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SPORT MODEL Young Men
Snits in Norfolk and new SP0
1VIteclels, in Donegals and ''ed
exceptional va ues, sizes 34 to 3
No special at $2o,e0.
• SUITS AT S18 oo-ro Men s Sul
le in Worsteds and Tweeds, a speci
• ,clearing ltie in si2esl7 to 44, re
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Ki values See.oce to $28•00, ePecian
EN priced at $18.00;
81 NAVY BLUE SUITS -Finely tai
ored in a conservative style, fro
an, extra....heevy _quality ...Englis
NI Serge, guaranteed fast Indigo d
fir sizes 37 to,42, special at $3,2.00.
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MI • BOYS' SUITS --A wide range o
di Boys' ...Two-piece _Suits, ..Norfol
•WI and Belted styles, Tweeds, Home
$11 statms and Serges, sizes to 36 i
.ni stock from $7.5o to $14.00.
Eti SPRING OVERCOATS
•Ell Here le an ideal coat for'motormg
ffe in a slip-on style in l3rown and
Grey Tweeds that give real good
em wear and service, size 36 to 40. at
$11.75. • '
.',1211e •Presbyterial .of 11Iaitland met
on Ttiesday .0 13elgrave. Rev, K.
Goliath ofSouth Kinloss, was e' ected `.• , Vta.
The records of the various sessions ,
• moderator for the ensuing six Months. fli
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"Frgit+thfeSReheVed Ontth
of the pres1)ytery were examined and .
attested iifeerms of the' committee eX- ,
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=lining- them. •• • • ' • t
Dropsy 'and Sick Kidneys
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rt The session of Celvin church,' East - . • .
\Wwanosii protested against the use ihe wooder of. fruit iledlcine
s, of budget Ininis, to pay the new mini-
mum salary. The court passed it on Those who know they have die
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to the general asseMbly, simpliciter, ha,ctip._whe are up feequeetly--at night
Trogiale-Who sufee with pain in the
The convener of the borne missiorfeleo ethenewcithat,"Pruit-a-
ts• comnuttee r9poitcd ,,that OIL two aid tieese, fife vveederfultmedieive made I
al ileceiving congregations within the, from . fruit juieeta and -topics, will
bounds lied had their grants
g• reduced positively relieve Kiduey and Bladder
by the synod's committee. Troubles -es proven by this letter -
Y The report on statistics seoVved a "QurlittlegirebeaKidneyTro IA tile
decrease in the number Of 'families and aud3Dropsy=-heklirxiba mid body were
I- in the number of children attending all sivollen. -ytre , deeitled to try
Sundey,School, but an int -ease in the "Fruit-a-tives,, in a short tinn,, the I
inin the nUmber of persons received into swelling went down, -Now, she is the '
hthe church, both by profess -on of faith healthiest one of the family' .
and ,certif:cate; an .increase • in WM. "WA.13,11ElN, :
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nurnbei- of infant and adult $aptisnis Port Robinscin • Ont.
and an increase in. the ainotint paid for 50e. a, bo7,:; 6 for$2,50, trial tiz'e 2,5e,
f stipend. 'There was a decrease- in the At dealers or ream Fruiti-a.tives
k amount contrilxii.ted for budget pnr- Limited; Ottawar.Ont. , ,
poses, as compared with. ale previous , . !
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Gets Reeogration 'For IS 4i Years ' itt
• Of 'ContintMS Serviee.
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in. recognition 4.i years .of
continnoos'. serv:eo; CoL, -
Combo, has 1.)een granted the rartk ofr
Colonel, by the ;Honorable. Milli- fir • CATIADA'S LARGEST RETAIL 0,,ROCERS
ster of Defence. This..Ite the highest
organization
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The following letter was receIved
by Coloeel Combe ,from the D'strict 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1
Ffeadquarters, Mei` 1,23, • 4 '!! 12.4 It00 11),,, Bag.. ........ .$11.4,0
WE SELL TO SATISFY
ear Colonel;Cnbc
I am happy Co be able to inform
you that •following the heeding over
the onirriand of your regiment to
Major Dunlop, the Department of
National Defence hasm'decided to pro-
mote you to •the rank of Colonel,
am asked by the Ifenorable, the
Minister of National Deferice, to in-
form you that he notes with regret
that the time has mew arrived for you
to relinquish the Command of the
-Huron Regiment, which eoinrnand you
have successfully carried out for the
past seven years and six "ntontls, .He
considers that your long and faithful
services rendered to the active militia
of Canada, amounting, to more than
Forty _years, including active service
it the late war, which he Well knows
could not have been given without a
great de ae of teial'fication and sacri-
fice, is deserving of special commend -
tee RAINCOATSe-Men's and Ladies'
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lee i Raincoats at greatly reduced.prices.
These -are broken _lines in _sizes
• 8?• from 34 to 42. _Regular $ro.00, for
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'Little Keith Browp, the nine-year-
°kr son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert ,
General Hospital on Friday moning,
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was ,syfforing froni an „effection
or the heart cense(' by oneurnonia.
The ftmeral Was held to' Lucknow
cemetery de Menday afternoon.
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Way Back In 188o
"PeP"and "go", and
i c manufacttirer was wo-rk'ng in a
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I have, therefore been directed to
xtend to you the thanks of the Hon -
rabic, the Minister of National De-
ence, fpr this Jong and faithful ser -
'ice, and to express the hope that al=
hough you are retiring, you will con=
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the military affairs of the country.
• Yours very s.lncerely,
• . W. 13. King,
• Brig General,
Commanding M. D. No. t
FORDYc
Miss 'Victoria Champion who is at
tt: r. Elliott's near- Glenannan spent
e Eagle Brand Condensed 2 st charles or Cernation
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• ianac, t• in C MILX, 3 tins , leo
MACHINE SLICED* BRE 4.K ---------FAIRBA
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SPECIAL BLEND C
- FEE, per lb
DER, GOLD DUST WASHING 017r
c‘) 5 Pkg. for C
Heinz BAKED BEANS
are Boston Style, tin .._.
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New Shipment KIPPER 9
SNACKS ti f Ote•
E.- Pure Quebec MAPLE e„) fen VALENCIA CAKE, Ib. 43 -!tt
SYRUP, No. 10 attiaVe--:-/ Worth AL4 it --
Quaker Waxtite CORN I
FLAXES, a for
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fire RICHMELLO TEA, ib, Om,
= Sold only.by Dom -Stores %At;
Fe Butter and Eggs Taken- VVINCHAM=-We Deliver.
inimill tit in !whom imoosifluitimit
OUR GOODS ARE THE BEST . •
• K-finiffin
The world's_ mo-st Iant'bus autorno-.= you can. get it in the
bicycle shop. " LEVTL•
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A millionaire hotej -owner ,was hopl -
pion' bells.. . 'M
inday ,visiting Fordyce,
Mr.; John Champion visited at Mr.
fetor Emerson one day recently.
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OUR PRICES RIGHT" RE
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There's one feature in particular 3rou'lb
appreciate.about Toronto Stable Equip -
Ment. This is.the fact that the "hot"
galvanizing method ire use thoronghly
covers and completely Coats both the
inside and -oUtsicle of the steel tubing
with pure zinc spelter. This method
makes it absolutely rust -defying and
proof against strong stable acids for the
ma,„iVrpt the method or-
dinarily used simply, applies a surface •
coating and goes oril .a short, distance
• 'inside tubing. "•
.Toronto Stable Equipment will make,
work easier --keep, cattle, healthier -
bring more profits. Let me explain the -
many advantages of " Toronto Statile
Bull Pens, Water Bowiseind Litter
Carriers -9r Ect some of the Toronto
literature
W. H. Davidson, Wgraghera
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The .A.livnce ..fob Printing Igepartifirieni
' soted aor its Aliraciive Job Printin
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reyhOnd Ex.cursi,
Only once a year
comes this glorious
excursion to Detroit
-this oppottunity to
visiftho enauseinents
there and do your
shopping -and. enjoy
the balmy lake ride, the danc-
ing, the meals,end the coneert
music aboard, •
Leaving Gederleh, 9:30 a,. m„.Tune 12,
the steamer Greyhound reaches Port
1-Tron 1:30 O. m„ andDeteeTt 540
tnioy Detroit sights Until
Thursdayeetthe 14, a1.y$, ni„ when
rettirn trip to Godericlf ts made. • -
LtaSt trip to Detroit loaves Gotiorlitch
'on Friday, i1111116 ;1.th, 9:36 a. ort.
Monday- MOON,. 500 .
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D. rkot fell to eutioy the three tour intiontighi
triptut of Go4o1ieh,IVIondaYeveiiing...tuna11,
geameehe ail:mines of the 83rd Ikagiment Pond,
Winters Orctiettra foe datioitig aboad.
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Abmerica's Steel king,' .ufas stoking
Can supply you with any make Taj -
blast furnace. . I•of C. C. NI: Bicycle from $35 to = v
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An international banker was firing EL -.1 $65. The. revised accessories' ••Ell
a locomoti-ve ,list knocks the bottom_ out of ii Jo
12•75, etC• . , ' gl 1 ch
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- .previOus lists in price, -Covers = se
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A president of the United States
was running a pientingpress.
A. great. trterchavt was Carrying a
pack on his, back. 0. •
A railroact president was pounding
a telegraph key, •
There's always room at. the top.
"\Arliere'll you be ip 1054? '
Conte Winghern, • on M.o.nday,
July 2nd., Caledonian Sports_
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, BORN .
Fundou-ie East Waetandshe•bn Tue.
dayr ', May 22nq., to' Mr. and:.Mr
• \Vim,. John Purdon a daughter.,
MOntgomery,--fn Wingham,. on We
neselay,' May 1.6th., to Mr, acid Mt
Joe. J, Montgomery leelg-eeVe,
Montgbino:ry-wiis forme
ly Miss. EdithWellS,
Goultpa•-,•:In -.:\i/O'rris;' 'On". Wednesday
. May 16th., to., Mr. atid' Mrs: Chas
R. es, a dituehter:e -Mabel' Ise
Elblieoltcin tetthureheen WedneS
day, May 16th., to „Mr-. and .Mrs
Gordon Elliott, a son:
JUST A BOY ,
Goieto understand the lad-
Ire'8 not eager to be bad;
11 the Tight,e :Ialwatts knew,.
, 'wad d be 'is old. as. yott
Were he now exceeding 'wise,' --
•He'd. be" just another of your size;
• When- d.des- things ' that annoy,'
Don't forget he's'ijuat a boy. '
Could ,he, know and underStand, •
He would treed no guiding hand, •
But he's young and hasn't 'learned,
How tlifela corners Must -be turned,
Doeen't knote from day to day,
There is more in l'fe than play,
More to face than selfish joy, •
Don't forget, be' s 'just a boy,
Bel:rig 'just a boy -he'll do, '
MuCh you will'idiot wait him to •
J-Iell be careless of his ways,
Have his,. di se bedi t -days, - ••
Wilful, wild and headstrong„ too,
Just- when a boy were you;
Things of value he'll deetrov,
But reflect, he's just .boy.
just a betyc. who needs a friend, •
Patient, kindly to' the end.; 0
Needs a father who Nell show
Him the things he wants to ktiow,
,'Take him ve:11:11 you when you walk,
. es w he wants to talk,
coMpanionshin enjoy,
Don't forget. he's just 'a hey.
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frergus- News -Record \es
a by :the Government for the coming ed
•d... Last Thursday afternoon the Leg- da..
, islature was vOting money to be used (.
r- year. One item, asked by Hon. Mad-. rm.)
fling Doherty; Ministev. of Agr.cult, or
ure, is of special interest, to the farm- ,•
' ers of the province and especially to
those of Nk ellington County,
t ;This grant of $5,000 was to este-b-
.. 1 lisb -a radio broadcast -ng station at
O I the 0. A. C., Guelph. It is to be used
11n giving information as to weather
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$2,4o to $3.2o, Peddles $2.5o to
aniclaahlt .griarerrizgr%pWia hrienegIsartired
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WINGHAM MACHINE SHOP -E2 I tei
Mr, John Boyle is at present at Mr.
lin -Martin's helping hien to --get his
ediug, done. -
Mr, and Mrs. A. Havens .01 White-
urcli, visited:at Mr. Elliott Taylors
Stinday last.
Miss Gibbons visited at 1,Cr. O'Mal-
s bne day last week.
Quite a number from our burg at -
fried' the bal lat.Belgrave on Friday
t, and report a good time,
1\dr. Elwell Webster is out cutting
od with his tractor and is at pres,-
t at Mr. A. RintouPs. :
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haines visited
Mr. .A. leQuillan's. one day recent
-Ir and Mrs. George McRoberts.
itecl at, Airs. -Robert Mavens pile
last week: •- ' •• •
„).uite a few in this .part have finish -
seeding, but the majority have
re or less yet to put in on account
the -wet weather.
'Ir. Kirby of Belgrave was in this
locality vaccinating .cattle for the
black quarter. ft is '0.ot in this local-
ity now, but the people are trying
to stamp the disease out.
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• Res.DIO FOrt THE FARERS 1
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forecasts and -prices of produce. We
hope that it ina.y also be Used to
broadcast musical. programs.
I "There arc already receiving sets iii
la gteat many farm borrics," said Hon.
Manning Doherty, "I have been sur -
1 prised to f;ud the nutriber of farmers
j which have them. This would serve
t the whole of Eastern Ontario." He
also assured- the House that the equip-
iiiiixte6erxt would be a credit to the .Peoy-
'This is of particular interest to all
farmrs ewithin twenty or twenty-filke
miles of:Guelph. At present very few
f rni horns in this neighborhood are
equipped. wieh receiving, sets as the
cost has been fairly high. However,
for enyone •the twenty-five
milCstor less of a pot -verbal receiving
station, the probIem is comparatively
emelt. We saw recently a crystal
set made by :a. Toronto boy' for less
than o-ne, . It is: quite possible
for anyone, to duplicate it for that
amount,
When this broadcaeting statioe is
opeecti ep, more will be sad about it
in the Radio Coll:atm' of the News; -Re -
,cord and tests s'i1l be made with cry-
stal sets to see 41 they can he used
sfactortly, 11good restts aro
possible it will al OrlCe 01)C1t rip new
possibilities fer the farmers of this
neighborhood *at •very ' rtild cost;
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.. y 1 . J h. Doherty, Clinton former
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erly of the Doherty Piano & Organ
pianos. • Estimates given on re-linsh-
lag.^,ans Masic Store,
co., tuns. and repaers allpiiihoankeee284o:
left at
ing and • re -building pianos. Orders
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TORY CORNERS., • 413'
Mrs. Oliver Gallaway of Wifgham,
Spent a few days with Mr, •Wilbert
Gallaway of the B. Line.
, Mr. John Wylie and Mies Eno
•Gamble of Tory Corners spent "Sat,'
urday in Winghani.
Mr, Thos. Nickel sold a valuable
horse to Nelson Gowdy last wek. .
•A good .niany from here attended
the division court 0in Goerie on Friday
lest. -
and Mrs: CGC3. Wylie entertain,
ed a number Of their triends front
Londent hist week, • ••
4iSs64; Libilad'and Dane also
'Margaret, spent -FridaY; ifwith
Wnt. Dane. •
eh -s. 'R. H. Carson and Mrs. A, 0C.
Taylor called on their brother, R. A.
Titelor. of Tory Crirners.
• Mr. and Mrs. Levi Galbraith spent
Sunda:s evening with their daughter,
Mrs. 71 -hs. Nickel.
\Ve notice that the coupe from -the
\Vt::t wakes very frequent . calls at
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rosy corn(:r:,.
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Ruins of the Vstroxettor Wbolen PAM; which were totally detroy-
byfire ori Tuesday evening, May tgitiL.
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hay in the mow. The good work of
O number of mete who formed a 1Y11 C1C"
et brigade got the fire ender control
real we believe the prieprietor was
busy choppinr before dtrk
Rev.. G. P. Denran a former pastor
vvitriorivouttl0witthrtkrlithltiiita010iditritti."00,0silmilitiol010:0itiliimit
Choppirig Mill On Fire
Whiteehnrch came nearly having a
good. big rire on Monde r aftrne)011
when an overheated exhansi pipe is
mmposed to have been the moans of
a Fire at Robert Mowbray's eh oppinte
mill. As it was the fire did ensider-
able damage to the wesi wall arid the
the roof and burned up a quantity of
of hiteclitirelt prezbyterian eluireh,
will " ••Preach, 'tieniver ry SerVices on
Slindny, lane ,rd. 'Siemer and enter-
teinment on 'elondity everting
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. We have someodds and ends left n BooSy,.hich are
now on sae, Books regularly priced at 50c. are
on sale at 35c each or 3 f r $ 1.00, Books : .Iftr
regularly priccd75eon sale at -45c.
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oys' and Girls" Annuals, Cum's. etc, pt -iced al $2.1)0
to 3.50: while they last at 1.25 each.
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Green, Bli d
Pait.t. That 'Fades, Darker •
That's exactly what it
does. Instead of growing
.lighter and lighter and
finally looking Iike'
washed out blue, it starts
in a vivid green and then
gradually turns: darker
. atil it's reached a rich
deep green, .•
Then it getsno darker,
nor lighter,• apt, stays
the way you want it to
stay. Neither the salt
spray of the seashore, 11037
the hot pelting sun have
any effect upon it. Its
name is Lowe Brothers
Permanent Gren.
You can't get it every-
where, but you can get it
sere. Drop in and well
how you the color:
Buchanan.
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Pord Registrationeln Canada
In the year 1921, the total registra-
fens of all, ears in the Donee -don of
Canada was 446,6p.
At the end of the year tss, the tot-
al registrations of all cars was 493,93
or an increase in registrations during
the yeer 1922, of 47,514 tars,
At then end of the year 102r, the
total Ford cars registered in
wee 20,041, or 47 per cent of the total
eats in use in Canada in. 1922,
The inerease itt registrathe of all
cars in list tt the. year 1922 over the
vear [921 47,54.
The increase its registretione of
Ford eers ie the year 1022 over the
year 1921, was 334,19, •
i of all ers, there:fort
increased in 1922 by 47,514 cars. FOrdS
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rnereasea by 33,2,9 of ibis. total 47,5,54
or 70,5 Per cent; ect.5 per tent of the
cara Sold in Canada zn the year 192*
• were Ford.
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This is a woliderfue tribute to the
value of ties ear to the Canadiart
motorist, when after 29 years' heel it
has increased, its hold upoit the Can-
adian motorist to a greater ottent
than in any previous year.
70 mit of every TOO wii0 bOlight earg
in the year 1022 in Canada breight
ll'ord