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HURON COUNTY RIFLE LEAGUE
List of Prise Wtn•ers at the Annual
Shoot Held at Point Perm '
Below will he found a complete list
of the prise winners at the annual
shout of Huron county rifle !rigger
held et 'Point Farw un AVrdnesday,
June 17th.
At BURN
NAME WSYds. ace 341,..
Wm. Watson 31 3:1
Frank Naegel 29 :1:1
Ituhert Taylor rib 23
George 1'ungblutt 34 33
Charier Asquith 19 :13
A. Lk:keneou . 32 44
George Beadle 31 31
' Charles Beadle .. 30 33
1 Alf Rollinson It 45
(John Logan 31 32
There are many imita-
tions of this best of all
fly killers.
Ask for Waimea, be sure
you get them, and avoid
disappointment.
Saturday Specials
tat the
Maple Leaf Grocery
Fruits
,ti swberriee, New Pine Apples
I loi Ida Grape Fruits, Bananas,
Sunkist Oreuges in all sites.
New Vegetables
Ripe Tomatoes, Cucumbers,
«let y, Lettuce, Utions, Radish,
Rhubarb, New Cwhbrge.
Home-made
Maple Syrup
Hare just received a iauge
inantity of Heme-reads Maple
".t nip of the very highest qual-
uw and flavor.
Butter, Eggs and
t'UHED MEATS
\V.. Ate making arrangements
1,, have a Ia1Kr and choice aa-
soitment in e11 thew lines for
seturday and will he in r
Iss.itinn to supply your wants
with choice Creamery and Dairy
Rutter. strictly fresh Eggs and
Cutts' and Cooked Meats.
All orders will receive our
+ndul attention.
S. J. YOUNG
Hamilton Street
liiK'i
Pork a
Beans
OVINN SS YEARS'
CRIMP
DLNOANNON.
John Johnston 32
John Campbell 2+
T. Allen 40
1'.Ilanderean 33
C. Elliott Y2
W. Reid 29
Ralf. Dialler 32
Ilen Crawford 29
H. Bellamy t"
W. Crozier "v
ell'. at'01'6TINi so. 1
Joe Brophy tt
David McAllister •49
Thoinas Forhen 24
Win. McAllister 2r4
Robert McAllister 34
Chas. Robinson 31
('apt. Kenahan 11
Mark Armstrong it
Michael Cummins 42
Aug. badly
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31
32
33
31
34
32
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John Webster 'l1 29
Wm. McQuillan' 11 30
W. J. Miller 'NI 32
John McDonald 'e7 23
W. E. McPherson 4T :10
Harvey' Webb 31 31
Wallace Miller 11 :11
J. ('. I'urdon •'S+ „Ito
George Webb -10 3.2
James Baker 'll :t:;
LOCHAL')4.
F. D. McLennan r_ _s)
Alex. Long 2e 201
D. C. McKenzie 10 17
D. ('awemn '10 33
Thomas Sanity 29 19
Thomas Scott 13 214
Jsw.•s'IcI)onald 26, :N
John Scott 31 33
Dan Long 11 32
John Name 31 ate
CobnORN r:.
C. Robertson 31 3:1
A..1. Goldthorpe 31 30
C. McNeil •'s 31
G. Bissett :e 4:t
Wm. Symmoods 41 :10
J. hisnrtt- •t1 :43
J. Chisholm i1 31
George Syntmonds 30 :12
W. Chisholm 40 4:4
P. Itissett; 404 34
.T. HELEN4 NO. 11.
George Stewart 40 29
Els e!1 Webster a 30
Harry Mainwsring 34) 31
Wm. Humphrey 26 82
Rows Murray "ti 30
It. _Anderson 30 244
Ed. Hain'% 45 :ani
D. B. Murray ''Q 93
Jame. Anderson '10 2s
('airne Aitcheson 31 29
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George Potter •'7 27
A. If. Boyd 29 :11
W. Wilson 30 :41
John Henderson ..27 29
Robert Rcaburn 'ti 26
L. Lat'hapellc 37 29
Robert Johnston "6 25
T. Clark •'9 29
Robert Button •07 40
A. E. Dnrnln 29 30
44IN4Iat4RIIM.E.
JanjC- Sennett 27
Thomas Garvey 3:1
James Foley 23
Albert Met :et. 1 -
John McGee
.ferry ('Connor
John Garvey
J. L. Sullivan
Reg. McGee
Total
64
62
54
68
61
68
61
443
66
63
627
6,
80
62
66
83
68
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144 61
2:1 401
22' 60
200 :11 60
•26 54
:11 59
2:1 4s
•2% 63
:tie 57
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w'e0T1P11 I.i'.
$T. Al't4l:*T1Nt: NO. 2.
T. McCann 24
17 51
Nut. Tbotnpeos 211 :Rt 66
1:. t'urhen 26 30 .56
J. I.eddy 31 29 51
T. Kearney 27 32 59
H. 1.eildy 23 33 61
G. Boyle 17 22 49
W. Redmond 144
181)15101).4b.
It. F. Perdue 25
1). D. (antis , 9)+
%%UI. Pinder 30 32 69
S Morrison 29 17 56
Jas. McManus 94 30 54
J. 1). Farrish 37 29 36
Jobs Webb 27 21 4s
.1. McQuillan 31 27 .ls
W. Prouse 12
It. Hone 29
T. R. Rundle 34 :40 64
!'hailer Thomas........,27
Il. F. Pordne 17
D. 11. Cann% 26
W. Hisrett :w
Thomas Shirts 17
B. C. WcIr '16
W. J. McLean 30 113 d3
Robert Il1.uwtt 99 i1 60
W. J. Parks 11
Standing of teams competing at sixth
annual tournament of the Hur00000uty
Rene League, held at Point Farm on
June 1701, 1914.
No.
Ataof foese4dnt.
Auburn 617 1st
Dungannon No. 1 613 Inti
St. Augustine 619 art
St. Helens No. 1 60e 4th
ltochalsh 601 Sth
l'olborne 600 8th
St. Helens No. -1 5AO 7114
Lucknow 564 44th
Kingsbridge 5614 9th
1t'estfleld 565 lOth
Whitechurch 537 11th
Kintail.. 52.5 111h
Besides the tenni competing there
were swine thirty-six individual cowpet
dors.
Score
67 Robt. McAllister, St.Augustine.
(H. ('. It. L. medal.)
66 A. 1)icklneon Auburu l
66 Alt. Robinson Auburn 1
(Two special prizes of 115 each
donated by Dr. Macklin and
W. Proudfoot, Goderich.)
68 Alex. Johnston Kintail 2n,1
;H. C. R. L. prize.)
66 P. Sanderson Dungannon 3rd
641 Joe Brophy St. Augustine 4th
.Dungannon 6th
tett Geo. Yunghlutt
Auburn 5th
f.5 H. Bellamy' ........
64 Capt. Kinshau...Bt.Qugustlne 701
64 .1. Bissett Colborne 6th
r,4 W. Wwtaon Auburn 9th
64 John Scott Lochalsh 10th
114 James Raker tit. Helens lith
W C Robertson Colborne 12th
64 Mic'I Cummins, St. Augustine 13th
144 R. I)taher Dungannon 14th
64 N'u,. McQuillan 6t. Helens 15th
64 T. R. Hundle...Goderlch Twp. 16th
63 D. Stalker Westfield 17th
63 W. Reid Dungannon lath
63 P. Bissett Colborne 19th
63 D. Cameron Lochalsh 20th
tit .1. McLean Colborne 21st
63 ('has. Beadle Auburn tt)n.l
6:4 W. Chisholm Colborne 23rd
63 .1 Logan.... ..., Auburn 24th
1:3 R. Carrick Whitechurch 23th
63 Dan Long Lochalsh 26th
63 ('has. Elliott Dungannon 27th
62 Fred Cook Westfield •lath
62 Frank Nsegel Anhurn 29th
62 Geo. Symonds Colborne 30th
62 W. R. Pinder (olborne :11st
62 Geo. Webb St. Helens 32nd
62 T. Allen Dungannon 33rd
62 Geo. Beadle Auburn :14th
11g B. Simpson Dungannon :35th
62 W. Millar St. Helens 36th
62 llarvey Webb St. Helens :17th
62 J. Chisholm Colborne 3sth
62 John Johnson Dungannon 3961
62 W. E. McPherson...St. Helen% 4001
61 R. Leddv St. Augustine net
61 J.7'. Rohinsou...Whitechureh 42nd
61 W. .1. Millar 8t. Helens 43rd
61 Chas. Asquith Auburn 4401
61 Harvey Ma.tnwaring,St.Heleu. 45th
61 W. Wilson Lucknow 46th
61 John Mason Lochalsh 47th
61 A. .1. Goldthorpe Colborne 444th
61 W. Symmonl)s . Colborne 49th
61 Mark Artnstrong.St.Augustlne 50th
61 I-;llwell Webster St.Helens 51st
TYRO PRI%t: WINNER..
66 A. Dickenson Auburn 10
63 .1. McLean Colborne 2nd
62 W. R. Pinder Colborne 3r,l
61 John Mason Lochalsh 4t1
61 Gere. Murray Klntail .5th
60 Mont. Bissett Coltome lith
60 Jahn McGee Kingsbridge 7th
EXTRA 44ERIg' PRIZE44.
Marvin McDowell 'td 11 51
Fred took Is -13 51
D. Sulker 2)- :63 63
It, H. Taylor 20 22 42
Thoma..Ta) tor ..:.. 3) 29 60
We.. )ttackhou4$ ' 21 3:1 56
Aha McDowell 27 16 52
John 51'1 •htm$* ' : . .Ate '+Z.
litttkley ebbe::- ,•w: 111 47
B. Fred Cook .40. 2• 31 6.2
55.5
WUITFA'HI'R. 0l NO. 1
A. Robertson 27
P..,j.eaTer 21
Robert Carrick AI
8. Deacon 2s
A. Ring
D. Beecroft "9
8. MUMS 2w
2s
22
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G. T. Robe non
C. King
C. leaver
a1NTAt1..
John Cathcart... ...... .._.^2
C. McLean t5
1Cd Sister a 110
Mex. Johnwtoa 82
J. McKay 26
T. Collinson 15
81
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110
Goma Murray
$. McDowell
K. McLennent
A. McMnrrhle,,,, 26
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Earl Wilson IN
Jobs Rotuma 118
D. Olean fa
W. Jobaste, >N
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1:. McAllister 1st
J. McDonald 2nd
W. Chisholm 3x1
E. Elliott 4th
11. .1. Crawford Sth
It. !Usher 6th
Gus Kenchan ... 7110
II. Bellatnv huh
J. Johnston 9th
11'. McQuillan 10th
W. E. Mcl'herson iltl,
('. Robertson 12th
J. I'ucion 131h
Geo. Yunghlntt 14th
E. Sennet 15th
R. Elliott 16th
C. McLean
�a� 17th
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J. Breph) ...., lent
3. Webster 20th
SIR J. P. WHITNEY ir
AGAIN IN POWER I
Nes Majority of 57 as Compared Witn
M In the Last Mouse -Gustave
Evanturel Regains Seat
Sir James Whitney's Government
was returned to power In the general
elections In Ontario on Monday. His
majority iu the new Legislature over
all will be 57, compared with 64. over
all In the la.' House
i� Conservative Gains (8)
Bruce S.
Haldlwand (nerd
Lantbton E.
Ontario S.
Wentworth N.
Parkdale (new)
Riverdale (new)
Niagara Falls (new)
I) Liberal Gains (12)
47
47
47
4.5
45
4:
45
1.5
It
44
44
14
41
44
4:4
44
42
42
12
42
380.00 divided Into 20 prizes, :400 yards
-pomade 50. 2 best scores omitted.
Brant N
Brant S.
Cochrane
Essex N.
Essex 8.
Lincoln (new)
Middlesex N.
Ottawa E.
Ottawa W.
Prince Edward
Peterboru N'.
Windsor (new)
Independent Gains (2)
Wellington South
Prescott
(heel
Conservatives Elected
(14)
Addington, Black 1,801
Algoma, ('rigg 400
Brockville, Donovan 4(k)
brace, 8.. Cargill 326
Carleton, McElroy 840
Durham E., Preston 648
Durban W., Devitt 227
bundaa, Whitney
Sarin,
erin, McKeowh 670
*Agin E., Brower 347
Elgin W., McDlarmld 315
P' ootenac, Rankin 400
Port William, Jarvis 300
Grenville, Ferguson 634
(key C., Lucas 1,000
Grey Pte, Cameron 730
Grey 8., Jamieson ' Ude
}taldtmand, Jacques .•,
Halton. Nixon
3Samlltoh W., handle ..
Hastings E., Grant
Hastings N., Cook
Hastings W., Johnson
Huron W., Musgrove
Huron S., Etlber
Kenora, Maehiu
Kent W., 8ulman
Kingston, Ross .
Lambton \V., Hanna
Lanark N . Preston
I-wnerk S., Hall
Lmbton T.. Martyn
Leede, 1)argavel
Lennox. Carscallen
London. Neck
Manitoulin, Gamey
Middlesex T., Mciarlan
Muskoka. Armstrong
Niagara Falls, Musgrove
Norfolk S., Pratt ......
Nortbuutuberland E., Nesbitt
Nlptssing, Morell
Ontario N.. Hoyle
Ontario S., Calder
Parry Sound. Edgar
Perth S., Iiennewels
Pee!, F•Ilis
Perth N . Torrance
Peterboru E., Thompson
Port Arthur, Hogattl
Renfrew N , Dunlop
Renfrew S . McGarry
Rainy River. Mathieu
8t. Catharines, Jessop
Sault :rte. Marie, Hearst
Blmcoe C. Thompson
Simco' E., Hartt
Rlmeue 8.. Ferguson
Suncor W. Duff
Stormont, Shearer
Sudbury, McCrae
Temfskaming, Magladery
Toronto S.W. (A), Foy
Toronto S.W. (B). Gooderham
Toronto N.W. (A4, Crawford
Toronto N.W. IB4, McPherson
Toronto N.E. (A), Pyne
Toronto N.E. (B), Irish
J'oronto S.E. (Al, Owens
Toronto S. F,. (B), Hook'
Parkdale, Price
Riverdale, Russell
Vletorle N., Mason
Victoria S.. Carew
'Waterloo N., Mills
Waterloo 8., Hall
Welland. Sharp
Wellington W., Chamber*
Wentworth N., Rykert ...,
Wentworth 5., Regan
York E. Henry
York N., Lennox
i'nrk W., Godfrey
Liberals Llegt4d (24)
KiDNEY DISEASE IN 11IVERY
SYMPTOM
Why Mrs. Mark Posed Qukk Hebei is
Dodd's Kid gills
Miscott Harbor. Glou ter Co., N.B.
-June 16 (14peciel)-" some live or
sixears I was troubled with hpcttache.
i tried many tonic', but kept Irowinst
.readily worse, until i decided to try
D�odd's Pills. They gave me
1i�idney
almost. irriikmediate relief."
This i the statement of Mrs. A.
Mark, well known end highly rsepect-
e4 here.
"My trouble started with • cold,
and gradually grew worse. 1 hal
stiffness In my joints and cramps In
my musette and suffered from neursl-
Oa. 1 bed beast flutterings and head-
aches, nay eM►p was broken and un-
refreshing and 1 was alw• a tired and
nervous. 1 had dark circles under
arty eye', I was Irritable and ott.e
'Hwy mid had • bitter teat* In my
mouth In the emerebep. 1 den had
attacks of rbMstlem. Three hove@ of
tkidd's Kidney P.U. Hued was op."
-The principalship of the mobile
[reboot at Milverton bee been offend to
Mr. Ffedonik Rena, of Daems..ee.
BntrtW.,' Daridllon
Brant 8., Ham
Itruce W., Bowman
}truce N., McDonald
Cochrane, Lang
Essex N.. Dnrharme
Essex S., Wigle
glengarry, Munro
Huron C., Proudfoot
Kent P:., P`erguaon
Lincoln, Marsh 11
Middlesex N. dere
Middlesex W. Katt ........
Norton' 111.. Atkinson
Northumberland W., Cleft ..._
Ottawa 41., Pinard ....
Ottawa W., Hurdman ...
Oxford N., Rowell
Oxtnrd 8 , Mayberry
Prince Edward, Parliemeat
,Peterboro W., Gillespie
Russell, Racine
Sturgeon Palls, Magian
Wellington it. Richardson
Windsor, Tolmle
Indep.w4u4W (2)
Prescott. Evantars)
Wellington S., Carter
Labor (1)
Hamilton R., ttt.dbolme
400
1,4U
600
1,000
174
163
520
Arc'.
16
1,466
847
75
539
13
450
183
1,496
330,
398
800
928
164
70,E
400
373
lxn
600
200
619
.600
500
600
Gov
Acre.
200
1.200
735
230
SOu
600
800
100
600
45(1
3,546
3,879
2,129
2,393
1,653
1,317
2,641
2.698
664
1,941
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70(
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800.
16'
601'
35(
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Accl
334
36,
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7
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124
Acel
311
40(
267
149.
101
1..10
111
421
114
121
4
394
26(
30(
1,001
421
401
341
91
884
11:Gel's
Patterns
atominnlin
Perrin
Gloves
AllEthat is Required for
the hummer Cottage
Our stock of Furnishings for Summer Homes Is most com-
plete and comprises all that is newest at most popular prices.
Japanese Straw Mats and Rugs in all sizes from 3 feet by 6
feet to 9 feet by 12 feet. From 25c each.
Brusselette'4quare for Bummer cottages and
betlr•sisis, very eerviceable sizes
3 yards by :li yards 97.00
:1 •. ,, i1 7.75
3i "Cr" 4 9.00 11
1 •e i 111.00
Japanese \Irtttngs by for yard. I,Arge stock
of Japanese Mattings, all color., at 12lo. 15o.
20o. 25o. 30o and 400 per yard.
Special prices for pieces of 10 pods.
Bordered Scrims
Bordered Set line make the most suitable Cur-
tain mattrial for Summer Cottage', a large cboice
of English and American Scrims. Fancy Borders
st . 15o to 415o per yard
Coco Mattings
Coco Mattings in all widths for verandahs and
step, best quality only stocked.
22 -inch 27 -inch 911 -inch and 43 inches wide
45 cents 56 cents 65 cents and 85 eentr
Measurements taken and laid free of charge.
Bamboo Verandah Screens, best make, all
colors, per yard..
Awnings and Window Shades made to order.
sizes. Striped Awnings in all
25c
The New Sweater Coats
For women, men and children have arrived.
E �. Millar's Scotch Store
'Hass Sri
Everyone
does not know as
much about mak-
ing biscuits as we
have learned in
over so years of
making
ERRIN'S
DAIRY CREAM SODAS
If you wish to know how dainty and "s -good" a soda can
be -just taste Perrin's "Fancy Thin" DairyCre.m Sodas.
If you like the old-fashioned Soda Biscuit our regular Dairy Cream Soda is
what will please you.
Either kind comes to you in sealed packages that permit tone of tkeir good
ness to escape between the oven and your table.
5 cents, 10 cents and 26 cents the package - at your grocer's. Every
package guaranteed.
10 cents in coin or stamps and yesir grocer's name bring you
the "Perrin Sample Package" of delightful lana biscuits.
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t..a sin I.
Ponta TAM
MAL - .•wr
,.aces
a
•
• ash +9ewdets: wilintvorrom •
while doing roadw,»k. had •he mie-
fortun« 10 he kicked in the aide by rl
hotsod several ribs were fraetui ed.
- -Mr. Thomas Pearn, cf the Mitehtll
rood. Hlanshar', met with a ..•nous.
accident Smut -rimy evening. Whd. 1
sweeping above his granary, a Mow;
hoard allowed hie to (all through.'
He struck on the edge of jt hoard- I
ne•th and bloke several ribs and in-
jured his lung. His condition is re-
garded as quite oeriorr•.
-One of the fastest tarn r wings in
Westminster township want held nn
the farm of Mr. Hobert Haty on Finlay
afternoon, the actual time being two
hours and 55 minutes. 'About 1340 men
ware nceupied on the work d were
divided into two teams, one r+ pteined
by Mr Caleb Millan end the they by
Mr. J. C. Nichol, the former team
oompleting their hal( of the .Irnrtirre
10 rninntre sheaf of their opponents.
Mr Alex Simeon, of (iI►nwnrth, wan
the framer When the building was
Seethed the men who had worked an
hard took part in the feetivitie.
which aecornpany such an ooeaaion,
and a most enjoyable time was spent.
WOMEN' HEADACHE
is caused from the blood being thirk-
tined with uric acid ening clrcnlatin
A d•s b from Pekin eye that I. the bead. Anti 'sic Pine cure all
iia kssd todNf „Whit+ welt, any forme of kidney trouble. They are so
t good and ensure F . J. Rutland 'intuit-
exee.t.1 tics t.osth• aso. >R1s 1b8 less them. He sure yon get Anti-t'rie
lowers are atm $Masts' "Mt,- 1 Pills. B. v. MaHoe On every hoz.
t4de only at F. J. Bst3M's drug store.
MIRING WSH 5TDTS'4tI4T ITCH
Ye. -not in half an hour -not in ten
minutes --hilt in :. senmds,
Just a few dmpa of that mild, smith.'
rnoling wash, the 1).0.4). Pte.
scription, the fan cure for eczema.
And the itch la goneYour binning
skin is instantly relieved and you have
absolute protection for all rummer
skin LI -mold's.
Dont fail to ti y this famous remedy
for any kind of skin ti"uhle-weknnw
D.D.D. will give you 'natant relief.
Js.. A. Campbell, Central Drug
Store, Goderieh.
Is the canal of life but it become. a
41awer if dogged op. Ad life consists of building up and tearing
dawn and just in the same manner that the blond carries to the
various parts of the body the food that the cells need for building
ep,, so it is compelled to arty away the waste material that's torn
down. Thew waste materials are enisonowa and destroy us unless
the liver and kidneys ars stimulated into refreshed and vigorous life.
DR. P ERCE'S Golden Medical Discovery
r thepower-a vitalizing power. it act* nn the stoutch
Mil wpm of and nutrition -on the purifying filters which
iaa die Idea Tics fresh vitalised blond feeds nerves, heart
=toric► M evil Ism alterative rollover catarrh of use stemeak sad
ssssss�srq re sand lora bees s.ceerare' for more Ors • aos-
at.slse • s M. sM b• �sMsr. It b.itds ap there'
M rwado s syste . co:
tilted 1►- 4f ere de+s'hsYisa eoN'-or keve eatarrk of tee ern said
toner MO oak* w'idni prlsrip1 of Anwhss-ri✓'w-*sets ore
tlllyetit slssbsl sod yin ems ebtals dal@
=N walla 4. 1 -seat IRMO him sit may +@tsse ar
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