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IN REVIW
'lity 9Nocistmx 'Davies
Sensation in Vancouser Ivoteis :10, be said, were not living
'Ihe campaign of Hon, H. M. Stev- olt the addrese given, and of ..vhorn he
trs In North Vancovver has provided swore he had personal knowledge,
ie most sensational ...4,velopment ea Evidence of wend of tive ponset-on
far in the election cempaign. the list he submitted resulted in his
dition to the accusation levelled detention. It is admitted that Dug -
against him, that his evidence in the. *Id Donsghy, Mr. Stevens' optionsnt
Customs campaign was secured by is giving the Minister of Customs a
underhand means, which wet denied dose fight in his constituency And
Icy R. P. Sparks of the Vernmereiali that, had the names been removed
Protective Association, there oecui,lt ierewould bc no doubt of Mr. Stee-
red over the week.end the aril's!. of ,1 yes' elution.
Amos C. Ferguson, accusPd of per.i Although many estimates have
jury as a conseetnnee of his eff,r. t tc, iren made of the probable results of
have remot-cd from the saters' liRt" the clection next month, the situation
four thousand names of (omen-T.1mis cdriiatvdly a puzzling one, and
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PIMPLES UNSIGHTLY
SOILS PAINFUL
OM AP* Wines* yr
BAD BLOOD
In** pimples and boils appear on
the Ism mid body it seems as if the
ii/the wore Um ;KW of tlie trouble, but
AU rod even of Ouse diseasea lies
is the impurity of tits blood, there -
fere yen meet get lustier the ;kin; get
ist the bioed Mid it,
Ithore err many who fear that in spit(
of the publics fervent desire for a de-
, ciciw• settlement, the result of the
1714 not be much more rat -
y than the last one.
During his British Columbia visit
Mr. King has denounced his oppon.
ents' attitude towards the United
States. He draws attention to the
tourist trade by which Canada is now
profiting and declared that Conserve.,
tire references to the Reputhlie to the
South "do not foster good will." He
depreLates the hostility 'it will pro -
Burdock. duce, and keys: "If this campaign is
kept up along theft lines, I intend to
have much to say about it during thc,
BL000 are now in the mountain provinci:,. and
next few weeks:" Both party leaders
will work their way ""
prairie province* to
Charles Dunning is m
R1 Charles orous campaign in
the war into the Cu
He is said to be one
goes T"'"Ik to root o the dis-ors in the campaign'
east mid restores healthy, normal very good impress
-action to the different organs, and
chasm the blood of all its impor- ardienees 'whose act
Mee, nuking for the first,
Manufactured only by Tice T. Mil- Cook to be
betra 001 Limited, Toronto, Oat, Events show a litt
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connection with tits British seal
strike. Following the rejection of the
Bishops' plan by Use minors, sa ap.
peal was made by A. .1. Cook, the
miners' limier, to the goaseeseeest, to
.aUanother meeting. It is said Teeth
government and mine owaers are do-
termined not to treat with Cook,
whoa* utterances have met kink ise-
.101W the pale, so far as they are con-
cerned. This conviction of the Irre-
sponsibility of Cook is spreading
among his fellow labor leaders, and
„Cook, quick to catch the tenor of pas-
sing events, made a whirlwind speak-
ing tour over the week -end and plead-
ed with the strikers not to repudiate
, him. "Discredit nte and you discre-
, dit your cause," he told them. Al.
ready the men in one of the South
,
Wales fields have made their own
settlement on the 8 -hour -day *basie.
Men in other trades who joined the
general strike are handling and using
imported coal without a protest. Un-
fortrnately the coal impt,rtsition* are
threatening to affect sterling ex-
change. In spite of this, observer*
profess to see in Britain Inns of
coming industrial expansion that
promises prosperity for that greatly
harrassed kingdom. British industry
is all set for a great forward stride
the minute the coal strike ends.
Garnet Proves Its Worth
SHETLAND
PONY
FREE
Votes will be given out u
Saturday Night
AUGUST 28th;
and ba,i14 box will be open at
Theatre up to MONDAY NICHT
30th; for deposit of ballots.
Remember there is a Second P
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS and a
Prize of TWELVE DOLLARS
Just a week and two clay
but .rou can get a lot
votes in that time'
The following stores will.give yot
cash purchases and cash paid on ac
twenty-five cents and up. .Ask for th4
THE S. A. GRAY CO,
Drsoods and Ladies'
• E. G. SMITH, Bakery
CRAIGIE BROS, Tobaccos and Bil4
FRED HUNT, ;Hardware c
W. REG, SHARMAN, Boots and $
STURDY'S 'CASH GROCERY, !
Groceries'
GEO. W. SCHAEFER, Grocerli
HURON MOTOR'SALFA,
- • Garage, Gasoline and Oils
THE GODERICH STAR,
Newspaper Subscriptions.
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thereasesi giSrvoisWby hirrtir N8yines".
Cold LOIN Albeit% roe alimped
is haws co -—ed to padding the vot-
ers' Hats in the hot .ties. Me
said that the district *Mod railways
and highways, and seimeW not get
than unless the papetatiori seemed
bigger thous it realty was.
Swing Thresigis the Air
It is four years since rude broad,
casting first pawed out of the exper-
imental Irtageinto practical use. The
strides reads eines then elsould pre -
Pore the mind for shoot any other
seemingly trdirderilehts discovery, arid
so there is little excitement over the
announeement that. the first license
has been Wood for wireless television.
J. L. Baird le the inventor of this re-
markable Instrument by which pie -
tures are projected through space.
He has established communication
between his city home in London and
his country home. in Harrow, nine
miles sway. The transmitter is a
complicated' .collection of tubes and
lenees, light cells and revolving shut -
tem, but the transmission is by ordin-
ary radio aerial.
Canadian Enterprise
The Canadian genius for engineer-
ing has been forcibly demonstrated
with the completion of a great pipe
line for the -conveyance of oil from
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Don't say "It is very unique," or
"moat unique." "Unique" moans the
only one of its kind and should net
be qualified.
Don't say "it was moot excellent
or "very excellent." "ffxcellent" is
farm homes.
Open Weilead Caul im 1*10
The Welland Canal will be in use in
the mason of 1000, it is hoped and
believed. This immense engineering
project, costing Canada *1 16,000,000.
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Don▪ 't my "the Wanes cti the dolt
yea devoted to athieties." Ssy "volt
Words Often /I 1J
at the.day."
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Forma. Preneseco tis o aa is
"few," net as in "or."'
fiesed the b. ,
Use is as in "weit." a as 1st "awere,",
amen last syliebia.
Heretk. Proems/se arse e as '
"bet,* sweed e usisereseed. 1 as
"it." aeeent the r.
Dsgular. Pronounce reg -u -kir, not
reg -lar.
Iowa. Pronounce the i as in "tie,"
o as in "no," a as in "ask," accent on
the i.
Salmon. Proncturtee sam-un, the a
as in "am."
Wonie Often Misspelled
Poseessor; four s's. Achieve. Re-
servoir, Repartee. Requiem.
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Synonymic
Account, story, narrative, report,
tale, recital, relation, description.
Scare, terrify, frighten, alarm, in-
timidate, dismay.
Rebellions, disobedient, insubordin-
ate, intractable, refraotory, ungov-
ernable.
Hesitate, vacillate, fluctuate, oscil-
late, swerve, vary, waver.
Enemy, foe, antagonist, opponent,
rival, adversary.
-Criterion, rule, test, standard,
proof, measure.
Word Study
"Use a word three times and it is
youre." Let us increase our vocabu-
lary by mastering one/ word each day.
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of FALL GOODS
FALL HATS
FALL SHIRTS
GOLF HOSE
FALL CAPS
SLICKERS
GOLF KNICKERS
WINDBREAKS
FALL SUITINGS ,ARE IN!"
Come and See Them
CHAS. BLACK
The Leading Tailoring
and Men's Smart Wear Store
Phone 219 — North Side Square
FALL FAIR DAIBS
Toronto—Aug. 28--Zept. 11
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Mitchell—Sept, 28-29
[Brussels—Sept. 30 -Oct. 1
Zurich—Sept. 30.Oet. 1
Dungannon—Oct. 7.8
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CAST'ORIA
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BINS' '19114926
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iniversary
NTIL AUGUST 28th
Here are a few more Specials for This Week
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10 Dozen Boys' Jerseys
Brown and Navy, Navy and Red, and Navy
and Green, all sises,16th An-
niversary Speeial
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10 Dozen Men's Black and
Blise•Doeralls
roe of Heavy Desks. 15th Ili,*
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3 Demo Men's Khaki
Pants and Smocks
MIAs of beim Dusk, PIA* Pokiest and
dashie brim WOO. Slit
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Men's Cotton Bathing Suits
One piece, with Jkirb, in contrasting colors,
all sites. 15th Anniversary .,..I
Special • • iff‘s,
60 Pairs Men's Heavy
Work Shoes
In Brown or Black. 15th Anni- eat ear
verestry Special Efftelf/e1/
4•44.44144
Men's Merino Underwear
nide and Drawers, shwa 36 to 44 gam
Anniversary Special, per garment I Ini;
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