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YOUNG MEN!
Young Men or others who are
unable to join fel' oversea ser-
viee can serve their King and
Country by helping on Munition
work. Apply to
Ths Rabt. Bell Engine &
Thresher Ca., Ltd.
SEAFoarn. ONT,
s UNIT SYS EM
ATTRACTIVE TRIPS
TO
Muskoka Lakes Lake of Bays
Georgian Bay Algonquin Park
French River Kawartha Lakes
Maga netawan River
Temagami, etc,
Round trip tourist tickets now on sale
from certain stations in Ontario
at very low rates, with lib-
eral stop -overs.
Muskoka Exuress
Leave Toronto 12.01 p, m. daily except
Sunday. and 2.05 a. m. daily, for Mus-
koka Wharf Connections are made at
Muskoka Wharf for Muskoka Lakes.
Leave Toronto at 10.15 a. m. daily ex-
cept Sunday, and 2.05 a. m. daily for
Huntsville, for points on Lake of Bays.
Equipment the finest.
Tickets and full information from
Age EPh utr 4. Town
lil7Rt MAN aS,tatiion
Agent, Phut a
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M AUCTIONEERS
Mze›aneil & Vandrick
Aartiouvrs for the Counties of
Fluron au,t Bruce, are prepared to take
all kinds of sales. We are certain we
can plea,;,. Yon can have either one
or bot h wn hour extra charge. orders
can be heft with P. McConnell, or with
. E anu the Merchants'
Brokerage Co.'s Store, Wingham,
1
1' rick at
Charges moderate
J. W. DODD
Successor to J. C. Stewart
Fire, Life, Accident
and Health
INSURANCE
-P. 0. Box 366
WINGHAM
'Phone 193
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Ganfectianer
NO GIFT MORE
ACCEPTABLE
than a box of our high grade
candies, and it can be offered
when other gifts are inmpossible
--as yet, The door of a girl's
heart opens to our candies.
Try the experiment of giving
one to one you want to iike
you Netter.
W. A. MILLER
411011,1‘111-41.1a• 41,11-10ora,• ,1 srsw
Vacuum Cleaner
�tWthave a Universal Iccei�
Vacuum Cleaner which will be
rented at
10c PER HOUR
with minimum charge of 50c.
i Cleaner will be delivered and
cathed for.
Take comfort in doing your
house-cleaning with the aid of
a vacuum cleaner.
Stovo Track
The handy article for mot ing
stoves.
10c PER HOUR
Charge of 25c if delivered anti
Bailed for.
J. BOYCI
Stoves and Tinware
'Phone 58
ssTA131.sac 104
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THURSDAY. JULY 6. 1916
EDITORIAL NOTES
Customs Revenue for the month just
closing will aggregate a little over. $12,-
000,000, an increase of some five millions,
or over 70 per cent., as compared with
June of last year. For the first three
months of the current fiscal year the
increase has been about fifteen trillion
dollars, reflecting heavy import trade
and the re -stocking up of merchants in
all parts of Canada following a general
improvement of business conditions,
especially in western Canada, where
crops were good last year.
NORTH PERTH RYE -ELECTION.
The Conservative press has been very
bitter during the last week over what
they have termed "a breach of the war
time truce" by the Liberals forcing an
election in North Perth at this time.
As a matter of fact, there was never
any understanding between the Govern-
ment and the Opposition in regard to
bye -elections during the war. So far
as the Liberal party is concerned Mr.
Rowell has permitted each local con-
stituency to decide this matter for
itself.
Mr. Torrance, the retiring Con-
servative member, was elected in 1914
for four years; and after serving but
six months of the present year (for
which he drew his yearly indemnity of
$1400) he has resigned his seat to accept
a position in the Stratford Custom
House at $i75 a month, given him by
his Conservative friends. It was not
to be expected under these circum-
stances, that the Liberals would allow
the selection of Mr. Torrance's suc-
cessor to be left with the Conservative
machine in North Perth; and they have
elected to choose a candidate in the
person of Mr. F. Wellington Hay.
Besides, the fact that Mr. Hearst
wired to Mr. Rowell when he was in
Ottawa recently, as to whether the
Liberal Leader would consent to
dispense with registration in this riding,
plainly shows that the government itself
was anxious to bring on an election as
quickly as possible.
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS
Senior III to IV
D Fells .... 612
N Boardman .... ...... „009
J VanStone . 601
C Zurbrigg 590
E Kew 588
D Perrie 580
H Mundy .577
S Holmes 574
A Baird 572
A Anderson ,. 565
H Cowell 554
V Joynt ............ ..... 547
M Walker 546
E Bennett ..541
H Mills .................540
K Hutton ,......539
G Hartnell :.539
H Wilson ... , 534
N Varey 525
G Scott ...516
S Donaldson 519
L Johnston .511
L Ellacott 506
LillianneEllecott.... .... 487
tt
D L482
F Sperling 461
C Dow 459
H Bateman 458
L Campbell. . .... 458
P Dyer
J Hartnell ..437
F Sell 432
W Ellacott...... ...... ... ......... 422
M Johns 421
M Linklater........ 416
I Day 399
398
363
46
269
192
155
I Bell
R Sanderson
B Angus
F Piper...
M Dalgleish
C Hingston....
DEPARTMENT III
M Cosens 450
M Redmond 438
M Dinsley 427
A Irwin ... 415
M VanStobe,... 390
V Amsbury .383
G Bower ....,.380
3 Harrison .... ...........380
1 Watson .,.367
II Carruth ,,.,, 365
R Donaldson365
A Scott 363
G Fixter..., 360
N Isard... 346
M Dennis .310
A WORD FOR MOTHERS
It is a grave mistake foe nothett to neg.-
led their aches and pains std suffer in
silence—this only leads to checielc sick-
ness and often shortens life.
Il lever work is tiring;if your tterve9 are
excitable• if yon feeanguid, trete or
depressed, you should ktow that Scott's
Emulsion overcomes justsucit conditions. .
It possesses in Concentrated forret the
very elements to invigorate the blood,
strengthe 7 the tissues, nourish the tierve9
a d India strength R Holmes
of R Wagner
J Clark
to. ete. U.t.Y M Coutts
L Campbell
Fi Simpson. ,,.,, .....
A Sturdy
E Wilde 292
N Clarke ... , . . .„ $89
S Robinson, .,, 282
D Piper ,:
G Bisbee.,<,277
E Rogers ....`276
H Williams ..269
J Ard
A Forgie , ,.
A Brown.... „
N Morden ,..,
A Gould
L Darnell
I Cloaky ,,,,,193
303 TEEewN rJ.K.
292 Again we are called upon to record.
the death of another pioneer of CI -dross
in the person of Henry McAllister.
who died in the Wingham Hospital,
280 on Friday, June 23rd, in the 76th year
of his age. Mr. McAllister was born
in Clark Tiewnship in 1841, his father,
250 the late Henry McAllister being one
250 of the pioneers of that township, 51
240 years agohe came to Culross and farm -
226 ed on the second concession until about
197 nine years ago. when he moved to
DEPARTMENT IV
A Williamson ,.422
C Donaldson •.. ..., ,,,421
E Currie ...... 420
V Robertson 419
J Johnston 416
B Joynt 405
L Hanna ...397
V Dennis. . • .... . 394
F .Bennett... ... ... 393
M Cruikshank .390
M Stratton ,. 387
F Pocock 386
1 Lutton 384
E Varey_..
Robertson 380
A Carruth ,.,., 378
S Hutton ,. , .377
R Brown......368
G McTavish._ ' . 366
L Holmes 363
E Stevens 359
C Hinscliffe.,,, .,..., 353
346
R McLeod Holloway ..333
RRogers ..,,,,...„ •,332
L Zurbrigg ........ , ... 331
C Cruikshank 325
J Carr..., .....,....324
W Lockridge. '422
W Mann ,,....321
C Boyce 307
W Brooks 303
C B Mason.
ards 02
Edwards
274
E Gibson..,..... 268
L Sanderson . 267
0 Lockman ........ 245
M Casemore „-, , .241
E Henderson ..,. ..... 219
Fred Wilson , ..216
A Wilson ,.. 158
DEPARTMENT V
J Carruthers. 498
P Johnson ...,,,, 473
B Boardman.... . 457
E Amsbury... .437
J Adair ,,,
M Schaefer ... ,... 486
T Isard•.., 436
✓ Bell . 429
M Angus 424
E Blackhall.... 408
K Carter,,.. 403
D Lloyd ........ .... 402
K Dymond .,.. 401
A Field.... .... 399
A Williams 394
D Levis . , ..394
H Wright 390
C Cooke ... ,,, 387
WKew ............... 380
H Caslick .,,.365
M Henderson ..... &.350
V Campbell 349
0 Bennett 348
M Holloway 348
M Holmes 341
W Casemore 338
C Fattison 331
W Sturdy ........ 303
L Hartnell.....,.. .244
G Ard 224
E Forgie 178
C }lardy 137
DEPARTMENT VI
R Carr.... ..483
C Douglas 474
H Bowden 473
K Dinsley , 473
G Robertson 473
I Hunter ............ 464
E Williams 459
A Corbett ....... 458
M Edwards .. _455
455
N Fixter 4.55
L Bennett ........... ..... 454
M Schaefer,,, 450
C Louttit 447
G Angus 444
E McLean .. .,444
H Boyce 440
G Anderson.,,. . ,,.,..., 439
B Jarvis ....... ........ 438
E Carr . 436
W Clark 426
R McDonald . 414
I Ellacott .412
F Angus ............ . 411
E Lynett ...... 410
M Gurney 402
C Dickson ...401
J Taylor . 394
W Scott ....388
B Brown .., 386
M Vansickle..,.. 382
E Cbettleburgh 362
L Pearen ...360
G Rintoul 358
CTennant356
M Swanson 354
W Levis.,.,... ...335
J Cowell'...
R Lockman 32924
H Wild ... .316
M Tennant ......... 286
H Sutton ...... 255
P Stokes 250
W Darnell 217
J Cook . .........200
GLedeitt • ..., .......143
T Saint........
DEPARTMENT VII
Marks obtainable -500
J Young 479
B Hnntley . • 476
M Thurlow 470
A Ludwig . ... ..469
J Adair. 466
J Field. ...460
0 Dymond . • .457
A Irwin 441
A .Maundy... 437
J Brooks • 435
W McKibben . , ..431
417
415
•.•413
411
A McLean..,..,.
L Johnston.
S McGee.......
E Calvert
MSanderson ..... ... ,...400
II Groves ..392
M Saint. 373
Class II. Marks obtainable -500
M Cowell 453
F Bowden 4432
32
N Williamson.:.
P Gibson • „ • „418
M Cloake
V Campbell..,-. ,......393
369
%..... 343
........,321
Teeswater, living in a comfortable
eettage on Brownlee St. Mr, McAllis-
ter never married. fie b survived by
two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. T.
McAllister and Mrs. Peter rVIeNaugh-
ton, of town, John, of Culross, and
Andrew of Elkton, Michigan. Mr.
McAllister was a Presbyterian in re-
ligion, a Conservative in politics and
a fine old Lean very higbly respected
by all who knew him.
Spain is credited with producing more
than three.gparters of the world's
supply of olive oil.
No less than four radiating surfaces gather up almost
every scrap of heat and send it through your comfortable
rooms.
wag*
Fiinzac11S�'1$1G
Dropin some time soon and hear about McClary's
special installation service that gets out of every ton of
coal all the heat there is in It.
Sold by R. R MOONEY
rl t' 't ' Is i'14-6 Ih` i` .'ik-rrs ,'k -"Woe
Western
t September 8th to 1 1916 i
1 WESTERN ONTARIO' 1
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ART, MUSIC, AGRILTUR, AND AMUSEMENTS
A Fine Combination .. t .ondon's Exhibition
A Real Live Pro, r Attractions Twice Daily
Two peed Events Daily
%" New Process Building Every Building Full of Exhibits ;
SINGLE FARE over all Railways West of Toronto 1
SPECIAL EXCURSION DAYS
LONDON„ ONTARIO
FIREWORK EVERY NIGHT
Prize Lists, Entry Forms, and all information from the Secretary
A. M. HUNT,
President Secretary
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W. J. REID,
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SASE MONEY
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Buy at Lindsay's
We can only mention a few of the many
good values we have to offer you. You
will not make a mistake by buying at this
Store.
Groceries
Comfort Ansonia only 4e
Comfort Soap only..... .. 4e
Surprise or Gold Soap 11 for 50e
Best Canadian Cheese .... 22c
Baking Powder 2 Ib tins... 25e
3 cans Corn or Peas..... ... 28e
Best Canned Tomatoes.. , .12ic
2 cans good Salmon,.. 25c
Special Price on Sugar
Boots and Shoes
Ladies' Shoes at $1.49, $2.50,
and $3,19
Men's Heavy Boots $2.98 1,98
Children's Shoes. all kinds
$1.98, 1.49, 98e
Men's Wear
Boy's Suit with long pants
regular$12.00 all -wool suit$5. 98
$18 to $20 Suits for $9.95
Men's Suits greatly redueed.
Men's heavy Sox 2 pair for 25c
Men's 50c Sox only 85e
Eads Ends Enda
Ladies' and Children's
Dresses
Every line reduced as all
must go regardless of cost.
Children's Dresses $1,25, 98c,
75e, 250
Ladies' Dresses 75c, 98, $1.25
Ladies' Hose 6c a pair fli
Seconds, every pair slightly
damaged regular price 20c to
35c, sale per pair.
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Embroideries and Laces
Special Embroideries, yd Sc
Laces at.
l()c
Laces and Embroideries yd 21c
10c to 15c Lace Insertion yd 5c
Dress Goods
We continue to sell all wool
Dress Goods at about half reg-
ular price.
Prints and Ginghams
15c fast colored Ginghams 10c ()
End Prints, Ginghttms, Table , Good Prints... 15e, 12ac, 9 c
Linens, Toweling, All good Ladies' $1.25c Princess Slips 59e
buying, All White Wear at Sale Prices
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R. M. LINDSAY
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BUTTER AND EGGS WANTED
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
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