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URSDAY, AUGUST 19th, 1020.
Tiro Examen
The Western Fair
LONDON'
September lith to 18th
THE GREAT AGRICULTURAL AND LIVE STOCK EXHIBITION OP
WES'mfeleT ONTARIO
$35,000 in Prizes and Attractions
oftniNNY A, JONES EXPOSITION ON THE MIDWAY.
FULL PROGRAM ME TWICE DAILY
AUTO POLO, MUSIC, FIREWORKS. TWO SPECIA1.4 EVENTS DAILY,
EXHIBITS OP ALL KINDS. • ee
SOMETHING DOING EVERY MIN UTE.
General Admission 50e. Children 15c, Auto and Driver $1.00.
All iriformation ,from the SedretarY. '
M.Gartshqre, kreaident. • A. M. Hunt, Secretary
Plate -Col. W.
Come in. and
fins flits
fascinafing''
experiment
Mr. Ede'
RealismTest
It shows you what to ex-
pect of a New Raison in
vour home—whether it
11E -CREATES music with
such perfect realism that
you feel the presence of
the living artist.
J. WILLIS POWELL,
EXETER, ONT.
Russeldale
Mrs. Kate Wilson, of Owen Sound;
is a guest with Mr. and Mrs. John
Cole.
.A little son arrived to brighten
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kelland, last week.
Mr. Howard Fuller, of Logan, was
a guest at the home of Mr. -and Mrs.
George Grant last week..
Mrs. Hooper and daughter, Ruth
of London, visited lyIr. and Mrs.
3. Elston, over Sunday. a
Miss Jessie Graliain spent the
week -end with her friend, Miss Myr-
tle Henry, of Sebringville.
Mr.s Drake, and family, of Hama
ota, visited at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Gleason Gill on Saturday.
Mrs. Mabel Balfour and daughters
Muriel and Gladys are visting at Mr.
.3. C. Balfour's and Mr. Henry Bal -
four's.
Mr: Charles Page intends leaving
on Wednesday for Theodore, Sask.,
'where he will spend a couple of
months.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Peter
Melville, of Exeter, took place here
to Roy's cemetery for 'interment on
Monday. airs. George Melville ef
this place is a sister of the deceased.
Mr. and Mrs. Herald Lawrence
.and the Misses Annie and Pearl Law-
rence of Seaforth, and Mrs. Garner,
of London, were the guests on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. A. Hodgert.
Mr. Foster Bray, of Toronto, was
also a guest at the same home dur-
ing the week -end.
(Intended for last week.)
A number from here participated
in the Ford picnic at Grand Bend on.
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Grant enjoy-
ed a days outing at Springbank on
Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Verne 1Viartyn, and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martyn spent
Saturday at Port Stanley.
Miss Jary MaPhail and Miss Bes-
sie Stewart, spent the week -end with
the latter's sister, airs. A. Grant at
Avonbank
Mese Ethel Colquhoun returned
home on Tuesday last after spending
a Week with friends in Woodstocl,
end Hiciteon,
Mr. Jack Elliott and neice, Miss
Dorothy motored up. from Hamilton
and are visiting friends at "Royston
lootet!' for a week.
• The ,lack Canuck Club will hold
their monthly meeting at the home
Of Mies Myrtle Henry, of Sebring -
villa, on Friday evening.
Mr, Wilbur Cole of Port Arthur,
and Met Will Cole, and daughter
Olive of Totorito; are guests at
is supplying for three weeks at Roys
church d'ilring the absence of Rev.
Ritchie, who is spending his vaca-
tion at Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hodgert and
family, of Seaforth, and Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Hodger't of Kippen, vis-
ited on Sunday at the, home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Hodgert.
Mr. and Mrs. Gleason Gill accom-
panied by their guest, Mrs. Gleason
of Mitchell, attended the Brown,
Urea., Vining, Gleason re -union, at
Lakeside on Wednesday.
Farquhar
Mr. and Mrs. John Bell, of Exeter
visited Sunday at Mr. John Bray's.
Master Harvey Pollen is visiting
with Master Alymer Tuffin at Staffa.
Miss Edith 'Puffin, of Staffa is vis-
iting this week with her aunt, Mrs.
Wm, Pollen.
Miss Mae Hodgert of Exeter, spent
the week -end at the home of Mr. J.
R. Duncan.
Mr. Foster Bray' of Toronto, is hol-
idaying at the home of his brother
Mr. John Bray.
Mr. and Mrs, William Pollen, and
daughter Mrs. Miller, of Mitchell,
spent Sunday with friend, in Staffa.
Centralia
Rev, Sinclair and family are away
on their holidays.
Mr. Wes. Hodgins left for a trip
thru the Western provinces Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Pym, of Usborne, is visiting
her neice, Mrs. John Essery, this
week.
R. Quance and Mrs. S. Skin-
ner, of Exeter, visited Mr Cecil Skin-
ner over the week -end and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster and friends
of London, visited Mr. A. Mitchell on
Sunday and all attended church on
Sunday morning.
Mr. Bruce Mitchell has rented his
farm to Mr. A. F. Taylor. Mr. Mit-
chell has takenfa position with the
flaxmill people as engineer and will
move his family toCentralia.
Threshing is going on in this vic-
inity and fall wheat is 'yielding very
well. Mr. W. R. -Elliott threshed
over eight hundred bushels from 22
acres and Mr. Byron Hicks will have
over one thousand bushels from 29
acres.
Clandeboye
Mr. Kilmer has not yet located
his ear stolen at Port Stanley, Aug-
ust 12, nor recovered the hats and
coats taken with it. The matter is in
the hands of the poilce.
William Gillmore started this
week for Saskatchewan,, where he is
engaged to take charge of the engine
of a theshing outfit. His employer
reports splendid crops in his sectioh.
Mrs. L. Cobleigh and Mrs. E. Col-
lins have recovered from the shock
and injuries received at Grand Bend
the day of the Ford picnic. They
were both thrown from almost the
top step of the collapsed stairway
and had a remarkable escape frdin
more serious injuries.
Mrs. Wilson, of the village, who
died on .Auguet 12, belong'ed to one
of the pioneer families that Settled
in McGillivray. She leaves one
daughter, Ethel, who has been her
mother's -num: during her lengthy
Mrs. George Herbert of the second
concession, Diddulph, had an ex-
tremely sad experiendo during the
recent severe electrical storm. She.
was alone with a, sick beby of three
months, which suddeply took con-
vulsions atd died before even a
peignor could be called. Mr, Her-
bert was working in London at the
time as an extra with . the railway
sectionmen.
Hay township is awartling three
a.nnuaLscholarships to the three pu-
pils in the township obtaining high-
est totals at the H, 5, Entrance EX-
amitations in each year, 'Those who
won the scholarships for 1920 were
Stewart. MnrclOch, S, S. No. 14, Hay,
"Orchard Grove" the 11°Ina tYf Mr' Grace Chapman, S. S. No. 10, Hay
and alrs, John. Cole. and Otace TurlibtIl of S. S. No. 15,
Rev., Mr. buncanison, of London, HaY. 3..(cAtaitgettga
Dashwood
Mr, W. Ehlers of Detroit, is Visit-
ing his parenta.
Miss Grace Kellerman visited in
Sarnia last Week.
Dir. 5. Kraft has been 111 with
attack of bronchitis,
Miss Pearl Tiernan visited In Strat-
ford and Tavistock last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Held, of Buff-
alo are visiting with relatives In
town.
Mr. and Mee. Lawrence Ireland,
of Stratford spent the week -end in
town.
Miss Dora Kraft of London, spent
a few days of last week with her
parents. e
Mrs. White and children of De-
troit, are visiting with Mrs. Wit-
zel at present.
• Miss Euloeen Guenther has re-
turned from Muskoka where she
spenteher 'vacation.
Misses Rose and Antoinette Zim-
mer returned to Detroit on Monday
after spending their vacation with
their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Otterbein and
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Goetz spent the
week -end in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Voelker and Mrs.
Voelker, Misses. Herva and Almaat the home of H. F. Eilber. Miss
Vallett, of Flint, Mich., spent Sun- 'Esther Eilber returned with them.
day at the home of Mr. H. Hoffman. ,
On Saturday evening the family of
Mrs. Matthew Wein met at her home
:FIELD CROP WINNERS. fo celebrate her 73rd birthday. She
The result of the judging of oats was completely taken by surprise.
of the Standing Feld Crop Competi- A most pleasant evening was spent.
tion held under the auspices of the Mr, Hy. Eilber has purchased sev-
Zurich Agricultural Society is as eral lots of land at Grand Bend in
follows. the neighborhood of his persent cot-
lat, John A. Manson. tage and he intends erecting three
2nd, Elmer Krueger. up-to-date summer cottages.
3rd, Oscar Klopp. There was a good game of ball on
4th, Samuel Schoch. the local diamond on Friday night
5th, Alex. Ranine. between Clinton and Crediton. The
6th, E. F. Klopp. score was 1--0 in favor of Crediton.
7th, Herman Walters. There was a large crowd of specta-.
Mr. L. Cascadden, Aylmer, acted tors. The Crediton team goes to God -
as judge. erich Thursday evening.
Crediton
Wesley Finkbeiner and son of
Pittebtirg, are visiting his Mother.
Mr. and Mrs.,Girvin, of Saskatoon,
were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. IL
K. Eilber last Week,
wee Queenie Hodgins" has resuell-
ed her position in the bank after
two weeks' vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Schroeder and
family, of Detroit, motored here on
Monday to visit With relatives.
- •
Mr, and MrS. Garnet Sweitzer
have returned home after a pleasant
holiday in Buffalo with friends,
,Mr, and Mrs, Adam Galeer, who
have been visiting friends here' have
returned to their home in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs, Telfer, of London,
and Mr.'and Mrs. Redfern, of Toron-
to, are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Ewald.
Miss Edna Either, or Ubly, Mich.,
and Miss Ella Link, of Detroit, are
visiting at the home of Mr. Harry'
Eilber.
•• Mr. 3d. Beaver has purchased 3
lots oe'lind from Mr. Brenner at
Grand Bend and he intends to erect
three summer cottages.
Mrs. (Rev.) Otto Brown and fam-
ily have returned to their home in
Indiana, after visiting for some time
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FIELD CROP WINNERS HAY COUNCIL
IN 'PERTH TOWNSHIPS.
MITCHELL, August 11.—Results Met for. its regular session on
of the field crop competition of Ful-
Saturday, August 7th. All members
larton, Hibbert, and Lean town -
were present. Minutes of the last
ships, under the auspices of the Agri- •
meeting were read and adopted.,
cultural Society of these townships The following rates were struck
and will be levied and collected for
are announced. The first prize, $20,
was won by Amos Doupe, of Fuller-
the year 1920.
ton, whose crop tested S8 points;
County rate 3 8-10 mills; town -
second, $16, won by Roert Norris, ship rate 2 mills; highway rate 2
b
of Hibbert, 87 points; third prize, • mills; statute labor rate 2 3-10 mills
'
$
general school rate 3 9-10 mills; 12, was won by Enos Docking, of
Hibbert, 85 points; fourth prize,
Zurich Police village 8 mills; Dash -
$10, by Robert Michell, Hibbert, wood Police village 5 mills.
84 points; fifth prize, Henry Green-
Special School rates—S. S. No. 2,
2 5-10 millsa;No.-10, 2 1-10; No. 14,
wood, of Fullerton, $8, 79 -points;
Sixth prize, $6, Michael Hagerty, Lo-
2 mills; No. 3, 1 8-10; No. 6, 1
;
gang 78 points; seventh prize $4, G. 6-10No. 7, 5 6-10; No. 8, 3 5-10;
Leonhardt, 77 points. No. 4, 2 4-10; No. 12, 4; No. 11,
3 3-10; No. 13, 2 5-10; No. 9, 2 6-
10; No. 16, 3 1-10; No. 1, 3; No.
Hensall
„hirs. Yair, of Toronto, is spending
a short time with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Bonthron.
Mr. H. H. Little, was called to
Philadelphia last week owingao the
death of his mother in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mann and
family, of Cleveland, visited Mrs.
Mann's grandmother, Mrs. Hunt.
Miss Bessie Urquhart of Schenec-
tady, New Ycirk, is spending the
month pf August with her parents.
Miss Winnifred Cudmore, of Tor-
onto, 1.6' spending her holidays with
her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. R. Cud -
more.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barnett and
two children of Windsor, are visit-
ing with Mrs. Barnett's mother, Mrs.
Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodfellow and two -
children of Toronto, visited Mrs. 3.
Glenn and other friends for a few
days last week.
Mr, Roy Todd and _his aunt, Miss
MacGregor, left on Wednesday for
Grand Bend where tney will spend
a couple of weeks.
Mrs. J. A. Bell, and Mrs. Ale.
Buchanan have returned after a
pleasant' visit of some six weeks
spent in the northwest.
Miss Agnes Logan who has spent
the past ten or twelve years with
friends near, Chiselhurst, • returned
to her home in Glascow, Scotland, on
Monday last.
Mr. Lorne Scott,of Toronto, came
up on Saturday to join Mrs. Scott
and children who have been' visiting
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Petty and other
relatives in town.
After a long and painful illness,
there passed away at the home of
lier dattgleter, Mrs. Will Henry, on
Friday last, Janet MeDiarmid; relict
of the lateJohn C. Cameron, at the
age of 74 years. Mrs Cameron was
born on the 3rd concession Stan: -
ley and was one of the neat children
born. on that condession. She was
married in 1860, afterwards living at
on the. 4th concession of 'Stanley.IY
Her •husband predeceased her some ire."1'lls,,se's
five years ago; when she went to "x,e'er
Druoefield, mag her home with Forest
Gederich
her daughter, prs.. Aikenhead, com-
ing to Hensel' to visit her daughter, t.irkton
Mrs. Henry, a few months ago. The
funeral was held at Brueefield .on
Sunday last. Interment being made
in Bards Cemetery. The children
who survive are Mrs, Forest, Alber-
ni, B.C.; Mrs. Aikenhead, true
Mis. W. Henry, Hermit; John
of Victoria, Hugh of Brtieefield and
Peter of Kindersley, Seek, all cf.
whom were present at the funeral
'except the son front Vieteria.
15, 4 7-10.
A number of orders were passed.
The council adjourned to meet
again on Saturday, Sept. 4th, at 1
o'clock p.m.
A. F. Hess, Clerk.
Zurich
Mr. Abe Bender of Winnipeg, ar-
rived here last Thursday.
Mr. Geo. Volland, of Detroit, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Lucy Kaercher of Kitchener,
is visiting at her home on the Bron-
son Line.
Mrs. Dennison, of Galt, is visiting
at the home of her father, Mr. G.
Holtzmann,
Misses Purl Wurtz and Dorothy
Fritz are visiting at Sarnia and some
points in Michigan.
Mrs. C. Fritz left on Tuesday mor-
ning for Kitchener, where her son
Ward is undergoing an operation.
Mrs. Emma. Sanders, of Muskegon,
Mich., is visitirig at the home of
Mrs. J. H. Schnell and other friends
in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tlaberer re-
turned last week from an extended
trip thru the Western States, and
report a fine trip.
. Rev. Morris Ehnes and daughter
Elizabeth, of Leonia, N.J., is
visit-
ing at the home of his mother, Mrs.
A. G. Emes, of the village.
Miss Inez Linvingood and friend
Miss Pollard, of ' Kitchener, spent
the past two weeks with relatives
and friends in this locality.
Rev and Mrs. H. Rembe are spen-
ding a few weeks vacation at Ham-
ilton, as a consequence there are
no services In the Lutheran church
DATES OF FALL 1.0.A.I115.
Following is a list of the fall fairs
in this district issued by the Agri-
cultural Society tiraneli of the On-
tario Department of Agriculture:
Ailsa Craig Sept. 22-23.
Sept. 20-21
Sept. 14-15.
Sept. 20-2,1
October 5-6
Sept. 8-10.
Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Listowel Sept. 15-16
London (Western Fair) Sept 11-18
Milverton Sept. 24-25
Mitchell Sept. 28-29
Ottawa ( Central Canada) Sept. 10-20
Parkhill . ......... Sept, 28-29
St. Marys ....... . . Sept 23-24
Stratford ........ . ..... Sept. 20-22
1 Seaforth ..„.... .... Sept, 23-24
Strathroy ..... .. .. . .. Sept 20-22
Wingliam . . Sept 30 -Oct. 1
COnntY Rarmers" Inatitete and Hirb
NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK e
Beach.
OeuntY mr..) Grange at Creetal
Ethel Until, eight year old,
Important Events Which Have daughter otWin. Louth, Norial t
Occurred During the WeekWas drowned in the Credit, and tile
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M104•••••••••••••••••• four-year-old son of Mattirevr letwr
The Bus/ Happentngs Care* CwlaiesitCleniram".d in the sal"
tully ConePfled and Put Ent° IFIODAY.
Handy and Attraetive Shape for Coal merelraats forsee no shortage
the Readers of Our Paper, -- A of anthracite this winter.
Solid Hour's Enjoyment. A giant American plane left for
Cleveland with eight persons.
TUESDAY. Paris Is in a panie over the crinae
Many former friends attended the, wave prevailing in that city.
funeral of the late Rabbi Jacobs.' Preparations were made for the
The Ontario Rifle Association open- deep waterways campaign in Toronto.
ed its annual meet at Long Braneh., Two records were established at
ligguac:rk.atchewan. Police posing as the Fort Brie race course Thursday.
cowboys seised $75,000 worth of Juliette Tindel, 'aged 23, of Que.
bee, was drowned at Cap Rouge
A three -billion -bushel corn crop is Beach.
predicted this year in the United Great Britain is resuming money
States, order service with Germany on the
Laurence Ginnell, former British l'6th inst,
M.P., is in the United States to assist Cincinnati beat Boston Thursday
Valera.
and went into the lead in the National
Forty million dollars are to 'be ex- League race. •
pended on highways in Ontario and Quebec Province has a surplus for
Quebec. the year ending with June of
• Canada's wheat crop this Year is 951,9 Z 0,5 , was
estimated at 226 to 250 inillion Alex. Taylcir, an Indian fatal-
bushels. ly injured in a sawmill accident at
The murderer of eight-year-old 04PeY's Bay ,
Phillip Goldberg, of Toronto, is still. Two frien'a ti child'were injured
at large
Aninjured officer was brought
from Camp Borden to Toronto in an
airplane.
Hon. Duncan Marshall arrived in
Toronto after a trip to the Old
Country.
John Hubert Falbant o! Montreal
was accidentally and fatally shot by a
nine-year-old boy.
The Canadian relay cycling team
was beaten by the South Africans at
Antwerp on Monday.
Nick Eyslik was shot and killed in
mistake for the bandit Bassett by a
constable in Alberta man -hunt.
The British House of Lords has
given second reading to the Irish
Crimes Bill and it has received royal
assent.
The Leafs defeated Reading on
Monday, while Baltimore and Buf-
falo were breaking even; Toronto is
again in second position.
The growers of the Niagara dis-
trict have decided to form a joint
kook company, with a capitalization
of $50,000, to handle all kinds of
fruit and faxen produce.
Vardon shot a 75 and Ray a 72 in
praetice over the Inverness course at
Toledo Monday. The United States
open championship begins there to-
day. Douglas Edgar of Atlanta,
Canadian open champion, is an en-
trant. There will be 281 starters.
WEDNESDAY.
The treaty with Turkey was signed
at Paris on Tuesday.
Three members of the Mothers'
Pensions Board were named.
The movement of this year's crop
through Winnipeg has commenced.
News has arrived that a "Toronto
Club" has been formed in Tokio.
• Hon_ Manning Doherty predicts a
'big influx of Britishers next year.
Russian cavalary have captured
Chorzle, on the East Russian border.
junior matriculation results are
announced by the Education Depart-
ment
The Italian Chamber has voted for
the ratification of the treaty with
Austria.J.D
orval was instantly killed
while digging a well at Robertson-
ville, Que.
James H. Grant of Newrington,
Ont., was fatally hurt in a runaway
while mowing.
French railwaymen will order a
strike if they are expected to carry
troops to Poland.
Forest fires are doing much dam-
age in the Yukon and in the Stone-
wall district of Manitoba.
' The Quebec Government, it is stat-
ed, will soon take over the control
of the trade in 'liquors..
Felix Willette of -Sarnia, subject to
fainting spells, fell headlong down
his cellar stairs and was killed.
A harmless foreigner, mistaken for
the murderer of a boy in Toronto,
was hotly pursued by the police.
Leo Diegel of Chicago led the golf-
ers at the United States open tour-
ney at Toledo with a card of 71.
The degree of LL.D. was conferred.
on four of the Imperial Press dele-
gates by the University of Toronto.
Rain interfered with the -Toronto -
Reading gaine at Reading on Tues-
day. Two Barnes will be played on
Wednesday.
THURSDAY.
Office workers in Winnipeg are or-
ganizing a guild.
Six hundred deaths have resulted
from cholera in Kcrea.
The Toronto police force held its
first field day since 1915.
The Toronto baseball team broke
even at Reading on Wednesday.
Bolshevist Commissars are form-
ing Soviets in captured Polish towns.
Sir Marten ',von the Dominiou
Handicap at Port Erie on Wednesday.
Delegates to the Imperial Press
Conference inspected Toronto's har-
bor work.
Following an accident in Toronto a
motor truck driver was charged with
negligence.
Baldwins,' lenplate rolling mills in
Toronto will commence'production in
three weeks.
Lieut. A. Humphreys won the
Bankere' match at the Long Branch
rifle ranges.
The former kaiserine has had a
bad heart seizure and her sons are
at her bedside.
Ponzi, of Boston, leeseadmitted that
he served prison scrTtiTees in Mont-
real and Atlanta.,
The Ontario Veterinary A8SOCitt-
tion opened Its 43v. annual conven-
tion in Toronto. -
Soldieis under command of D'An-
nunzio have attacked the Norwegian
Consulate at Fiume.
Most of the niece Rupert are bri-
gade has been dismissed and reorgan-
ization fs progtteseing.
The IT. S. motor boat Miss Anterica
won the Harinswofth Trophy by win-
ning Wednesday's race, •
M. J. Shearin's 'Buffalo rink won
the Lalor Trophy in the international
bowling tournament Wednesday.
A4ctaoi
outteniottphouiseannioo
d persons wersonendsaant-
tened oe high jump.
purse of $399 is being awarded
for trials of speed at the Exeter
Fair. '
Dancing
and
Music
ite anima side Of the mitaege
it of people =not be satielled bY
Free Libraries, Gynniaahuns, Play -
grenade, etc. The love of Ineefeing the
healthy ,body to the Ythen of musk'
in some form of dewing is en IR -
born peculiarity ot the average Mira
and woman; with liquor and Judea-
-mit Musk; however, duces may 40
more harm than bacteria. It *path-
etic to see in our large kraus and
cities young men and women nob
to some dance ball to satisfy $
desire for amusement.
People who have treedup their
Strength in Danleing, Late HOW*,
atoll Foods or have, perhaae looked
tap long upon the Wine when it wen
Red and !have let Old John Barley-
corn sap their vitality win bed a
boon in the use of
in automobile accidents in Toronto Hacking's Heart,and Nerve Rentdy.
on Wednesday.
The Chicago White Sox are one Itt Wig dlePel that tired feeling.!
game behind Cleveland, leaders in the
American League.
A road map of the sky for all Can-
ada is to be issued by the Air Board
within a day or two.
The Lord Mayor of Cork and ten
of his associates were arrested on
Thursday while attending a Sinn Fein
court.
The Toronto baseball team defeat-
ed Jersey City in two games Thurs-
day, the scores being 5 to 0 and
2 to 1,
The steamship Niagara, from Bor-
deaux was held up at quarantine at
New York Thursday on suspicion of
having typhus aboard.
"Jock" Hutcbinson equalled his re-
cord round of 69, made Wednesday,
at the U. S. National open golf cham-
pionship Thursday morning.
SATURDAY,
London has been made the public
health centre for western Ontario.
Peter Donovan of Toronto Satur-
day Night has been offered a London
position.
"Ted" Ray. of England. -won the
open golf championship of the Unit-
ed States,
Eddie Rickenbacher -won the Buf-
falo Cowrir handicap at Fort Erie
on Friday.
A thousand harvesters left St.
John, N.B: for the West by special
C.P.R. train.
The Leafs defeated Jersey City by
4 to 2 while Akron was beating Bal-
timore 10 to 1.
The Railway Commission finished
hearing argument for joint tariffs and
will give its decision soon.
A drop in mices of foodstuffs is
officially predicted in the United
States as a result of big harvest.
The Sinn Fein have secured copies
of the British seer& cable code and
of the King's own private code.
John A. Musgrove of Boissevain,
Man., was fatally injured when the
horses attached to his binder ran
away.
Wm. Lacey of Niagara Falls was
crushed to death when caught by a
cable at construction work at Twin
Falls.
Huron County Temperance Asso-
ciation will seek the suspension of
the Canada if emperance Act in the
county.
District No. 9 of the Ontario Medi-
cal Association held a meeting on
board the Northern Belle, steaming
on Lake Nipissing.
An elevator man in Toronto is
charged with manslaughter. A young
woman stepped on the moving eleva-
tor and was killed.
The International Seamen's Feder-
ation will enforce demand for a 48-
hour maximum week at sea and a 44 -
hour week in port duty.
Cardinal Mercier will open the
Olympic Stadium by celebrating mass
In memory of the soldier -athletes
who died in the great war.
MONDAY.
A boy was killed by a fall in his
father's barn near Agincourt.
A British manufacturer stated. that
woollen prices will fall no farther.
The Lord Mayor o! Cork, under ar-
rest, has gone on a hunger strike.
Two men were arrested in Toronto
Sunday following a motor accident.
Four hundred persons were drown-
ed in the recent floods in Saghalien
Island.
The Daily Warder and the Weekly
Post of Lindsay are to cease p'ablica-
tion September 1.
Four persons were injured in an
nauto colission on the La.ke Shore
road near Toronto.
Alexis Daoust of St. Polycarpe,
Que., died at St. Henri, at the age of
101 years 8 months.
The Polish-lanssian battle line ex-
tends from Roumanian frontier to
the Prussian border.
Writs for by-elections in East El-
gin and Yale, B.C., will, it is expeet-'
ed, be issued early this week.
The Railway Conemission granted
the applieation for an increase In
through rates, except on coal and
coke.
W. H. Coates, son of Rev. H. H.
Coates, D.C. of Japan, has been
chosen Rhodes Scholar for British
Columbia.
Two prisoners, named Briggs and
Hilton, escaped from Kingston Peni-
tentiary in Warden Ponsford's auto-
mobile.
Paul Benneft won the National
singles tennis title and Mrs. Bickle
the ladies champotship at Winnipeg
on Saturday,
Brampton put Maitlands out of the
running for the O.A.L,A. senior
championship when they beat them
Toronto on Saturday by,8 to 3.
At the Olytnpio games Sunday- Pon-
tOn ot Toronto was seeond lit his heat
of the 100 metres, Coaffee of Win -
Moog third in his heat, Phillips, of
Toronto, unplaoed in the 800 ntetres,
and Thompsert. Saskatchewan, and
Kennedy, MeGill tniVersitY, unplae,
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at Granton, as I am still selling
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thousand feet.
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bone dry at $63.00 per M.
Try our Asphalt Slate Surface
Shingles at $8.50 per square.
Plenty of B. C. Red Cedar Shine
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