The Clinton New Era, 1912-08-22, Page 1Established 1865, Vol, 47, No.' 8
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CLINTON ONTARIO T HURSDAY AUGUST W. H. Kerr & 5o11,,Editors and Publishers
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THE
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OF CANADA
INCIORPDRATED 1S60.
Capital . $6,250,000
Reserve . m $7,000,000
The Annual Statement, shows the fol-
lowing increases for 1911
1910 1911
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Deposits 373
Loans
Investments 55,283,670 02 x90,072
Total Assets - 92,510,346 110,528,512
207 BRANCHES and
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Interest allowed on Deposits.
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July and August i]l
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day', and Saturday and before
holidays.
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GENERAL RA10KIN:a DESINESS TRANSACTED.
SAVINGS BANK DEARTMENT
at all Branches. Interest alloy', ell at sal hest eurrent rate.
Clinton
6 ltnton Branch- C E,'DOW
DING. Manager
a
Reception
For The Winners
Er.iiday at noon the Clinton bow-
l rs entertained the 'Tfooec;x r'ink.,.
to a luncheon at Berthff's'`r•estanrr'
ant. The two tropllies, which were
won atLondon and Toronto, were
en a tableto he inpsected by all,
and they are indeed -beautiful'
pieces of 'silverware.
After lunch Mr. John Ranks ia$d,
chairman, made many comPlimen
e e
hay remarks on thgood players
5rs
that won the two cups, •and also
teak credit in helping to win the
Ontario Cup, by being preeenatlalncl
coaching'theplayers • The but
members of the;, vrctoiious rink;
fi ]].owed in short .si,erches, andtlae
luncheon was, brought to a close
by a witty, Irish speech: by Rev.
Fr, Dunn, one 'of the chalrlaficr's of
the C, B. C. ---
Hoover's. rink played in the Butt
Trophy after winning the Ontario Cup
and defeated Rice of Toronto by 10-3.
In the semifinals they . were defeated
by Killgalin, of Ottawa, by 15 -13.-
They returned home on the evening
train on Friday night.
Knowles, of Toronto, who won the
Walker Trophy alsr_won the Butt
Trophy winning from Hoover's victor
by. a 19 -5 game.
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Following arethe reports of the.
various Toronto papers.
TORONTO MAIL & EMPIRE
While Toronto captured the Walker
Trophy, the two other trophies in the
Dominion Lawn Bowling Tournament.
both went out of Toronto, J. B.
Hoover. of Olinton, whining the Ont-
ario. while Euler's rink from Berlin
the Toronto' which carried
captured
-a Booth Bead
General
Loudon, Aug. 20-Wiillam -Booth,
General and •onimanderin Chief of
the Salvation Army, passed away at
10.30 o'clock tonight. He' was born
at Nottingham in' 1829,
The veteren Salvation Army leader
Was unconscious for 48 hours previous
to -his death. The medical bulletins
had not revealed the seriousness ot
the General's condition, which for a
Week past, it is now admitted, was
hopeless. Twelve. weeks ago General,Booth
underwent an operation for the re-
nrovalof a cataract in his left eye.
For two days after the operation in-
dications justified the hope of the
General's recovery. Then, however,.
septic poisoning eat in, and from that
time, with the exception of occasional The musical part of the evening
rallies, the patient's' health steadily service Hast Sunday will he under the
declined: The General recognized 1charge of a male chorus,. Special music
that the end. was near, and often i is tieing prepared,
spoke of his work as being finished. Mr. (7, Keller has been appointed
Tbronf�hout the Oommander.in•' organist.
Chief's:illnees his son, l3eamweli Boo- Mr. J, C. Mellath was appointed as
th, Chief of Staff of the Arniy, and representative of the Board to tbe
Mrs. Bramwell Booth gave their un- District meeting toile held in Seaforth
remitting attentions to him both might The combined services, morning ser
and day vice and Sunday School will probably
Died at His Residence. _ be continued tbxough September.
The aged evangelist died at , his re• A. very interesting meeting of the
sidence, The Riooistone, Hadley League took place on Mohday eyeuing
Wood, some eight miles from London, Mr Fred Stevenson formerly of Putt
where he had been confined to his bed Arthur spoke very fluently and inter
eyer since the operation. Present at estingly on the subject of Missions. It
the bedside when the end value were is indeed a treat to have the opportun
Mr. and Mrs. Bramwell Booth and ity of listening to lir, 'Stevenson and
their do.aghter and son, Adjutant we appreciate the honor especially as
he is an old town buy. Mr. Murray
Jackson also rendered a solo ;shish
was m
nesday evening was conducted by Mr. j M
The Girls Club will bold their month'
ly meeting on Tuesday evening nest.
It is hoped there will be.a large attend
ante as several important matters of
rsa Nelson found Brad
we re zorana 10 Kill I.
Last Thursday Evening
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interest are to be discussed j •
The body of Mrs, W, J Nelson
teas found on Huron Street last
Thursday " •evening, about nine
c`clock, dead, by Percy Weston and
Richard -Harrison of Goderich town
ship, as•they were allying hoarse.
Deceased had been, at the home
of Mrs. Robert Carp�ick for ilea, in
`'Little England,' and after supper
went up to the postoffice andigotl
er ening mail, • and started Inc
home when• death overtook, her'.
Coroner Thompson was notified,
and after viewing the body. had it
removed to ;Walker's undertaking
parlors,
Thut'.sday Morning an inquest
was opened and . adjourned-
to-night
djourined t1111
to -night =account of the, Cronin
Attorney not being able to ,attend.
Mr. Nelson, was in Ripley at the
time and- did not get home tall the
following clay. 'The funeral was
held an Monday afternoon.
• About ten witnesses were sum-
moned toattend the inquest.
The jury were -A, T. Coopeaf,
foreman, R. !Graham, .O, Johnson,
B,- 'Fitzsimons, F. Jackson, R. .Row-
land, T. `Steep, W. H. Watts, W.
Pluinsteel, G. McLennan, W, A.
McConnell, T. Cook, G. Robertoa'f,
and H. T. Rance.
At the V. F. M. 5. rneetine on
Thursday evening last Miss Edna
Cooper gave a most interesting and
Instr. .talk on Mohammedanism
which was listened ' to with much
pleasure by the ladies, The devotions
al subject was dealt with by Mrs.
Milne,
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
The Rector will preach a special ser-
mon to men at next Sunday evening's
service. Subject will be ' Wanted, a
Man. All are heartily invited to be
present.
ONTARIO ST. CHURCH,
College St, Baptist
Co e
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is Williams,,
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ahrtrch Toronto, sang "Pear ye nor 0
Israel" in a:very pleasing manner last
.
Sunday evening,
Miss Levis and fleetly Watts cave
reports of the summer school held a
Alma College on Monday evening in
connection with the monthly Mission
ary. meeting of the League. 111e. Gor-
don Taylor presided, '
Service en Sunday morning neat
will be conducted by Mr. 0, S. Hawke
and by alertly Watts in, the evening.
WESLEY CHURCH.
Catherine Booth and sergeant Ber•
with it the silver cu,i that was donut• nerd Booth; the General's youngest
ed by R. B. Rice this year. daughter, Cornmis,ioner Mrs Booth -
finals
Hoover, of-Olinton, -qualified for the daughter,
and.:0ommissioner Howard,
finals in the Qptario by beating E. T.
Colonel Kitching, and Dr. SVardiaw
Milne,
Leah thnurn, of Victories, in the morr-
ing by 21 to 14,'aud then defeated T.
Hastings, of Canadas, in the final by
the score of 15 to 11. This was a Nee11-
playedgame throughout; but' Hoover .question of a-enccessor to the late
secured an early lead and maintained commander, Under the constitution
it. of the Salvation Army the General
• nominates his successor. That
TORONTO TELEGRAM General Booth clid several years ago,
And the Ontario Ou goes - out of placing the name in a sealed envelope,
-the city, Hoover, of Clinton, annexe d which was deposited with the
the silver and on piny he deserved it,
Salvation Army's lawyers with the
Never has a skip shown such "stank.
ing" powers as diel Hoover Thursday,
Nothing was safe from him, and it
was practically due to that style of
play which gave him the trophy,
But all the same the other players
on the rinit played a steady consis-
tent game, especially Taylor and
Town, the latter in four ends in iuc-
cession being on: top of the kitty.
But they never gut a chance to count,
as the "tie": was changed by pritcti
unity eery player. About the only
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tune Percy clad count' was when he.
Probable Successor.
Public interest now centres in the
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was "kicked" through, and then wben
Hoover "ran" he was in the count.
Hoover's style of pay clid not suit
Hastings or .Hurst, Uncle Hastings
is.a skip with a draw and it is very
seldom he tries to do any "smashing,"
Aubrey, also, is famed foeInc his "draw-
ing" powers, and, of, (class. he was
always' there or thereabouts, But
that awful man Hoover was the bane
Nearly everyend
of Anbroy's life. .i , y e
saw Aubrey on the top of the kitty,
but when it went to the ditch, or it
Hoover missed, it was always •Aub -
rev's bowl that went.
♦ Aubrey was peeved, but what could
• e 1 he•do, and even the "bribing" of the'
• ♦ press with a big cigar failed to bring
I GET o him the change of luck. It was a
• 131V �/ tough fight and Unele klastfn = and
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• tong g , S.,
• • his "weighty" men did not disgrace
♦ • themselves. - It would have taken the
• �' "devil" himself to have beaten Hoover
• I • Thursday with the luck he bad.
T. RES N V
* Butt Trophy
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• Hoover certainly trimmed Rice of
Queen City. Hight from the start he
got the lead and scored. 2, 2, 1, 1, till
•4. the fiftb, when Rice got around, play
• • ed 4. Hoover was playing a great
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This Season is now at hand, and we j game and skip Race was up against it,
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• against Hoover's driving.
• Three times in succession Rice was
• lying shot but the deadly driving pow -
are
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are ready to meet your • ere of Hoover they were ultimately , • •• • • • •s, • • • e • • • • • • •
intoa three for Clinton.• converted hr
• Bingles were all Rice could get after • WITH TR CHURCHES. •
4 this while his opponent secured two • . •
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requirements
bates. Aone•sldedgame ended in a ••••••••••••••••••••.
win for Hoover by 16 to 8. It was WILLIS CHURCH.
• . hard linea on Skip Rice, but Hoover fiends in thi,, vicinity.
1 f riles.Smith, "Miss
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, garment to wear for threshing 50C
instruction that it should not be opera,
00 until after his death. While urn were of such a nittuee as to create a
body knows what name the envelope worshipful spirit'. The Opening an-
them "Sabbath Eve in the solo part
of which illrs. Hooves. showed her
marked talent and ability as a soloist,
was rendered with great feeling and
expressions. So else was the very
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beautiful setting of "Lead Kindly
Light" Miss .lie0rae made unite an
impression as she sang with rich full
voice and great feeling and effect
'Rock of Ages," The duet "On Christ
I Stand" the trio "Jesus Saviour Pilot
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Me" rind the quartette "Abide with
-Ole" were all rendered as to euh Luce
the beauty and value of :an inspudnk
song service, The preacher was Rev.
R, blcO:illuin; Waldemar Presbyterian
church. He gave a practical and tell-
ing address from the text in 2 Chien,
99 and 27 "And when the burned otter
ing began the Song of the .Le d began
Basta" 'There was a very large con-
gregation which entered very heartily
into tbe spirit of the servi ce.
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The services in this church during
the past Sabbaths have been interest-
ing •and helpful; last Sabbath being
especial y so. The Pastor conchicted
the service in the morning and preach
' � 1 on that cry of Jesus
es^ir e
ed m r a
a p
y
whyhestthou
p r God
forGod, n
esaken me. In the vening the
choir under the leadership of Mrs.
Hoover and assisted by Mr, and Mrs.
.Campbell and Miss McCrea gave'a
most excellent song service. All the
pieces were. beautifully rendered and
ucBAPTIST' CHURCH.
Ia e t Fe Grand Lai e
encloses, the general belief among the
Salvation Army is that the name
will prove to be that of Bramwell
Booth, who for thirty years has been
its Chief of Staff,
His Bnrlal Place, •
While every English member of the
Salvation Army is convinced that no
man was more worthy,of interment in
'Westminster Abbey, it is Dot expect -
e -1 that honor will be awarded to
General Booth by the Abbey author.
ities. It is: the general belief that the
Comnlandee.in-Chief's ' last nesting
place, will be alongside that of his
wife, who tweuiy-ones years ago was
buried in Abney Parl4 Stoke Newing.
ten,
His, Message to the Aeieiy.
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London, Au
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• the cloctore, on 31, told Geheral
Booth that total blindness was ap-
_proaching, he cheerfully replied: "The
Lord's will be done."
He afterwards addressed this. mes•
sage to his comrades and friends: -
"The doctors tell me that f em on
the very eve ot entire darkness. in
that event, what a loss, what an in-
describably painful loss will be mine,
Never again to see the light of day,
never again, to . behold the counten-
ances of my friends
Writing in this week's War Cry. be-
fore his fathers death, Bramwell
Booth said:-"Jn periods of calmness
the General has evidently' fully rea-
lized the eerlous nature of his ill-
ness. He has spoken several times of
his work as finished, and referred
with joy • to the ,prospect ot soon.
meeting again both my' dear mot'
and sister."
Men's Black or Slue Drill Overalls—with bib, a
•s ectal at
, Gcdericlt Township
Miss Flossie Cole returned home last
Friday' after a vacation of about three
mouths in Detroit; Trenton .and say.
eral other places through the United
States.
Mrs Hensel Johnst:n, who has been
spending the last couple, of, months
with her mother; Mrs 3 '`Thompson 1
left this week for her home in the
West.
Mr and Mrs Will Sarrott,of Brigden,
visited this week at the homes of Mr
P. Cole and Me Oantelon.
Mrs Andrews, of Olevelynd, is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs 0 B Middleton,
B iyfield Line. -
7' -Miss Mamie Keys, of Stanley, has
baen engaged as teacher for the com-
ing yearat S S N' . 10, duties to com-
mence on Sept. 3rd, '
The many friends of Mr. Will Can-'
felon, of the 7th Concession
will be
sorry to learn that he has been ill but
hope to hear of his speedy recovery,
Mr and Mee Hugh Welsh, of Hamil
ton, have i his week been visiting
was•in most dead y form, which has In the absence o O Miss Minnie•McOartney, of Detroit,
• characterized every game he has pray. S.azel O'Neil' presided at the oran on is visiting relatives in and around
• ed m the tournament. i Sunday,
Z Hoover -2 2110 31.0 2 210 010-16 The weekly prayer meeting on Wed Clinton.
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PPr Suit... $2.OU
•• Men's Overalls and Jackets at $1.25—in the famous •
• Peabody Brand. Mens blue white\stifel •
• duck Uverals and Smocks. Sewings guaran •
• teed by the makers not to rip, If they rip in
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thirty days we will,.refund ,25c. Ten cents for •••
every button that comes off in the same time.
Men's Black Overalls and Jackets—in American
Denim, fast black, all sizes, and the- same
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TORONTO STAR
The Clinton skip played a brilliant
game in the Ontario Cup. His rink,
Fed throughout, and when there was
any trouble he relieved his team of the
hard situations.
, By ends -
Hoover - 202 102 110 210 ) 02-15
Hastings 010'010'002 003 040-11
Butt Trophy
Clinton. Brilliant -
Clinton played the samebrilliant
game that has marked their play all
through in their game with Queen
City and doubled the score, 10 so 8,
Clinton started strong, counting six in
the firstfour ends. Mr. -Rice came
had with four in ,theifth, but Mr.
Hoover made another in the seventh,
snaking the count 10 to 4. Clinton
led all through, and Queen City . only
counted singles iii tbe eighth, twelfth,
thirteen and fifteenth. ,
TORONTO NEWS
Toronto bowlers- were unsuccessful
in the finals of the Ontario Cup and
Toronto. Trophy yesterday afternoon,
penial Boys Overalls. at ......:. ....... 2 iC r -
the Clinton rink s]tipped. by J. 1,
e Hoover,carrying off the first mention-
ed match, while W. D. Enler's Berlin
rink, was victorious in the Toronto
• Trophy contest. Both finals were very
2 interestingand a huge crowd watched
♦ • 4' the local bowlers go down to defeat.
•��. _The weather was perfect and the
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T /� M �s Q 1%ea greens very keen. Play bay progress=
■ he / Y ■O/ risk Clothing semi.finals in> the-
♦ ed down to the
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• "A Square Deal for Every`�Boy" • feature
of while the Butt Trophyis
1 i feature of this afternoon's card on the
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Wesley Church Invites Dr. Rutledge
QUARTERLY BOARD ENDORSES
INVITATION OFWESLEY CHURCH
TO PROMINENT WINGHAM
DIVINE.
The first quarterly meeting of
WesleyMethodist Church, Clinton,
was held on Aug.. 15th, when cane
,enuraging rdpoaits were afeceivedf
and plans made fox the fall and
winter mediae, sand a series' of
ev angelistie services are being con--
sidered..
As an expi,essinn of appreciation
of the loyal and faithful work done
by the pastor, Rev. Jas. ;E,• ;Foridd
(president 01 ICon$erelnlce) hisisal-',.
my was increased to $1100. ,
The boaa'cl also decided to extend
an invitation to Rev. Dr. Rutledge
who has been, flour years at' Wing -
liana, to become pastor of Wesley
Church at the beginning ofalnotha
ea (Conference (yeas'. • ` ,
REV. DR. RUTTLEDGE,
Hamilton,. August 14. -With fully
fifteen hnndre.il- delegates in at-
tendance, the 58th session of the
Grand Lenge of*le=i independent
Order of Oda fellows opened herb
rhis morning in the nen temple.
George D. Miller, 0, D G, M., on
behalf of Iiamalt'oti District, and
Mayor Lees, on,hehelf of the city,
welcomed the Visitors. 'The drill'
competitions are being held this
morning, at VI, toxia dark
Grand Master 0919=1:301 et
f,lyth, in his annual report, allstouedeo1d
re the number of new ledges es-
ta•lished - during the year. The
33ebekahs organized eighteen new
lodges.
Improvement was repoteci in de-
gree work, clue to the lodges ofin-
titruetion lyorkiltgin 'va1'iousparts
of the province, The'0c-it-Bellows'.
home, the grand master warpnly
indorsed, and conimen:led the re-
port of the ep?cial committee
which conducted the ins c.nti.ggation
and found complaints to ben¢r-
9oundod,
Deputy Grand Master F S. Evan-
son of Prescott, and Grand Warden
1' T. Coupland of St. Marys, report-
ed on their work.
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Grand Secretary William Brooke
of ,Toronto reported that most of
the ground in Ontario was now
covered with lodges.
A number of reaommendationg
were :made'cegaridirig jewels and
fins to be worn by officials and
members o,f the order' It was also
suggested that a speci=al comaniston
be appointed to collect material
For ahistory of, the'•orlder. Re-
ference was made to the fact thalt
33,694,101 had been expended by the
order in Ontario for relief s`.nee'1866
Grand Treasurer W, J. Me -
Co rra-c It,
e-Corm.cIt, ca. Toronto, reported
reee'ps of $338,847 and a balance of
$10,376. Supplementary report,
showed recelps during first months
of 19122, $35,191, ,and bank ,badan ee
$36,472,
A special committee also madea
report On the Oddiellows' home
which was regarded as veryysaitis-
er
fflctory.
Genal Davis and Geheraa
Crowe, of the U.8, army, Detaiooiit,
are judges 01 the drill competition.
The new elected and appointed
clfioers were installed as ,chows :
Grand Master, la.S.Evanson, Pa'ie -
cctt; Deputy, Grand Master, P.C.
Couplanicd, St. Marys ; Grand Secre-
tary -,W Brooks, Toronto;Zo Grand,
c ormi1. c ' r, n.-
Treasurer,
W,J,M C' 0
to ; Grand 'Warden D,'M, McIntyre.
Kingston; ' Grand 'Marshal, John
Dawson, Sault Ste. Marie ; Graind
Guardian, 'E. W. Gregory, Walker,
ills; ,Grand Sferala, A. Abr(aha:de
Stratford; Grand Chap/ atm, Rev, W
M.H. Quartermayn„Renfrew' Grand
Conductor. 'George Powers, Ottawa
The following are the non linia-
taons for ,the office o'f Grand Waal
den, which is the only office ,for
Which there will ba a t ontest ;
L B. Cooper, Belleville; George
I Campbell, Niagara )Falls; George
Geddes, St. Thomas' C. H. Manan, -
Hamilton; A. T. Lawson, Ottawa;.
R. D. Mointgomer•y, Woodstock;
John Dawson, Sahlt Ste, Marie ;
11.H. James, Ottawa: Id S.avciafn,
Toronto ; S. C. Parke, Tcefonto ;
W. T. Sine, Stirling; HL Can Rorbert
SOD, Barrie; A. Switzer, Toronto ;
W. H. Moss, Dallas.
Theo, present Grand officeds`will
be advanced' text year, and the
retiring Grand lMasten becomes the
next Grand ,Representative, •
The Grand ' Lodge -will meet to
Belleville next Tear.
BARS LIQUOR MEN
Among the =important amend-
ments to the conscitet.to',n' were
the 'folloWIng ,rela tug to,Od.
fellowship and tale liquor question:
In qualifications Inc membership
the words "Nohotel].eeper licensed
to soli 4ntoxieating liquors" are
added amon�get .the _het of lthoee
disqualified for anew 0 rship id the, stock of colnliana'es os'gauized to-
Order. purchase or erect Luildings to be -
Lodge funds may be invested in used in whole or in part _foa .ithai-
buildings to he used in whole or purposes of the Orders Nopaint
in pairt for lodge purposes; or in continued en page b,.
Customers who have used
our Paris Greien tell us they
very quickly and success
fusty pint the potato bug out
of business,
'Now Let's Sweat the;Liy
You can kill move Flies in the
quickest time .with •
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Wilsons Fly Pads
Dr. Williams any, ,and In-
sect Destroyer for your stock'
Pamisian Insect Powder.
W. A. McConnell
8:
'A Short Sfor
At one of the summer ret
sorts nearby, a lady who had,
got 'beyond her depth, wan
dragged to safety by a near-
by amend, she observed that
•the water was repidly.eaa'Ir •:
ing her switch a'nd puffs''
away, she shouted to the res -
cumin "Save my hair l" but the
rescuer simply replied,
"Madam, I'm ante saver, not
a hair a estosler," so you bet-
ter get a bottle of REXAII4L,
HAIR TONIC & SHAMPO O ,
and grew yourown hair.
The rescuer alight have coma
pleted his advise by inform-
ing the lady that these goods
could be purchased at the
REXALL STORE.
W.SR. Flolines
Phm B.
AA EIGUST STILE
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Ten only Scotch Tweed
Suits made to order, every
pattern good, regular 20.00
and 22.00 values.
OIJR MOTTO.
"Keep the wheels going
during the slack month
of August.
Strawflats-
,
For Men and 'Brays
t.
During this sale we are
clearing out all our 1.5o and
2.00 Straw Hats at
98 eents
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Don't Miss This
Opportunity to
Save Moneys
Men's Tailors and Furnishers