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DE LAVAL Cream Separators
IWore you buy a separator see and try a, De Laval.
The DeLaval has received all the
highest honors and first prizes at
every important Exposition, Worlds
Fair, etc, held within, the past 30
years, More than 3,760,000 De
Aaval machines many times all
others combined, have been sold to
date,
The De Laval saves enougIx over
any gravity setting system In but.
et tat, quality of cream, sweet
ki m milk, labor, time and trouble,
o pay for itself every six xnonths.
The De Laval skim .the cleanest,
urn the easiest, are best construct -
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d and easiest to wash. mai
Why not buy a Detaval now?
'We handle pumps, piping,etc,1
of all kinds.
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'THURSDAY', JUNE 15,1916
COUNTY NEWS
At Centralia, on June 6th,
wedding was solemnized when Rev W
A Finlay united in marriage Miss
etie Essery and Byron E Hicks.
Huron County Council last week
Voted $8,000 to apply toward recruit
ing purposes for the 161st Battalion.
Previous to this the county had voted
$2,000 to this purpose and a number
lief municipalities had voted additional
sums. The county now assumes the
'whole thing, and will reimburse the
localities to the extent of votes already
,honored,
The annual meeting of the South
Rural Liberal Association was held at
31ensall on Tuesday. Officers for the
rear were elected and other business
transacted. •T Marshall, MP P and
McMillan, the Reform candidate,
addressed the meeting.
Lieut Manning Smith, of Bayfield,
returned to Canada Tuesday ' on the
Sicilian, from service as doctor at the
Dardanelles and later at Suez.
Clinton is making preparations for
'bolding a monster 12th of July cele-
bration.
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a quiet
Mr Thos Men, of Kippen, is an old
lrenian veteran of 1866. Fifty years
ago this month Mr Mellis, hi the same
eolcl stand in which he is now doing
businessonoulded hundreds of gun
'bullets for the men of this vicinity who
went in wagon loads to Bayfield and
• Goderich, armed with rifles, shotguns
and other weapons, in order to prevent
the Fenians' invasion of Canada, as it
*as reported they had leaded at Bay -
told, EXciteinent in this vicinity was
'more intense at that time than at any
thne duritig the present war. All the
itizens, young and old, were right on
the job for the defence of their county.
• .A,s the Government has been kindly
•remembering the old veterans of that
lime, it is to bo hoped that they will
Ittot forget Mr Mellis. Mr Meliis is
• the nilly resident of Kippen 50 yeas
•, and daring thew /cog years Inank
anges have taken place.
FROM THE FIRING LINE
and. these will be a living memory.
They certainly look pretty, although
in the dead of the night it is a sad
affair for us to march past them.
The farmers around here are look-
ing forward for a good crop, every-
thing is looking splendid. We passed
a field of rye the other morning after
coming out of the trenches en -route
for a resting eamp, I was surprised to
see the rye three to four feet high,
consider that good for May 24th.
Will close now hoping that you and
the rest are in good health, also hoping
that grandmother is as well as can be
expected.
Kind Regards to all, As Ever
Clayton.
HICK'S FORECAST
• A Regular Storm Period is central
on the 16th, embracing the 14th to
the 19th. Disturbing causes andthings
to expect. This period. is shown by
the storm diagram to be co -incident
with the center of the summer Solstice
The Moon is opposition with Earth
and Sun, and at greatest declination
south on the 15th, and in perigee, or
nearest the Earth, on the 16th.
The `wise watcher, at this and other
June storm periods, will be on the look
out for much rain, especially for the
baffling, afternoon thunder showers
the perplex the farmers in_their har-
vesting and hay making.
A Reactionary Storm Period is cen-
tral on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, the 21st, 22nd and 23rd. The
Earth is, at its "turning poiit" on the
21st, with Moon on the celestial equat-
or on the same day.
Debentures for Sale
The County of Huron offers $60000
of debentures for sale. The Debent-
ures are first class security and will be
offered to the residents of the county
first. For particulars apply to Robb.
W Livingstone, Warden, W J R Hol-
mes, Treasurer or the undersigned.
Dated May 10th, 1916
W. Lane, .Clerk.
THE WESTERN 1,;,..LI.R
London, Ontario
September 8th to 16th, 1916
The management of the Western
Fair, London's great Exhibition is very
busy preparing for same. Within the
next few days, thousands of prize lists,
hangers and maps will be mailed
throughout the Country. The very
generous prize list of 1915 has been
added to yery materially this year.
Several new sections have been added
in the Horse and Cattle Department
and a new class entirely for Duroc
jersey Swine, A new class has been
given for a Wool exhibit and also one
for an exhibit of eggs. The manage -
meat realizes that the sticeess of the
Exhibition depends to a large extent
on the Live Stook and Agricultural
Departments and are putting forth
every effort to give the Exhibitors in
these departinent all the consideration
possible. P tiZO lists, entry forme and
all information given on applieation to
the Secretary, A, M. Bunt, London;
logoomoomoomos000
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DASE1WOOD
Dont forget the big eelebration at
Dashwood; Tuesday June, 20th. A
big time is in store for everyone.
Mr D Tiernan is erecting a fine
new barn on his premises.
The epedimic of measles in our
village has nearly disappeared,
Mr Earl Guenther spent a few days
in Clinton last week.
Seargt. E Broughton who has
returned from tbe front is a visitor at
the home of ?iIrJ Kellerman.
Messrs Jack Kraft, Otto Restameyer
Wes Wolf and Elmore Willert motored
to London, Tuesday.
• Miss Alma Rader of London is
yisiting at her her home here.
Don't miss the concert given be
Brazil and White, • Tuesday night,
June 20th.
Mr and Mrs KWillet and Mr and
Mrs Bert Statton, spent Sunday in
Zurich. •
Mr Ezra Tiernan and family visited
in Stratford over Sunday.
Mrs Ball is visiting her son in Tavis-
tock at:present. •
A largo number from here attended
the 8, School Convention of the
Evangelical ch urch, Crediton, on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
CREDITON
Mr John Finkbeiner and daughter,
Leona have returned from a visit with
relatives in Saskatoon and Seamans,
Sask.
The Sunday School convention of
the Crediton district of the Evangelical
Association was held here on Tuesday
and Wednesday. The attendance was
large* and many excellent addresses
were given.
W. A. Sambrook and Alfred Link
have forined a partnership in the bar-
bering business.
Miss Clarissa Hill a nurse in St
Joseph's hospital, London, spent last
week at her home here. -
The regular meeting of the Red
Cross society was held in the town
hall on Tuesday.
ROD AND GUN
The June issue of Rod and. Gun is
on the news stands and its list of con-
tents is of interest as usual to the
sportsman and lover of life in the
open. An article on the Nipigon and
Canoe,Routes to the East is the leader
in this issue which contains among
other stories "Bjornsen's Grizzly." an
unfortunate encounter with an enraged
grizzly; "Fisherman's Luck,"; Trout
Fishing on the Stave River; an article
ou the Destruction of Fish and Game
in the Laurentian Mountains descript-
ive of the damage that is being done
in that regionby residents who are
ignorant of Or criminally careless as to
the game laws; besides well conducted
departments devoted to guns and am-
munition, fishing notes, the kennel,
the trap, etc. Rod and Gun, the
sportsman's magazine, is issued by
W. 3. Taylor, Ltd., Woodstock, Ont
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Groceries3 • Etc'
Fresh Groceries and Fruits, Field
and Garden Seeds, Corn, Mangolds,:etc.
Summer Hats
Men's Stylish Panama Hat at popular
prices. Imitation Panamas from
50cts up, for men and boys.
Everyday bats suitable for everybody
Shirts
• ITENSALL
Miss Margaret Sturgeon who hag
'Wen an invalid for some years, •then
44 Jane 3rd in her 53rd year, Th
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remains were interred at Fanesville
• The wiring of the houses for hydr.
is being proceeded with. Word bae
been received from the depaitmeni
work on the line from Exeter will b,
started in September,
Geo Case and D A Cantelon hem
recently completed improvements tt
their dwellings on Richmond street.
Despite the wet weather a largi
acreage of flax and onions has beer
sown in this section.
Mrs J R Stewart, of Battle Creel,
11Ich., spent a few days last weel
with friends here.
Miss Margaret Dick has accepted it
• position at Seafortb. Her sister, l‘fiSi•
• ylolet, is now attending Dr Peck'i-
1603.
FLAX GROWERS MEET AT
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The first meeting of Western On
ario flax mill owners at Hensel' o
Thursday last, was fully attended an
interesting addresses were given by
Messrs. Fiaileigb, of Forest, W Forest-
er, of Mitchell, A Tipling, of Wing -
ham, and 0 Geiger, of Hensel].
The general matters up for discus-
sion were in regards to the labor .ques-
tion and conditions of the flax growth.
Ib was estimated that there are 5,000
acres in this section of Ontario under
flax. This is just about 60 per cente
of what wes figured on. The falling
off is due to the continued wet weather.
With what help is available from hom
labor it is expected that the Govern
went will be asked to. .furnish som(
hundredsof men, which they will brine
in from the United States.
Pullers a nd machinery for such work
was an important question. Mr Kalb-
fleisch was appointed by the mill own-
ers present to look into all new inven-
tions for flax pulling machinery that
had been brought to their attention
Kalbfleisch will visit Detroit to-
morrow as a beginning in his important
investigation.
Reports on the condition of the crops
that are now in, were very favorable
Under the present circumstances of
wet weather and other natural draw
backs the progress the flax has made
has been declared marvelous.Following
the report on the flax it was decided
that another meeting would be held on
July 14 in Sarnia, where the new
water rotting methods used in . Pori
Huron will be carefully examined.
This water ratting will be carried on
tbroughout all mills where it is possible
for them to get water' from the St
Clair River, which has been found to
be the right quality of water for such
work.
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EXETER.
The Smalley Mfg,Co., of Wisconsin
are opening a branch factory here in
connection with the Connor Machine
Co. Ensilage outters will be manufact-
ured and assembled here.
The price of sugar is higher now
than it has been during the last 25
years.
A Hastings attended the funeral
of his brother at Port Huron last week.
Henry Gould has left to take charge
of the Park at Grand Bend.
Mr and Mrs Silas Handford have
left for Dousman, Wis., to visit their
son.
The final draft of the London con-
ference places Rev McAllister at Ridge-
wn. Rev Langford at Mitchell, Rev
Uren at Kincardine, Rev Lloyd at
Parkhill, Rev C W Baker at Crediton,
Rev Snowden at Ailsa Craig, and Rev
Jefferson at Wardsville.
• Fine Neglegce shirts something t°
stylish for young men. Ties and
Tie pins
Summer Underwear
For men and boys. Men Wom-
en and children's hose
SHOES
White Canvass shoes just in, Carl
and see our new stock.
Shoe Repairing of all kinds
ALL KINDS PRODUCE TAKEN.
L. BRISSON
Phone
Dry
Store C1lee4, every rtiosclay andeFridal
G.vetqq
A happy event took place at the
borne of Mr. Donald Grassick, on June
7th, when their youngest daughter,
Joggle Jean, was happily united in
marriage to Mr David Dobble Fergu •
son, of Toronto. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Richardson, of
Kippen in the presence of a few in-
vited guests. The happy couple left
on the evening train for Sarnia and
Detroit, after which they will take up
theirreeidauce h Toronto,. followed
by the, hest widhee o1 ithebride's nearly
friends-diera; with.Whont she wa a'
4fett taioettee •
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WHEN you pay several hun-
dred dollars for an autorno-1
• bile, why not get a good-'
looking one --one that you will be
proud to own, proud to drive and
proud to take your friends out in?,
Maxwell owners have a just pride in
the handsome appearance of their
automobile for Maxwell Motor Cars
have the same attractive lines, the
same graceful design as the higher
priced types.
In addition to good looks you
want, of course, a reliable, sturdy and
economical car. But there is no
doubt in your Mind on these points
since the Maxwell a short time ago
established the World's Motor Non -
Stop Mileage Record. .Any car that
can run continuously for 44 days and
nights, averaging 500 miles per day -
22,000 miles in all and without once
stopping the motor—is bound to be a'
well designed and well made car.
Any car that can perform such a
'wonderful feat on an average of one
Imperial gallon of gasoline to every,
26 miles is bound to be an eco-
nomical car.
We have such confidence in thel
Maxwell car and the company behind
it that we have staked our judgment
and future on the ability of the car to:
make good for you. It will; wel
know it. All we want is a chance to:
prove it.
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Phone as today, while you have'
it in mind.
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Touririg Car, $850. Roadster, $830
Prices F. 0. B. Windsor
Completely EtiulPPed
Oestreicher.
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MASSEY-HARRIS Implements
Now is the time to look for good
Mowers, Rakes and Hay Loaders.
John Deere Corn Planter, ahro3t new, for sale
at a Bargain.
Agency for the weiNknown Louden
Hay track and litter carrier.
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We carry large sock of storm sashes and storm,
Shingles, lumber, laths and all plating mil
products.
I•Estm ates given and contracts taken.
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