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Kidney
Pills
Tennis Shoes
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and Bowling Shoes
give satisfactory
style and service.
Such qualities are
also shown in the
latest Oxfords and
Pumps. Call in and
select yours at
J. N. McClinton's
Bower tgtsV V► •
Farmers!
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Get ready fur fall by giving me
your order early for a Cocksbu}t
or Frost & Wood: Sulky. Gang
or Walking Plow; a Spring or
Stiff Tooth Cultivator or Disc
Harrow and Drill or Niece
Spreader. A few Brantford
Buggies and Adams Wagons
still left. A full line of Empire
Cream Separators, B. T. Exten-
sion Ladder. and Ceckshutt
Wheelbarrows always on band.
Plow points and repairs of all
kinds in stock.
Herbert F. Morris
Hamilton Street
SCHOOL
SHOES
Now is the tiwe to buy School
4hoe. for the boy, and girls.
They will need good, strong.
serviceable Shoes, the kind that
will stand the test in :any
weather. in thin line all past
efforts have been excelled and
you wall liu.l at your , otnetand
the most e. ,uplete ntorL t f neat
reit:abh.800te rat ,it Ih• lowest
pots 4N. haloes% -
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GEO.MACVICAR
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Wood For Sale
The uud.ni std are airs.. offsrise a
ytaunt lly a Slab N'e't., noted .ed dry.
foe lss.dtate u.e..nfl and molted, out
1Y and 11 herbs. Iona, four length. of tY
incites to i Ise oM moil three lengths of
16 tech.+.
We el, e more ottani it me And qual.tie•
for tie money than ern tea est any
wheee0.e. Iter roots/sere -ay es. Tr,
u. sent •.r for yenr.elf
Pr .ere ani r.l mor 'prine•. All or'
e1, 140m pity tile& eeti.fartIon as,.
se.
Wooers me the mYtNstmove 'rest.
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ADVIFRTIIRE IN THE SIGNAL
THIS SIGNAL : ODF.RICH = ONTA1IO
COUNTY -=DISTRICT
PORTERS HILL
Miss Luella Tichborne visited in
Clinton last week.
Mho Annie McDougall lett for the
west an Tuesday last.
Mies Ruby Potter is spending a few
days unlet the parental roof.
Mr. Peter McDougall has returned
hover. having spent a month in De-
troit.
Mire Lily McLean, of Dun aonon,
has been visiting iu the neighborhood
th • peat week.
Mrs. John A. Cox and children re
turned from Munroe Finley, having
spent a week there.
Mrs. Wm. Mair and Benson and
1.orne Daw.ou. of Spriug1auk, use
vieitinq •1 Mr. John l'os's.
Mies Nell McDougall and Mrs. Gov-
enlock, of Keefoi th. spent a few days
at Mr V6u'. islli"tt'slut .reek.
Miss M. Juhnaton has gone to Trow•
bridge to visit her s n -r. Miss Myrtle
Marshall. who hat been visiting with
her gtaud-parents during her vaca-
tion. returned with her.
WINGHAM
Captain Sinclair received • wire
Sunday night to send f • eoldieis to
act as guards at GoJericbThey will
4u at once.
Thr factories of our town which
-hut clown some weeks ago are still
idly, and it is not known :viten they
will reopen A large number of men
me left without employment.
Wingbani is instalhrg three dsii k-
ing fountain,' an Josephine streer,•one
at the town pato. one on the corner of
Victotia and Josephine and onset the
town ball. They are of the very latest
pattern. Mr. H. Campbell, manager of
the elect, is light department, is super-
intending the work.
BRUUEFIELD
Dr. Roache, of Detroit. i. '. itiog
friends herr.
Rev. J. H. Wolds bas been visiting
in London.
Threshing operations are in full
swing in this vtcluity.
The Misses Teri yberryi of Toroo to,
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Jennie Grant has returned
from visiting Guelph friends.
Mr. Wm. McCao,of Dakota, is visit-
ingfriends and relatives here.
r. A.. F. Johns, of Toronto, was a
%leiter too Ibis vicinity recently.
Miss Tillie Mct artrey, of Detroit, is
visiting her slater. Mee. lieoree Han-
ley,
Mr. tieorge Swan, of the (*rand
Trunk staff at Galt. ti visiting at his
home here.
Miss Mabel Livermore. of Toronto,
is spending a couple of weeks at her
hotue here.
Mr. John E. Bryant, of London. is
visiting at the home sat Mr. John Mc-
Cowan.
Mrs. J. !McDonald and Mr. and Mrs.
C^ok, of Detroit, are visiting relative:
in this vicinity.
Sties ltrowu, of Blyth, is visiting nt
the home of 114.1. nephews. Mi belt.
Graham Baur., this week.
Mr. Lvwrence Steveuson etas t:eture-
ed home, after spent:'ng some years in
Hellish .Columbia and not thern On-
tario.
Miss (ince C. Root. daughter of
Mr. Wu,. Roe*. of Stanley, near Ibis
village, has passed her lower school
esaminette n, taking honors. Mies
Hoes is only 13 years of age and has
'only attended the collegiate institute
one year.
KIPPEN
Miss Josie Young, of Landon, is
spending a taw holidays in and around
the vinare.
Mrs. Weybutt, of Port Huron. is
.•pending a' few days visiting friends
around the village.
Miss Margaret Watson, of the vil-
lage, paid Mr. and Mrs. F.d. Deters.
near Zurich, • visit.
Miss Cummings, of Egmondville, is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Duncan Mc(irtgor.
Mr. liiffonl ,Vatsna, of Strattoid.
spent a few days at his home here tot
the hrurttt of his health.
Mitt Jene Snaith'. house wet struck
by lightening on Monday evening and
was burned to the ground.
The three Misers Nellie wady a
fairndly rail •,n a few of their old Sea -
forth friends during the week.
Mr. Robert Cooper, of tbe. Lnndou
rout, has a staff of men on hand this
week Prettiest a fine silo for him.
Mr. Sun Johnston, of St. Louis. is
mending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs nines Millar, of the viliage.
Mrs. Robert Reynolds has returned
from Hamilton, white she has been
waiting nn her sister. who was sick.
Mr, I•:.Isar Bolt left last Monday for
Tilbury, where be intends t,. •pend •
few months pressing hay with Mr.
Samuel Cudmore.
Mies Mary K Melba, who has Leen
spending a few holidays at the parent-
al home. left to resume her duties in
H: *per's hospital, Detroit.
Mr. end Mrs. Jr i 1saed Me Terry
Daymoed bare left for- the west to
take off the harvest which is awaiting
them. Mr. Joseph Daymond has a
quarter section there
Rev. and Mee. D. W. 8. L: rquhuart
and little child, of Collinggwwood, caked
on a few of their old Hippie friends
during the week. Mr. Urquhuart was
Hipper's former pastor.
Mn.. Edward Taylor and little son,
George. who have been spending the
past couple of months visiting rela-
tives here. have left for tbeir borne in
Filmour. Saskatchewan.
The heavy rains of the pant week
have given the harvest a set hack, but
will make up for It In the refreshing
of the root erwop, wbleh was beginning
to suffer for want of rain.
Rev, Ernest Jones. Methodist min-
ister. and Mies Watson, of Eugenia
Palle. are spending holidays with the
former'. uncle mod aunt, Mr end Mn.
(ivory* Taylor, of our village.
Mr. Fred Appleby, wbowu engaged
with Mr. Fred owler, for •ear, and
who recently cane from England with
hie wife and family. was called on
Monday to reader service in the war.
Motnting from Clinton to Remelt
on Sunday niebt, two Clinton men
met with an exciting experience when
the est crashed tlseougb • bridge ra-
ins and down an embankment into the
river near here. Both r.eeIred • had
shaking uta and were att.eded by De.
Bell n( Reafnrtb. who happened to be
le the nelghortnnd. The cal was bads
ly wrecked.
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DUNGANNON
The Dungannon trench of the Wise
Hurons Wetness'' Institute wilt held
a lawn ruel•1 on the manse grenade
on Friday, September 4th. A lousiest
and literary programme will be Riven.
The pros ed. will in, a donation in aid
of the Canadian hcepltal .hip. All
a,e heartily invited to attend.
ZURICH
Among the young men of this neigh•
horboiwi who have gnee to the front
ate Meese*. Petry Rands'', Arnold
Hildebrand and (i...rge Tilley.
The town constnide it endeavoring
to locate the 1•ers,u, olio cut And relin-
ed is ser of aut))muobile tires on the cat
in the Dominion hone stables on Sst-
urdayp night. The cur was owned by
Mr Herbert Smith, of Walkerton.
bT. AUGUSTINI
Slits E.isa Thuwpiou is visiting
Brussel* friends 1111 Foment.
Mrs. B. McGuire. of Toronto, visited
old friends In this vicinity tart week.
Miss Mae Redmond and Mr. Gys
Kinabalu *pent Sunday with Kings-
bridge t. iCOGP.
Mrs. (;range Brophey was in Lon-
don last Thursday visiting her muthet.
Who is vett' ill.
Mr. John /Mansion' and Mir. Charles
McIntosh. of Cliatoo, repent the week-
end with Nr. Joseph Boyle.
Nis. M. Callahan. of %Vhiteehur_b,
and Mies Dalton, of Kingsbridge,
visited Niro. George Brophy Inst week.
LAURiER
'Inc Mes-rs. k' Mailing and C. Allen,
of Kiocardir.-, visited Mr. D. McNeill
on Suede y.
Mr. Chitties Cook. of Wiogham, was
the guest of Mr. Ralph Bueglass on
Sunday lest.
Mrs H. Bell and r.on, tiaruld, have
ret usnrd home after spending it week
with friends at Paisley.
!flea .le*sie H antou has returned to ,
her home in Detroit after spending
two weeks with Glenda here.
Mt's. D. Boyd and daughter, Beth. I
of Gcderich, ate visiting at the borne i
of Mts. Charles Boyd for a. few days. 1
Mrs. P. McMillan and children, of
Lucknow, are vitiator et the home of 1
Iter.parent., Mr. and Mrr. D. McLesu.
Misses Sophia Kempton and Jewie
Banton were the guests of Miss Annie;
McLennan un Saturday afternoon
last.
Mrs. H. Treat. and family hive re-
turned to their home in Chicago after
spending a month at the home of her
parent►. Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnstone.
GODIERIOH TOWNSHIP
i A meeting of the women of the
I
north,' n part of Outlerlcl' township
was brut in Cacti church on Timis -
'day, .tugu.t 201h, to di.cuss way, ata 1
'Means uto-arsing tut,ury for ibis but
I pital ship. Rev. I cues Hamilton
opened the. wetting by trailing a pot
,lion of. Script ore, f. Ilowed by prayer.
The following ladies volun'rrred to
tolbct ,•u the dee, rnt r MIs...
A Andiew,. M. Rattan. Elia. Salkeld.
Mrs. 0 Meliorate end Mn. Davidson,
for the BayflekI toed : Mrs Jas. Rome
for 3rd and 4th ronesssions ; Mrr.
Yule and Mrs. Otiv. r Edward for 5' h
and d h coneresion• ; Mrr. Jus. John-
ston and Mrs. Geo. Andrews for the
Huron road. Ail tot ney is to be in by
Friday, August Igo,.
MSNSALL
Mr, 8. S. *.'one'. of Clinton. is in
charge of the. Kin.i tirosge hotel.
Mt. Gordon Mwun, of Brantf.•td, is
here owing to the serious illness of his
mother.
Me. Belt NVreatb, an oh1 Hers.11
lacy, is herr from 'lie west on • •leaf
;after several year . h..
Theca it will sat. et In a f: w day.
tet..1rikethe tate .+f tsanti• n, which
will be ahnoet the tee a lest yrnr'•.
some of the young ladies' Lere olfel-
'.al their . er vices at 43..i44ant out res to
connection with the -Catalan cootie:
gnu t, ►
Progress in the erection of the new
toe a ri..il him been srwewhat delayer
toting 1", nou-atrivul 1,f sew. of the
nottetisl.
Most F. W. BWo..ke, of London, is
bonne here for a 1rw days, taking ease
other geandmuthet., Mr.. Mann,Nwbo
Iis seriously i11.
' Mr. T. Deny was prevented by the
war from tusking I as 40th Isip to the
old country to purchase a load of
thoroughb. eel horse*.
Oats are coming to Hassell market
in good quantities. ib. price is 55
cents. Wheat is also being brought
in at $LIS, causing feigners to drop
their other work,
Misses Met•ie Goths aid Beattice
L i q uhart ate home from St. Christos.
I pher, Lek, Scugog, where the spent
live weeks conducting a• they
!camp under the su.pices tit the Me.
' Gregor mission -circle.
The recrut heavy rains have done
wucb good and bares. Tee former by
impeoving the peso', ewe, which was
badly dried our, mod helping the tont•
and apple.; the latter, by causing the
oats to grow in the stook, thus depre-
ciating their values
CARLOW
Mr. Richard Levy is ready now to
acrept any school offered him.
Mr. • Earl Cunningham believer there
is no speed li+oition motor cycles.
Miss Rita Wise sets off for Stratford
on Mon]ay. We all wish her success
in her vear's work.
Mr. 7a111e8 Wilson is leaving us for
tee far north. We will all regret his
absence which is hell of Carlow's life
gone.
Miss Pilkey has teturned to her
home in Tot onto. We were all sorry
to see her go and hope she will return
again soon.
Mr. Clayton has been enquiring for
the services of *owe tellable mail to
help his partner, Mr. Clark, while he
is visiting in %Voodstotk.
Notwithstanding the wet weather
the young people of Carlow spent a
very enjoyable evening at ;t progres.
sive euchre party at Mr. John Levy's
last Tuesday evening.
Our young people once more set off
for an evening's roj .yment around
• huge Mr at the lake. They were
well looked after by Mea. R. M. Young
and Mrs. Albert Wise.
Some tient ago your correspondent
stilted the CarlowitPs to keep their
eyes on Cap,. J. R. Verine. If they
continue to do so, something pretty
fair promises to turn up before very
long.
The boys of Carlow baseball team
are looking fwward with inter-
est to the return of their captain, Mr.
A. Hereby. We wish the boys luck
in the gatue% that are to be played its
the near future.
At the threshing of Mr. Allem
Wilsons the man at the blower acci-
dently kiektrl some' rbsff over unto
the hair and necks of two fair vial -
tore. Tile se* tea wtidiswwd was roe
trine!' interesting.
It is generally known that Mr.Clark,
of Messrs. ClArk & (•Ityton. will hot
vesture off on an evening if there are
signs of rein ; but, strange to relate,
on Monday evening hr boldly let forth
for (iuderith in the midst of the
nloomie.t aspect of twin in the Immo
rn..
The many friends of Mr. Walter F.
swill, regret very muteh to hoar of his
illnees of the la -t few days. it seems
that while our wheeling Rnnday even-
ingMi. Smith was caught in a severs
ran storm and had in take refuge in
one of the neighbor'. verandaba. the
result of ibis n,ght's experience bring a
slight •tterk of la grippe.
EAST WAWANOSH
An old and esteemed resident of
East Wawaio ub pa..ed away in Ed-
monton, Alherts, on Tuesday of last
week, in the person of Mr. Thomas'
Black. at the age of 75 yearn. The de-
ceased was horn in I, eland and came ;
to Can Pia over 00 ye.u1 s ago and set -
tied on the Il•h concession of East 1
Wawauosb, and helped in the early
pioneer work of that township, and
where he tesided until..about a year
ago, when he went to Menittba, and
Last Christmas went to his daughter's
in Edmonton, where he passed away.
Mr. Black was predeceased hy his wife
a few years ago, and by twn daugh-
ters, Mn. Laidlaw and Jews Zella. He
is survived by six eons and five dao h-
tei., of whom are Mrs James Wigbt-
man, Edmonton, Mrs. Samuel Oho tet,
Great Fail*. Montana: Mrs. Saekrider,
New Ontario; Mrs. Wm. Bennett and
Mrs. Fred Cook, of East Wawanosh:
Henry, of Edmonton, !)baric,, in
Alberta; John. Harvey, Percy and
Hoy in Manitoba. The remains were
brought home to his son-in-law's, Mr.
Win. Bennett, from whence -Abe
funeral took place on Tuew• after-
noon to Brandon cemetery. "be in-
terment was under the auspices 01
Court Belgrase, Canadian Order of
Foresters, of which the deceased had
been • member fon many year.
Sad ledeed were the circumstances
under which one of the oldest resi-
dents of this township was ailed to
the great beyond on Monday of last
week, in the person of George Quinn.
Mr. Quinn was :oiates* in moving
grain in his iratn i"nd while in tins act
of resting himself on anal. which was
strung across the radio( the mow over
the ;cesium y, one of the wire. holding
the pole gave way, throwing him to
the barn floor *rime ten feet below.
sustaining such injuries that he died •
few hours later. The late Mr. Quite
was born fn the County Tyrugne. Ire-
land, in 11330 and whorl seven y..re of
age came to ('toed• with his parcel*
and settled in York' tt.ow Toreson for
a short time, moving from there to •
farm in Haktimaed esmety. when M'
mooed remained lentil n enhood.
f t be. attares t o Bast W a-
wga us: andtwgbt seal at McOow-
ao's and • a eneple of year. later be
was married to 'Mies Rachel Baena
tad short!y eftevwards pmrehesad 1st
VI, one. 3, Bast Wawenedi, the Mgr
nn wbieb be reek. d emit his death
Mr. Quinn was twice Mrried, bis frit
wife hairnet enema semi in IIlS and
two yeah later he was married to MSM
Jessie Auld..whosno vle_ss Alts` Front
diaaskewt askew .AI�Ry e1 ten elesei
bot'n, four of whew snit servive,
&tumefy :-Memo Jams., Tbneas and
Wesleyof Winnipeg. and Beelamin,
of Wolseley. Seekatebewao. From
the sleeved Marriage there was a
family of four : Albert E , on the
bome.teed ; Isaac, of Halleybury ;
Mrs. Thomas Robertson. jr., of Hul-
led, and Mree. W. W. Mem. of Win-
nipeg, the latter deesssed. The late
Mr. Quinn was • man of excellent
qualitl.s and held the esteem of all
who anew him He was • member of
Blyte Methodist churtb and for many
rears
was • member of the school
board of the section where he resided.
in politics h. was a Conservative and
• member of Blyth Orange lodge.
A NEW TERM -After an illness of three weeks
ot•.n. 8.0i.*ther It[ 1 the popular from typhoid fever. MIs. (k,ugald
I It -rT ^ caMlled
awart,y
of Grey towns p, was
conned nn Sunday, wngygdjstr 1(1th.
She was in her seventyflrst .
De Mary R. Findlster, of !Lead,
t' ge .n4 t naris. rtrr.ta, Toronto. TbM
South Mama is home on s visit to
*rhos' conies • groat reputation for reporter
tmslsle.i. write te4y Iter Catalogue.
PATENTS
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In •'1 nMMlrtea Ask for our INVEN-
TOR Pi ADViennorlstoh wttl M *set tree.
jltARTON • ilfULITow.
104 University 51., NMb401.
her father. Mr. Win. Findlater, of
Morris tow hip I)r. Ilindlater was
elected as ice ober of Lead hoard of
Education yr spring, which rifles
!.ring. its o�s�' o work, airs now pethlk
school bei M}eg resting rives, Is to
he emendurine the coming year,
the wink Motioning Septeteher 1.t .nd
hmMing Ming ready few o-ruttaiton
Meplernher 1st. iP14 Tan adjoining
tows. followed .hr eremple of th.
Athlone of Lead and elected a woman
as • member of thee •elsool boards,
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OUR ANNUAL CLEARING SALE
Closes on Saturday of This Week, at 10 p.m.
Excepting Lawit Waists and Ladies', Misses' and Children's Wash Dresses which
will be on sale till the last of them are cleared out.
New Fall Goods
Most of our Fall purchases have been made and nearly all of them are now on
our shelves and ready for your inspection. The early buyer this Fall will get
goods the cheapest. Don't wait until you will have to pay wa'r prices, which
won't be very long at most. Buy the goods mentioned in the. following items early.
New Fall Suitings
Most of our new Fall press Goads are note on
our shelve.. We are showing a large Lenge, large
and medium sized checks, from Ok to $2.Itl • yard,
red and black, green and Mack and brown and
black, red and green, navy and green, brown and
grey and blue and grey. Moine of these cloths
have a broadclottr finish. Some tin tweed effects
and borne in serge.
Coats
Our fall stock of New Coats is herr. if you
buy the' ROGERS ('oat you will have the most
o pto•dste Oeat offering. Come in and let us
show you what we can do in Fall Coate.
Velvets
Velvets will be s strong feature for Sults and
Dresses fur fall and winter wear. We are show.
ing them at about present wholesale 'glees.
Corsets
D. h A. Corsets are leaders in perfect con
struction. material and workman.bip. Every
pair is strongly made, handsomely trimmed and
daintily finished. They at once appeal to the eye,
meet the demands of fashion, comfort and health.
They are physically easy as well as fashionably
perfect..They ey are pliant. Give correct carriage
and graceful pose, boning uneatable. Always
buy D. & A. They are here 50c, file, 85c, Ern,
$1.25, $1.50 and $2.00.
W. 13. Newform Comets provide graceful
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natural figure lines with youthful form, giving
s e pose andaffording necessary support.
Pi $t 50 $4 a)
Prieto to .
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TOWNSHIP COUNCIL REPORTS
EAST WAWANOSH
Minutes of council meeting held on !
August 17th, members all present.
Minutes of last tuceting were read and
approved on motion of Couns. Irwin
and Stonehouse. Messrs. Jackson and I
Mains waited on the council. stating
that part of the tile portion on the
Youngblut drain, cooceseion 1, wail
not properly put in. They claimed
they were not given proper drainag..
and requested a culvert on side line t
:eland 37 as a 'pans of a better out-
let. Councillor's Buchanan and Stone-
house were instructed to view the
portion of drain in dispute and to io-
sp ct the municipality's share of this
drain and report on the same at next
meeting of council. A communication
from Engineer Junes was deceived,
advising the construction of • catea-
basio opposite lot 411, concesaioe 3.
it was ordered tbat the same he put its
and charged up to the Toll ds aia.
Counts. Stonehouse- I rwin-That the
treasurer be empowered to transfer
the balance of money at peeseot stand-
ing to the credit of the bridge account
to the general township aeccunt.-Cer-
ried.
Bylaw No. 7, 1914• statins the dif-
ferent amourts to be levied for the
preeeent year acrd Ilaieg the following •
rates, via : -county rate 2 2 lucre 1a;
township rate. 1 7;10 mill. and .psorai
school rate, 2 1,10 mills es the dollar.
and Bylaw No. It, 11514 ss bei sieff the
collector to chaise and sotteci t.hsw
per re
it extra off all ragas remaisiai
unpaid
December fbeb bath read
and
Accounts to the assoset of gaol ls.
principally fee RravrL gravelessg and
sbovelling. wet. paid when the meet .
eiI adjourned to meet agars oe ti.ae-
day. September 14th, at ow. o'clock.
A Futterman sac tort
UNIQUE TATTOO
Sig Metal 'Nemksr *f •sW- in
Meng Ongteal Lams
Grand weed perform. -ccs at , ke
(Saudis.- National Ytbsbit w are a
more* of never-flemona twberesa sad
astresteet to tasarmeole of eithleBs
who enjoy the varied pregraso-
yea. atter year. as well as to tie
many outsiders to wbem they Shalee
as • dteuaet *welt y. Among the till,
ttsctu,o• the tattoo is ejwa s mini
enthusiasticallyreceived add t year
it promises to be eserptioaslly lntev.
antieg. Ten ..ands, eoreprtmeg 4115
Mwicieaa, mill develop the theme or
'coot between Canada and Caned
Stator along origie•l lime. They will
represent the four nationalities -
£,¼off. Fregeb. Briti.b said*firsts.:
adlae;
and •with a ware of ratirotielti
tbat nae swept over the roanity. the
Meese can be depended upon to creels
an atmosphere of unrivaled estboe-
iasm. Ater a short programme hy
the massed bands. following abe
starch in to the accompaniment of
regimental airy, the lights go out.
Then an Illuminated Stan and Striae
appears at one end of the arena and at
the other a 1'oioo Jack. The bacon
play "Peace, Perfect Peace" and IS
huge dore settles down over the sister
flag., providing a moat impressive
fln.ule to the three hours' entertaie-
meot.
B usiness Geed in Canada
Sir Donald Mann• vio.-prs.ident of
the Canadian Noel born, spent an hour
In Winnipeg os Monday on bis way
west on an inspection trip
He was accompanied by Mr. Al. H.
Mcleod, gee.rkl manager Sir
aid expects a quick movement of the
crops this yeas, with a fairly gond
yield at all points along the line.
He considers that business condi-
tions are withstanding the effect* of
the war In wonderful shape and just
as Mtn as the situation clean up a
little in Europe °anode will enjoy
normal trade condition.
last !Saturday bight a het of 5111., -
n,oMle Urea on a eve in the Doi/Anima
House stables at Zurich were ruined
when some one mit holm In them.
An effort Is befog wade to baste the
perpetrator of the deed..
pUBLIC NOTICE.
MUNICIPALITY ON' THE TOWN-
SHIP OF QOi.BORNE
Moved by Councillors Young and
Soyder, that the Clerk be authorised
to publish the necessary notice in pur-
suance to sections 472, 473, 471 and 475
of the Municipal Institutions Act,
chapter 1112, H.S.O., 1914, of tt•e in-
tention of this Council to consider a
bylaw to close a certain part of a pub -
h.: highway, described as follows
'All and aioguler that certain oar -
eel ..r hart of land and preselect', sit-
u c'e, lying and being in the Township
of Colborne in the County of Huron
wed Province of °starin, brine coin-
s seed
olo-ford of put of original Black A in
the .aid Townabip. now used s• a pub -
lie road, and whsebsaid parcel or tract
many be risme pertieul•rly described
As follows, - l'nmm.et•ing is the West-
erly Limit of , he hagbwnyas at pgeseet
Neatest at a dsstascs of 1.274 feet,
more or Is eseeenred Mouth W est,' p-
ly along the wed Westerly limit from
tau Sus* Wel. limit of alae right away
granted by Beier and M. T. Attrill to
A ' mbar Smith by deed dated Sep-
t. -rinse 7t► Inti, and regained is the
he
Rogrl �'e fee the County of
It. seam w tae 1(Rh day of October,
lel , se Mr. 1E skiers said polar is
,a tine peadnelhe of the bo.tberly
keit tf the C.P. Railway Isola all as
sewn ata the earac ort pian; thence
*midi Mwares.$, following the North
Fieety Smit el the hoghway as de-
sMibsr/ is the mew. raisers thereof
teeth idwry T. Aurin and wife Io the
Msec *1 C -epera:aun ..f ,he Town-
e** •4 Chelberne, dosed Noveeil,er
fah. IICi. sad registered is the Regi.-
atly' tallies kw rhe (}etr►e v of Nome, on
+here% n/ J.w•.esyi. iN7:. a. Sum.,
g71. Le the Eerily Immo ..t /be tow
lila lfind. Umber ttd6m tog the p-.:-
daeai-e. as' he l..t ewew•4wted course
be the Weiner, tion t ,4 a he :neer Mill
irk lessee f Awe tb • *emery
EWA a tie !t.w Mal Road to the
Wets', . e4s ad that R.ser M •i land to
Vey torte. iv t•ew' ..r a ee Maw Mill
fed; _mow.. N.•••'b.rly loS,wing tM
11✓eee y i.�.t .I+Hae ebow Mil* Rood to
Detroit
Conservatory
Of Music
TNs1M la Inc - Acknowledged..
by the Isyeag ineeleba• of Europe'
and America to M ewe of the tore-
osttrratltutleas of Its kind In
Degrees ee Bachelor of
Mange sed Doctor .f Musts conferred.
leery _ Bream 'laugh. Slaty
skilled lsetructorsNeste .
Dseartmeot and Drawler.
term begins Meetay. Rept. 14.
ear honk a• rssslesL A r.sr
SAMOA H. Mal. elm%
leas W.eswart Ave, Seer4M. Mast
tther.vth tessr.•a ty limit of the Woad
011111•01od. .Pry Seery 1• Auriq and
eye Use Nw.sp l l'*ieporstine of
Ube Township of l.''.slb.ewe, above re-
bored to. •imam ?Geri Suavelyfro
ta•eubet use severe! 01/40101111ofthe
caul► Wer«ly Usait of the *aid Read
be the Mos.taarly Yes of the C. P.
anilkees land., thence Weeterly fol
Ilswtig the predestine of the *aid
Sri ib.r(y limit of the C P. Railersy
lamb to the plasm of hrgisaleg, ail as
Aeons off the plan off Ilia w,tb the
Clerk.
Lt chit tido Vaal emote the
Towsship Hall es Tuesday, tM Sgb
day of September, 1914, atone o'clock
its the ',ft•rnoon, fur the per pose of
0 .t..id« ing, and U cons 'tiered adv i•-
sblr, pc...sg web a bylaw. end for
thee not'fy+rig all persoss-iet.res *d to
be ttrr-eu' and that ;he wall ne given
oppns ,.ni•y lobe heat
The a Im,e Ise a t i u• copy and pub -
11s104 by nsdneof *be Otarseil.
R. MeltwAte. Township Clerk.
Delhi at Carlow. Aug. 11th, 1o14.
22 St
'do Excursions at
Very Lew Pane
Prole ill stations in Canada. west of
Montreal, to Windsor, %eft lt..
Marie and Sudbury to Kennelwnk•
port, r)Id th chard end Portland. Maine,
on Austere 27th. alto aced oath. Re-
turn Umit Sepaentlwt 14th. 1914
Thos. contemplating • .Meade trip
should hoar in mind the excellent
train service offered hy the (ta•'adia•
ParHIe Hallway.
Full particular. from ('.1'.R. ticket
agents or M. G. Murphy. district pee
serge* ,'gest, Torcasio Ont.
Mr. M. E. Harrington. aceountent
in tis Kreger breach of the Bank of
Oossoree, has been transferred to BL
Thoma... Before hie departure for his
sew Italie hiefriends 1s Rueter pre-
santed bi.n with a club beg. 1hering
his stay in Barter Mr. Harrington bed
Identleed himself fa Meavy lines o
Wert,
P1. ROBINS 1 -----
Here Are a Few
SPECIALS
For This Week
40*
19 Men's Suite, teguler 11110. ..,86.45
Boy: and Alen's Straw Hats
regular up to 25e, to clesr 10c
Moo's Parts, regular *2. .. 51.38
Child's ltonr,pene, toeke 33c
Boy: Molting Suite, to clear. 25.c
50dosen Bow Tier, very epeciel.l6e
Meo'a Bordered Herdkerebiefr,
0 for .. ..25c
Mare's Harvesting Glover*. epee-
ist! line .25c and 33c
M. ROBINS
Agesey fns : Peabody's Overalls
Berta• Shirts
Opus Eveniags Until it 3u
Maclean Estate
.wef.sive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
fee Godes ieh ted District
Egg Coat $7.50
Stove and Chestnut,
$7.75
pee toe
BEET GOAL MiNED
Any quantity batt all Maple
b M
Slaited blond, Hemlock
ted Kinding (Order es' PIM.)
TELEPBOIIES, ages �$
nsldente sits es'
AvesaalBR TOE ass St6WIAL