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Sl , AUSTINE.
Tt T. August kb.
An auto peaty c of Ming
Minnie Reyuoids and see leen
Burns, a Haim t, Tom tbaeor.' of
fe oderw . sad Miss M
nor, of Blyth, spent S ivitk the
latter b uncle at Donnybrook.
KINTAIL�
1rasD. . Aug. S;b.
Nora*. -A number of our people
,stetted at the raising et Davol Stew-
ert•44 new been at Lodestar MIM
Luka Bates, of Goderich. *peat s few
days at the bogie of her friend. flim
Isabel MacLennan Misses Mabel
and Marie Fiolaysbn and Master John
Finks -boo visited relative. at Lochalsh
and on "tbe gravel" last week.
Misses (.race and Marguerite MacLee-
oan spent the week -end with friends
at L" chaleh .. .. firs. Thos. Telford
tete cw Mooday for ber home at Sault
Ste. Merle, atter spending a few weeks
with Ater sister, Mrs. Murdoch Mac-
Kenzie. ... Miss Margaret Hardie, of
('hieage, is starnding her vacation in
her home at tbe manse -
AUBURN.
• .R1atADUFFEEDKHKATAND
le Western oat. tar Asia A oar of +bora
and brsexpectednest,re.k- A. A944UITH.
Ambers. as tt
TucnsDele August 7th.
Tat CIVIC• HOLIDAY. -Auburn ob-
.eeved its civic holiday yesterday and
there was another grand picnic at the
Point Farm. The weather man
Bailed on the oc sesioe, and the crowd
almost broke the record. There were
four carrrallt, two autos and t be usual
number of buggies in commission W
convey the people to the Point,
where they amuse.] themselves with
bathing. bowling. laws tennis, base-
ball and races. A baseball team from
6odericb. calling themselves the
lrn tioie were on the ground' anxious
for a game with Auburo, but were
advised that we had not had a team
for the last two seasons. However.
tbee..pleaded for a few innings, and
the Auburn boys picked up a. team
and played them theme intra s. The
result was one ria for Auburn and a
-oat of whitewash for the Iroquois.
Mrs. Goo Preetxer pawed to the
Great Beyood on Tuesday. aftesweai.
leaving to mourn their los her hus-
band, one son. Noah. at home and a
]Ira Herb. H ..Meed. of
GodThe timers! takes
Abel
tba orb uredayI atter-noon.
Howson A Lawson have shipped
fire can of bobbin -wood, 'clearing out
their stock.
HOLMESVILLE.
Wroise lesv. August 6th.
Ho1Lal Ems\ ILLI: H ArrFNINoR. -Mian
Harrison, of Winnipeg. is vetting at
the personage. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Holland erne Sunday at Machell
Mr. and Mrs. Sbeppard spent the week-
end at Goderich ..The W. )a. S.
held a suc-oe.+sful sewing circle at Mrs.
Gro. Tebbutt-s on Tuesday.... A large
-number of friends from around here
attended the funeral of tee late Mn
Curry at Godericb en Saoday
Mrs. N. W. Trewartb• returned from
Toronto on Thursday Mee. Mul-
holland went to Detroit on Tuesday..
.Mrs. Jos. Jervis is in Goderich
this week attending the funeral of her
auntMrs Green. who died very sud-
denly on Monday
Tow\still' t'ot'es IL.-leiuncil met
on August 4th, all the members being
present excepting Councillor Lebb.
!Minutes of last meeting were read and
approve.!. Bylaw Ne.6 war passed,
levying the rates of taxation tor tbe
year 1913. which are as follows : Town-
ehip221(1 mills : counts,251U; gen-
eral wheel, _ mill•, the township
rate being 3-10 mills lower then Inst
veer. the county rate 1•Ii1 twill
higher and the general school rate the
same. Bylaw No 7. authorizing the
treasurer to lee res.- sl.ran from the
Sterling Bane. Goderich, was also
,esti and passed. The following ar
counts were passed : Jas H . rris . e,
placinOsteeIrulrrr;.s9tk,; A.Folb -s,
tile, S3. 3; Geo. Young,. timber. V..40:
the Pedlar People. seven steel culverts,
115.50 - ('anada i a i;ot C ,.. f7 : culverts.
ELM; Wee Fuller, hauling steel cul-
tveets. 414; John Halstead, hauling
steel culverts. Ss: Richard Burke,
hauling steel culretts, 1112; H. G.
Raba, damage to automobile, 533 75;
C.auoeil ad jesuroed tri meet second
]iooday in September at tat p.,o.
N. W. TunwAtnnie, Clerk.
GUDERiCH TOWNSHIP.
S tntttsn.,y. Aug. 6th.
Harvesting operations ear in full
swing ju-t now. Some have flnisbed
cutting Farmers report ;he crop] as
being rather light., owing to the
extremely dry weather we have had
tl'ie last three months. The floe rain
we had last Sunday eveuiog will bele
tbe root rr cipe and sosne of the grain.
Tbe apple crop in thie district is
almost a failure. Some report a fair
cop. among the fortunate ones being
H. Youog. of the Out line. and D. Gal-
braith. sear f3•ygeid
John Beattie. of tbe Rayfield road,
bas given up tbe n)ilk delivery boi-
ness. the diMealty of securing suitable
help being. we believe. the reason given.
George Sowerby is at pres of suffer-
ing from several broken tit. , the M-
inh of a fall through • trapdoor is one
of the stoles is town. We wish him
a speedy recovery. .
Ilea Sharman. wan hay been seek-
ing bet sister. Mrs. Jas. Jobset,s, of
the Huron road. sad other friends the
last two mouth.. has t et a rned to her
borne in Alberta.
Mr. end Mrs. Jas. Yuill are spending
tbe week with rrtatii,. near Tee,-
L-
eart.. water.
Mrs. kr-Math. wbo ha for a month
beam elating friends in Tamar, re-
tries. home tbis week t4b. will bte,
seetemonhisd by her daughter. Miss
lima Meltat h, sic, a ,11 spend the
temaindler of the varieties at her home
hem
The YMieipsl Telepb .e Co have
eseltelettel the new ,hernia rrw tiff liny
fid med. It will be k tow s as PAIL
gni IMdMss sell neembpri residing
Weak el the:Union sidereal witb the
it 1 ll eflwain erne Rem
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Trines,. keg. fkb.
Dltitri.-Mrs. Newell. of tows, is
visiting friend* bete at protest...
Misses Wiuoie, Rath end Blanche
!Shaw base returned home atter a
evokes visit to relative.* at Pickford.
Michigan .. Miss Hda Kirke. of
Tosoato, is here at meant, the guest
of Mies Jean Clinton Mas P. J.
Donington bas returned W town after
a two wake' stay with rereads here.
...Mies Quaid, cf town, is the guest of
Mrs. H. Shieles ....Misses Anna and
Etta 4tewart have returned borne after
two week. stay with friends at St.
Helens ....Mies Loretta Young, of
Parkhill, who has been spending part
of her holidays at her home, bas gene
for some week! to Ayton Miss
Mabel Young. of Loyal. bas returned
to Toroutu, where she has ee-ured a
good tion as stenographer
]Liss Hildred Horton, of Exeter, is
visiting relative, here et present.
Couxg.'Ts ON Tett Acrtatur.-The
sad accident which occurred last week
on Dunlops bill has been the subject
of great comment in this oeigbborhood.
The parents of the. unfortunate boy
who met his death have the deepest
sympathy of all, and. ac bile no one
seems to be especially to blame in this
case. the general feelrng is that such
fast driving as pas been indulged in
lately by autos on this rod sod others
should be respired. The wonder is
that (Dore scrtdenta do not happen.
Human life should surely be considered
before anything else, and the total
disregard of all rules shown by some
auto drivers is veru much to be tor: -
destined.
SLYTH.
regene v, August 5th.
A Dealsaot CASK. -His Honor
Judge Doyle presided at a sitting of
the court here er Saturday to the
case of a drain through the east part
of East Vawanosh. D. Stalker and
W. Fear objected to the survey of.
Engineer Jone., of Petrolia. Engineer
Roberts, of Gcid ericb, gate his evidence
for Fear and Stalker, and C. tiarrow,
of
Goderich, was their lawyer. After
hearing the evidence the Judge re-
served his decision.
THE HAAV EST. -The harvest is near-
ing an end in these parts, as the farm-
ers err now busily engaged at their
oats and barley and a great amount
is already cut. The _yield will be very
light, es amount of the extreme drs-
weather. and unless rain comes very
son the farmers will have :t hard time
getting their fall wheat sown.
hxcrKBloefe-Tbe union auooay
school picnic to Goderich last Wed-
nesday was very largely atteoded
from here, there being over 4(1U tickets
sold from this place alone. and about
6J1J at other places along the lime. The
excursionists all had a moat enjoyable
knee the weather being perfect for a
day at the lake. On Friday about
o'nety tickets were sold to Kincardioe
for the Wingham Sunday school ex-
cursion. se. the people froze bene did
pretty well last week.
PattsON-tl. AND GENERAL -Dr. Mc-'
Taggart, as skip, has his rink of bowlers
at the Twin City bowling tournament
this weea. He is playing on the Ber-
lin greens The townspeople are
being en'ertained these nights and
on Sunday by the excellent singing of
a party of foreigners who are engaged
on the C. P. R- Thee are all good
singers and are not at ill stingy with
their music.... .Rev. J. L Small, a
former, pastor of St. Andrew's
church, but now of Hespeler, occupied
his old pulpit on Sunday evening. He
also gave an address to the Christian
Eodeavor Society in the evening. The
coogtegatioo were all well pleased to
have him with them again. Sirs.
Sma'1, who also is visiting here.
atrengtbened the choir greatly by her
beautiful singing. la the morning
she sang s solo sod at the .veniog
service she Save another solo and also
sang in a d..et with tbe leader. A. E.
Gook F. Metcalf, who has been in
business here in the one stand for
th•rty-tbete years, had the store
closed no last week. and oo Friday he
left for his duties as Dominion truit
in.pector. n ith headquarters at
Medicine Hata Before hie departure
the I. 0. F., of which Order he bas
been a very active member. presented
bin) with an address and a handsome
badge .. Roy Sims. wbo is engaged
in the baking business in Toronto
pent the weekrod with his father
here, returning home on Mondav
Miss Mctiuerrie, a former milliner
bore for Poplestooe k Gardiner. is at
present visit log with her many friends
bere D. Deobolw.wbo has a farm
a Mort piece out from town. bas been
her ioganother artesian well dug. He
bad one sunk a abort time ago at a
depth of seventy -fire feet. but it gave
out. en last week he had to sink a new
one to s depth of 110 feet and he now
seems to have • plentiful supply of
water. . . R M. Mackay was in Kin-
cardine on Friday refereeing a game
of lacrosse. He has bad a num ber of
games this veer and •eels to wire uni-
rerstal .atistaction. There is mo doubt
be understands the game thoroughly.
Vastness Cannot be Cured
By !best appaieat lanp at th.v ,vain( reach: tbe
4M.swil pardon .e t he .sir. Then 4 only sae
way to ewe deatssea and tent be b exMyfta.
Us.w a
Usual ma edD,stare• b as la
flamed ,..intoe at ib. mere.. ,(Nog et the
lltestteabeae Tao. Wises tab tabs 1. !,lose
you ba.. • romans& mama me il.sirfoot bean-
bag. and she., it 1. Mitres deed sate.ei is
the repeat, and ssien the intimatiYiw as be
biles est sad fhb lobe r.•fme.e tdaartoo�
Mao tt..urt.l
_4,s_. bmur4tg win lr• es.wa al aWeif.
as.e as of tea sem
ober► le netY.g M u &enamel oseditien et
the soassess
We wAve:.earn b 1 d.tlea Sr sae
ass..,t istWsslr aw
onsfl that ass -
sat M se b '. tarA flea Seal ear
rf`°tsler` boa
CRICKET a CO., V AA& O.
1 .eliallar:=tbitIlsUrwa.ysarss.
hie Curfew fie elate
1' c tb. Auguste -'tae tows 'council
t.e :ei doers en Meads evening a
/sutt.s hem tis W. 0. . U. request-
leg
eque t -
I g that the eurfew hell be rung ewe►
eremites at S o'cliRt se • weenie' that
all children be of the dress. The
W. C T. U. will p.'. .ate Ib. wetter
further Samna of the ladies are Tory
ind.gnaal at the esteem of the rennet'.
sod Intimate the women will be
beard from et the mitt Mstelpel
election
THE SIGN&E : GODSRUCH ONTA RJ &
Lumbago
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is Rhesmeth n dime hoe&
The cases is Uric Add
ie the bloat. If the ldd-
segs did their work them
would ba iso Uric Acid end
no Lumbago. Mahe the
kidneys do their stmek. The
ass, posit/via &al mel7
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Announcement
The undersigned, having
purchased the Sturdy it Co.
Grocer y stock, announces to
Mr. Sturdy's many Iriends
and customers, end to the
public geoerullc, that he will
continue the business in the
same stand. and by careful
and strict attention to busi-
ness hopes to merit a share
of their trade.
We come to you know-
ing the Grocery business in
every- detail, and customers
will at all times find in cur
store such goods as will be
found ooly in an up-to-date
grocery store.
CURED MEATS ON SALE
SATURDAY
Our motto is QUALITY
Prompt deliasiry assured
W.J. Powell
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am Hard.
Fleets and Piekwml River, Indo m Labe..
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Fan particulars from Piet. KIDD, C. P.
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flay ingpurehased the huei-
new formerly conducted by
F. Barlow Holmen, we pur-
pose dealing in
Coal, Wood
Lime, Cement
Fire Brick, Etc.
We will handle Scranton
and Lehigh Valley ('sal. two
lines which aur recognized as
the hest. We wish to gies
the people of God.reeh and
vicinity the heat service prim
.able. sad shall '.e glad to
bear from all of Mr. Hoagies'
etsstogilwe and only othere
wise wiser •nyt bins is oar
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AR order, left witb Jas.
Yates. W est [street. promptly
attended to.
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ON THE MOVE.umer Goodse]
pants and Odyi Lots
THE POWER OF PRICE AS WE HAVE FIUURED
IT COMMANDS THE ATTENTION OF THE BUYER
THIS SALE is a fitting windup of Summer Materials. However, those very goods that
are much reduced might appeal to you as among the most desirable just now
Make a list of your drygoods needs, note the prices you usually pay and then come to the store. .Comparison,
are convincing. It's worth something to know where you can get GOOD GOODS for little money.
Next week will be a record week at this store for Bargains
White Lawn Skirts
Twenty-seven in all, lengths 38, 40 and 42,
neatly trimmed with embroidery 3 to 6 inches wide,
and insertion 2 inches wide, with dust flounce.
Prices : $1.25 for $1.00; $2.25 for $1.90 ; $1. oo
for 85c ; $2.00 for $ I.60, and $1.15 for 95c.
Wash Suitings
Ili stripe Crinkles, Shantungs, , stripe Piques,
plain Poplinettes, black and white stripe and spot
pattern Dimity. Soine of these one-quarter and
some one-third off.
Gloves
Seventy - five pairs, colored lisle, 2 button
length, in 9. different shades, regular 25c. Your
choice of the lot 15c. Our only reason for selling
these Gloves at 15c is that we have too many of
them. They are perfect in every way.
Kayser Gloves, in white only, 2 -button length,
finger -tipped, pure silk, regular 5oc. Sale price 371.c.
Cotton Hosiery
We are having a big Stocking Sale. :,too pairs
of children's, misses', boys' and ladies' Stockings on
sale to clear. Every pair in this big bunch is _
reduced, some of them so low as to be a,vay under
samker's prices. BiG BARGAINS for every buyer.
Don't miss this big Stocking event.
Underwear
Our late purchases have given us some extra
values that you can buy at low prices. Come and get
some before they are all gone, as Such goods for
such prices are, not easily got.
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Corsets
Our whole stock now on sale at Bargain I).,:.
prices. D. & A. are the make we are offering. Yo
can rely on D. & A.
Ginghams
Twenty pieces of 27 to 29 -inch Ginghams, 12 t . ,
and 15c. Summer Sale price 10c -fast colors.
Prints
Our whole stock of Crest Prints, 31 to 32 inche-
wjde,,every piece fast color. Crest is one of the be,
English makes, 1234c, for 1 1 c
Lawn Gowns
Fifty-six, fifty-eight and sixty inches, made wit}.
"embroidery trimming on neck and sleeves, some high
and some low neck, $1.25 for $1.00 and $1.50 fo-
$1.25. Just ten in all.
Lawn Waists
Our whole stock is now on sale, both long and
short sleeves, all embroidery trimmed and most of
them full embroidered fronts. We are making deep
cats in the prices of these Waist!:.
Laces
About 200 pieces, and every one on sale
one-quarter to one-half off regular prices -
.a great chance to get Laces cheap. Our stock mu-_
be reduced, no matter how much the loss on them
White Waistings
Every piece on sale at substantial reduction,
Bargains in this lot and no mistake.
YOU WANT RUGS, LINOLEUMS
AND OILCLOTHS, COME HERE
1111111ar
A Magnificent Floating Hotel.
The great ship ":Seeendbee,e now
running daily between Clevetaod and
Buffalo. bas created a sensation with
the travelliog public and is attract-
ing to the popular lake route • vast
nugiter of travellers who break tbeir
railway journey et either eitv to take
ibe delighted lake trio and at the
same time inspect ber mighty engines,
her mag, ificent interior decorations,
her eompletie wireless telegraph
system. aioodsrful electric illum,iea-
s tion erbrme and other interesting
features
The eSeeandbee- is the largest and
most costly p•.seuger steamier
Ion inland waters of the world :
Leogt.h 5W tee. breed -h BK feet.
6 inch,-.. 510 releernnm. and
parlors. accommodating 15011 pessee-
gen, equalling is sleeping capacity
tbe largest hotel ie the country. She
can carry 6,000 pec ON the poputaticn
good zed town. Her amain
saloon. Iowan. atrium. main dining -
room and buffet email in the &ghee(
typed decorative art.
All railway tickets re& 3iog between
Cleveland and Buffalo art good for
transportation on C. & B. Line steam-
ers, end those travelling either east or
west sbould act miss the opportunity
of taking the restful bake ride afforded
by the spkodid service of the line.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEh1
FARM LABORERS' EXCURSIONS
Sl.se TO WINNIPEG
VIA CHI, A00 AND DULUTH
Yt.s b.lraru per mnee St -ionises 'ioniseg lo deott.ati.bet wet herbed llaei.s4
('.lewry or iamwatsaW
rr(TUa.n smIrQ
$T 5.00 uwt
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. plat ewt rsd&e tram paste seat se Maeb.l. Calgary se
Itilaroaana, to Vriatl..s-
ani N rem N1 Mange, est,: of Kine'tyw in Ontario54* tis. rpmall esti..+. Tomato to a is Towel i.d.dvi- via Strat1.A..wd
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SIFT. i Inns as waif,,, Tums Nesta Rv i5diedve wen th.me 1. 0seogia
Tbe Greed Trask Pacific Rdwsy is the shortest sed pinkest MIN
betimes Wisdpse. Seeket..e. Bemeaeea
Fail ,srtarst.ra at all TV ln�k i1��tTb�s ism wase C. L. MORNI:(i.
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ValuesinKnives
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Such as we are seldom able to give
f _ I
Another instance where, by buying with the
Misner Mfg. Co.. for their wholesale trade, we arc
able to sate dollars for you and this business.
We specialize on Cutlery, and we have a wel.
assorted stock of Pocket and Table Cutler).
Razors, etc., of the best makes ; but we especially
wish to show you four extraordinary values
offer this week ;-
No. '.-Two-blade, braes -lined Knife, wail worth 19c
40c. % e al
No. 2. -Pen Knife -a winner --there Maes and
nail Rte. Not likely you ever saw the9
equal Inc 50c. Special L7l-
No. 3. A larger Knife, brass lined. !ysm would
say well worth =Nara. Special.... .. 39c
No 4 -Fifty Alare Clocks ser sale ow weak the,9c
each •Ja7l.
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These are some of the snaps Mr. Howell
picked up when on his last business trip.
The dowel Hardware Co., Limited
The best place to buy Hardware