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. I Wdway through the first hW, I"Thia Unvel][1-pic not, only bcn
1 4 i . � the Saints took the lead,- moch to the ,those two, boya-" be'doAtinued, 1
14 . a. delight ,of -the large crowd' present. it also 1honors eveiT mother who
I . FAsp5e,t*4 ,gatheired tl�e bala friorn, a sone; in the Grelit War land in p
...., f � Toesirtiful combination PW by ,Flan- tieular the mothers whose boys-g�,
, ,wery and WdIver and gett4ng -the ball up their lives. . . .
- q I �well unde-r- . eontr`01 shoti well out '04 . . Mothers and Sons
. , Hesiriffuy's reach into the top cofter- "'Whether the battles af warf
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1 4 of the -goal . Thecheering that grpet.�, bring bonor or ,dishonor lb the
ed this -goal, -was long and leu;4 O&Y tions Involved, we . will ,,alwfays- h
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being restarted several' minutes be- that fOr these who have given tb
t I Ibrw it finally died down. St.,Col'unN- ILves for their country there is
. Than sboal4.liave scored, agan I idn. -an m4fin- due. On,tivis taccasion, I would
e . uW boo P):u:t Nh4ebon�si shot, hit. you to, bear volth -me and to.do
. the foot of the upright. . to the ''mbtlitirs of such sons and
I I . . Sutherland * got in dutch with the syn�pathlze witfi th�em in .the m�
I I � 11 crowd, i when, he 'started talking back -sadnesses that came to them throu
� I . . to the referee and claiming that Rol- life as a result of,the sacrifices
I . I I *� 'Und was pushing thho into ,bou& In- 'made." ' ` � . .
. . . otead- of us -Ing his shoulder, nothing At this june-tum in the,ceremo '
, 4 I h resulted. . .. I Premier Gardiner pulled, thLe'
. . Meattle and Wye were the most which 'uhveili�d the tablets and
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I , dangerous of the Rangers attack and George Grant sounded the Last
I � TW�ye ,looked to -have the ,goal at his 'One minme ,of silence *as, obser
. . mmmy when he broke, *through bui followed'by�the sounding of the
I . . twith only Wiles to 'beat ,h�e Tot hard veUle . .
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. for -the eomer but thef __. I s goalie - i�Zung from the inscription on
. 4 I pulled off a remarhable:'eavie with tWeb.4, M.r. Taylor said that
,one hand from a -shot Omt loo . ked .11Am,e.s:';',Pa
I _ . veblendaele,, W�ny I;Wd
. i .1 isUre, to score, again, the crow4went Lens, noted, upon themme-te Of
I . . icheeminj imiaa and a great rally by significance. �
-the ,Saints' forwailds got them into ' owe will ik forget," fie s',i�f, "a
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. . iscoring, position again ',but as, Mc- we will tell our vdhildren�tlhat t
Carthy shot the ball between the up- too must not �fbrget what these thk
I . 4 rights he was -pulled up"for "off -side," me.an for theve 'never w.us, a time
. ,the - goal -not .being allowed, - . 'the history of the race when yob
, . I . The -Saints continued, to press tb men who had so much to live
fte intervaIl -but failed' to add to went out sb, nio(,blk and ma&
� I . their one goallead. I greai sacrifice. , They nhw -Ife de
I in the fields of Flanders and Fra
I Reorganize Attack . . . .
. I I I . Rej6mb'er 'Sacrifices -
Kitchener reorganized their for- . '
I . . 1ward alne at the start of the'second "We"sh,U] remember the white I
lialf wdth the result that they had ped,w�men who - said go9d,bye at
.1 . I I ta little more of the play.than in, the statio'n to those Young men who w
;�I:-Arst half. )_ScLeod. who took Over' away starry-eyed, but - did n4at ret
4 I the centre forward ,Position worked The very fact that we have not
lhard to get his forward�& going but gqt�n out of the wood's to pei
. I . -they were met bya stubborn defence makes it -the More Important that
4 I . that refused to let ,them get into a remember'tbe. sacrifices of that g
;shooting ,position, Every attack sent eration. I
v . I iup by the viss,itors was smashed be- "Th6 war a peace must be won
lore they got very far, the Saints hattlesJust. as splendid as the batIt
I I lhalf and, full backs turned in a ster.: ,of wa-r,but-th�a ivar of peace sball
ling game in this -part of the game, -won by. you and, 17,ou-T chil4ren. a
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I . the victory, by the -Saints over the your children� children."
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� ingers is due'to them. Never let- M. - T'yd - congratulated M
. . -ting the Rangers reslly get going Qoriner,l�eiruko , his s
I they Put up a stonewall defence that tea, Mrs. Allitn', upon the octasi
I - 1gaive ,Miles in goal a very. easy time, They all had the love and -gespect"'
1having few and far between shots the ,-*opleof Thamesnoad commi
� I -to clear. After a long Kitchener at- ity, the minister said.
twk that firrally mefteA out, the "We ,love and trust you, Mr. G
I . I Saints took the Play to, the other end diner and we see that othera on
� *md with wild cheering urging them prairies love and respeqt -�ou fr
I .qn, broke thibugh the Rangeilsl de- the results of the recefif, electioi
;ttew-e only to ,have,. the final sliot. bit '311% Taylor said� "We welcorne
i I ., Ithe crossbar and come out into play. to your hqme, on this occasdoil
,,, -iFlarmerry got possession of the ball we give you our best, wisibes forl yo
I, . and talting a first time shot Just graz- success. In these troubled ,times,
% I ed the upright, -with no nets to stop,is not an easy task whirch your f
the -ball it looked as tbough the ball low citizens have called you to V
I I ]had . 9,9sed . betwe the posts but a form, but we7 pray ,God that you v
;.nal Check up in ewnhich Flannery adL- be successful in the great reslyo
. I midt�( 'd be did not score, eased pres- bilities and plate that thave been
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sure on the Rangers' -goal. stowed upon you." "
� f I At, the other end Beattie came In, special request of the pas
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close with a fast low shot that pass- Prenrier Ghi,diheT again took ihe p
. . ed about a foot Outside the -post, Sev- pit,, bringing an, encouraging mess
,l eral min4tes were spentiby both aides of the prospects of wotld recovery
I I in a continual march Up and down He likened prevailing'Cmes to
the touch iline with throw-in's. Su-th- conditions in the 1890's, and the 19
I � gain, �aised the crowd to fun 14 Period, opinirig that when, the i
I I imaking cheers when'be persisted to tione of the world comie to und
� I play. around with the ball in whicl� --tancldn,g about their differences pn
I The got .t*he.wu,rs.t of it time after p,erity would return. ,HL- cited
. I I time. Kita,en,& staged h final raNy -period of progres-s between 1900- a
. fin the last few minutes of the' game, 1910 which followed- in the, wake
A . Imt could not iscore, the Saints run- the F,ranco-Ruisian, altiance.
vang out winn,erls by the only goal '"It is indeed a pleasant duty
# . I scffed. -come back to the old convywrilty a'
. Final .. I mleet so many of %ose whom, I kn,
4 . 1. in my younger days," -he gad& ,
h I Kitchener Rau&rs .............. 0 Had Made Time
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4 . ist. Columban winning the round -Exoplaining ,tW it bad been di
5 to 3. cult for him to find time, be had n
i I Mtelieneil Rangers—Aesinffuy, Mle- erbhelless made it a point to do
Leod and Fife, ssutherland, Trenchall and be had been more than, conv
, l and Wye, Beattie, ,Miller, -Hill, Roth sated by the genkrous manner
and Sullivam which old friends'ralled out for
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I . St. 40olumban�Miles, Malone and unvoiling ceremonie
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. tetun. wo0ar,6by and Eckart. Subs., surprise. Ile had learned of it f
I I Ryan and J. McQuaid. an item in the papers. only the
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ar- at .her homLa. f ..". . lecting your 'New Suit. , size , X1. . . �_ "�:*L,_:: " .�,;",:.,�,.
IMIss, Au,diw Kelly I ' j making in this counla,-y comistdritly- . . . . 5. " -,'I '. � I . , " 11�',�
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Miss Amie Jurrott. pA I I.;, I pure botany wool, war-- - - -, . I . 1W. 1. 'I �,;,., �V.
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ask Mirs. Ross Dick and son, Do las) . . . 11 .. ,q�,,: �' "
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,.,h IMbs Ruth, Coles, ,,visited her friend, ali, ,-which is petb&.Ps t - I ul I . I .. � ��.. u;
, . . he ,greatest- 11 . and Blue hairline stripe '"' '�111'� I
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. single virtue any'rtoilet 4oap cWi have I -. 4 J.- ", . "; J . '. �,:�,,
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iMns.:L. Tra�er, whobas been misit- as free altkali irritatw and dries the ray0h -, full' sized', 9nd, - . �� "I-" " -i'�'�,��,,i��. " ,
ing f9ends in this vicinity, left to sldn. Neve th ese, I_
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),Tdj viAlt her nieces -new, Hensalil before evien, 11-4 will give excellent wear. � j."': � lt',,�
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week in the hospital. We alle,90=7 - M%ere is.a simple teeA, muoh used . - . lue. ',Cbme In and 'see . � ..� I., �,:"
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thp to report that Mr. LoOlVePassed away by Old isoap-makers, which anyone I . . Ments . , - r , . �.,Z,!�',
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nd ited by 1*lati�teis from Buffalo, N.Y., free k1kali is,pir6sent and the soap i's . I . �. :�. �
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.in Mere Passed away in Scott Mem- Dopular delusions aboiii soap af, , - . .- 50c � ., . . , � .1� ��'1,11-
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for August Oth, ,Mr.'James Love, in - his cannot be substantiated. One is that I f I 1-1 . 00.
the 70th year.. The deceased had been. a 'n so'sip is likely to be "purer" I % Shirts, long -or Short -' . . n._
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ad -in falling -health for -the past mon-ths th, P floating varieties.. But'any 1. sleeves,; drawers, loifg". . . . , I .11". I
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. it in the process -of manufketure. , DRESSES !"'' made Will give good . , -:t�"'
Qng -to a heart conditi6h. Mr. I-ve Wilien you buy a floating ASOap it is I . . wear. . ,:0 . . � '�4_
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rn. t�'qrourn has -loss, his sorrowing wife ,well as -soap. Another'souperstition . � I . 11 1. 7, 0,
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ce John and -Stanley, li-Ving rity. , Aetuall��q, ,transparency . -is surprised what one of 4,11- 1 Big I � a,._... I
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by of sistem and' brothers living at short sugar. One trawparent. soap, which I . . ..
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nd has spent the' past two months with fOr botbies, and for those who- ekins . . . 1:,
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are sensitive to the cocoanut,, palm — , I . 1!� I
ur his daixghter, Mrs. DA.'Stephenson, oils con ; OV'eralls I . It,
it has -gone to spend a while with his and allied tc�ined in virtually .
el- dauighter, IMirs. Ed. Boyce, of Bruce- 'all' toilet soaps. But adulteration and _..1
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be- DlivLe 111h -raft motored to Rondeau contain practicalay no olive oil at.all. Osmoor is the highest grade House Dress . . . �.�.
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P�ark, on Friday to spend the week . mad weight, roomy,cut; btfflt . . I � �'.
v. E. A. Poulter and fam- widely ,dv,ertised statements that the � for wear and tea'r. Sizes I . I :i�
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presence of Olive oil results in a na- I . 34 to 46. -
ge IMies Isabel ,Robinion is spending tural greenish color in the soap. Ac- . I` . . .1
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;be Goderieb- . tually, ,dh,l-'color of a soap made from � I I . I... "..
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s- - fReVL Mr. Bandy -and family, Varna, dened that the soap 'was made in par. I ' . ' '
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of next Sundimy irk the churches on .the I " I
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to construed, as condemning any brand; .11 �.�;
The young people of Blake intend I I
nd ,holding their annual lawn social on Ictiltildismi goes to, the confusing and ewar, rosO. e 10 I �
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- lBefore elgg�gradlng was imtrodue- further. A horde of soap products . . . ' I . .� : -1
3v- ed into ,Canada in, 1923 by the Do- are alleged to be of special -value for ti.vely pleasiant,, and mlay 66 ' good 'Of late years in Scotland, IffiE, Usborne & Hibbert MutiW I : . I I
so ininion Dep�a�ent of Agriculture' a4e, fA#. Wor 14kin afilictions, flor amps if the wood' tar content ist no,t spread of bracken, particularly in the , I �1�
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en- the yearly ,conisumiption of eggs �,, -dandruff, odors and a scOrs Of Other too large, but they cannot be -more W --t, has reached such dimensions Fire Imurance Compaw- , ��
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in head of ithe lyopultvtion was 17 dozen. ills to which the flesh is heir. From than good, soaps, and 11recluently ,they bhat it has become a serious ,menace ' 11.1
;he Now it is 28 dozen.. the mientiflIc point of view, any good �re not ev,en-tll_t. -Owing to the to hill farming. Heaa office,. Fmlrquhar, Ont. I - A.
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ge- I toilet soap will do as nwoh as the dark cO1.oT of the, product," says a — 1,1�
most highl-y touted special ,purpose sIoapmaker's guide, "a laree a"unt At the Bee Division-, Central Ex- Vice-president - SEWN DOW .. ,. �
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re- is little known. . somewhat dubious product.% are the can be worked into the soap.71 It is ftund that at least two months ,are SAMUEL NORRIS J. T. ALUM= I � 0.
so-called germicidal -soaps, some of a knoll 'fact that when One Of the requirerd W lay the f'oundation of next WM. H. COATES, FRANX . IV
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te which bear the -names Of faml6us smaller soapnihkers ,has a fire, ,his Year's .boney crop, by building up af- I McOONNE)LIL t�;
— lCanada shipped a large miariety of pharmacoulticaR bovs,e,j, Vet in prac- -,first thought is rto salvage his daM- tPr August I%t a.fotve of y'otng bees . , AGENTS I , . _1
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Products to South Africa last year— ti'cal u,se none of therm -has any n1ore a -god stock by tuming it into tar capable ,of witbstanding the rig�>urs JCPAN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent fell! . . .
aver 200 differeT4 conymbdities in- gvmi,cidal power than plain, soap -soap. It is a commion practice to of the col'hifing wintei in a Satislat- jUsborne and Biddul0h. I "I
- cluding apples,, xolled oats, �heat,. alone. darken tar soap by adding an aniline tory 'manner. . AlWaN L. 11AJtRIS, Munro, A*a 119
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of priomiefs at Ottawa. Present in isu,bh imounts ao to ,make INSURANCE COMPANY . :,t,%
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lRoduttlig Incidents from. his Own the soap un'sal4ble or unfitlforl do- dndeffiMtely, but ,the consensus,of gel- . . GLADMAN & STANBURY - ,� �
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and there was even: more hardshiip react v*hIthe soup eo� as to degtAoy kird.' "Even it the disinfeetant Were Windstorms haveparrived. Get pro- . - - , -. �:'!,,,���'..
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pren-jer said that. .good timeff ,had, fol- iously injure the deteTg,1,ncy of the �o-n would be nullilled by, th-q ,short in Canadi at the lowest rates , *1 , . I . . , I,'.,
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lbWed u1pon the bad. -So it would be,soap itself. Otlierst, vwah as cArbolip edinie a contact, and ,the fact, that able No premium.n "va" FIRE INSURANCE C". ".
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I tsoop is, a cleanser, cauising the dis- * 1: 1� ,
again, he prophesied. / acjd� eMai)orate -so rapidft7 tXilat it Automobile aedd;nt protection to IFEAD"OPPICB-SEAPORTM Oft. � -
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. Premier lGardirier �quot ffiftetant to he wadhed awa7 &x. thor- h M i ..;",
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when mankind lejMed the Vklue a a mi4q*1Mpe,'0Enftg, of the germ.. FMITJ t1lig point of view SM "tfi&-l' OWSMT-YOUR LWAL A4ENT MexiDwadfoot,, 'Seaforth - Pro& ,��, J
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1. Onoas. He decried .those ,Am trded� STM11 for a long time;, and mianyipeo- as adulterants. The same considera- I MoIrton A. Reid, 9ftforth ll See,-Trdmg. I �, p - ��,,�,,,� " ��)
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to place the "resporisibUfty in the, ,pqe have come to thilak an wVleuall itions appl�, I*b ef'UM force to SPL- 11SCO 1?
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churldh was mt doing its, A, are. The Merit. � , Itiam, cold cream or other cownetile , I . — John Muftla: Z. R. 8,Seaior&-,,K,-K �,� �4 �
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cbdT& Was, doing -a ;mndarhl Work, I ingredients- if p�esent at all, Mien. Jos, WuLt. I `.; " I ,
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