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stops altogether, '^!- , •
We can turn a watch like that
into a useful timepiece°againfor
very little money,'
We would, take it apart -
clean it thoroughly, put it
together, and band it back
to you as good as new. '
Repairs sent by mail will have
our earliest attention, We will
return it to you by mail postage
prepaid by us.
W. R. IIEL LVAR
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
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Provincial Tax Direct
New Taxation Will be Inaugurat-
ed by Ontario Government
Shortly.....
Toronto, July 15 -That the Pro
vince'of 0htario is about to inaug-
'urate new taxes in the shape of
direc'I•' provincial taxation„ for the
MIUMMINVANII
In Timesof Peaee
111 Tinses of War.
Your Ey
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The' More
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serti
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yo
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put
off •
Is Essential uttipea:tmonth, the less(sales
y'au are likely to make the ,
1 month,
CLINTON. VOTER'S, LIST,
The Ctiptoe Voter's Lists than
way issued the e first' part of the
Irlonth\ contli.ts• 694 names- subtle-
Aided.- as follows, Parti 1, 188, pert
1I, 329,' P.0 t3, 77 There are 326
competent to serve as jurors,
P-Dviabrr� STNG
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Failing Vision -an enemy see
to comfort and pleasure -can er
be nursed into normal condi
Lion bylasses that -accur-
ately foe, g
glasses
ground
jusbed-meet 'the necessary
ufre cut eta i m s ,
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Tobeatwarwith your
eyes
is taking a dangerous chance
-a condition that ;need not
exist,
Avoid all such folly by �
wearing glassesithat will n
sure hat piness and content
ment.
A. J. 'Grigg
Jeweler and Optician
Issuer 'of Marriage •
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Licenses
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Town and Country
LSINGI 'I'AI.VIA B. ,
Mitchell Council is using! Tarvia
B +en 'their macadam roads with
good success. Clinton Council
should ,go down tied cee whata
finish it makes to the roads Our
roads need atop finish Ito save
them. '
SAFETY FIRST.
When closing up house for the
summer, floor ort props, furniture
Polish or oily rags should either
be burned or put where: they will
not cause fire from spontaneous
combustion. This: advice comes
from Conservation
WHAT, ABOUT ELECTION( DAY?
Tho question of holding muni-
cipal elections on New Year's Day
may, now be considered by every
Council previous to ; the 15th of
November, the latestl date on
which a by-law providing therefor
can be passed in, any, year• The
nominations would be on the( 23rd
December and the elections on 1st
of January. If either day falls on
a' •Sunday, -the following day is
substituted. The Eby -law, when
passed, would remain \in force
from year to year until repealed.
Toronto has found New :Year's
day quite aetirable for the elec-
tions, why not other municipali-
ties,
MINOR LOCALS.
purpose( of providing the( revenue
which is required to cover large
provincial undertakings, Ss evi-
dent dent, ficin the appointment of a
department' of taxation', underi the
provincial treasury, with J • T,
White as commissioner of taxa-
tion The commissioner was a
member of the{ firm, of Miller,
Ferguson, and, 'Hunter and enters
on his new duties next week.
Just how far the taxation will
go is', a matter .of policy, which, it
is underst'oodl has not yet been
determined but thr probability is
that for a time, at any rate, it will
be mainlined to the taxation of
corporations.
Aud.
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NatiOnai
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TORONTO
Sept.
13
$150,000 l APTMC ions° $150,000
"PATRIOTIC YEAR"
Model Military Camp
Destruction of Battleships
Battles of the Air
MAMMOTH ,
MilitaryDisplay
MARCH OF
FTHE ALLIES
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Farm under Cultivation
Millions in Livestock
Government Exhibits
THRILLING
Naval Spectacle
REVIEW OF THE FLEE11:
GOES TO SARNIA
Mr A. 1., landwin, former 'editor
of 'the 'Blyth Standard 'ar d Gode-
rich Signal hate gOme to.Sarnia where
he is taking 'ovc_ the Sarnia Post
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make( for ams 1£ a good place in
newspaper Work in the Tunnel
city.
CIVIC ' 10LID,9Y AUG' 4TH,
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'Mayor Jackson has proclaimed,
Wednesday, August 4th, as Civic
Holiday 05 'the 1Fireman :and
Krltiq Band expect to take in the
'Firemen's tournament at Thorold
that, day,
A DRAWING CARD.
Thd New Era received, the local
Entrance results [Friday ri}'omning
a2 el at oncq posted !them' up to
the delight Of the successful pus -
pits It certainly( was a drawing
card
CASE DISMISSED
Last 'Friday night] Police Magis-
trate Andrews' had One of our eft
mens up before hips charged with
driving, his auto) ata speed exceed
ir.g 15 miles in lam The evi-
dome did not bear outs the
charge and the ease was dismissed
Barris -tel; Best, of Seaforth appear
e1 for the •defeedent; and Chief
Police Wheatley[ bad charge for
the Crown This will be a lesson to
auto drf vers; that they; can't drive
at an excessive speed, •
NEARLY DROWNED.
Whiles attending the Anglican
picnic at 18ay' field last Thiu-sclay
the' 4 year blck son of Mr" George
Taylor, of town, was in paddling
wheif he was taken; Off his feet
and was going down the cthi.d
time, when Mr) William Churchill,
of thd 16th con, Goderich Town-
ship, saw him and tatter running 10
'or 15 rod4 waded 'ouic and caught
the your gstser. It'• was a close
shave. for the! wee: chap.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
On Tuesday night Bro W. Moore
assisted by_ Bros Bros. Webber and
Chapman, installed the new officer
hetd their chairs at the I 0. 0.F.
lodge. Folio wing are the officers
5 ,P.' G.-Bro. G.E. Hall. (
N G,-Bro, J, Mulholland. ,
✓ G,--Bro: F. Watson
Rec -Sec.-Bros H, Alexander
Fin'-Sec.-Bro, J. Wiseman.
Tress •-Bro[ H. B. Chant.
Warden --Bros Mex. Cudmore
Conductor-Bro. W. Moore
O G.-Bro. H. Kerr
I G,-Bro. W. T. OneiI'
R S. N. G.-Bro. Geo. We bber
L S. N. 0.-Bro. G.'Howes
R Si V. S.--Bro. R. Miller
L S. V. G,-Bro, A. Lawson
R S. S.•-Bro, W. Ha He'llyar
L S. S.-Bro. T. Monoghan
Chap- Bro, J. Sutter
'Furnish the New Era with the
Lames and 'addresses of your nisi-
toes
35cents pays for the New Era to
any addres4 in Oenadt until Dec.
31, 1915 Tell the good News to
everybody.
'Half ,of July( is gone( •
Is' ' your name on the Voters'
List%
Anothett month or so( and Civic
Holiday. Thus time speeds:
Despite the success of last year's
fly-swattting campaign, there are
enough survivors tosuggest the
advisability of another one this
summer.
I•t'9 a little early for the green
apple pie, but 'the' season for green
apple colic has been officially
opened.
CLINTON DEFEATED ZURICH
f3 1;ian Art Treasures
Ceeatore's Famous Band
Biggest Cat and Dog Show
W AR TROPHIES
Field Grain Competition
Greater Poultry Show
Acres of Manufactures
One Thousand
and
One
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New T
slip s to See
On Monday night the baseball boys
from the south came up their return
match with Clinton and suffered a defeat
by a score of 8-6. Frank McCaughey CLINTON 2 SHOTS UP.
had 11 strikeouts to his credit while L.
Hoffman could only get 4 Clinton bats- Three rinks of Blyth Bowlers autoed
men to swing at the ball. Ray Rurnball down Tuesday night and had a friendly
carried off the batting prize by getting 2 game with the Clinton Bowlers. The
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Tuckersmith woe, of ' brield with, metallic roof,
o'rth End -Miss Elio Eight of and was built, many years ago, by
Mn who='f meal
(own-
,
Stoneman, ox
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crow, Es rax, Co ' is the guest of ed the faun The Insurance on
2n cousin Mrst Whitfield Crich. tire( house wan small only ;17,,000 -
which will go but a short way to•
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KIppen
Mils Anna Dinsdale and Mr. Herbert
Whiteman have returned to Toronto af-
ter spending a pleasant visit with friends
here
The Misses Petrie have, taken a cot
tage in Bayfield for the'suinmer,
returningto
his
is
Mr. Ed. Cuomo
ie
M.
home in Halkirk, Alta., this week.„ All
his old friendsare pleased to see him look
so wells ' ”
Mr, and Mrs Robt. Dinsdalere
are
home again after a visit to the Panama
and San Diego Expositions. They report
haying a splendid time.
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The Methodist and Presbyterian Sun-
day Schools held their annual picnic to
Jewett's grove, Bayffeld,last Thursday.
A very pleasant time was spent.
Londeshoro
Miss W. Lyon, Edna Lyon and Annie
Braithewaite have been attending the
Sumpter School at St. Thomas.
Miss Irene Weir of Hamilton spent
last week with Miss Maud Lyon
Mise Currie,Deaconess at Montreal
real
visited Mrs. . Lyon last Tuesday.
The Londesboro branch of the Wom-
en's Institute are having a picnic in Mr.
Ernest Adams bush on Lonclesbora civic
holiday Thursday August 5th every body
welcome come and bring your basket.
This letter was received by the Ladies
Institute.
The President
The Women's Institute of Ontario
Londesboro, Ont.
warder replacing the buildaaig. As
Mr and Mrs, BuchanYan had son
killed' by accident a ' shoat time
ago, much;; sympathy is Telt, for
them in this second misfortune,
Saurus erns(( ; I
There was a coo attendance Fat the
$ $ da
peningof the n sic' u e it Sun
n U lie
r
A $ C. ,
G .ff
lay evening last - and, fir'S'spects ,are good
or a large congregation for the coming.
undays. Rev, Mr. Moulton we's• given
hearty welcome.
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Dear Madan( -Among the large num-
of cases unpacked by us this last week - is
a consignment from your society I ant
directed by the ladies committee to say
that the things received from you are
not only' of a very high ..order but most
'useful and beautiful packed. We some-
times receive cases with no list or any
indication of the numbers of the contents
which makes the counting and sorting
of the things in our books more difficult
than it need be
You may have noticed that the Bri-
tish war office has requested that for the
present no more comforts other than
socks and handkerchiefs be sent to the
front and we are storing our ,garments
for the summer season we forward to the
fronton an average of 10,000 pairs of
socks a month and large quantities of
handkerchi, is you would scarcely
believe the hugeconsignments
of tobacco, candies chewing
gum, soaps, stationary games outffts etc.
which go to the men at the front. This
association has equipped and maintains
the Queen's military ho, pital at Shorn-
cliffe, This hospital was Beachborough
Park the residence of Sir Arthur Mark-
ham who presented it to this association.
Sir Wm. Osler and Dr. Armour are the
chief surgeon and- physic;an we are at
present adding two new wings to the hos
pital which will give us extra 100 beds
we have at present from all parts of the
Dominion, Canadians and their splendid
patience and courage makes us proud of
them,
In a letter received from Queen Mary
after thanking the Ladies committee she
OLSONS NOT VICTIMS.
Thd following item was • taken
from the London papers, on Tama.
day and credited from Woodstock
-At Grass Lake, Alta, a few weeks
ago, the cyclone which struck that
place killed a person; by the name
Olson„ and hie wife. A's, Mr. and
Mrs 0 laf Olson, formerly of this
city, had moved to (that( district
it was th•oughtl here (that( they
were the .victims of the accident.
Ir, fart, a number 'of papers pub-
lished obituary Lotiicest of Mr., and
Mrs' Olaf Ols'o'n,s and on °their re-
ceipfl 'of papers fronn this city
which', they receive regularly none
were) more surprised tha they to
said notices, In •answer to a letter
of condolence to one of the, sons
of the supposed victims, an an-
swer Was received here today that
a mistake had been made, and
that the family from here was alive
and well. The newts• was gladly
Ircceived by numerous Woodstock
friends,
Porter's 11111
• Miss Alda McDonald of Detriot is
visiting at her mother's '
Mr. Wm. McClusky of South'Chrolina'.
is visiting in the neighborhood.
Miss Lucy Cooper of Clinton ` spent
Sunday with her friend Ruby Totter.,
Ruby and Pearl Potter are visiting in
Woodstock.
Miss Annice McPhail. of the London',
Road is at home for a few days.
Minnie McDougall of London is spend-
ing a few days in the neighborhood. '
Miss Mae Lindsay of Goderich is
spending her holidays at home.
Miss Viola Bennett of Goderich visited
with her friend Miss Mae Lindsay over
Sunday.
Miss Minpie Proctor of IIolmesville
spent a few days a Wes Vanderburghs.
Mrs. Lorne Elliott of Winnipeg called
on friends in the neighborhood on Mon-
day.
Stanley
Miss Grace McInnis,' of Detroit, is
visiting at the hone of Mr, Hugh Mc-
Gregor at present.
Mrs, Jas, Mustard, of Chicago, is vis-
iting friends here. She is the guest' of
Mrs. D. McEwen
Mr- and Mrs. Pentland, of Ashfield,
visited at the home of Mr. Thos, Baird
at the end of last week.
NIr. Thos. Brown and wife, of Blyth,
visited at the heme of Graham Bros. last
week.
A number from the Second attended
the Oddfellows picnic in Bayfield last
Friday. All had a very, enjoyable clay.
The cottage prayer meeting at the
home of Mr. William Taylor, on Monday
evening was well attended. A profitable
hour was spent.
Brussels
The Red Cross Circle has provided a
cot in the Duchess of Connaught Hos-
pital at Bliveden. England, and will
furnish it for a year 81 necessary. Sev
enty-live dollars was remitted for this
purpose, and still there is more to
follow.
Brussels Tennis Club will play
Mount Forest next Monday at Harris -
ton, Tuesday. If they can trounce
the former they stand a good show to
go into the finals of the western com-
petition at London,
Rev. A. J. Mann, of the Presbyter-
ian Church, is away for six or eight
ihweeks' holidays,
Therefore if ask toconcentrate all our present
encrges on te hos
s us conte 1 ra pitale a's. Mullett
Charles Stewart had the misfortune to
lose a valuable mare last week,:
Mrs. Harry McCool and Mrs.'" Alberi
your Institutes are so kind as to continue
their interest in the efforts of the associa-
tion. I might say that for the next '
REDUCED RAILWAY RATES
FROM ALL POINTS
long 2 -baggers. Only one base on balls.
was given and Stickley was able to get,
that. Clinton bad 6 men left on bases
and Zurich 4. Following was the line-up
and score --
Zurich R. O.
How
aid c 1 4
C. Hoffman 2b
0 4
Brown lb 1 2
L. Hoffman p 2 2
Fritz s s 0 3
Kalbtleisch 3b 0 4 .
Edighenoffer cf 1 1
Eilber rf 0 4
C. Hoffman if 1 3
6 27 ,
Clinton R. 0.
W. Johnston cf .2 3
Forbes 3b 1 3
Mairs If 0 4
Hawkins c 3 1
Rumballlb 2 1
McCaughey p 0 '3
Matheson s s : 0 4
B. Johnson 2b 0 : „3
Stickles rf 0 . 2
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Zurich -000200310-6
Clinton -30202100x-8
Harry Twitchell was the umpire !le
Clinton side, C•N '
game was close and many exciting ends
were played. Skip Hovey was 4 up while
o
Skip Roberton was down four which
made those two rinks a tie. At the end of
the 17 end third rink was a tie 15 all
but Dr. Axon's rink won out over Dr.
NcTac art by
2 shots, The players and
r s
sco e were;- •-
Blyth
Clinton
Stewart Johnson
Carthew Dr. Shaw
Robinson Morrish
Robinson skip 16 E. Hovey skip 20
few months socks and hospital supplies
will be very useful sheets should.be 116
inches instead of 110 inches on ccount
of the new surgical beds which have been
installed. In thanking your Institute we
would be extremely grateful if you would
spread the above information in your
neighborhood. With grateful thanks.
Sincerely Yours,
Eleanor McLaren Brown,
Hon. -Secretary,
Ladies Committee,
C. W. C, A.
McVittie McEwan
Elder Gregg
Beese Ball
Dr. Allison skip 17 Roberton
Somers Wiltse
Sims Miller
Denholm Hovey
McTaggart skip 15 Axon
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Bayfield
L. 0. L., No. 2t, Bayfield, spent the
12th at Lucan, and were accompanied
by a number from the village
Dr. Atkinson and wife, of Detriot,
spent a few days the past week with
his family at their summer ,residence,
on the Terrace
.Messrs, William Mustard and John
Tippet spent a few days the past week
at Port Huron and Marine City, going
by gasoline launch
Mr. Frank Martin, Goderich; Mrs,
Brown and son, and Miss Hyslop, of
Hamilton, were the guests of Mrs.
William Stirling on Sunday
James Donaldson and wife, of the
Son, are the guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Donaldson
Mrs. Percival. the Misses Spencers,
;Mrs, and Miss, Weldon and Mrs. Strong
of London Mr, T. Corin, Mr, Simms,
Mr. Woodridge, Detroit; Dr. Aeberlie
and wife Cleveland; Mr: Charles Ed•
wards and wife Totontb are guests of
Mies Ferguson.
I Noth were guests of the formers mother
Mrs, Wm. Hill one day last week.
Miss Bessie McEwan has engaged as
teacher for S. S. No. 5 for another year,
Miss Isabella Lawe Of Toronbd is
the guest. of Miss A Shobraoke of
Mullett.
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9acei a Values in
Scarce C cools
Table Linen Specials—Scarcely any line pertain+
ing to the Dry Goods trade has been more affected by
the 'piesent war conditions than linens. Linens are
scarce and are fast becoming very expensive.
At the present time, however, we are fortunate to
have good stock of popular priced Linens, at old values
Linensat f5e 50 75e L0
Special � c t;
See our Spec.;. ,
has our she
7-
' = eve • fore
Ladies- W Illtewear DT r b� .w<
in of Ladies Whitewear been larger or values better
g
ihan at the present time.
Ladies Gowns from 50c up
Corset Covers 25c and 50c
Drawers 25C, 35C and 50c
Skirts 5oc,up
Combinations, Princess Slips, Etc.
Try us tor Clothing, Boots, Shoes, (sats, Etc.
Plurnsteel Bros.
Small Profits ((lore Business
dinsossoloososomonnonnossm
fac'foryr will go to. London.
The Ladies Patriotic Society is
at presents getting a shipment of,
goods and focdstuffs compried of
jellies and jams for those at the
front. Money is also being gath
,eyed to send a bed or cot for
the hospital at Shorncliffe.
The members of Maitland Lodge
N. 119, L. 0. 0.'F., have decided
fol decorate their past] members
Goderich
.Fred 'H•oclgcf who was sent Isere
for trial by Police MagistnateMor'-
to'n„ of Wingham, came before
Judge Doyle and pleaded guilty to
the charge of neglecting his family
I The judge remanded hints for 2
weeks in 'order to see what could
be done with him
The Goderich Knitting Company
received, :another order for 2,000
dozen pairs ,of men's socks, (nom
the militia- department This will
keep the factsorye going on this
trder alone for some five months
This is
the
No athird 4r Craig,er of the5-year
the
ird
daughter of Mr and Mrs., Craig,
was severely burned last (Friday
afternoon' Thee little, �ir1; was
playing in tile- house an got hold
ol'some lnatehcs which set fire
to (ler clothes 'Her mother who
was in' an 'adjoining room heard
screams( and managed to put the
fire out but the: gn 1 was terribly
burned around the body• Dr. Whit
ley was called( and did all that,
could be done' ito relieve the
Pain.
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Births, Marriages ; '' aths.
Brneefield
Our( villaga was +alm'osW. deserted
'on'Friday last being; our civic boli
day nearly all 'the( irl;matea' attend
ed the Oddfellows( picnic to Bay-
1ield' where d goo tune. was spent.
The only thing to•. mar the pleasure
was a'thunder showeit in the even-
ing
Miss Lizzie Aikenhead of London
is spending her vacation( ,at her
home here.
Thos. Carr has. finished the ce--
ntent,l foundation. oY Hugh! Gila
mours barn in Stanley:
Picking berries is n'owi the pas' -
time of many of our villagers the
crop is an abundant( one.
Them( is a goad outlook for a
bountiful harvest the late rains
have dont( much to help; all kinds
of grain, the beans are growing
well and promises to be a bounti-
ful crop: They" hap is light but bet
ter then was{ eltpectb"d.
Jas) McD'onalel near, our '[village
has bought anr,autordobiile
BIRTHS
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RD -In Londesboro on July
he ; ' 16th to Mr. and Mrs. Robert H: Craw
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Wheat( 91,18
Oats 66c
Butte.e 24 to 27e.
Eggs 23c. '
Cattle 119 50. ,
Sheep 96 75
Lambs, 912 Be cwt.
Hogs 90 60
Delle(, .Ac
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E gs,20to) 21c
nutterl 20c to
22c.
Wheat 107
Oal s 50c td 52c.
Buckwheat( 70e to, 75c
Barley 600 td 65e.
<. GPcujd 81 50 "i
}'Shorts 30.00.
Bran 28,00.
Hay for bailing 12.00 and
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mother .received, a gold, medal
from the( same place some years
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MIITOR LOCALS.
Who are your 'visitors?
The New Era',giveis' the news.
35e will give you the ,New Era
tMves next Sunda and have en- until' Dec. 31, 1915. Tell your
g'< y, your friends abouttf he bargain.
gaged the citizens' band for the
occasion.;
A new water main is about to he
laid, which, will help a number of
factory, men, who are glad of the
job
Miss1 M C. 'H'omuth has passed
her examinations" for vocal music
at Whitby, and has, received the
A T. C. M. degree. with a gold for next Tune's crop, however.
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Those who held the belief that a
cold( 21st of Ma cit{` means three
cold) months to fotio(w' are, More
than ever convinced that' they are
right{
June 1915, kept' up the m'onth's
repu'tati'on pretty well so far ns
weddings are concerned There is
stili any amount, of naw material
llensall
On Saturday morning,. while-
the
hile Che members of the Family of Alex
Tuchenan, wh'ot'yesides about u
nolo east of Mensal(, were engaged
m milking and 'other •duties at' 6110
barn, some of them noticed smoke
and flames arising.from the sum-
mer kitchen They atnonce ed t'0 61 ,0t hope,
slut 'the fire had
gained such headway that nothing
could, be, do
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Moss
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lours Were on the merle The fur
tiln,re and bedding was carried Out
ui tf voryt few, minutes, but not a
'secret too Boson, as. 'tole flames
made rapid progress 'and soon ete-
slroyeci,, the, house. The residence
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ing the demand for competent recruits for business offices.
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by graduating from one of our High Grade Schools and
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Write for descriptive Catalogue and plan to get a good•etart,
f30 aforth
Mrs Wm Hudie, of the 13th concess-
ion
ion of Mc1Yillop, near Leadbury, commit-
ted suicide on Saturday .morning by
hanging herself from a beam in the barn.'
No cause is assigned for the =act. Mrs:
Hudie was 45 years of age and•wasthe
second wife of William Hudie, who died
four years ago. The funeral was held'
Monday, interment being in Maitland
Bank Cemetery.
Word was received of the death,'
in Toronto' of Mr, Joseph Alert. .a
former well-known; resident ' of
town, and a son of Mrs J., Abell
sr. Mr, Abell was 43 years 'of
age and is survived by a family Of
two sons and hiswidow--
At 610 regular meeting of the
.Fidelity Lodgq of Cddfelhlows the
Pollo',wing'1 officers were)- Jns,talled
for the current" year;' P: G.
Frank Weiland, N G. W J . Wilhal0
V G., J. 0. Docherty; R. S. F. Har
burn; F 5• William Golding,, trees,
John Thompson; W J: B. Thoanp
sons, C , Sohn -Quail, chaplain James
Beattie T. G. W. G. Edmonds, 0.
G, Chas Clark'' 11 S. N.'G.,18. Smith;
L S. N Cx., Ed. Molo, L. S. V. G. A.
Sr iilie, R. S, 5: Thomas( Grieve
L S. S., John Murray.
Mr 5. T. ,Holmes, has received
word of his tsvo sons Charles ansa
Ray, who joined the third conting
ent and later volunteered iu:d were
accepted as reserves for the sec-
ond contingent, advising himof
their safe arrival in the old country
Wingham
George Robinson who left here
about'[ year ago with the first
col tingentl leas been honorably dis
charged on account ,of sickness
and le here at his home rocove2-
ii: from a nerve attack
.decerol new recruits; left, Here
tor Clinton where they will under
go an examinations and, if satIse
anmerssisee
a e -'Che New' Transcentinentatl
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Across New � of innumerable Marvels. 13. toes[ Equipment—
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Lv. Toronto 10.45 p.m. Tue. Thu. Sat. Lv. Winnipeg 8.05 m. " y
• North Bay 7.15 n.m. Wed. Fri. Sun. Ar. Regina
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1L X1(1 (1111111i1�u T. & N.O. Ry Agents on epplicatton.
July Shoe Sale
Our Fifth Serpi-annual Shoe Sale is proving a
greater success than we anticipated; and to make it
still more interesting to you, we will place on sale soli-
tionallines this week, at prices that will move them out
quickly.
Women's Patent and Kid
Oxfords, reg 3.00, sale
price 1.98
Women's Patent Pumps,
reg 2.5o to 3,0o sale
price 1.98
Women's Kid Oxfords, YCIS> v 0
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pairs, 21 3 31' 4, reg 2.50
to 3.50, sale price .....98
Men's Tan Boots, reg
price 4.5o to 5.50, sale
price 2,98
s' Fine Boots, reg
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price 2.5o to 3.00, sale
price .98
Men's Canvas Boots, reg
i e 2 00 .and
en2.50, salec_
price .98
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