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SLI/ fH. EAST WAWANOSH.
TDsaDAL, July 180. TOWNSHIP Ccrutvt•tt-. --The council
G,aop Pstsaefilte.—Rev. N. T. met at Belgrave on July S1I . Mem-
ied the pulpit of berg ail present., Minutes of tart meet
Turner, who occupied
on Suzy. Ing read end confirmed. 'I'be en -
preached hoed two ohne*
sermons. I giber''. report on the Tull drain was
!soot pr000ber twit has read by the clerk and an opportunity
seem tot for nig teceivinq� or withdraw from the petition. No
o far be u tbe
given the tier interested to add to
preached
bete yet for a cell and the pieties 4.r
i"os which will be heM
the Rea.) J. L. Small, wbo es
...icing hare, sang a beautiful solo at
the evenieg sorvlos and her many
IrieOJi were pleased to hear her voice
in the choir again ; she is one of the
best singer's we have ever hal bele.
Res. v the ulpit next Sabbath. will
Occup- P
THS Owatoue T W s LFTH.—The
oasogemeo of Blyth are well pleased
•slebratiun held bare on the
changer befog made the report was
provisionally adopted and the clerk
was instructed to prepare the neces-
sary bylaw In connection with this
report. The treasurer's balt•yeerlyy
statement to June 30, showing a hal-
mice on hand of general tutus of $1.578.•
40, received noordered to be filed.
On motion of Councillors Scott and
Stonehouse the following accounts
were ordered ho be paid : Menno
Vincent, commutation statues labor
with ibe c tax, 1911.1"i; John C. Powne gravel -
12th. There was a large crowd in lin on Um wall's ranch, concession 4,
loran all day, both special train. K K
bringing in largeountiuIR
I-75 Besides,. .75 ; R. U. McGowan, putting in
r great many drove in, until at noon cuCaldlvert. concession 2 and 3. Ila . ; J.
there were about 4.000 people here. well, putting in culverts, conces-
At"o'clock the precession formed at •►ons 2 and 3 711.13: \Vm. Kernick,
the Agricultural Park 'with twenty- removing tile, concession 3, 71'2; John
two iodate in line and two brass Doerr, gravelling opposite lot 40. cou-
rse, . cessions 2 and 3, $11.80 ; Win. Naylor,
hands. They proceeded along
principal streets to the grove at the gravelling opposite lot 40, concessions
south of the village. where they were 10 and i1, $213;D. A. Dunbar. putting
Reeve of in culvert opposite lot 40, concessions
addressed by Drs Milne,
8 end 7. $4 ; D. (fillies, widening ■p -
*n th : T. e.r..&awrt. Count ]/aster, roach e,4 10th line river bridge, $173;
rod Rev. M n. Croly, o[ \Vi ham,
Osterhbut add Pearcy of Fare eelore':
Miller, of Auburn. sod
JAN. '11.s P. P. M. The town was
gtva'e,
decorated with hunting and looked
v.•ry pretty. The large crowd was
well looked atter in the way of eating -
places. Beside* the bottle, the
Methodist and Episcopal churches
served meals and their receipts
amounted to stout $22110.00 each.
In addition, there were a great many
tents selling sandwiches and other
eatables, so that no person needed to
go away bungry. Those that didn't
want to hear Lbe speaking were
entertained to a fast grape of base-
ball on the Part, between Monkton
and Blyth. It was one of the beet
games of ball seen here for a great
many years, but the home team were
rather tut, much for the visitors,
beating them to the tune of 7.0. Up
to the fifth lonioge neither side bad
scored, but et -last our boys found
the weak places of the visitors and
pounded out a victory, the feature of
the game being the three -bagger of
E. McMillan, wbich was a nice, clean
hit. t)ur boys are rounding up into a
good tenni and with the same class
of hall played that day can beat any
of the local teams in this oeigbbor-
hcod. In the evening a concert was
held in Inds stry Hall, bat on account
if the beat there was not as large an
attendance as there should have been,
considering the quality of the
entertainment.
PKILIONAL AND (gw=RAL—The
fat mer+ in this locality are all busy at.
their hay now. It will he a fairly
good yield. but it will hardly come up
to expectations, on amount of the
long spell of dry weather.... ..R.
Mtewart, wh.o • bas been engaged
et McMutchie's private batik here for
the past eight years, left on Monday
for Toronto, where be bas secured a
good position io the Royal Bank.
He is a steady young man sod no
doubt will ries quickly in the banking
siusIDess and nete long we Shall
hear of him as teenager of our of the
branches Y LivingpWor had
his horse at the London races last
' eek, but 4.s was not feat enough to
win any of the mosey. Mr. Living-
stone trturned with him Saturday.
. Haspnerriee are t'ononeociug w
come inte the market Dow end they
are going to he a 'fairly good crop.
• The authorities ought to do some-
thing to stop swimming io tbe river
.lose to the tawo, as it is repotted that
••ulue of the twee go in swimming in
broad daylight without clothing.
Jas. Barr, of the Beak of Hamilton
staff, left on Saturday fur London,
end from tbere he proceeds to Bala,
het a he spends bis two week.'
li tlidays Mrs. J. ilenderson, of
teroxeter, spent a few stays ibis week
with her sister beer, returning on
Mondry... Mrs. A. M' Vsttie and
two children, of Aylmer, ate at
present visiting her parents here,
sir. and Mrs. M. H. Gidiey. Miss
Rene Bennett, aha baa been engaged
as head milliner in a large establish
uient at Chatham, is al present vend-
ing her holidays with her parents.
W. Nicol, of Dungannon, spent
Friday of last week with bb own
fliends here Miss Agnes Babb 1.
still aerioudy ill and is not improving
as well as her •many friends would
wi,h. .. Dr. John Drummond, who
until eight years ago was • resident.
of Blyth, and who then went to the
State., tlkine up a three years course
in osteopathy, visited here the pest
week. He says he M doing well to
his chosen prufessiols, and claims that
in the States osteopatjty is takiag the
;place of medicine, Although Le sees
.quite a number of chaogss hole, he
WAS glad 10 get back again to the
place of bis birth. - .. Leon Scot,
who has been spending Me holidays
here, left oa Saturday for Mootreal
to resume hie position is the Dominion
Ratak, • Mr. Bowes M et nerviest
vlsiltnn.AAgg with hla oasis at Merton.
s • .. N t,61 Jo w, J. Mueller".—s who has bees
i
left Last wk forla
week
theta Wingfield vaso
bis hoe In JI( ware retareins to
K. uxis.......11liss Me-
e -
here. left on tato day lee *Waterline
to %iat foe a while
eft last week ss. jai wflk Mr
dauRhte is ala .... .Tho
TT M waxy
'stet gang of harem
. Irwin, inspecting contract at 1046
line river bridge, 914: Feed Cook, sr.,
township's share on Scott award
drain, $5 ; John T. Cuultis, part Per-
inent on gravelling contract, $'2t►;
John Cook, raking stones off hill and
shovelling gravel. $'l.25; Sampson
Carter, filling in washout«, 91 ; Wes-
ley Patterson, puttingin culvett,
concession 12, $3.75: James Tunoey,
Umber, and drawing same to Potter's
and Patterson, bridges, $11.75.
Moved by Mr. Burchill, seconded by
M.. Campbell. that the council now
adjourn tic meet' again on Monday,
August 5th, at 1 o'clock p. w.
Carried. A. PoKTBBKFICLD, Clerk.
MESSAGE TO WOMEN.
A Quebec Lady Tells How Dodds
Kidney Pills Cared Her Kidney Disease.
St. Simeon, [Solid, Charlevoix Co..
{rue., July lath—(Special.)—Oulythose
who have suffered know the blessings
of perfect health. The joy that rt
brings. into their lives makes thew
want to shout he good news from
the housetop They want other
suffeteis to Iwiow the road to health.
Such is the case with Mrs. Alfred
Savard of this place.
•'1 have 'wet. -a sufferer for many
years with kidney disease. Reading
an advertisement -telling what Todd's
Kidney Pills had done for a similar
sufferer 1 decided to give thew• a
trial. Six boxes cued we complete-
ly."
Wh•at Dodd's Kidney Pills bsve
done for Mr d award they have done
for thousaodr of other sufferers in
Canada.
• 4.r lens
wbo
Down and Out.
"And how is your mother?" in-
quired the parson who was making a
parochial call at the bottle of ooe of
his wealthy parishioners.
"She is in her room upetsize : .be is
veru id," replied the hrstess.
"'You don't say Nor exclaimed the
clergyman. whu.e tact was sot
always reliable. "Well, 1 sincerely
hope that she will soon be down and
out."
whitlow friend*
rias .,n the fawn b
l deist the
04111
east.
we stow
Relaseem
Noah Thief
masa trs~wM
ter
masa ler
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DISTRICT NEWS.
August the 7th will be Blyth's civic
beelktay.
Thursday. July 25, will be Exeter's
civic holiday.
Mrs. Bell, Edward street, Winghain,
has a broken thigb, the result of • fall.
Alfred Pollock, of Pine Itiver, sold a
team of tenets at the handsome figure
of 9665.
A man front London. Ont., is buying
timber in Fordwich locality and ship-
ping it to the Old (Jouutry.
John McArthur has sold his residence
at Hensel) to Alex. McMurtrie and
may go to London to reside.
A. E. Durnln has been appointed
Government fruit inspector for the
counties bordering on lake Huron.
H. Thomson, late of tloderich, has
oppesnned up his stock of merchandise at
lllelmore and has commenced business.
.\ Fordwich man is doing quite a
business in shipping frogs' legato Tor-
onto, where they figure on hotel menus.
%Vm. Graham, a former tesident ot
Howick township, died suddenly at
Ethel on the 8th inst. He was seventy-
five years of age.
Louis Preeter has sold his dwelling
house at Dashwood to his brother,
Fred Preeter, and intends moving to
Stratford next montb.
It is said that lightning never strikes
twice in the same place, but the house
of George Id. Chesney at S-aforth has
been struck three times by lightning.
Miss Pearl Ashton, of Corrie, will
teach the Grey and Howick boundary
echoed near Jarnestowo next 'term,
succeeding Miss Evans. The salary is
$525.
The Grey 1ownsbip .:ouucil has let
the Smillie drain cootreet to W. A.
Stevenson. of the township. at $4.000,
and the Grant drain to Connolly &
Nicholson at $'2,96'1.75. .
Why Not?
"Now, in order to subtrao." the
teacher explained. "things have always
to be of the same deoominrtioo. For
iwtentse we couldn't tate three apples
from four pearls, nor six borers Gull]
nine dogs."
"Teacher," shouted a small boy,
"can't you take four quarts of milk
front three comes?"
Men 11111181ME
the __ . est.
.t haat�
a _ e m• • 4 • 1. try .'Ispear f t.
i . a 01 am are .tees ire
8. Young, who has been G. T. R.
agent at \Vingbaw for a few weeks,
bas been sppofnted relieving agent.
and G. Holley, of We.tdb, hum been
appointed agent at %Vingham.
Roily, the little son of Ben. \Vil-
Ilams, of Elimville, met with a ser-
ious accident one day last week. His
foot became caught in the knives of a
mower and several small, bones in the
foot were cut.
Jacob Bricker died in Howick town-
ship on July 5111, aged seventy•six
years. On the 7tt inst. another old
resident of the township primed away,
in the person of Mn. Jame. \Verrell,
aged eigbty years.
The silver cup donated by Father
Dunn for the pupil of Clint -m Model
School obtaining Abe highest 'harks
at the entrance examination was won
this year by Jaiues Wylie, who took
537 Unlike out of a total of 650.
The Clinton New Era reports , that
John Ransford has a field ot fall wheat,
thirty-five acres in extent, a sample
from which measured over five feet.
Mr. Ransford says Inspector John
Torrance, his crighborhas an even
better crop.
The 100 -acre farm of Samuel Jordan,
concession 5. Morris, has been pur-
chased for 95,700 by James Michie, of
the male locality. Possession will ire
given next January. Mr. Jordan will
go to Vancouver for a trip and way
make his borne there.
Tbere has been a Lalling off in tha
number of excursionists to the Guelph
Model Faxen this year. Some d..ys
azo it was reported that tbe number
,to date for this year was only
IIJ0 as compared pad with 35,4)00 at the
same time last year. West Huron,
however, sent mote this year than in
1911.
EAST STREET GARAGE
At $II50
Y5 borne -power, Sprwengepr. English style. torpedo holy 404(011)0111k
:0 z 34 heavy non-skid tltee on all wheels, demountal 1' nuts an 1
one extra rim. 12 -In. electric beadli[bta, two side and one rOat rl.s'tir
lamps with 1410 - ampere bastery. Boecb high tension utsguete,
Warner autuuneter, top and tap cover windshield, robe rail, sear•
view mirror and full equipment of tools, jack, sepsis- outfit, pump.
oil an. rte.. at a pries ut 91160. Compere tial, wii h ANY machine
and if it dove not score on EVERY point we will he 4 ontent Ux low'
your busioeee; but, if weatave the advantage you owe it 'o yourself
to place your nosiness with u.. where you get the• hiahwt valve.
Cheapness Ones rot rnndat of low price, but of WHAT YOU GET
FOR THE PRICE YOU PAY.
Huron Gasoline Engine and Machinery Co.
GODBRICII. ONT. 'PKoxa 243
aiwaya took a *tonere interest in the
community in which he lived. _ale
was an active member of the
Methodist church. and in politica he
was a Conservative. Seven children
survive: Sirs. R. (1. Vincent, Blair -
mere, Alta. ; Mn. M. Ltke, Grey ;
John Beeman, Brandon, Man. ; Mee
Robe. M agnire, Mortis : Henry Bos-
man, on the homestead: Mrs. Lewis
Pepper, (:muse Like, Sask.; Mrs.
Jas. H. Leishman, Pence, Sask.
Wingham Merchant Dead.
On
Thutsday. July lib, Gustave
Adolph Schmidt died et wir home et
Wioghaw in his thirty-fourth year.
Mr. Schmidt was horn at Sebringville
and was engaged in l,usinesr there for
some years. Early last year be carne
to Winghatu and purchased the
hardware hu*iusss: of J. G. Stewart
& Co. and was building up a good
trade until his place of business was
wiped out in the Beaver block fire.
Siuce then his health had not been
good. 'He is survived ray hi. widow
(formes h• Mies Nicholson, of Blake)
sad three young daughters. The
funeral took place to Mebringville.
A Clinton Wedding.
The weeding took place at St. Paul's
cbusc,,. Clinton, at . o• n on Wednes-
day, July loth, of Minnie Ethel, eldest
daughter of the .hoe Rev. Geo. M.
Kitty and of Mas. Kitty; to Rev. Har-
rison Palmer \Veetgete, B. A , of
Trinity church, St. Thome,. Ven.
Archdeacon Hill, M. A., of St. Thomas,
preformed the ceremony. Miss RLby
Kitty, sister of the bride, was tbe
bridesrueeid, and the gloom was at-
tended by Rev. Ar;hur Carlisle, of
Windsor. The wedding rematch was
played by Miss Cleta Fold. The bride
was given away by her uncle, H. B.
McVittie. cf North day. She was
beautifully gowoed in ivory satin wltb
trimming of lace and Beed pearls.
She wore a tulle veil caught up wish
pearls and orange blossom,, and car-
ried s bouquet of white American
Beauty roses and a white prayrrbnok.
1'he bridesmaid woae a dainty gown
of pink satin with trimming ot lace
and seed prat I+ and a white lace bite
and carrie.i pink rii.ss. The ushers
were Clateuce Kiley and Carl Deeper.
A&,sit, forty gileats were present.
Ager the cereIn .ray a reception was.
bold at the home of the irride'r mother,
and biter Mr, andsMi". Weet.rate left
for Winder mete, Muskoka. to spend
their honeymoon.
Geo. \Pakeford, who lives a anile and
a half east of Fordwich. met with an
unfortunate accident • few days ago.
The Western Fair, September He left his team standing while be
Eth to 14th. went to help 'some men who were load -
The management of t his popular
exhibition' will spare neither tiouhle
nor espense this year to make it tbe
best that has ever been held. A new
fireproof Art Building is being erected
near the entrance to the grounds
which will be ha readiness for the
exhibition, and will he filled with
beautiful and expensive paintings for
which very liberal prime being of-
fered. Thin will relieve very- materi-
ally the c ingestion of exhibits of other
years In the Main Building. 11 space vicar not stormswept. Mr. Martin's
is wanted it should be applied for at house was partially destroyed.
once. The butter and cheese exhibit
One of those who Inst theft lives in
promises to be extra large 'bis year.
In addition to the prizes offered by the the Regina cyclone was Mrs. W. T.
emendation there are good specials in McDonald. fotmerly Miss Laura Smith.
cash and silverware. Many new and of McKillop, daughter of George
special exhibits will he made in the Smith, formerly of Leadbur•, and a
machinery department. The live niece of James and Samuel Smith. of
stock department is one of the strong McKillop. Her husband is n balf-
fratrres of the exhibition, as the very McDonaldf Premier
ier alterr Mcott.
tb year
best always come to Logsdon. The ag-
ricnitural and horticultural exhibits and Irever, besides her husiind,
will DO doubt fill the building to over- two young daughters.
floe tog of the very best. while the Nicholas Foster, one of the early set -
poultry building will probably have to time ,,f Hay township. died la.' the
be en la to hold the birds on ezbi- borne of his ion. Ak•nz4 Forte,, Baby -
trillion. rise lists. entry forms, and Ion line, on Tuesday morning of lot
altlnformatloo sent on application to week- His lige wee only a few months
the eerretary, A. M. Hunt, London. .bort ref nioety years. The deoeased
Osrario. was horn in Alsace and came to this
country seventy years ago. For oar
Her Chance. fifty years be was a resident of Hay
Little Jarnes. while at a neighbor's, township Sight children, seventy -
was given ■ piste of bread and butter. two grandchildren and thirty-nine
greet -.madehildrs° survive him.
Bats of Edward ltoesea't, Wingbam.
Wiegbato has loot one of her `reach
old men in tbe death of Edward
Bosman, which oeeurred on Saturday,
aright pot some jam on it. lath last.. at his home In that town.
ing timber nn a car and they started
to run off. Mr. tVakeford tried to
stop them and was knocked down and
run over, his leg being fractured.
The horses and wagon wets not in-
jured.
Rey. Colin Fletcher. of Thames
Road, had a narrow eseape in the Re-
gina cyclone. He had been at
the home of Melville Stettin ten min-
utes before the storm, and leaving he
walked some distance and entered the
only house in the neighberhood that
►ad relkrly said 'Thant you.
• 's rigbe, )arses," said the lady :
"1 11M to hear little boys say 'Thant
49e11." repined Jame.. "if you
wast to hear we say it aO.in, you
s Kr. HOSIMas was burs at Frodlagbom,
soMk eased pwrwtswawt •fength• I TwlIYr4 Ragland. seventy -Mee
QMt ass same to l'aaa&a is Ma
it yyooss an eve Aetna er Wet eat. II year. He haw* fere
youare nhave
flesh or hen other egsssas
I est lsweeed vitality. try our Kwaloed'a
System Resonator nailer err sten 1a'
Me to relsod the pine pia M the
ri .s,dy falls de give retire eatiehritleS.
aids d
It aids ai5. tones ep the tre ene
systems end
Ora
fowls goiek arid
t.twl Owe hissesby liaeLeeil
alas►
..
Ira= Ost Por sale h
WI 4 , d.wy'te
rHtYeeDAT, IDLY lb, 1912 'S
Away witb ,nape dere and belts—wear
tanford iiip=rit"
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The :Raeford " Hip -Fit " is the only device ever invented that
affords perfect trouser support, together with perfect comforteand
neat, stylish appearance. It is destined to eliminate entirely .tba
wearing of suspenders and belts,
1t Holds
the Trous s
Always an
Position
�I aNFoRD
•�
PFI
The Stanford "Hip -Fit " attaches to the inside of the trouser
at the waist lhue and is therefore entirely invisible. Price $1.115.
For sale in Goderich by
11cLE AN BROS.
Dealers in Everything for \fen The Square, Oodericta
Short Handed.
Two Ir i-hmen died, SO the story tau.
One went to heaven and the other
didn't. Mike called down to Pat :
"Whet are yet dolts', Pat?"
•'Mhovellin' coal."
"Aria yes wast kin' hood ?"
"NIL very. \Ve has shifts an' aa -or k
only- three hours a day."
"What etre cc.. doin' tip there in
Hivin ?"
"O'irn sw•sepiu' the Gulden feta'rs."
"Acre yet wortio' hard T'
"Yes. Oi hav to work eighteen hones
a day. We're short of amen up bear."
years at different planet is
Ooteefo sad in 11O was married at
UMW' to Miss Mary Iftepheisees.
Twe years beer he perebsesd a res
tease hsnneed acres la Mewls
— anti thew be sad his we=
a ennillaetahle home. Tia has
Obey hoe Reel la WI
hetet ywllts
adais Mad ralesa��aae�.�
„meats_. wee Pew fern 'tease*
e
es,4 to . w e.S p . , $ aad
A Bad Shot.
School Huntress—"You dirty boy,
wby don't you wash your face and
not let it show what Toa bad fur
break feat this rues ning?'
8usall Bov—"\Pbat was it Y'
School Mistress -"Eggs !'
Small Br.t --"\\ cut g,' t g,;s was
yesterday."
The Cobbler's Wife.
A shoemaker was arrested for
!Jigs my and 11: .tight before the
inagisttate.
•'Which wife," asked the by, Lander,
"will he be obliged to teke ?'
Smith. Hlwayi' ieady with a j .ke,
replied, "He is a . obhler and of
course must stick to his last."
'THINNESS
is dies a gigs of Mar hsa`LL
Loss of weight gamy stews
something' wring.
Scott's Emulsion
corrects fila amebas aid We
up tie whole Is*. as or.s.lra.
east a armee. Toress, qts, II -0
Sallow Skin
Liver Spots, Pimples,
Dark Circlet Under the
Eye's
are tell signs t f tl.r .y.Ir,.. bring cbxg-
ged. The liver seal Ia.w.1. are In-
aetiv.snd the stomach 1• .r.k from
ueditgeeted funds aged 1. mal ga re.
FIG PILLS
the meat fruit trendy. is ill melte
yes feel lite a mew pet eon
WIasip rr June 2T, 1911.
After oakhg thew holes ynor
Tin
PIfemme*. ere feoh *ad liver
gwoMes 1 Aral siroeg and well end
aide to do sty own week.
MHO. A. H. ftA.YLm.
Pedd et all dealers In sed 90 asst
Mose w maned by The Melt Pas Oo,.
lit Ta••Yoss flet
Everybody's
Doing It
► The whole world
"Kaiaks" because of
the convenience and
the simplicity of the
Eastman Kodak.
We carry a full line
of Eastman Goods
which includes every-
thing for the a m-
eteor. Ask to see the
latest --the
VEST POCKET
---KODAK
It flta nicely into the
vest pocket, and
takes • picture 1,
x 2tj inches. Fitted
with extra good Tens.
Price, $7.00.
F. J. Bntland
AGENT
' •The Store That Pleases"
OAL
Having purch aced the busi-
ness foraoerlyylcnoducted by
F. Bat low Holmes, we pur-
pose dealing in
Coal, Wood
List, Cement
Fin Brick, Etc.
We will handle Scranton
and Lehigh Valley Coal, two '
lines which are recognized as
the best. We wieh eco give_
the people of Goderich and
vicinity tbe beet service Dos-
aible, and shall be glad to
hear from all of Mr. Holmes'
customers and any others
who wish anything fn our
lane'-.
All orales -• left with Ja•.
Yates,Weat suet, promptly
attended to.
McDonagh&Gledhill
'Phone No. 713
Yards at G T. R , Ne:son Si nest
PLUMBIN6
Let %V. R. Pinder know when
you have anything to 1e done in
Bavestroughiog Metal Work ci
Electric R firing. Estin:stea
fu'alsbed and work guaranteed.
Wekeep a full line- of fixtures
aid supplies os band and all
such work will receive our
prompt and careful attrotion,
%to rave a number of first -
elms cooking Ston. s, the Garoet
Geed Cheer and the Empire
Steel Ramer. Call and see them.
Repair work of all kind. done
at moderate Bost.
W. R. PINDER
Hamilton Site- 1 1:,.1' s. h
SUMMER
SESSION
hem Jule *WI late est A. m....
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
UPPER LAKES
NAVIGATION
Steamers leave Pori McNicoll
Mondays, Tuesdays, \Vedbes-
days. Thursday. and Sat-
urdays at 4 p. m. for
SAULT STE. MARIE, PORT
ARTHUR and FORT
W ILLIA,M
The Stemmas! Manitoba, sailing
from Port McNionl1Wednesdays,
will call at Owen Sound. leaving
that point 10.30 p.m.
Steamship Express
leaves Toronto 12:45 p. m. un
sailing days, making direct
connection with steamers
at Port McNicoll.
llomeseekers'
Excursions
July 9 and 2d, and every .second
Tuesday until Sept. 17• iocleeive.
Winnipeg and Reim'', $34.00
Edmonton sod Retire, $42.00
Proportionate rates to 'otter
points. Return limit W days
THROUGH TOURIST SLE&PINO CARE
Ask Jos. Kidd, O. P. R. Ag�tent,
for Homemaker"'Pauapblet.
WINNIPEG EXHIBITION
July 10th to 20th, 1912
Ticket and full information from Jos. Kidd, C. P. R. Agent.
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Poe e o‘
SUMMER o
GOODS
11 COAL -OIL STOVES
0
With the coming m on. eon v, t Summeryou
a New Perfection Coal -oil Stove. days this coal -oil e
�ve.ui no; ex
tra
o��N . `� gi6�e au and examine
approbation.
�Vith coming rat the bot days of Sumurer will want
Perfection Coal -oil With this stove you
have no; extra insurance to pay. Call examine theca,
\Ve will send them out on approbation.
LAWN MOWERS
Our large shipment of Lawn Mowers ie just i11 and we offer
several different snakes te; choose from.
REFRIGERATORS
1)o you require a Refrigeratt.r this Suomi,' ? We Inc.'
some in stock and more coming.
SCREEN DOORS
Get your Screen Doors and Windows now and keep the dies
out in preference to putting them on later and keeping them in.
CEMENT
Are you going to build a cement silo thin low, i(, ? if so, wo
have for rent a net of the London Steel Adjustable Silo Curbs
also • ewimging hoist. These will simplify tbe huildiog of silos.
We have just received another car of National Portland
Cement. When you use this 1-'ement you know you bays the
hest ths' can be bad,
SPRAYING MATERIAL
Have you 'preyed ynnr risers yet? We ran filmier. ).
with the Lime -sulphur• also Arsenate of Lead.
FERTILIZER
The car of Fertilizer arrived a couple of weeks sg.
have had a Lid sale of it. This Fertiliser is an organi,
with the addition of esteemed hone none. blood flour and
These essentials make it the most valuable menare
n:arket.
COAL AND WOOD
4611.1 wn
matter
potasb.
ua the
Owl to IM seaheky of Flood e'n.l se have put in a • a . 1
I '� LA( asoaL p Soft Veal. Thee awl snakes a .pbn.lkf wA.utute
1 hew* also • carload of Wy surra, whk h scats goal wwaoer
weed.
1At Ise agent ow year plumbingR beatr�awtiealeeteM wines.
etc. All w -wk pa overpay atllasaled to sed folly
0 Phones
Ikt
CHAS. C. LEE
Store 22
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