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stage in the use of Sunlight.
In the washing—for the
- work is greatly lightened.
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In the iron-
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site purity
of Sunlight
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are clean
indeed.
A 55,000 guarantee attests
the purity of Sealigkt Same.
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COUNTY and DISTRICT
Herman will observe its civic holiday
on August lith.
Bemoan Presbyterian. Wave extended
a nail to Rev. M'. McConnell, of Tor-
onto.
Thomas Ryan, of Mount ('armel,
died July 21•t at the age of seventy
year..
Dr. H. G. Malloy and family have
removed from Honerll to make their
home at Stratford.
Thomas McMillan has returned from
Rochester, Minn.. where be was un-
dergoing tre•tweut.
Rev. Wen. Ashe-Everest, of Thed-
fotd, has been appointed rector of the
Anglican parish of Bayfield.
Mies Jean [McIntosh, of Holvrood,
has beeo engaged to teach in S. I9. No.
2, bikini*, at a eal•ry of 1160U.
Miss Henrietta Denman, of Grey
township, be. 'incepted • position as
teacher at Kincardine at a salary of
$150 0.
Miss Edith Goyealock, daught.r of
J. M. Govenlock, Winthrop, has ac-
ceoted a position as teacher in the
Nest. 1
Usborne, left tut week for Salvador,
Mrs. Wtu. 'diluter and children, of l
Sask., to join Mr. Hunter and make
their home there.
James Cartwright, an old and re-
spected resident of Hallett township,
died on Tuesday, July 24th, at the age
of eighty-five years..
Mr, and Mr.. N. Dehms, of Mild-
may, were visitors at Zerich for a few
days. Mr. Dahill' has been :appointed
prtocipal of the Zurich public school
for the next term.
Sol. Zimmerman bee sold his M -
acre farm- on the Bronson line, Hay
township, ty Wm. Thiel, of Zurich. 1
the deal Mr. Z wmerutao wall take
over the dwelling and lot in Zurich
owned by Mr. Tbiel.
�t • gathering held at the home of
James Roberton, Hullett, Gunner A.
Manning, who was home on leave
from Petawawa. was preseet-d with a
signet ring w a token of the goodwill
sad esteem of his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barnwell, form-
erly of Verne, have rec.titly ret trued
from the Nest Mr. Harnwell has
disposed of his [s,* in Seek•n hewan
Itkei.)to fill your RCI and i• taking a poeitiun at Windsor
Printingv bookkeeper and office manager for
a wholesale grocery.
Mary Nichol, �.e� f 111:11:._ Willis.1
hone 35
class rigs
7. M. Usvi,
Often the Cheapest--
Always the Best
W. WALKER
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and Undertaker
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Corner Moetreal Street and
HIGH CLASS and SANITARY
We serve excellent mita*
a la Carte daily
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Private LuncheOn Room
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DAILY BETWEEN BUFFALO &CLEVELAND
Th. Great etee'SEAEANDREIr —"CITY OF ERIE"—"CITY OF BUFFALO"
BUFFALO— Daily, May lit to Nor.liStb—CLEVELAND
l'oanectiona • Cleveland ter Oreinr Point, Pet-le•Bar, Told., Detroit end •Il point.
are geed ter trannnertallies on oar steant•ra Ask value, ticket sone for
elan ewe return limit. feerinre not eureoling in.wheelbadro.
re, -.11,2 of eve relit, Ale* mak tor et, Wood. pictorial aed des•rirridre booklet free
Transit COMINNI,
Tee Amer libleellitta.m.r.
y, 1100 plodwayen.
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The Ultimate Verdict
qTaken in the aggregate
Dunlop Automobile Tires—
"Traction," "Special"—uni-
formly give the highest
average of general satis-
faction.
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of Grey township, died July 20th in
her sixty-second year. Sloe is survived
dren. Mr. and Mre. Willi, made their
home in Jamestowe vicinity for ttre
past twelve years or more.
A peetty wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. McGrettor,
Kippen, on Wedneeday, July 18th,
when their second daugbter. Amaran-
tha, became tbe wife of Basil Cey.
mony wee performed by Rey. Dr.
Aitken. Afterwards the happy couple
motored to their home in Hay.
Thomas Mialcolm Keys, who waa
killed in action in France July 2nd,
was well knowo at Verna. having
'peat his boyhood there. When war
was declered he was working at De-
troit. hut he returned to Canada dur-
, ing the formation of the 16Ist Hurons,
and aft•r the Battalion arri•ed
Keys. formerly of Varna but now of
Niagara. • rnernoriisl service for the i
deceased soldier was held in the Varna.
leresbyteriau church.
A• exciting and udfortunate run-
away occurred at Hensel! • few day.
ago. It appears that Mrs. Herman
Wslters and children had driven up to
R. Cudoore's lime house to get some
lame, and while there the boy who waa
driving thought be would water the
horse, and was taking toe bit out of
its mouth for that purpose when the
horse, which wee quite a opirited one,
took fright and dashed for the main
street.. Mrs. Walters, seeing the
danger, that fazed them, threw her
little c Id out of the buggy into the
ditch, w ere the little one lee stunned
for a toe. Further on the boggy
created into the ditch and Wm Wal-
ters and the little boy were thrown
out. Mrs. Walters suffered"! • frac-
tured wrist and the little hot had his
arm broken. Dr. Peck was summoned
and after attending to their injuries
took them to their home beyond
Zurich in his auto.
Mrs. W. H. Willis was at Toronto'
Gat week attending the Provincial!
eathering of women to consider tbe;
Mire Nellie M. Wade, a former well-
known Wingham young lady, was
merried at Detroit on July 16th to
Gordon Wondley, of Brantford. They
will make their home at Foronto.
It is reported that A. Schette, who
led the Wingtrain band for • few
months during the wInter of 1915. and
who was held in the armories here as
a auspicious eheracter, is now being
sought by the Dominion authoritie.,
who have reason to believe he is •
German epy.
At the home of Mrs. Therese, White,
Detroit, her eldest daughter, Lilian
May, was uuited in marriege to Percy
L. Stepleton. of Detroit, by Rev. 0. E.
Maxfield. After a visit to the home
of the groom's parent.; here. Mr. and
hire. Stapleton will return to Detroit
to make their home.
Mrs. J. A. Stewart while on a visit
to London had the misfortune to twist
nkle, breaking one of the small
AlliaPherson, son of Mr. and Mee.
hellIt *travelling tiros roalesman, wed
is • gredtuide druggist, has enlisted et
Mr. mod Kra elateraol Persona re-
ceived oresed. hot week. that alter son.
Pte. Earl Parent's, had landed at Hali-
fax na amoral weeks' hulnugla Pte.
Perseus hes loose rst. the freest sines
eVasermild Plot. Before Nay log
Fowles be visited some of the Exeter
boys of Rae idle* RattaBon.
Rev. Reseed Grigg, a missionary in
India free • number of years, and •
ECZEMAHas Staijed(urcd
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THF.'ketchesone are well known
as plonees settlers of }last-
ing' County, and none of
them probably has a wider ac-
quaintance than Mr. W. D. Ketche-
son, who was formerly Division
Court Bailiff of the Trenton Court.
and is now living at . i 8 Front
street. Belleville. Ont.
Over fifteen years ago
Ketcheson was cured of an
tremely severe cake of eczema
piles by Dr. C'hase's Ointment,
he writes now to say that the cure proved a permanent
In 1897
Mr.
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Summer Underwear
We have a complete range of men's and
boys' Summer Underwear, in various grades to
suit all demands. The different qualities' -and
prices represent good value in every case.
PALM BEACH SUITS
Mr. Ketcheson wrote as follows :—"1 was
troubled for thirty years with itching piles
and eczema. I could not sleep at night, and when I got
warm the Itching was terrible. Eczema covered my lege
down to the knees, perfectly raw. I ha.e tried every pre-
paration I Could hear of. Fleeing Dr. C'hase's Ointment
advertised, I procured a box, and this Ointment effected a
complete cure."
On Sept. 28th, 1912, Mr. Ketcheson wrote as fol-
lows :—••I had suffered for
many years from eczema and piles, and hail tried doctors
and everything I could hear of in vain. Beading about Dr.
C'hase's Ointment,. 1 purchased it at once, and was soon
completely cured. That was nfteen years ago. so there can
be no doubt or the cure bring a perenanent one. I have
met a great many people who have been cured by Dr.
Chase's Ointment."
In this year of 1517 Mr. Ketcheson again confirms
his cure, and expresses hie wishea that others may benefit
by his experience. Refuse to accept aubstitutes.
Light -weight Suits in fawn and grey,
Special $12.00
Just the thing for warm -weather wear.
Dr Chose's Ointment
returning, with Mre. Grigg. on fur-
lough. They left India in April,
visited in Smith Africa, and reached
Liverpool in June. Betore returoing
to Canada Mr. Grigg will spend a few
France, and is now, for that purpose,
taking preparatory traioing in Eng-
land
The family of the late Wm. R. '
Hyndman have received further word
from Edmonton regarding his death
It appears that be and • friend were
crossing • small lake in a rowboat and t
in some manner Mr. Hyndrnan fell
out, and was drowned. The accident
happened on July 4, and the body
wae recovered oh July 6, taken to Ed-
monton and there given a militery
funeral, as he bad been • member of
the overseas forces.
Baby's Great Danger
Through Hot Weather.
More little ones die during the hot
weather than at any other time of tbe
year. Diarrhoea, dysentery, cholera
without warning, and when a medi-
cine is not at hand to give promptly
the short delay too frequently means
that the child has passed beyond aid.
Baby's Own Tablets should always
be kept in homes where there are
young children. An occasional dose
of the Tablets will prevent stomach
end bowel trouble*. or if tbe troubles
come suddenly the prompt use of the
Tebleta will cure the baby. The Tab-
let,' are sold by medicine dealers or by
meil at 25 cents a box from the Dr.
Williams Sedioiao Ca.. Brockville.
CLINTON.
Monday, August Oth, will be Clin-
ton's civic holiday.
Miss Ritter, oft Toronto, hes beee
engaged as teacher for the fall Model
School term.
Capt. 'Rev.) and Mts. Fairfull and
Miss Lillian left last week to make
their home at Kingston for the pres-
Isaac Barr has disposed of hie reoi-
deuce on Victoria street to ti.H. David
and coneetnplatera removing to Toron-
to in the autumn.
Cadet George Sanderson of the
Royal Flying Corpe, now •drillang at
Camp Borden, epent the week -end in
town with his relatives.
HMV% son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
hfurch, bad his arm broken whole play-
ing at the Ontario street kfethodist
church picnic last week.
Mr.. A. Beacom, Mrs. E. Munro and
Mrs. J. Seeley sere at Toionto
week ettendine the meeting called to
(topsider food cot.sea vation.
R. C. Willis has resigned hie poet.
tion with the Doherty Piano Co. to
take the management of A piano and
phonograph business at. Otto a.
Word has been received town
that Lieut. Fred Brewer has been
severely wounded in France. Lieut.
Brewer is a son of • former wel.-
known Clinton citizen.
Of the candidates at the recent en-
trance examination, Eleanor McTeg-
gait and Harry Bell took higheet
marks, 519 each, thereby winning the
h onor of the Diann cup for the term.
listed as • private and went overeats
last autumn, has been given his com-
mission. Shortly after reaching Eng -
lend he was promoted to the renk
e seeteent. and the other day his wife
received word from Franc• that he is
now lieutenant.
Mr. David C offelon hes received
olicial notice from 0.taws. that his
11eved killed. Thle is the first official
notice Mr. fientelon bar had, though
letters his•vi been reeeived fermi other
members of the battalion reporting
the death of his son.
As Mr and Mrs. A. T. Cooper and
rem were motoring. nn Sunday. July
was to dellear oddest/1e, the car,
striking onaii.. ',Es. remind. swerved
s▪ H6e IMO was aerfneelly hurt. Ur.
Cooper, though shekels sod heerieeil,
waa able to continue the yeurney in
another ear. and to keep his sinew -
brother of Mlle M. Grigg of tows. to mom
STRAW HATS
We have the right goods.
McLEAN BROS.
The Semi -Ready Tailors
Square Goderich
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mock and children left Monday morn -
BRUSSELS. ing for Kingsville. where the God-
win family meet for e reunion
Mina Louise Hetherington left on Mon-
day for • visit with Detroit, friends.
....Mies Merritt, of London. is •isit-
ing at the horx.e of her uncle, Coun-
cillor J. M. Cutt- John Ben-
nett, who had the misfortune to fall
and break her ankle. is doing as nicety
as poreible... Messrs. Moore and
Dr. J. M. Moore, who recet tly re-
turned from overseas, hea gone lo
Rochester, Miran., to consult Mayo
Bros., the eminent surgeons.
P. R. Mulheron has beeu eogaged as
orgamist mud choirmaster or Knox
church. Kincardine. He has had is
similar position in Melville church
John Nivins, who bias been in charge
of Brussels electric light i
moving with hie family to Lucknow
to take a positmn in connection with.
the waterw;rks system of that town.
name of Geo. Grieeoldhy, of Toronto,
appeared in the list of woundtd. He
is a former resident of Hrtnisele and
married Misr Addie Rohh. Hie friends
ere hoping that his injuries may not
prove very serious.
After • period of about thirty-two
years in the implement hiasinees end
-Gilpin has dispoeed of his intere.t.;
Fletcher Sperling and John Saunders.;
both well known in BrilirePla and lonal.
Re, who ate LOW in posseesion at the
old stand.
The partnership existing between
Messrs. Naegele & Logen. as ',rept ie -
tors of Brussels choppieg mill, has
been diesolved by mutual consent and
the business will be continued by the
latter, who is now in possession. Wei
have not heard where Mr. Neenele in.
tends locating. He may .go West foe
A trip.
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WICHNRIADAY, July 26.
Batges.--Mr. and Mrs Charles. Bur-
)ing announce theentragentent of their
daughter, Lena, to Mr. fames liotiert
Crawford, of lointletiboro', the wed- ,
ding to take place next month ....Mr. I
R. H. Robinson had the misfortune to
OLDER BUT STRONGER
To be healthy at seventy, prepare at
forty, is sound advice, because in the
strength of middle life we too often forget
dust neglected colds, or careless treat-
ment of alight aches and pains, simp/y
undermine strength and bring chronie
weakness for later years.
To he stronger when older, keep rem
blood ware and rich and active with the
strength -building and blood -nourishing
properties of Scott's Emulsion which isa
hood, • tonic and a everlicine to keep your
blood rich. alleviate rheumatism and
avoid sickness. At any drug store.
aeon & Solana. Tarcarto. Oat.
FERTI LIZER
A car of Old Homestead Fert- il-
izer just received. It will in-
crease the productiveness of
your land.
INCUBATORS
\.„ tors—to be sold at reduced
prices owing to the advanced
season.
DELCO LIGHT
Are you interested in the new
system of lighting for farms ?
All kinds of WIRE FENCE
BUGGIES
We handle the McLaughlin and
the Gray Buggies --none better.
Robert Wilson
71;. Massey-Hcrrris Shop
Hamilton St Goilerich
Attractive T r,i p s
TO
MUSKOKA LAKES
MAGANETAWAN RIVER
LAKE OF BAYS
KAWARTHALAKES
GEORGIAN BAY
Round-tr.p tourist tickets now on
rude from .tetinns in Ontario at
very low wee, with liberal
Ott YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE
Berth reiervations and hill in format Ion at
all Brand Trunk tkket °Mee. or rite C. E.
HORNING. Diatrict PIL,Minliter Agent, G. T.
Re. %atom. Terre, Orit.1
F. F. LAWitENCE St SONS
Town Agents Phone 8
Taylor will take over the local agency
tor the Ford car 0111 A IIK11/4 let. Mr.
Brown's resignation telltale effect on
that date... . Pte. fl. Taylor. of
Exeter, who, atter sixteen 111100i kW 4,11
the firing line Kane., ie home ow
leasve: is agueet sit the home of Mr.
Wm. Johneton ...Major °Beale Jew-
itt, of Springfield, a guret Mr. 51.
H. Bennie, reseed the lepworth
League on Tam...14y eveninx. The
Major, whom, addrene woe meek ap-
precieted, open,. ausis• month'. in the
trenches, and is DUW hese on leave.
Some men are engaged trance too ask
dour and some once too often.'
Fall Term from Sept. 411s
CENTRAL
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND end
We have thorough roursia, es-
perienceil iustroctors A11111 WY place
graduates in positions. Deenandupois
us for trained help is twiny limes the
number grailtediug. I :et our free
D. A. McLACHLAN, PnoripaL
FENCING
Are you going to do any fencing ? We have
several tons of No. 12 coiled spring steel wire, which
was bought before the rise in wire, which we will give
you at the price of No. 9 wire,—that is, 5c per pound
and a pound of this wire runs 32 feet. This makes a
good fence and cheap. We have a quantity of No. 9
coiled spring steel wire and also barbed wire. Call
and see the goods and get our prices.
Time to Spray
Now is the time for spraying. How about Lime
Sulphur at $6.00 per barrel ? We Aso have a
new preparation, Cooper's Fungicide. It prevents Fun-
gus Diseases. You simply mix it with water. It is
put up in 25c packages.
Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, etc.
Does your Bicycle require overhauling ? If so,
bring it in and it will be attended to promptly, as we
now have a man on that branch of the work.
How about your Lawn Mower? It is nearly time
for it to be used. Does it require sharpening ? If so,
•let us kno sind we will call and get it and put it in
good repair.
We do Plumbing, Heating, Troughing, Electric Wiring.
All work promptly attended to and fully guaranteed
Chas. C. Lee
Phones • Store 22
House 112
The Square
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