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A.G. SMITH, iiditor and Plop.
Mr. Roweirs SacriEito. •
(Orange Sentenil)
The measure of the sacrifice made by
henb
t Milled
OwHon;1`t. W. Rowell:w I
the Unionist government is Seen in the
appoletdnent of Hort Mackenzie King as
,;.leader of the Laurier party. If he lives
;lung enough Mr. King will be premier
:soigne day, That is what Mr. Rowell sac-
riliced to serve the country in its greatest
• King tl'tsis. IF he bad, like Mr Kingstnck to
Laurier, Mr. Rowell would undoubtedly
• .hnvebeen the leader of the Opposition in-
stead of Mr. King. To have served the
country{ is :better than to have served a
party,Mr, Rowell may derive from
that thought iuore satisfaction that he
would from being the leader of the party.
Isis: reward must be of that nature, for a
leader man reaps tale honors that were his
;had he been unfaithful tohimself.
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The place that Mr. Rowell held in' the
old Liberal party Y t was second only to that
a
'occupied by the late Sir Wilfred Laurier.
fe was ,cohsequently marked out as his
• -successor. That accounts for the ex-
traordinary bitterness the Laurier patty
exhibits toward him. The vulgar display
•
made by W. E. ICnowles, of Saskatchewan,
exceeded any other, but it was received
Willi enthusiasm. When mentioning Mr.
R4well's name in the course of his speech
• Mr. Knowles spat on.the platform three
times Not many public men earn sucn
•enmity as that. That is the price Mr
• Rowels has to pay for standing behind the
'men in the trenches during the darkest
days of:the war.
Then there is another aspect of the case
that is not so readily, apprehended by the
van on the r;treet The Liberal press
Played no small part in Mr. Rowell's de-
cision to ,join with Sir Robert Borden,
Nearly every journal representing that
party urged him into ,Union government,
• and applauded his action. Only the Lon-
, on Advertiser amting the Ontario. Liberal
dailies did not approve. And now?
They are all. for King, and none for Row-
ell. They will not assail Mr. Rowell,
but they will 'be acccmplices of the
French leaders who have sworn to destory
eee
• . him.
• The treacheries of•xPolities are respeon-
sibte for many' tragedies. If the inner ex-
periences of men who have occupied high
places were written it ;would be seen how
sordid and selfish men, become who make
polities their trade, But not many would
beable to point,-tb ;blacker ingratitude
than Mr,. Rowell le!..receiving from the
Liberal press. • ee
• Titin ing Season Advanced -
Local sportsmen will be interested to
• • learn that the open season .for deer has
been, advanced five days, from November
• 1st.- Hunting will now commence on Nov-
ember 5th, and terminate on the 20th
Tosome this will be welcome news as five
days make quite a •difference in the
temperature at this tme
a
f the year,
Others who have too go far back in the
woods especially by water route, will have
to keep a sharp lookout to avoid being
frozen in.
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GRAND. TRUNK RAILWSYSTEM
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car service
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Sleeping cars on Night Trains
and Parlor Cars on principal
Day Trains.
Von can buy a Four Cylinder 5 l' ' t ngt'r Motor Car at a lower
)r .
trtcldrt
inlets r than
Von cannot afford a ear leas good than the Hort.
'Ion do not watrt service less complete.
Measure the st•rviee and satisfaction it gives yon
Judge tin' power and quietness of its motor, the size and comfort of
its body, the 5o inehee eantele aver springs mean easy riding. Rs equip •
1nent and the years of service you get front it.
r • > ) s' • >s •<'u abundantly.
A11 these things the Dort gives y 1
As well as genuine servit:e from the man you buy as is not sn with
r, give
other so.c>r111edi pedlars who will lrrourise you everything and
your nothing.
A full line of profs for Dort tars always kept in stool: its ease yon
do need anything.
Buy a 1)urt and eliminate your troubles.
E. MERKLEY & SON, Agents.
Full information from any Grand Trunk
Ticket Agent or C. L. Horning, District
passenger Agent, 'Toronto, Ont. W, P.
Burgman, Agent, Wingham. Phone 50,
National Victory
ti
Celebration
TO BE OPENED BY II.R.H.;
THE PRINCE OF ''ALES
EXHIBITION
Aug. 24 TORONTO Sept. 6
British Grenadier Guards Band
War Memorial Paintings $
4
Sensation of the art world,
recording every phase of
Canadian operations overseas.
WAR TROPHIES
Ailanimoth assemblage of
monster guns, aeroplanes and
all the instruments of hellish
warfare captured by Canadian
soldiers frotn the Hun.
Canada's Plying Circus
Cols. Baker and Biehop and
other world ftl nous aces ixt
surrendered; Ger'rnarx planes.
WVH IPPET TANK
CAPTURED 13 BOAT
estival of Triumph
71rrr Vliet Stltibatt ►i elt eYfitd Stud Sp.tteotee
The surto* of the German Fleet
SEEVetcaliles nisi,--virt ri keit.
AIsnb'* tufty icily Jerxua,lss,i.
Atwd tt east. to aeb.r .rhe.ritn. y fest res
int �titltwt'flt1't RXRrerrltf'ti OP Alt rrtaltS
r.,
I'ltoue 841L I:�tiIllt112, ONT, Box 62
,,,, Cit f ._q,... ..m •' y 705Y,
bravest. 'Vay,
,,Rqo mpug alums
The greatest love siery ie -bleb Sessue I•Iayakawa has yet appeared. V. rile
action, vivid thrills, and hair raising suspense that you cannot afford to miss At
the Lyceum Theatre on Friday and Saturday,
t,i icknow
One of 211e best exhibitions of baseball
(aeeu stere for suite time was played ou
'1'hnrsday afternoon with f:.otlerich as the
v!',iting team. It was evident they caste
prepared. to win as they brought a pitcher
from Clinton, but nil to no avail, at the
end of the ninth inning they were on the
small end of a 4 to I score. Irwin and
rn
NEXT WEEK
We plan to have for sale a few bulk Groceries.
THE PURITY RESTAURANT
uTAKE NOTE -Will close every
Friday
evening. e o e alfhour before
down;
until Saturday, one-quarter hour after sundown. Tirne this week;
Fridays 7 00' p. m. to Saturday, 7 30 pe m. Meals will be served to regular
boarders during tl'iiis time.
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THE PURITY RESTAURANT
PAUL E. VAN NESS, Proprietor.
Special Discount To Regular Boarders.
trmatt SLUM eVCVMORMSOWS WI/
DRUGOLESS- PHYSIC IAN
1)ltt. P. A. I't!!tl{I;k.
Osteopathic Physician, mals, •qualified
osteopath in North Huron.
Adjustment
dit s
the spino lr, mor quickly
secured and With lever ireatmeoa , than
by any other method.
Johnstone, Lucknow s battery, .were i- m1a3d1te
f.
rE5
ut
as
nd
other4,201tni at'
snM
vincible and were given perfect support it.tiseasen treated.
by every member of the team Eldon
Sidtlall of Winnipeg, wlso is visiting his MICE OVER C=1'IIi)S'f/F S STORE
p,trents here, umpired the game and gave
good satisfaction The brass band was in
attendance and helped to draw a large
crowd.
T,ueknow will soon have all her soldiers
home. Four more arrived during the
past week. Pte. Jones and Pte. Orcha rd
who went overseas with the r61st batt.,
I'te, Brown Mallough who went with the
artillery and Pte. Fraser Malcolm who
enlisted in the Nest and who spent all
his time overseas in a hospital but is now
on the road to recovery.
Some sneak thio£ is busy around here
of late, Notlong
oMurdoch Ca
ht
-
erous store was broken into. and the other
night Mrs, Connell who had been nurs-
ing a patient in town went borne with
her wages in her purse, She went into
..
the house and laid iter purse on the table
and went out to the store which is next
door, she was gone only a few minutes
but when the got back her purse bad
been opened and the stoney was gone and
she has heard nothing of it since, A
person who would steal is a pretty mean
kind of cattle and more especially when
they steal front a widow,
That r,ucknow is situated its a pretty
good section of Outario can be proved by
looking at some of the , gardens around,
Some time ago corn was brought into
town which measured over: io feet, the
Peter McNay brought in a stalk measur-
ing over ti feet this wre>t `.'rhos. Aitch-
eson measured a stalk in -his garden
which measured r3. feet "4.Indhcs, Neil'
McKenzie has a sunflower ow exhibition
at his store which is iz feet .11ig11. This
i+ going some and w'ili take some to beat
it,
The brass baud is ..putting on a band
concert and picnic at Point' Clark light
house Thursdayr
ou on next...
Since writing the above We learn that
the thief has been busy again breaking
into Button's butcher shop and a couple
of houses, getting a little money at each
place but they are on the trail of the cul-
prits and it is to be hoped they will soon
be caught and taught a•Ies ou
.
A. dance was held in the hall on Friday
night as:a.farewell to 1VIss I,yla Taylor
who is- leaving town for Detroit. The
orchestra, supplied nusic•anh a very en-
joyable time was spent. Miss Taylor has
lived all her life here and has always
beee'very popular and a valued member
of the dramatic club,.. She is a reader of
no mean abiltty and has assisted at most
of the entertainments held herein regent
years. She and her mother are among
the most energetic members. s o£ the
An-
glican church. and will be much u set.
They have sold their beano€u1 groin to
John Button and an Saturday had a tuost
successful auction sale of household fund, -
tare. Many friends wish them joy and.
happiness in their new hone and hope
to see thein back,: in Lucknow often.
A meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be
held on Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
G. Ostrander, an interesting feature of
this tweeting will be an account of her
work in Prance by Miss Gwendolyn Mc-
Leod who lately returned from service
with the Anteribrrn ArtnY.
At the last regular meeting o£ the lib-
rary board, Mr. H. 4. 3 oupg resigned
hisoffice as secretary o the a d• u c-
se a y € # ba . r , } a.
cepting 'it` a resolsztiptg was passed eee
pressing appreciation of the serlriees of
the retiring secretary and t<onveying good
wishes to himself and family its their
hoose in Port Hope.
Rev. I. F, Irwin pastor of the Metho-
dist church here is on a trip to Vancouver,
Last Sunday two _laymen conch:toted the
services and Rev, Mr. Scobie, of White-
church Presbyterian church couditcted
services this week,
Rev, W. 2, MGIU(Mlt Of London was
the speaker at the Presbyterian p#grtrcis
both morning and evening and gave two
very forcible eertnons. At the morning
service Mrs, (R.ev.) 7r. S. 10e10n? a of
Montreal sang a solo and in the evening
Misses Carrie and Dealt Geddes sang a
duet, both were well rendered ane enjoy.
ed by all,
A week ago in reporting the big Odd -
fellows picnic at Isincardine we neglect-
ed to state that Mr. Alex Ross, the daddy
of I,ueknow Lodge, was presented with a
beautiful gold headed ebpny pane, he
being the brother of longest etattdilig 'vlio
attended the picnic, There were older
members on the grounds but none with
so many years of membership to his
credit. ]aro. Ross is without doubt one
of the best Oddfellows in this district and
we hope he will he spared many years to
shape the destiny of Lteknow Lodge,
Mr. Alex Mewhinney; the recently notu-
inatedliberal candidate its this riding was
in lows last Wednesday shaking hands
and preparing for thg eotniug campaign.
Corner Dundas also Richmond Street*.
Up•.to-date Courses. Day and night
classes, J. Merritt, Principal„ N. Stone.
house, Vice•principal. phooe. 7380.
EPT secret
and special
and personal for
You is
WRIGLE S
in itssir tight
sealed package.
A goodythat is
WorthY of Your
lasting regard
because of its
lasting quafitx.
Three flavours
to suit all tastes.
Be SURE to get
WRIGLEYS
Sealed Tight
Kept Right
The
[arvour Lasts
SALESMEN WANTED
To represent
The Old Reliable Foothill
Nurseries
The greatest demand for Nursery,
Stock in years. •
British and European Markets :again)
open for Canadian Fruit,
Largest list of reuit and Ornamental
Stock, Seed Potatoes, etc., grown in
Canada.
o$9xo
Write for particulars
Stone & Wellington
Established 1837
TORONTO ' ONTARIO
Mrs. (ttev) P. S. MacKenzie le, visit
Ing her Meter Mrs P McMifan here,
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. F, Richardson of
Teeswater spent the past week with Mrs,
l'2ichardson'a mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Reid and son,
Clyde are on a motor trip to Toronto and
Belleville.
:tire. Mills and Mrs. Tewkaburg of
Sauite Ste Marie, 'Welted with Mr. and
Mrs. W. J Todd,
Little 'Willie Treleaven who has beeil
seriously til for the past two weeks, is
wry sick to day so sick that the Meth.
odist church bell which is just acwoss the
street did not ring on Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Mtiler, contractor was taken
to Winghpin hoelpital et week Ago and
operated on We are pleased to report
he is doing web.
Mites Nina 17 (rods of St. Helene, bee
bWI altostd tta leach the StItrattaEt AWL
She 11 a f tkrner pttplt or LuelsnoW school'
LuCkttow tlAsoolspin upheld its ggoti
record of those who tried their soarer
school examination 'only three failed to
pasts.
A
rs,W, J. Andrew of
town bought
Mrs. R. Spindler's house, and Mr. Win..
Webb ofWawanosh, has bought C. Mc-
.Allisterr s residence.
The pipe band will supply music at
Whitechurch on Labor Day,
Mr, J. E. Agnew and family have
gone to the lake for a couple of weeks,
LIFT CORNS OR
CALLUSES OFF",
Doesn't hurt! Lift any corn or
Callus off with fingers
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• Don't suffer! A tiny bottle o f
areezone coats hilt a $s w cents tit Ajay
ttivug store. Apply a few drops ou th'e
corns, calluses anti "hard skin" on bot-
tom of feet, then lift them
of.
When xeezose removes corns f� n
the
toes or calluses from the bottom of feet,
the skin beneath is left pink and stealthy
end never sore, tender ar irritated.
Mrs ,Dano Sutherland of Toronto, is
spending
a few days In town,
Miss Olive McCullough of Kincardine,
le visiting the Misses. Mitchell of town.
Mrs. Frank Johnston and Miss Helen
and brother are visiting •Mr. and Mrs. J
G. Anderson.
Mlsa Helen McKenzie of Toronto,
visited her home here.
Miss Bicfinill of Toronto, who has been
visiting her aunt Miss M, Mitchell left
for her home this week
Mr. and Mrs. Duffy of Belmore, visited
their daughter Mgrs. E. Renwyck.
Mrs Jito 1VlcOarry ` of Kitchener, is
visiting i tow
n n,
Mrs, D. Sherriff is visiting her daugh-
ter, Vire, (Dr.) McLean at Welland.
Born -To Mr.. And 1Virs, Wm, McMill
an a daughter. Aug 21.
Misses .Celia and Vera HetUey are 11o1i-
daying; at their home here.
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
Daylight Saving Time
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
TRAINS LISAVEFOR
London , , ....... 7.30 a, m. 3.20 p, m.
Toronto and East 6.40 a. m. 3,10 p. m
Kincardine..,.., 12.20 p. m. 9.30p.m
.nitn.rv) vetoer
f{incardine 045 a its. 3 10 p, m.
I,ondo}1 12.05 p. iia. 7.45 P. In.
Toronto and East 12.20 p. m. 9,00 p, m.
W. F. 13girgman„station agent, Wipgharn
H. B. Elliott, Town Agent, Winghanii
CANAPT4N ?ACIFIC ft II -WAY
TRA1Nti 1184V111400T1
Toronto and East 6.40 a. tit. 3.00 P. tri.
Teeswater 104 p. m. 10,32 p. m.
ARRIVE: PROM
Teeswater . 6.40 a. m. 3.00 p m
Toronto and East 1.04 p. re, 10.20 p. m
3. H. Beetner, Agent, Wingham,
J. W. McKibbon, Town Ticket Agent.
-MOM PHYSJO1AN
CHIROPRACTIC
•
SAY MR. MERCHANT
Dear Mr. Editor -
I would this week beg a little space in
your valued columns, 11 you please. Do
you know, we beer a great deal these
times of buying our own homemade goods
well these sentiments amine, completely
and absolutely; let it ever be Canada, first,
last and always, Hurrah for Canada the•
'home of the Maple Leaf.
Again we hear very much about buyipg
all in your home town and in beingloyal
to the home merchants. •
• Well, we are willing to fallin line there
also, if the said merchants will -be loyal to
the citizens. We believe in the Wednes-
day half holiday not only in July and
August.but all summer long, and also one
half holiday for every working mats fn
town during the summer months. But
Sir, why should the Clergy, Bankers and
Merchants, have their holiday, while the
working man toils on and toils on Contin,
uousiy. Is there not as much dignity in
the begrimed face and soiled shirt sleeye
'of the honest worker as in the immaculrtte
linen, and broad cloth of our {fro#ess#anal
men. Tllis holiday grerlted to tl�te work
Chiropractic Drugless healing accur-
ately locatt,s and removes the cause of
disease, allowing'tattyre to restore health.
J. A. FOX D.., T.O.
Osteopathy Electricity
Member nrugteee Physicians Associa-
tion of Canada
-Phone 01-
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RARE
CHANCE
For immediate sale, a
vomple;te sheall fling, neat'
\Vingbar . Good buildings,
well watered, rural mail,
telephone and a fine grow-
itlg crop.
Will be sold either with
or without the crop. Best
of r'ensi3ns for selling. Easy
tot'nl s, Apply to
ABNER COSENS
In,nranrt' and Real Estate
Successor to Ritchie & Costnr,
Winfibam, - Ontari
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ingman would d#gni#y labour and enrich
the employer;
But one bone of contention we have
with the merchants, they commence biesi-:
Tress at 3 a. m. closing,at 6 p. m. sharp,
if they would make the closing time 0.30:
p. re how Much more , convenient for
many workers in` Wingharn.
There are women and girls • who work
Cantil six o'clock in our factories. What
chance have theyto do any shopping what-
ever e
onSaturdaynight, eetter
tou. piece of meat
b yaor a pound of but-
ter?
There are families living quite in the
suburbs of the town with 'tired mothers
who have little children., At one time
they could say to Hubby, bring us home
so and so when you come from work this
evening, but they cannot say so now,
The merchants must remember they do
not start so early , and if necessary can
still make it one half hour later, and let
them like the P. O, Make it 6.30 in the
evening instead of 6, They may depend
uptiri it, they will not be call d' upon tg
rjpenti time in ggsaip, etc„ ae all t#len,
would be bu)'ers, would Ile anxious to
get hople to their suppers.
Now Sir, if you will insert these few
rambling remarks you will greatly
pbiige your old Friend.
Uncle ,josh
A SIMPLE
METHOD TO
REMEDY
RHEUMATISM,
.QE DOES NOT INTERFERE 1[7'
POO 4S2W114$T 1 PROI'ZRl
FiAX•ii1W1 D
Many persons contend that there ie
no sure remedy for Rheumatism, Sciat-
ica, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Neuritis, or
their kindred diseases, but don't be
biased: draw your own conclusions
from the proof submitted.
Over two years ago, William Nesbitt,
of 113 John St., Toronto, Ontario, was,
attacked by Rheumatism Mr. Nesbitt
wee 53 years of age at the tilt}p (ngl`Ilg
feared the whill;, A.fter' ti'Issug many
femntlieti and pieuoriptlons without Alia
lathing relief Ito took a friend's advice
and used Temnpleton's Rheumatic Cap-
sttlee, Result---to-day Mr. Nesbitt says,
"He hasn't lost a day's work since nor
fears Rheumatism any more,"
Mr. Nesbitt gives the entire credit for
Ins recovery to T.R.C: S. Profit sly bis
experience, Try them.
nr new
Ask your Druggist or write ue for q
booklet; itis interesting and coats you nothing;
slash A K C is anywhre on`reeeii»tto?f $1 4.
Solo Agent far Whtghatn, .T. \Volton m.l�.rtr•
bob, Druggist and Optict n.
GIRLS WANTED
Clean, airy, Sunlit workrooirl.%
rhort hours ---a 47 -hour week,
vrii,h Saturday half -holiday.
"ahttablt` t'.Cii;t9n1i lib agreeable
ti r17k for thl id:'4 1rE's it~11E;Gd.
A Mort It etile:wa•ge its bt'g ltltlt'rJ
`17iiieil 2:1 it.t . tib? ese we,..„. whet
1:X1)%,4'141.11" t t..•c41.1'titit'it:tlty,
writ.; c',' 1• di
MERCURY MILLS
tmirrro
Hamilton '_ Ontario
COMMIONNICININIMIIMCCSININNWI
ARD'S
ArrivaIs of New'I
FALL GOODS
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We have just passed into stock a shipment of
Ladies' Fall and Winter Coats,
Our range comprises coats for Ladies, Misses
and children in all the popular and fashionable ma-
terials tettals alicl correct styles moderately priced,' We
invite your inspection.
Raincoats -That are satisfactory in quality, style
.and price. We have the "Duktez Brand made of
pretty tweed effect patterns, guaranteed water-
proof
aterproof and will give excellent service,
Sweaters -Our fall range comprises an assort-
ment of smart new styles in Pullovers and Sweat-
er Coats. All the1e estsll
ades
and..color .com-
binations are here at popular prices.
Top Skirts -Another shipment of silk poplin
skirts to hand. See our special skirt at $5,00.
Men's Store
What about your neo fall suit or overcoat,• '
Shipments of Men's .and Bos' Clothing 0 lam.
now coming in. •Take: look at our FITE-RITE
and BACHELOR SUITS. Our new style•in fancy 'X
English worsted effects will interest you. • •
H. E. Isard & Co.
An ExceptionalOffer!
R
Any person purchasing' a piano or violin
within one inonth;frons this date receives
One Term of Lessons • Free.
Z4
instr'llctiap will he given in out' store
by My. Geo. Fr fogle,
We have special prices. Our pianos are unequalled • 7
and our violins are of the finest, being made by k
Brace & Son, the old English firm which has a: con- X
tinental reputation second to none.
Come in and.see thele. You are not obliged to buy.
A good line of phonographs always on hancl..
4.
New music and new records arriving almost . daily. • A
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Hill's Music Store
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iss0ers?
4.1nwier
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reg
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old
gra Ir''
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T1 , ttNG silver is always of the
sable degree of fineness although
the sale, pattern may sometimes
be had in different weights. And you
Can purchase of us plated ware for your
dining room or boudoirs that will serve
you satisfactorily forever.
If you would safeguard the health or your children
aliow our expect: to examine and prescribe
for their eyes.
R. M. McKAY
Jeweler and Optician Wingham
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