tr. and Mrs. A. Bahrein and .on %i.- tafe m.isloetare n, put ,tintlI4*,pi41145nn
Led Mr. Baintlal's sister in Boder cit 1 the wtooR tames, T1. woo., who
ast'week.,,. Quite anutuler of the' kr" nr►tfting aboet the Risley cam -
boys are at present engaged in pulling I petitions this mar seem the reeult of
ax in the rountl'y, when., the Hing- rank ca .!.acnes Aa a matter of
f
s
t
J
1
H
ham Flax Co. has a lit of land
Jas. Cott visited Brussel', and (San -
brook on Sunday ' W. Leith. of
Stratford, visited at his house bei.•
Mondey 1V. Stein. '04 Niagal'%
Fall., Is at ,present visiting friends- in
town .. ..B. Potts, who lived bore
tit t twenty -right years ago. being
header of the hand. but who is now in
1144roit, passed through herr Tue..lay
with his tsmily in his auto. nn h1-
way to the Lucknnw ('aledoni 4n
gauges.
house. This looks like housekeeping. Meitner,. PIa1t)ttv:as, The ware') of
Berry -picking is the order of eiviliratinrt /till got.. on. The 0. N•.
the day. rhe berries are .earce this 14. E. H. Co. are slowly 11!14 surely
Reason• working their way north and theta,ge
l'gnsoNal..-Jahn Ladd is nn the!' steam Pnfpne goes by each (ley with
nick list at prevent. He had an attack ;its load of gravel or 8tee1 rails and tire.
of rheumatic fe%•ea about a %ear a n l mut%h to the diecomfnrt of timid per
and has ■ever rerovertd from the "1'f^" driving reader h"awl.. "vel far,
"RMt.. At pre5P4t (tarawa• fates aro: however, there' have hien nnhit alit ies,
enteita,ned on ,u•rn,nt of his condi- "^ly,an add sheep n1' too i*'ing kille.i
tion .. ...1 o h n Wagner and John le* yet. One can now take the train
Knox are both on the .ick list: Roth . from MenPwrtung .U►ti0n out to the
bave passed the allotted threeseore I confines of Lrehurn, and hack 1'ag.in if
and ten; .till we hnlx them
to PPP thelgo minded. Pn.ahly by next fail we
around again George Ynhmghhtt 11.47. he able to' get AM far am 1'o, t Al
it in Toronto with a rat Toad of cattle
this week . .. Rev. Mr. Frlaset is ss-' Almost every patent medicine
petted 10 preach in the Presbyterian known grecs to make op the stork 4NI
church here nest Hahb*th. '' tied by E. R. Wigle, deuggi.4.
.Where to true.
At this time of the year•paople are
naturally discussing in their winds the
goestiou, where shall we buy nur
goods? As our *newer to th4a!topnr-
tarlit problem we refer thew to the ed.
%'etaising column of this issue. In 0.41•
(1311111W will' its. f0111111 pro.lam -.1 lona
tr s1I the n incip,tt business place. 1 11_.1
fart, however. mistakes of flu; sort
are difficult to avoid Rot to T•aw-
'wn1eP it meant root only the payment
of a fine. but also the forfeiture of
the vahio of the shot Rut for this
one fatal misfortune, he would, un-
doubtedly, have run net t.h.• winner
The advantage of .deny training In
rifle -shooting vies never totter Illus.
trated than by the phenomenal
achievement... of Mr Martin i oyd at
the 4997 Itisley He won 44,4- Wimble-
don (Sip at !JOB Tants. and at the
game time made the highest .wore on
record to that date. In the Match
Rifle Aggregate, he also figured SP-
mnd, and waw the second Highest
snorer in the Sewttish Eight, while his
nurse appear.( in nearly every other
prize list the *hooting for which was
with the match rifle.
I Yet. for tlnrteen successive years he
__lit.'.-.,,. . .absent item. Risley,., and
who dors not. Adiverti-o, it you want
nice, freeh, clean goods at reasonable
priers. Find a roan who does tl,•t sd-
%•ertlNe-tttrdr yen wilt find a man'vhn
as rusty and . i1d-4ssTi,nn as
goods which he is u'y ing,to eef.
Unfortunately the 'collector'" hill*
are never counterfeit.
You don't find anybody kicking fn
rapid transit to heaven.
P.stimates cheerfully fur-
nished on .application..
throughout that tittle /111.4 not r
handled a rifle' Rut he is a veteran
shot. having made his first Appear-
ance *t. the National Rifle A.-:.►1•ta-
44.4(1'8 meetingt.mot
nt thirty-four years-
Thrren years ago there wit very
rnand onnn., and leap /1111111.401g,*Cr4Pg
.01 colnci.k•nrea in the 1lexandra
competition. There were two 'ompe-
1' tit.lr. squadded together In this Nam -
'
of almatt tdentieal surname.
It's awfully hard 44 r a roan t.. keep ()The, nanwed Tbdd, belonged to the
his fool streek under cover. • end! Liverpool. while the other. named
A burglar doesn't mind making.bad 4)04414. was a member of the 2nd TRIm-
breeks if he isn't caught in the met. • fries. To carry the coincidence 44411
Diamonds bought on the instalment further, each nude a wore of twenty -
plan are always the et conepic 1111'. from at to same range, with the same
Many a twin never realizes le w ntdarka, .111..4 for *bot
me., ti lie is tint!! he gets !morn, 1 ,,, d Th" cl(ma1nc .'onditwaw ions under which
his w,fe 1,•11.• 1 , the King's Prise shot for at the
11n'' meM,1eg calmed it to beer met
-J' } tnx►wn as the "hwrreeane" final:
while the vent 1R44 was one •tt the
wnrxt in the whet.. htatory of to Nit -
timid Rll4e \awer%alenn merAreit' To
one eomp*tator the * 4r•Ten414 wens par-
ticularly unkind Just as 110 was in
the art of pulling the trigger the 4544141
blew a marking -beard down linen
hut. The humor 'of this Irnesperted
hapnentoR appealed rneee to the specs
t lbstw Waw to 4.4* eslverky competi-
tor, wire was aiming at aeww4hiwg
mews tangible than anousewtent
SUNBURN.
BLISTERS.
SUR E F EET.
wa "
C 1:11
r +'
I.
+ w :em -
'zil ill 1'3 ti k
YAPry man 11Na a tutu.,: Is fore him.
but too often hie pest iwhlnd him !acts
es 8 hendiesp.
A woman's hien of Nn intelligent
men !e one who can tell whether or
roc h •r hat is nn .h•aight.
1
BIDER
TWINE
Fat mei this is the ph.'••'
to get your Twine. The
tight goods :ft the right
prices. We are selling
Deering Pure Manila
Binder Twine
at '.',,C Ca8h. Or 14,4 paw allle
October let. 4441 fret gum. -
mitred. These priers fog
the month of July only.
Deering Mowers, Binde•s. Rakes,
etc.. and all. Farm implements.
Cal. and let 4'11 has., a 'a..4'
your new He.ggy
J. J. Moser
Hamilton St., (.4)DEKI('H.
1 Hugh Ro... s 'Ad stand;
turret about err -Imar- TI, wriee
or any household provisions, the
god housewife deiragds that.
they router nave two si1urlitiaa
tey roust Fie clean and they
must be fresh.
1►
Clean and Fresh
Groceries .
constitute our stock in trade. It
is our aim always to keep goods
of the best: quality on hand for
our many customers. Give us a
trial order. We will be pleased
to serve yon.
Sturdy & Co.
On the Square, 4.o,lerirh.
SEIOE = SLIAPE
THAT STAN S
If shoes -differ at
• )int
any particular P(
shape.
Shape-jetaining
quality depends lup-
'. n good Lasting, or
tete way• the leather
is stretched . down
:trtltlnd'the last, and
time Liven for the
shape to become
permanent.
Invictus Shoes
are never rushed at
any stage, and prove
themselves by re-
taining shape until
worn out.
WM. SHARMAN
4',onel' Iia,( "gleet an,1 "..10.11,'
1,111,1'. t1 l'
If you have a neighbor who doesn't take
The Signal, tell him that he can get it for the
remainder of the year for 4oc. This will he
doing a good turn for us and for your neighbor.
$7.00 No. 2 A Fol'tinZ
Pocket Brownie
Here is a new member of the Brownie
family, which gives a picture of that highly
popular size ---21 x 4'/ --in a folding Pocket
Camera, at the extremely moderate price of
;7.00.
The•2 -A folding Pocket Brownie toads
in daylight with kodak film cartridges, has
pocket automatic shutter, meniscus achro-
matic lens, automatic focusing lock, revers-
ible finder for horizontal and vertical views,
two tripod sockets, and is in every respect a
well -made and well -finished little Camera.
We lave other Bma)a/es from $1.00 10 $12.00.
R. R. SALLOWS