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JNO, SUTHERLAND & SONS
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IAdvertising Rates
AUCTIONEERS,
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Queen's Park Gossip
llataru, s i,„pulatlon, according lu
1i:titres of the registrar -general s de-
rlt en , increased by 100,2S5 Iron)
1913 to 1910 (n this increase u9,-
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1,"too... a l • r,,1s;i of J�I r.., ,•7N7•.iji
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Guiuc'a pigs d1/ n„t e'nlnc Cruor tiuin- t, o. AU'FElt 1'111' HAD KINIsIil,:ll THE 1'1)1'1;*, bl Ilea of
near, nor art. they Pigs,
lraiuiug is 1Jle 11/.4 ubininabp•, wr x'uldd 11„t tvnul rrul , ' t n
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A The dienleler of the dill of -nit I et f
li.•ei �'.r irrt ti Mate,
RiI Our Graduates are Bat�sfled ands '"P+� l eec �edl(n( a
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•,./torn L.df have to get tl eefe elf t .rte„- - et
"altogether" costume for :ome time, e fie' �/,'•', Yom" *
the ladies' Aid Socletv of the B:t1- a / { �: 0
fist church f (', t v � .•:sr.!>• i.�/.II.c(?., d A� ,.P -r;..
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r•, I 71AYS •. 1'1:1 tli.s or u
-I clnppi•nntiun, r (,t`17 mart than 1x111,, In 1'11.1
f 3• hd• I + •i• h (••t, # •i, l q J•d• Fd•-; •;•d• i..t.1.1 there were. 21,24 5 marriages while
in Lae, it arem ur , t I 1 1 Ir }, uu ur fru U•,1/.• ( ,
vl, 1 1 LnL' nue UCd•e" 1', •0,•1.4,14,
i•1/ tae' lay lu 1/t, .eel. !, t'CCa\e•tt Slllet• 1'111, x'hlrh rear 1144 �.
141••' xl :h+e o r
in 1415 (here were 21,5oh told 1016
l :/'+dal aCiltils mYR319GiC#i. 23 lot . () e
k �N� 1 u hundred thousandgists is
( %r„p* y l ' ,g!..;....,1.....4,:: 4 � now the final of Ontario, . registered
�Wi�& t A^.?' ;(od operating motor ears. Of th(s
+tqx 1 M. 811101 /AIR- ' e1'aussea:; - I„dal, powered commercial vehicles
7 P e Start:dor, xoltritor. C�uueeyauoorr Dorsa Curio l.(otdu .<,: -re lord{ hat a very luta) proportion,
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NOL„t rrIblio, Ito. ulnee.-stowert s nlook Isar Pin ,,, m,' 1
1 don '•torn, n111D,;too Hutal ti.*i r .. r f - 1 Il I. ma m aichtly rxre,•dili t: lire per Cant L„
solinitur for Ina blottopobtau lJ auk. - ""' ' I in ; tax pl'Dee
I, tnu ,11 , s contribution to the total re"t�-
_ tiAt n is approximately eo,non, o.
WM. 5PElVCE 'rfrEthrgJ6:ff.Y 7l'�f^.ftrtES' 20 Per cant. Last year 78.19; cat•,
In all were licensed in the Provinee,
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER WALTON the year showing a growth of 28 per
or MARRIAGE LIICL('NSEb
dire In Tile Posit °Mee, Ethel. NA
Business GaLr•cis
JAS. ANDERSON. s•nl't t n expressed
T rereef '
TuGe•u it cent Complete figures for the cur-
14X1//,,,•1,•-:,... 1" R t l ; axproes.,, 1' :1/J PM fent year will mare than double the
Expinsr ,pra1lsxpre,•a.... I ;eV .in
.. aggregate for 1916, which was
bwh`oXFpEl7 52,359,
(twee hf-f 71/ ,t- M. and ti,a' I. M. Local Merchants' Opportunity
l i b we. -t • ),.::Ja and UV, / ra. 1/P y
All tiuuee/pang /rant c"uneet with ' it. at: lit conversation with a weekly floss.
nrrneeve r• ter (,wen `om£d, 1{1.,x.1 au(1 1 ; Pdperinan ;_I few dati ;eel the rePre-
(4 I1
I 141su.AI LAN I'''.' -e r, A lin o 1 Tothe hril
VE rER71V.1R'l SUF-1CCgN, `' ° ' the nPlltlun that fee day uC the town
HuoaOaa. r to ill. II a r,.•. oar.. of .ruder- �---�---- --. merchant had returned if he only real -
sen tar ,s. Lavery stau t( Lrua , lelepeune , -1•
Ne . aril t 2iCill
OR. wARCJI-AW
Honer graduate ar file Cllifirr, vetormary
Plonr stilt Etitol.
Uollego. Day owl inght rails. (thou app,, ats
Having Holidays
T. T. M'rI'AE' gr thin, could undersell the big fellow ou
three %Necks on their vacation and almost any ;trade. This seems to be a
M. B„ NI. C. P.. ,t S. O. supplies over the Phone or by mail.
,; n. IL., yitluR•r of L'ru-sok• well founded statement, for a few
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vee it, Ile pointed out the cost of do-
ing business in be big cities had mount-
ed so high during the pant three years
' that the departmental stores could nn
longer alleord to give real bargains any
The travellers of lite wh„lesa(e
more, but that the country merchant,
'the houses are aft for two 1/r whose costs have not risen in propor-
1 -tan burgeon, Aeorme eur
od)oe at --44t• nee•, , t ,, ite aleiville Cloaca,
Wino:, -t„•:1.
DR. J H. W * f TE, i3, A.
Pill's:WIAN AND rt'.
Urndnnto Toronto University vl ❑rd lvn,,•
8peeinl attention glvon to diseases of cluWre:a
and ott•iter•e.
Officer De. Dryans Old !nand
Phone 46 nru8sc18
20'4. Advance in Freight Rates.
Acting on a report Prepared by the
hoard of railway connnissioners, an
order -in -council has been passed in-
creasing freight rates to all amount
sufficient t„ sleet the increased oper-
ating eoxt imposed on the railways by
the new wage schedule. Tile inerease
will average about 20`;'x. The con-
sumer will pay the increase,
Do Some Trading
JAMES TAYLOR ! Reader, when you are preparing to As a result she bought her hay a stilt
Mme to tow's to do some trading, jest U the local store. This is an actual
Licensed Auctioneer For Rllren Co, I Pick up your home paper, glance at ; happening. But country merchants
Snhstnatlu»,wsnre+l ; ('enrgre muarrnte, I the advertising columns and set, who ! have got Into a rut and it is really
'Write or 'elnnhnnteifnot moven/Hit to eau• i „ anls the {rule. We gaurantee the., i doubtful if they will wake alp and take
M h Eraasers and North 1larun Plumes, „ill I save you nu,ucy The man who full advantage of the opportunities that
advertises certainty has inducements present themselves today. 'Fhe war,
weeks ago the wife of a wage-earner in
a nearby town warted to get a suit of
clothes for her little boy. She first
visited the Incal stores that sell that
class of goods, examinecl the quality
.ltd got prices. She sate aDl ad, of the
departmental store making a special
sale of boys' suits and she {vent to the
city next day intending to take advan-
tage of the bargain, In the depart-
mental store she found prices much
higher for a poorer quality of goods.
EM/.(}1tA Vti p. U.
to offer you or he wouldn't ask your which has turned everything upside
PROOOHOT, 81LLORAN & COOAE
Power advertising t the local mer -
to LAI and see him before buying, down, has created opportunities at
Using Hydro Po � {sets torn, By intelligent, up-to-date
ottrristors, Solicitors, Notartos Public, ' r I
newspaper
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&o. \ alunne Il, of ler Tenth Annual , chant, providing he gives value and
MeV un the Squnre, and flour from Llandlton , Report of the Hydro -Electric Power l lives tip to his advertising, can greatly
Street, Commisstol) shows that 143 Ontario I increase his business. Under present
notteition. oNT, municipalities are nolo using hydro I normal conditions, more so than for
Private funds to matt at lowest rates, power, their net debt being only 75 i years, the town merchant has his 0P-
w.PIIQnnFol,T,t{.t`. S,f,, $nt,L0,,AN per cent of the total plant value and i portunily to grasp what logically
n. <t, D. I`nottts the balance being cared for out of shoulct be his own.-(WalkertongTelt
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earnings. The accumulation of re- scope).
serves
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GOOD VALUE
is assured ss ed in every � offer'
In oft this
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store. Whatever the price paid,
we personally guarantee the
ed at
to be as represent. ,j -j- -1
at the time f ✓
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sale.
Ask to see c,
the new.. ._.•�
est pattern in
R. Wallace
Silver • r sr
EiFicET
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and surplus amounts to
$5,980,551.19,
Vindicate His Credit
� The printer's dollars -where are
they? A dollar here and dollar there,
scattered,
over vtr 1/t
Imerous small
towns
11 over ter ll,., country, nlry, mites and. miles s
11/ t holy shall they 1/e steered
together? Come here, ye truants, to
thy father's house ye are wanted.
'Come here in single file by columns
or platoon -so that the printer may
send thee forth again, to battle for
him and vindicate his credit. Read-
er, If you discover a stray dollar and
•a -half around your premises, send
him home tenderly, We have many
places to put him,
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y`.
DIAMOND RINGS �
WEDDING RINGS I
,j Let us shoo y oLt ULI r coin- T.
� plate line of Waaterman's
Mott! Fountain hens, anti t
(1011'1. forget that we have a
a toil lite of
I"�f8dc` its a.nd�
•h
4, Brownie Cameras $
•h
Jeweler and Optician, Wroxeloe i
N•.1.++,1'•1'•1•++.1•rheF.1••i,.1.4.1•h. 4.4,44.t.p .l•
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+. Because of scarcity of the substitutes
for wheat flour that are available in
Canada the Food Berard has deferred
the coming into operation of the regu-
lation requireg the use of one pound of
substitutes to every four pounds of
wheat flour, but elf must use one iU
f
o substitutes with every nitre pounds
of wheat flour,
Extensive alterations are under way
at the St. Marys pumping station where
all the steam apparatus is being scrap-
ped. A large reservoir will be con-
structed in the room of the power
house which sir now contains the boilers
for the fire protection,
Canada's revenue from April ist to
t July 10th totalled :$74,000,000, com-
pared with $64,000,000 in the caritas -
pending period last year,
Caterpillars on Trees,
Myriads r'
V rtes 1/r
a
lttr ill: '
p us are re-
ported to be climbing local shade
trees with the promise of doing a
recomureat ciendedeal f that the a trunkshes
ofthebeen
trees be painted with some sticky
substance as a preventative, In De-
troit, owners put stick fly paper a-
round the trunk, which is an ef-
fective means of combatting the cat-
terpillars.
May Cut Shade Trees for Fuel,
Action hits been taken by the In-
gersoll Council to protect citizens it
possible in the natter of fuel supply
for the coaling winter. immediate
action was deemed necessary owing
to the order of the Ontario Govern-
ment, which cuts off' the gas supply
from public buildings, stores and other
places. A committee Ives appointed
to investigate the fuel conditions and
report at the next meeting of the
council. Members of the council ex.
pressed the opinion that the shade
trees of the town might advantegeousiy
be reduced and hundreds of cords of
wood provided by the process,
local grocers etre now ordering their
Don't Lose Registration Cards
Parents whose children will reach
the age of sixteen within the next
month or so must take them to the
postolice and have them registered at
the earliest possible date. This pro-
vision of the Registration' Act is not
generally known. Parents falling to
have (heir children register, even if
they reach the age of ie only a mouth
or tR',
c after the present date, may be
subjected to much annoyance and
trouble, The Registration Act also
provides that persons who were too ill
to leave their homes before June 22nd
or were otherwise legally prevented
from calling at a registration office can
comply with the law by registering at
the postoffice As sows es they are able
to do so, The. losingof registration
n tglsir;l(iou
certificate, though fuck of proper per -
caution or care, may under certain
conditions, be. considered as a serious
offence and dearth with aeocrdiugly.
Alcyone losing his or her certificate,
must at once, not letter thio, the day
afer loss is discovered, Apply for {YEW
certificate at the post office, tinder no
conditions can anyone fail'to have fn
Ills ort• her possession a'certificate of
registration, as the law does not allow
anyone to supply meals, lodging or
transportation fealties to any person
Belgrave
Pux....CNTATtoN.- l)u llunlay even-
ing, 29th 1/h., the neighbor's and
friends, mmnibera of Knox church and
(tulle Helga 124 'N e'•
1 assembled R s )111x1
t tut the
1
hunlr 1/t John \\, Allison to hid Dor-
m -11 in 1 dain.1. M/180li ltlw axpeols
to go(1VPI'St,ilA sem ill', 11 was rip(•(•L-
eli {hal Pte,.1084.1111 I:. hanhtaf Mink]
be plesetL•l)ut he was (/rafted and on
the ocean when the gathering took
plare, and when Lite presentation was
matte \Vol. lhrllber itneeptid the gift,
on belmlf of his brother Jur, The fol-
lowing address was react by Miss E.
Annie Scott, azul the gilts presented
by ltlist Mary Cook
Co Joseph L, Dunbar ant Edwin J.
Af asa n.
Dmmt, 1 It1I2N1W ;
g As yin pot on the King's unifoln
and expert, 1„ join Iht, brave men in
blueope la tri lett le for the Fi eetonl
Land liberty of Ihr (/vinare peoples of
bee Woilil yen ori asstouhlrd here t"-
nighl, to I V111Intl you that we ale nut
firg1,1.1'nl rJ' Ler rari, that. it i, I'ur us
nnlong 01 hues Ilial. you will fight.
Fut• yetus, in fart. for all yam• life, it
hue Donn i n . privilege to know you in
genial friendship. Il, the vaiml Walks
of neighbor ly and social buten Emulate
y11uhave (moll Haired abundantly lo.
ward making life' pleasant in theeirele•
in 1v each we hive lnovrd, WEE li tad.
forget that it boo Ihr ental) Icarl nu•f-
1'irst
Vont. 11•IPny prrs•vare• steel 1/1x4•.•
err 1" tin• smo1/1•, ii.: •.dlrrling th:•
plea,:ultyents•made et:r�•rnhhelhruu It
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Is prcitarl'cl 1.0 pity tilt: a
)Ig )CSt coke for
Scrap [Iron, op
Rags, &c.
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I'I ghost price !mid. See m°
me before you sell, g
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Highest Cash Triol: for
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Live Poultryaed Hides
1Vrilr or Phone , 0
t• i hint (I'Ltc g
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SAM IIEINSTEIN z
g MILL liTliitJl;'1' l31iUSSl;I,S
er �,
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Tit •1T is Ilie our• gust 1•sl•oli/Ll, lu
Y InttN ytlUl' Moll/1111PM 111'IDIy
phtrad al posit toil, in ••11011 a nmy
that nothing Pan po,-,ibly injure it. 1
ulnevpeoially o,u,dnl in tin, purl of
my wmk--_ind eed iu all h1'anmltrs ot.
utinnunent building I /Lill s,tttsiit•ll with
111/111//,V,41//1'l 1/1' ter brsl rrstltl s.
Ally e I de•r P1111 us1 ad In uf,• iu 111)1
111eut'(itanit(• wank rill PrrriV1. 1110
aU entino far tvhimh Ihis shop in holed.
Na item loading to perfro 1/r mon t. tvill 11N nrgirmteti,
Brussels Granite & Marble Works
A. E. HERSEY, prop.
(4170p 2'3 --_I'1JtJN1S - lt•'-,t-1 YIrA' 21x
'P••1••1-1-1 •b-h✓,+6-•h•'r•1••r .1-t •hA••6'•F$•h•hd••hi•-h
yourneltnaiulanoo, your lri.o lsborte.
will, plc„•III to you Ibis ogurl. rmg
rountniu pm] and 11)irtat• and dr -i1(•
your arreplanee of tit• some. This
gift in pimmoiod as n .anuli tol(r,n „f
Ihr• high O,loNnl in whirl, you Cur
hold 11y your many f£ /rods. f1 iv r,u ,
th•elre that you taakr the fullest use or
(hero wherever yell only he lo•nled
ite it reminder of the old (1711 lira• Hod
We will assure you that uo will evNr
kern ,you in rundesL remondwiame
knowing that yr•u will do your duty
towards "malting illy world hare fat•
tie£1tr1oraey," Signed nn helutlf or
your many fryeods.
STANLL:Y t'oa)(,
O. f'T. 7'A1Lent.
13, 1311:tau CltN,
\Villins, Duuluu•, on behalf' of his
brother Pte. Joe Ihminte, who loft in
a {tram rm. icersras Finn, London,
,July 'Silt, was rrtrlpf1111e1'Pll by
ter (111111. P0111 /NV Iu1111ess
tend by Aliss Ilazel Taylor after
which
Aliss Jinni Geddes presented a
matt.poekrt Testament .:-
I)KAIt FRIEND �1Ve, ter Dietl/ er•s
f the Y. P. H. C. El., Kuru 01111(•11,
Helgrave. !take this, app/whinny of
meeting here this evening in a social
catty, not only to mgjny, your fellow-
ship hul to present you with this pork -
et 13thie as n fishnet, of Salvation and
a shield of Faith. \Ve wish to express
our shiver.. regret at p.m' dt,ptl•
ate rronn our midst. soul aur earnest.
wish Coal prayPi is that (}1/d will bless
yon in the pati, of ditty you have
Leen called to 1/o, form and Ming you
safely bark to ole' midst, that you
nuty again curry on the work. you
have enjoyed ill the past,
Signed on behalf or the 8nri1•l.y,
REV, A. AI, BoYds:
altss Etromer; (i1•:foras:
EARL ANDEatBUN,
Recipient made tt suitable reply,
mingled
with Ith feuh t
t d of emotion,
R
thanking
each i'"t thin hilt -nest
in
him toll his tveiiltl, Bell R
1 /Ellet{I II
assumed the chair tout all impromptu
program tats renderer, consisting of
instrumentals by hovel Taylor and
Jean Oeddes, Choruses and ttoo goad
songs by Jas. Taylor, Prof. Cook and
Dlr, Heenlpton, noted vocalists of Tor.
nntn, gave ❑Limhrl•H, Address.s tyle
given by P. \V. Hent t. nod lies• W. 11.
Ferguson, Clamem torr indelged in
and refreelimente sil't'ed, tlathering
broke up by singing ter National An-
them. Airs. James '1`itylor Was uc-
en
Ill Lil e . '
t Ll Im•
Ihnr•N '
F t nIn r
R•
Rev, Mr. Boyle toad family areaway
to their vantage for a month rtl Sa iible
b'nlis. 'They ttmt•u aeanntp,ulir(i 11y
Miss Turnbull, of Itoelc Island and
'Miss (Nurse) (J. Ferguson.
Alis, Campbell, of Aiolesw•urth, who
has spout a number or years ill the
Foreign Mission Heid in Italia, tool.
Lhr servire in livax rhnrrli.
Willie Van Cantp, ('Itat4es Cole,
(3ordotr Biggins and Lyle !topper
Witt, Mune kir a few days rr1/n1 Car.
lings Heights, Lorena, 'rimy export
to go overseas in rL shot t I fun', 'high
Kerr, .lie ihumbnr turd Jolla (iii halls
sailer, in Ihr draft 1/l' n fl'x' Irrl I(s ago.
\Vm wish nil eotinet•Ited O„d-peed.
1
o nary, Indiana. havhla: on'
received word that Its Nearly Lon, . � 4'1.
tribnlitm of clouting fur tier heathos 0
went down un a str.a/Milip which re- q
eently struck a mine-
w Stratford, Ont. and Wingharn, Ont.
A circus elephant was ret ntii `� otee'o1000ett4.6.0ese Otiv4¢0teoeto 4eoo4A 90 re , - �
cured of a severe cold by the follow- . 7a.o59ec.44d9tG: bB
int( method, The keeper placed a L
bucket of boiling hot vinegar In :1bast and then lied the latter rnugl,
about the indisposed animal's t1•1111v
s, that he was compelled .to inhale
the beneficial Comes whether be
wished W or not.
In asking the Tottenham mari..-
trate to agree to the transfer „f the
license of the King and Tinker pub
lic-house, Bull Cross, linhrld. he Par_
lice inspector said that the house IVA1
„vera thousand years old, and he
believed it to he the oldest licensed
house in ling/and.
Over 50 kinds of bark are now
used to manufacture paper', besides
banana skins, bean stalks, Pea vine,,
cocoanut fibre, elover and hay,
straw, fresh -water tweeds, sea weeds.
and over 150 kinds of grasses. Also
hair, fur, wool, asbestos; hop plants;
weeds; husks; and stems of Indian
coral; all kinds, of moss, sawdust;
:shavings; thistle; thistledown and
tobacco stocks. •
"Rugby -the world's most brutal
sport," is the title of an article ap-
pearing in a recent issue of the
Stockholm Daily News: "Rugby is
especially popular in England,
France, and America, but fortunate -
Iv enough no attempt has been made
to introduce the sport into the north.
For Rugby is the world's most ban-
ter sport,"
---610--
An English battalion possesses a
word of its own "Perlculous," derived
presunioty from the Italian "Peri-
colosq," meaning "dangerous." The.
Colonel was out with another olieer
in Flanders when a big shell burst
close to him, 'I call this very peri-
culous,' he said, on the spur of the
moment. Not that he minded at all
for he is always very cool; but he
had hit on a good word which stuck,
Mr, Balfour's participation in the
great choral tribute to the "Old
Army" at the Albert Hall recently
proved that the burdens of states-
manship have never diminished his
enthusiasm for music. Whilst fully
appreciof the modern schools,
his real atlove is for the older masters,
t )
1ar Ictart v Handel, el of
whose works
's
y
Ile possesses sasses one of the finest col-
lections in the world.
Much has been heard of the
princely incomes of some of the
Welsh coal miners and coal rippers,
who can, and do, earn up to $70 a
week, and now an award of the 'Com-
mittee of Production, discloses that
almost fabulous wages are being
paid to ship constructors and ship-
wrights engaged at the Welsh ports
on the Bristol Channel, It is shown
tilat in some cases es !1/e
it have 1 a @ Y0C i
e wed
as much as 5140 each for one weeks
work.
It
army is
fought )in YItaly,ll and ce awonnglis
thie
Battle of Maida over the French,
Napoleon had vowed to conquer
Sicily, and pushed on into Calabria.
But the English forces for the de-
fense of Sicily prepared to deal a
blow on the mainland. A force of 5.-
000 men landed in the Bay of St.
Euphemia, and the battalions of the
French fell before the bayonets of
the British. Napoleon's hopes were
shattered at a stroke.
It has been suggested in 'England
Listow4t that soldiers who had been blinded
in the war might find suitable brides
among girls who were physically s1/
unattractive otherwise to be destined
t,isl,lx'e•I, trete rnnv•rnl„d 1/t I,s „«,,I I to celibacy. But the "Eugenics Re-
nl'srliue;: liyn„rin {/clank,.• „I ,„„ view" notes that of 206 blinded !melt-
f17r1' :he 011lrn f• TInIP,lnio,, A01. elors entering St. Dunstan's hostel
The oreoetsiimEE ntorlll+ti rm ,6111\..• fifty -live had entering
since their
disablement and almost without es-
cepliou their brides had been "unuse•
alley good-looking."
--See--
Cases of neurasthenia among wo-
men have decreased lifts, per cent in
England since the war, says a report
of the Chelsea Hospital for women.
"Women are so busy on tear work
that they have no time to devote to
imaginary ailments," it asserts,
"They are not half so Interested in
their health as they were. Almost all
cases we now gel need skilled treat-
ment, whereas before the war a large 1
proportion were mild cases of
nerves.' "
'.tui(' (11,A/48, 1114'11 hl•nlhr)s, Anevi
ami loony K,esn, the hi. met, or the
31•11 t'un, of \Violet., ilii. 1,111..1' or
lash III rind. c.111.11 x1{11 Ihi. (),,.1
nelmbrai„n. 'lehe lw„ Im„I h, rs et
/Wars 81/1+1 I gnnr by I le ulns, h, 111
hal l/VS tthireLbOyrarrilvlt(ith Il01/1
ce111.s a glass tvas I he ph t i.g". \rens
W164 fhaod $1(10 rill $Iii r este. I''vl,y,
was charged a like amoton hot in hi,
(n t4(' the elnetH were $17. The chat gmtt
Wort: laid by TnxpN,tm V. H. l:Ninit,
Trowbridge
Miss Reid, AIilibeith, is a gm el et
the honm of het uncle, Horn v Aluo1 r,
It
Nv, It J.
Vn'1
1 Ur 1 wir
k Myth, 111 st-
rived lard week I" spend it few heli•
dere,
Thepitltinilegaden pmfy held on
r\T r.i1Tr•CilYtk•'HIu,y11 tuns
yet 3. stirnrs-
Ittl, both Ilntulrinlly and nlhrrtwisti.
Aliss SIrIhL Mr('rttr, of ion ham, {..-
turned In her home after sPrnliing
several /weeks at the halal• of 11.1•
gra/alp/m.011, U• Omens,
MIA. e
. T
C. J au'ksi
n Calgary, IL Ili l' mid Mksbldrut
0011:, Ditnphirl; Mom also Arise
howl Code, high Nelms.] timelier of
Omar, Hank,, lu, all holidaying al the
parental home.
It Ey. 'I', 1Vesl•y and Mrs. Meier:,
fleenwall, and also Rev, U, AV, De -
&VW. (Iosrn-1, NI. A , Hryn ostnn, were
spending a rew days at the former's
parenlait bonne,
Put a+little coal oil on the refuse pito
it will stop af,e flies, which carry dis•
ease,
Soldier's in France are not the on-
ly People who pin their faith on
charms and talismans, Prima don-
nas have hoards of such treasures.
Atte. i
t e. Patti andMt. Mill ln � • ,•
'
,t with
other of their gifted sisters, are said
to have specialized in pen -nibs which
have signed reprieves on the war-
rants of the eoedenmed. Reports as-
cribes three such strange treasures
to Patti, two from Queen Victoria
and one from Queen Isabella of
Spain.
in tete first half of July, (1,eie re-
cruits were obtained for the Cauadivr
forces, as against 7,508 for the hast
half of June, ,
•
NE:N � [[ NOTES OF SC IF,NCE
l J t f t it ala' ICL a•ked h,�,,,u,
� rlc s del like o, ease s.,ng. („
:- t tsiih,
/PA 111 t. thv new 'tar tax matches;
.1 I ,•, t3 vent,: a IN,: iho,:
c II1 1•:• pulyhased for S teat t 141.:
Ps'i• t • the , a,r
1 he tall term of the IinU,t/school
it I uuner.e vrill opte Tuesday
lr I 1 trd
111 e,ll
A (t ed Jutrer stthat the /Sr.!'
coldest for
th.-. pernal :ince iBGn
11 1/•e than 25,onu nqu t'..dluns ,d
t •I 1r1ne are prudrnel iu the w'orht
et,.r. are the ;!rhea `•tater: leading
all the other nations
an Littlish inventor'; sharing soap
is pact ed in ,,,seen howls s,l that J
Clip is not needed :Mt! the Imwts earl
bu thren:n away sit ••1 emptied
The xar has boomed the lead pencil
industry Ed Japan,
The so-called brim pipes are made
of laurel r„„l.
�'
r -1/j rel) n s-•
�.1'�1:..
a,
'la:
tier lix,- Ill, ...r:;.,- 1 .. '1.1e
1'IIe old ad rte about St Swithin's ' t :Le, 7,,,- to .he
Day weather has been proven untrust- '''' I'`I ' ' • "mt rap Il, • L"k7'''ra1iu11
w,prthy. I r,:, •t I I,rra;,nn Act
I'he Walions outnumber the Nem- ' 'I" " ; . r. -,:,, •,..IY
ish In Belgium, though they /{coupstui out
les; land, .. 11 ,11.._ lit
'Phe Proprietor of a lar;e hotel in tf1 •.'i ,„ r,; ra-
mie of the leading cities keeps a Nig„'n a , u,._ :; t;> , I:r(
truck of chickens on the roof of the t,'o ' "- rhe
building, { ., . ma die
The hardest paten at all common is ,. ' :11.1., is
California's Trachycarpus exceisue. ' ''t
known as tine windmill palmm. Not
alone is it hardy in withstanding tory "-"
temperatures, ,
P but i is t tough 1- and will I
endure rough treatment, but boxed ' t ' ' •• ''�
it is not a success, say those who ' ''' '
know,One out of every four males, all the ' '. 1'' ''" ',. tee lr•,.'
way from birth to ninety years, is the
army man -power of the British Isles,
A new telephone cable has been
laid connecting Windsor and Detroit,
at a cost of $5300.
Sir Robert Falconer, president of
the University of Toronto goes over:.
seas to the Khaki University.
A large cargo of relief supplies is
to be despatched from the United
States to Russia at the earliest possible
momen.
Agitation
continues 1 e throughout
the
pies!: of Canada for
the ret ,
urn of tine
cabin ministers from London to Ot-
awa, the stat el government for Can-
ada, and where the ministers can do
inure good than they can by being
feted in England,
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tessvI ac t1/. o : Ia,.:. Thet'a .seas'
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still b. in1111T, . y doss v
ports to s ,ty .a: :ma r, •e
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A Newspaper Bargain - -
Fp THE
Farine15
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Midsummer Special
TIlli Posa'r is inn puni-
lion to atfer renidents of this nee:
tints as rrlt bargain in 11/0 wary or
newspaper,:. \\'r hay, run+'luded
nn ar•rnnget11e111 with The Family
Herald and \Veek1y filar +.l' lluut•
r,ei, by tyltichwt. (Nib offer thitt
gloat \Vvoldy and 11111, Pool' until
domino y ler, IOW, for 11,,,scull
stmt of •$1 nil in .)hewer.
Tho Pao diy Ilerdd pit Itli,liorn aro
oft'orim; rine Of lea ikon for Nor Itr•.r
sttggosti„ns N, intleruyt• ten.( paper
+0111 1111' Offer Is open la tell iln t rud-
ors. (h•d••rs fat lllr bwa impel*
ilial• 1, tefr at nllb, of '1'{11? rtos'r.
.111(1,,111, ,•I•+Tin• 11.10;4 !total('
for balance, f Ip14.
AND OTFIERS :
If wanting to buy limeetu•ant, ae
nett Cost Prier as p„:.>ihlo rat "o
1110 prrnon:elly'. N- 1/Ned n( p,Lv-
ing an agent ani it td Lt;etll to
drive ter to•,dn nogg 1011014,
W1Jir11 51,11 d„ fl' lnying fr"tti
thorn. (,Cil (t1/• Alel1„rnlir k , ud
or leo Ir:tNrnntirnai Hiu•ol'
numts, :Cud Oliver Plow,, OiY 1;11 -
gnu, and Tt.erinrs. Cali on me
and say.• big mone).
MPRe - Ethel, nt.
Flare to attend -
Western Ontario's
Popular Exhibition
Full Programme of Attractions twice daily
Two Speed Events daily Fireworks each night
Great Pure Food Show in Process Building
Plenty of Music, Education, Entertainment and Midway feltorrinaont
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ISTililt FAIR
LONDON CANADA
Sept. 6th to 14th t 91 e
N.B.-New automobile entrance car. Dundee, and Egerton. Sts. Admin.
sion $1, covers auto and driver, including paridna. of cat:
Price List, Entry. Forms, Application for Space, and all
information from tho Secretary
Lt. -Col. W. M. Gartshore, Prssisfsef A.111. Httnt, Sccrpfnry
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