The Wingham Advance, 1920-08-12, Page 5Air
Are
You "J"ettin 'go-
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the farm.
Then clip this adver-
fam from which milk has been sent
Chiropractic, the only and original Sys-
tARM, WATER S1111y
6derably annoyed and chagrined by
ting into the well or spring,
tisement, Fill in coupon
Win Stewart:has purchased tht grand
Item of Gpinal Adjustment, Effective in
195
If your savings are not earning
stand Oil the allow groundii 0,11(l is L!viur
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been given off by typhoid con;vales-
Aijeod to Thl$ as -a Sa*eguird,
nearly 6% while surrounded by
pe� cent of all cases.
ta "041th.
miss Dixon and Mrs. UcDonald, of
undoubted security, they are not
S. C COOPE R,
Goderich paid a Ilying visit to the village
Put
fully employed.
Mail
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Your
Victory Loan Bonds not only
Your
ed_j�ept4e, Tm* for Selivago,
Investment
afford the, highest grade of secu-
rity but, in the case of the 1934
Order or
weeks, returned to her home in Goder-
'Funds
maturity, yield an interest return
Write
into
of almost 6%...
for
ATIOR pollution 10 respons-�
Victory
Furthermore, Canadian Victory
Particulars
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'here
Bonds.
Bouds are the most convenient
liquid sewage from time to time, and
"absorp-
'V W due to the fact that the
form of investment. Coupons
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typboldbacillus'Is frequently present
Chevrolet car last Tuesday, Charles
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payable half -yearly will be cashed
in sewage or surface seepage with
th nk she has taken other folks' dust
lel rows of 3 or 4 inch land tile lai
at any braneb,of any chartered
long ""ougri.
h
contaminated It proper care Is not
bank in Canada and, should there
main line Of sewer pipe which Con,
taken to prevent such contamination.
churches held a uuiolk Picnic on Wedues.
a 4e a necessity for immediate
As
Typhoid baclIll get Into sewage
day, of this week at Fort Albert and had
160 feet to 200 feet of land tile
cash, Victory Bonds will be found
an enjoyable time.
Phone 142, Wingham w
tieAts or convalepeents and typhoid
the most readily saleable of all
for the mvAn. and the number of them
carriers. The exereta, both solid antl
West on the harvester's excursion next
securities.
liquid, fromisuch individuals Is liable
v� eek are, Mrs. Whitely, J. X Mallougb,
Wo0yd,
und-x-r 14MIv Com-w-uanv
S. Rivett, H. Sproul, Wilbur and Albert
Surgeons
Canadian Pacific Railway Builaing
Brown.
tain kind of bacteria, thence In a
Toronto
Mr. and Mrs, W. P,. stothers, and
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all DO YOU KNOW
THAT approximately, one hundred
TPy.: ..'':,The, Advance fop Job wopk. thousand,people are employed in the fish-
ing industry in Canada?'
THAT the
revenue derived from the
fi�heries of this ooqu#y-in 1919 exceeded
ESTABLISHED 1872 sixty millions of dollhrsZ,
THAT in no other country in the world
yvith the exception of the United States
Isartificial propagation Qf fish conducted
jonsuchan extensive scaleasin Canada
and no 'where is'there a better system
r0g; ROMOTION on the railroad' is employed?
earned and deservqd by the THAT the Dominion of Canada is be -
M 0 R P I man, Let
rez V 11 . thrifty and carefu tween two of the greatest areas in the
your savings, account in the Bank of world-,Ahe banks of the Atlantic and
I 82mllt:64bd � testimony to your'own' those of the Pacific?
habl.ts of fruit. THAT Canada has V2,500 miles of in-
dented coastline on the AtlaIitic and
Pacific prolific with edible fish, and also
IHEA D OFFICF-
HAMILTON .200;000square miles of interior waters
from which to draw fish supplies?
THAT Canada has the opportunity of
placing.herself in a very fore -front as a
[Ash"producing country?
'Amu Drow 11-mv AM I LT 0 N THAT the people of Canada last year
RN K consumed more than nineteen pounds of
fishpercapita, whilethepeople of Great
WINGHAM BR WN—C. p. Sailth,)Wanager Britain used more than fifty-five per
head?
THATwe have not'yet awakened to
the wealth of our fisheries?
"Justarriv6d intime,nUrse, delaymighthave
lost us our patient, No doctor can afford to
take chances with his motor.. Imperial Polar -
me and Imperial Premier Gasoline, make�
every motor run perfectly. We can always
rely on Imperial products"!
ITINil 2@11i! h
You Can Depend On. It LL___"_
EVERY drop of Imperial Polarine is 100% lubrication. It spreads
a protecting cushion of oil between all wearing Rarts, making each.
part function smoothly and reducing wear to a minimum.
It has exactly the right body�forms a perfect piston-to-tylinder seal,
maintains compression, conserves power and sa-ves fuel. It does not
break down or run thin under extreme heat..
Imperial Polarine burns clean, reduces carbon deposits to a minimum
and assures long life, smooth running and reliability tp your motor at
aU times, under all conditions.
Tf.tere is an Imperial Polarine grade for every motor need, from
crank shaft to differential. Consult the Imperial Polarine Chart of
Recommendations for the correct grade to use in your car.—it i's on
display wherever Imperial Polarine is sold.
Sold in one and four gallon sehled cans, steel kegs, half -barrels and
barrels, by dealers everywhere in Canada. Buy in large containers
ind save money.
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opine.
IMPMUL POIARINE IMPERIAL POLARINE MVY IMPERIAL POLARM A
(L*htWejXft WY) , (MeAum l"V7 b6ay) (Extra h-mir 64)
A GRADA SPOCZALLY SUIZED TO YOUR MOTOR
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New., Fall Goods-Suitings, Dpess Goods, Knitted Goods
0 000 **TWEED SUITINGS404000
Pore wool Scotch Tweed In Grey and Brown mixtureo An Ideal
cloth. for Men*s and Ladies fall suits. Good heavy quality. 58, In&
wide at $6.00 a yd., Also brown tweed similar to 'above to lighter
weight, extra wide $5.50 a yd4l
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*%***.DRESS GOODS.....*
It *on Intend buying a new dress, come in and Inspect our large,
range of dress goods. We are showing some wonderful values at.
money saving prices from 70c to 5.00 a yd.
..... SWEATER COATS .
Styles and quality are the prominent features. of our new iran#C*'
of sweaters and pullovers. All the latest shfides and color coxoPf
atlons.
...... MOI�ARCR YARN
& 4 A large range of colors for knitting In all the new and wante4t- 4
shades 2 oz. balls at 60c.
Numade Brassieres, Goddess Corsets, Silk Roster
J 'A* IN! I L L S
.Produce Wanted, Cash or- Trade. Men's Weal, A 90�c'ialty.
T"H APTERGLOW OW11-001
hear thein whisper, 'Poor old soul,
e's almost eikhty-eight.
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er friends'have gone� so long ago,
hy does -she wait?"
nd still I rock md by the fire Are You a MAN or 'W'2`0,M`A
knitting colors gay,
nd e,�ery stitch a memory is Brave enough to Face the Future?
f sorne glad yesterday. Big enough so Assume a Responsibility?''..",
nd often I have pftled those
Far�seeing enough toPrepare for Misfortune?
ho pause to pity me,
nowing that they cannot share Ambitious enough to Increase your
y wealth of memory. mediately?
Patriotic enough td Provide for your Own?
hy is it? Energetic enough to be Making a Qood Livelihood?
'A Hensall correspondent to London Healthy enough to pass a Medical Examination?
towns and cities have been traced to
the contaminated well water on the
Practice is confined exclusively to
TAR *11W6HL_A,#:k
k]bL*k'*X0'1
the farm.
Then clip this adver-
fam from which milk has been sent
Chiropractic, the only and original Sys-
tARM, WATER S1111y
6derably annoyed and chagrined by
ting into the well or spring,
tisement, Fill in coupon
Win Stewart:has purchased tht grand
Item of Gpinal Adjustment, Effective in
195
t h
stand Oil the allow groundii 0,11(l is L!viur
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been given off by typhoid con;vales-
Aijeod to Thl$ as -a Sa*eguird,
it taken down.
pe� cent of all cases.
ta "041th.
miss Dixon and Mrs. UcDonald, of
S. C COOPE R,
Goderich paid a Ilying visit to the village
"Chiropractic locates and Removes
the Cause of Dis-ease: Nature Heals."
PoRuW Water C,*use4 Nueb Typhold
on Wvduesday-
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-.CW Your Drinking Water Test,
Miss Beatrice Bradford, who has been
ed_j�ept4e, Tm* for Selivago,
visitingatjobuRyati's for the past two
Dtwow.
weeks, returned to her home in Goder-
J., A. FOX, D. C., D. 0.
clotbing
firm appears to -day, stating that
(Coatrtbuteo Qat*rto Dopgrtment ol
Alcri4tiaro, TQrontQ.)
Miss Fdith and Mrs. J. M. Robertsi Pf
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ATIOR pollution 10 respons-�
GoOerleb, motored to Dungannon, on
Wednesday renewing old acquaintances
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Ible for many outbreatts
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'here
of typhoid fever. This Is
liquid sewage from time to time, and
"absorp-
'V W due to the fact that the
C. Brown got home his new
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typboldbacillus'Is frequently present
Chevrolet car last Tuesday, Charles
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in sewage or surface seepage with
th nk she has taken other folks' dust
lel rows of 3 or 4 inch land tile lai
wh"'the wgt er supply Is so easily
long ""ougri.
h
contaminated It proper care Is not
The Xetboaist and Presbyterian
main line Of sewer pipe which Con,
taken to prevent such contamination.
churches held a uuiolk Picnic on Wedues.
a Specialty
Typhoid baclIll get Into sewage
day, of this week at Fort Albert and had
160 feet to 200 feet of land tile
from two aources, viz., typhoid pa-
an enjoyable time.
Phone 142, Wingham w
tieAts or convalepeents and typhoid
Among those who are going to the
for the mvAn. and the number of them
carriers. The exereta, both solid antl
West on the harvester's excursion next
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liquid, fromisuch individuals Is liable
v� eek are, Mrs. Whitely, J. X Mallougb,
The sewage enters one chamber by
to contain millions of the typhoid
S. Rivett, H. Sproul, Wilbur and Albert
Surgeons
bacilli, consequently anything that
Brown.
tain kind of bacteria, thence In a
gets contaminated therewith, particu-
Mr. and Mrs, W. P,. stothers, and
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Office over H. E. Isard's store. 10
la.rly food materials or water, Is li-
little son, Jack, of Toronto, motored up
until a depth of about 18 Inches is
able to spread the disease,
last week and are visiting at the former's
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Dancing ri
In connection with the water sup-
parents here, Mr, and Mrs. 'rhos. Stoth-
to the main sewer pipe,'frorn which it
ply of towns and cities steps are us-."
ors.
ually taken by the authorities to see
does
The people of this community have
been *sadly
to, the top layer of sell where an-
that seepage contamination not
shocked by the news of the
occur or to see that the water is purl-
sudden death of Mrs. jas, Millian (nee,
ones In the tank. The bacteria In the
tank thrive and work best in the dark
fied should contamination take place
as It occasionally does,. even whe�
L"key 91liott) of Toronto, at the age of 35
Free Libraries, GymnoslumS, My -
croande, ote. Tbz love of imoving the
great care is taken to orevent It. Fre-
years. Mrs. Million" as a daughter of
. ..w
closed except for a small vent for
quent bacteriological analyses are
Mr, and Mrs, jas. Mliott. About thirteen
lborn pwUlloarlby of the average, U10,11 t
made of such water supplies and
years ago she was marriea to Mr. Millian,
.
The Intermittent flushirig of the tank
these readily show the presence of
sewage bacteria, should contamina-
a y oung man of Colborne township, goi ng
more huTim than btateria, It is vath-
tion occur. The water may. lool;
after their marriage to Toronto, where
tilation, the air being forced out of
bright and clear and still have many
they have since resided, She leaves a
to -some douco h -am to
sewage - bacteria, including the ty-
family of small children to miss a
and fresh.
phold bacilli, present in It. If these
found the water is purified, us-
mother's care. Her father and mother,
#kebg& in pgMdng, Xato Itoun,
are
ually by chlorination.
also her sisters, Mrs. Chas. Congrain and
sathifactory manner and without en-
In connection with the private
Mrs. Lorne Ivers, went to Toronto to
Aed and ba:06 )a oq41 sobn ftrloy-
water sttpply on tne farin and in
attend 'the funeeal, which took place on
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small rural communities where de-
Saturd4y,JulY31st, Much sympathy is
It VAR dbP61 "V3*t dred f<Alug-"
pendence Is largely placed. on wells
and springs as sources df Water used
feltfortheyoung husband and fainity,
for household purposes, It Is essen-
tial that adequate measures be taken
GEO. J. WRIGHIT
lo"red rKanty and Wftv back the
to prevent contamination of I tbcse
sources of supply.
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Again and again outbreaks of ty-
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phoid fever have occurred on farins
Teacher of Rudiments of Music, Har -
Osteopathic Physician. only qualified
where the well or spring from which
mony, Counterpoint and Composition
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the household water is Taed has
Leave orders it THE ADVANCE Office
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-become contaminated. h cases
the trouble does not remain
All brass and reed instruments
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confined to the farm, 'as t..a conttin-
and violin.
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Inated water, when used for warhing
All di.se&"-v treated,
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dairy utensils,, milk pails and cans,
for milk Is liable to
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and cooling�,tlhe
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'contaminate the milk. Then when
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the typhoid bacilli get into the millt
from the contaminated pails, cans,
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milkers' hands, etc., they multiply
rapidly and the consumers of� such
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milk are liable to develop typhoid.
CHIROPRI'A'CTIC
Many outbreaks of typhoid fever In
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New., Fall Goods-Suitings, Dpess Goods, Knitted Goods
0 000 **TWEED SUITINGS404000
Pore wool Scotch Tweed In Grey and Brown mixtureo An Ideal
cloth. for Men*s and Ladies fall suits. Good heavy quality. 58, In&
wide at $6.00 a yd., Also brown tweed similar to 'above to lighter
weight, extra wide $5.50 a yd4l
t
*%***.DRESS GOODS.....*
It *on Intend buying a new dress, come in and Inspect our large,
range of dress goods. We are showing some wonderful values at.
money saving prices from 70c to 5.00 a yd.
..... SWEATER COATS .
Styles and quality are the prominent features. of our new iran#C*'
of sweaters and pullovers. All the latest shfides and color coxoPf
atlons.
...... MOI�ARCR YARN
& 4 A large range of colors for knitting In all the new and wante4t- 4
shades 2 oz. balls at 60c.
Numade Brassieres, Goddess Corsets, Silk Roster
J 'A* IN! I L L S
.Produce Wanted, Cash or- Trade. Men's Weal, A 90�c'ialty.
T"H APTERGLOW OW11-001
hear thein whisper, 'Poor old soul,
e's almost eikhty-eight.
I
er friends'have gone� so long ago,
hy does -she wait?"
nd still I rock md by the fire Are You a MAN or 'W'2`0,M`A
knitting colors gay,
nd e,�ery stitch a memory is Brave enough to Face the Future?
f sorne glad yesterday. Big enough so Assume a Responsibility?''..",
nd often I have pftled those
Far�seeing enough toPrepare for Misfortune?
ho pause to pity me,
nowing that they cannot share Ambitious enough to Increase your
y wealth of memory. mediately?
Patriotic enough td Provide for your Own?
hy is it? Energetic enough to be Making a Qood Livelihood?
'A Hensall correspondent to London Healthy enough to pass a Medical Examination?
towns and cities have been traced to
the contaminated well water on the
Practice is confined exclusively to
eersand,says:
00,WCA.Q V�AV Qa"O � F
"Farmers around here are
the farm.
Then clip this adver-
fam from which milk has been sent
Chiropractic, the only and original Sys-
co�'
6derably annoyed and chagrined by
ting into the well or spring,
tisement, Fill in coupon
for use in such towns and cities.
Item of Gpinal Adjustment, Effective in
195
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e fact that hides and wool have taken a
been given off by typhoid con;vales-
and send to
Henee the necessity for the strictest
pe� cent of all cases.
very
considerable drop, and yet there is
S. C COOPE R,
care being taken to prevent contam-
ination of the sources of water supply
"Chiropractic locates and Removes
the Cause of Dis-ease: Nature Heals."
no
sign of Any reduction at all in woolen
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Inspector, The Northern
on -the farm. Should contamination
or
leather goods. An advertisement of a
Life Assurance Co.
occur it means dangbr not only for
J., A. FOX, D. C., D. 0.
clotbing
firm appears to -day, stating that
the farmer and his household but for
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Box C, Advance Office.
the entire community that uses the
^1 Imly qua ed gra 4Lc . n s eo- Ii
pathy. Phone 191. Hours 2 to 5, and 1 n
products, especially the milk, from
to 8 p: m.
the farm.
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Every care should be taken to pre-
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vent surface drainage or seepage get-
because
Say it W i t h FlowepS a
ting into the well or spring,
to
such draln4ge or seepage may con-
tain the typhoid bacilli that have
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been given off by typhoid con;vales-
cents or carriers.—Prof. D. H. Jones,
0. A. Oollege, 'Guelph,
Sm tic Tank for Sewage Disposal.
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-This system consists ordinarily of
a two -chamber concrete, waterproof
tank equipped with an Inlet, over-
tr
flow and vent pipe, and an automatic,
h
siphon for emptying the tank of the
liquid sewage from time to time, and
"absorp-
.a system of tile, called the
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tion bed," consisting of several paroL
lel rows of 3 or 4 inch land tile lai
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w 'th open joints, -almost level, and
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shallow, and branching. off from a
PUNERALS, WEDDINGS, EI -C.
main line Of sewer pipe which Con,
Potted Plants and Cut Flowers
nects It to the tank. For the ordinary
a Specialty
sized home each tank should be about
3 feet square and 3 feet deep, and
Catalogues shown on request.
160 feet to 200 feet of land tile
MitS. WM. -VJVFATH W
would be required for the absorption
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bad. The vitrified sewer tile Is best
for the mvAn. and the number of them
will dePend upon the distance of the,
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absorption bed from the tank.
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The sewage enters one chamber by
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a 4 -Inch Wet pipe, where It Is de�
Surgeons
composed to a large extent by a cer-
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tain kind of bacteria, thence In a
e
of Dentistry
semi-liquid condition it passes over
Into the other chamber through a
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Office over H. E. Isard's store. 10
.4 -inch overflow Pipe. Here It remains
until a depth of about 18 Inches is
e
reached, when the *sIphon automati-
cally comes Into operation and dis-
t
Dancing ri
charges ItIn a couple of minutes in-
t
to the main sewer pipe,'frorn which it
and t
passes Into the rows of tile. Through
the open joints In these it escapes In-
Music
to, the top layer of sell where an-
other kind of bacteria completes the
work of destruction began by the
no anvAlwW side of the maJor-
ones In the tank. The bacteria In the
tank thrive and work best in the dark
V 7 of peal)lo (*nnot be oattilied by v
and away from the air, while those
Free Libraries, GymnoslumS, My -
croande, ote. Tbz love of imoving the
In the soil require plenty, of air,
hence the tanks must be kept tightly
hodbb7body to the 017-thm of music
closed except for a small vent for
In 40M16 to= Of dt=109 IS 'an In'
escape of decomposition gases, and
lborn pwUlloarlby of the average, U10,11 t
the land tile Imid near the surface.
a0d woman; with Aqttor and Indec- a
The Intermittent flushirig of the tank
old Pnuald, howaVea� 40acles ulay do
by the siphon fayors the bacterial ac.
more huTim than btateria, It is vath-
tion in the soil by Increasing soil ven-
4A%- -to a" In our large towns and
tilation, the air being forced out of
tjtjes y4ang men ojid vpomcn. rush
the soil on discharge of siphon and
to -some douco h -am to
afterwards coming back Into It pure
aftlre f(w ammomout. � r
and fresh.
Peo#6a who hikvo used 'up th6Sr
It thij bystem be properly installed
#kebg& in pgMdng, Xato Itoun,
It will dispo3o of sewa,,,e in a very
jd& pooft ot 6S.V0, perha" looked
sathifactory manner and without en-
too llong toon the, Wine when It was
dangering the Water supply. Com.
plete plans In blue-1print forin for In-
Aed and ba:06 )a oq41 sobn ftrloy-
stalling it nitty be secured fa the
corn W* twt Vi*Atty wo ftd a
writin.- from the Department of Phy.
qles, Ontario Agricilltural CollegaL '
twn In the us4o of
Hacking's H"rt sthd Nerve k6fft6dy.
�Irutlph, Out..-. It. It. Graham, 0, A,
It VAR dbP61 "V3*t dred f<Alug-"
0011(ge, Gil, Iph.
L U*6 4M7 t1tut te6lft ot deprMlon
om no"usuefit *ut cov�eo from
lo"red rKanty and Wftv back the
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hetility %*)* red o4or jo the ehoeks.
OSTEOPATHY
It will make yout beauty 1910elp n1me
sawtydng 8b "t you will awako In
the mornings fall Of 1006 and hot�o
T)R, F. A. PARXER
Md wore ablb to VWTY On Wh'h the
Osteopathic Physician. only qualified
dWo, w6rk. Th4� "habift th6t hurv'
osteopath in North Huron.
060 roro eAsty be dvl�m-om It ym
Adjustment of thespine is more qui chly
VM'06 HittkInO HOSIrt Ithd Norve
Sdeurcd and with fewer treatments than
A -111M 6dy to 0tftn9t1Wft tbo XorV", to
bk Any other method.
vL44 061w to tho 14ftit and to re -
Blood pre4sure and othdr emininations
Vfto ftd *hMftto thf* et-VMIRtiOn Of
midt'.
the 131,004. Buy Vtom fmm your
All di.se&"-v treated,
%U*Ior. W & bot, 4 for $2,50.
PWA 2".
ll*0k1fij1S Rtmodlax art 0914 In
OFFICZ OVSR (;IIRISTIW$ STORE
Winghtin by J. W. M*Kfbb".
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ext spring, and yet thid farmers are being
fered 10 cents per pound for hides, and
cents per pound for wool, wAereas only
few months ago wool was quoted at 60p his face by c I oming in contact witl Nal I iss Mabel Stokes and Mrs. Oliver'.
70c per pound, and hides from 25 to 30 1 a Wag.
nts per pound. on wheal. Stokes are visiting at Brantford.
A baby girl came to gladden the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Masle ' n. Mr, and Mon
Mr. and Mrs. George Harkness. Levi Erswen,, and Mr. Pike spetitk Sufill�till
Belmore Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mundell and f umuy with Miss Mabel Raket.
Miss Hunter of Toronto, is the guest of motored to Toronto on. Tburdsiy of last Mr. and Mrs. Worsley pf Bruirsels were,;
rs, R. Corrigan. week. visitbrs at McNeil's Sunday.
Misses Myrtle*and Elsie Hall, of De'
oit spj�nt the week -end with friends
ere.
Mrs. J. McE�von of Toronto, is visiting
d kriends, here
Mr. and Mrs'George Lowry and fain -
y of Niagara' Palls, are visiting. friends
ere.
Mr. Slijah Higgins, Wingham. visited
th his- daughterf Mrs. Arthur Fitch.
Mr and Mrs. John Lanionby, Toronto,
ere renewing acquaintances here last
eek
The Garden Party given by the Worn-
n's Institute at thd home of Mr. John For mother,
ulv�yj Mondaynight was a decided
uccess. The , proceeds amounted to father, the boys
vei- $200 00. Salem and Wroxeter play -
d an exciting,'game of foot ball, the scorel ad. girls�,,� It9s
-0 in favor of the former, Speeches the sweet for all
ere given by Rev. M. Lynbuner, Wrox-
ter, and Rev. R. N. D. Sinclair. Reci� ages—at work or
ation by Alias Twinbufner and the West- I
eld orchestra furnished splendid muBicl Play,
broughout the evening. It will be cer-
ainly welcomed back again.
The Worneo's Institute held . their
nontbly meeting at the horne of NIrs. When Youtre
Win. Irwin on Saturday. August 7tb.'
vhen the Teeswater ladles of the W, 1. nervous or tired,
isited the branch here. Splendid papers
vere given by Mrs. 0 Reid and Mrs. see how it
chn Gowdy which were much erijoyed
y all. Reading by Mrs, Clark also solo refreshes!
y Miss Emnia Steele "Golden Gate'
nd a aoW'Dowti by the Meadow Brock!'
Miss Blanche Irwin, after which a!
I tinty lunch was served, The flavor
Quite anutAdrfroni here took in the
iienfe at Black Horse an Thursday. All LaStS
eport'a good time.
Mr. Abert Law, Toronto, spent the
Neek-end with friends here.
(From another correspondent)
The social 41onday evening hold on Nit% AW
ljulvv,y'q lawn, under the auspiciet of tile
M
Women's JusCitute, was A decided succow;
n ,Vt,.vy way, $180 -or rtiore. being reali?cd
at the gate.,
y
Nfr. and Mrs Oteorge, Lowry, alld
childrea 4 Niagata, ark- vNiti,19 010
forinvIN Inotber and fattier,
hir. Robt. LA%v �lr. ans'l Nfrq. �Tar Nfe-
Ewen (if Toninto, aro visitor.4 at Mrc;- Tit
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Robert Nicliol's.
Wsse% Myrtle atid Mslo i1all of NVW
U%Iceard, nre,`ienowhig avquaiutalioes it% Tf(;HT***
flit. villaw.
Tht- Womere,.t InstitutO etitertnivie.d tho tun
Too-twater bmrwh, Sittirday efti %Vm. TwimIGL
Irw'11,4 lawn. KEWEW
While working (in Ilie wad one dz%y
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le4wer1q, Mr. JpLme-k Vlomhig had the O*HT
Mlm1anv%,4'to fall, vutting jk nmty gotsh in Klu