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AUGUST SALE OF RUGS
The last two weeks of August we are making a drive
to greatly reduce our stock of Carpet Squares. These
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goods were all bought a year ago at prices, in some cases,
50 per cent lower than the mills are asking tcday, and
when you get a further reduction of our regular .price it
means a big saving and - a splendid opportunity to pur-
close new floor coverings. „
RUGS in Tapestry, Brussels, Congoleurn
and Union. Sizes 2 1-4x3, 2 1-2x3,
3x3, 3)(3 1-2, 3x4 yds.
at 15 per cent off.
To show you what this 15 per cent reduction'
means, you can buy any $40.00 Rug for -$34,00;
any $22.50 Rug for $19,10, etc.
REMEMBEIk—Thee are no reserves. Every - Square
we have goes - on this sale, and the prices are
good only until August 31 st.
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Phone No. 10 is at Your Service i I
We Ss11 for Cask -Wes Soli' Cheaper Than The Credit Stores
FIRST QUALITY GOODS
AT
LOW PRICES
WE GOT A GENUINE SURPRISE ,.LAST -
WEEK
WHEN A SHIPMENT Oi: CO1110) WiRE ARRIVED
FOR US.
THiS W1ItE WAS I'l'R('IIASED LAST Nit% 1:Y11:F.1:,
BUT ON AtCOUNT (►F .11)V.1Nt'ED t'OSTS AND
SCARCITY OF MATERIAL WE 11.1D GIVEN L'r HOPE
OF EVER RECEIVING iT.
'HOWEVER, IT iS. HERE. THE BEST QUALITY
i ce-. .41011Au. ,„it • . .
CLEVELAND WIRE, AND IT WILL BE SOLD .AT $f.50
r -. - ” s,•"liss +rte* . -. -1.•., - ...
PER CWT.—CASH. PHONE YOUR ORDFR AND. AE
R Ili. HOLD IT FOR YOU.
WE 11 %% EV SEV ERAI. SHADES 1W SHFIt I\
WILLIAMS PUNT, WHICH WF. .%RE ('I.F UHN(: %T
BARtAIN PRICES
THE COLORS ARE (:()()h -THE I'%INT THE REST
QUARTS $1.20: PINTS l'a'ter,
Th eLucknow. Hardware &Coal.Co.
T1iE STORK TIIAT NEVER DIS:%1'i'OINTS
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. A REM. M.%N . I A Heal• roan .11.1 ;-.not.'rant p•il s.
.......... •' . t;t.s :►ng.; fivers. Ile wants wolf net
A real man nt•'rr 'bilks about what htonett wages. . .
0 world owes him, the happiness 'hr A nal, man is leo: al't,o h'i• fr�rat
.deserves, the chances he ought b} „ and guards his re putt stton as hi:. ow:!.
richt. to have, and all that. All he I • 1 mat roan is de'pcndahte. ll s sim-
clainis is the right to lire and play p!e- venni is as good as his 110,:c oath.,
the man: f X T!'a: Van hlinor,� a woman. ail}
• A real man is j;t-t as honest allele Roman.. Ile eaonot hurt a Kumar..
I* Ike 0111k i Ids ows room u be is 1 physically or morally, . He sticks to
Public,, his wife He can be loyal stn if
. MAIC EKING
Mr. Eldon Twaniley returned last
week from Guelph O.A.C..where he
I has been taking u short course in
••llort:. t;lture.
Mrs.•
Jas. Webster. of Lucknow, its
visiting, her dyught, r, Mrs. T. Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Blake. Mr. R. ert
Hasty anti Mr-• • R. Johnston mot.,red
to ;Stratford and back Thursday
Quit-• a number from here attene
til the: U.F.O. pt. -ms at .Bla: kh.trse
t.sj:e Thursday. , , .....
Family picnics to Lake` Heron are
the favorite pastime' this • Warm
Reathe•r. .
Mrs. 11. Johr:st ►n i• visiting her
i son. Mr. R: Johnston, at present.
Mrs. D. Anderson spent part of
last Reek with Mrs. T. ,Anderson and
Mrs. S. Kilpatrick
- Rev. R. Copeland preached in the
n ineham Methodist church Sunday.
Rer.• W. Treleaven, of 1.uckn,,w.
preache.1.- very acceptably to the. c,•n-
zr. stations nn the Ashfield circuit.
:disc Gladys Blake, of Clinton. was
the pueet of Mrs, J: Blake this week-
end.
1►1 NGANNON
t 1•'.;entleei for 'as; week.,
' .\ n:. tuber from hon• atterdetd the
t :..e•i:augaa in . Grtderich tie r -s:
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Mr. Chas. Ilreur is the owner •tf a
rote Chevron:ePt.
.Mrs" i Rev.) I)-' uar?as and baby left
-.,-eek for 'London where ..she will
t•.:t' her parent..
- Miss Janie . Steth.r= ,has• r+t'3r s!
to her hone here after spending a
few we•eeks. in Miisk.>,ka. .
Mrs. 1.. C. ,Snlily and .daught• r left .
"1st week for Manyhe•rrieri. ! a„
where she will visit re'ativcs, .
" M. and Mrs. W. E. Stothei and
s•►n..J'at k, ni itnn'd up from Tora.lto
last' week -.anti an. visiting e• t e•\
fe•rn'e1's parents, Mr. and Mr..
VI Stot1wr•.
The ranlen party •tin tie M::t =r
tarn • a:'t Indo} night •yeas a ere :it
sus' es?. T!4e• Raymond Rutile.- .1
orelie•stra • fur- shed • ckeellernt nm- ie,
. and Messrs. Jitney and `itith.•rpr•, ,of
1Ve ttie'ri. • r ntiere ti sortie splen.I •d
duets. The. baseball ntatrh hrtwr•'n
Retfa't and Wes:field wae .played at
1'1. *' et r-vtl! el ;n a tenoning. „f
Westtlrltd 16-4. Speechetti mere tie -
en by Rev. Walden and Rot. Gerrit.
of Pine Ricer. •
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VOTERS' LIST N CTIC E
Vot: rs Lists. 1 .2,, t:pnicip:lity of
•the Township of !nloSs..Couniy
of Bruee
Notice is hes by given .that I have
transmitted or delivered to the per-
sons mentioned in Section 9 of the
Ontario Voters' Lists Act:, , the copies
required by said ,sections to be so
trans nil ,
made pursuant to said Act,. of all per-
sons appearing by the Last reg ised as-
sessment Roll of the -. lunicipal-
ity at Elections for ems rs of the
Legislative -Assembly d a Municip-
al Flections, and . that the id list
was first posted u uty odic•
1104 -rood, on the. h y of Anglin!,
1920, •and remains there for .inspec-
tion.
141041AVI:krifit
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.And" 1 hereby call >xlpon .a• ll . voters
to "like immediate proceedings' to
have any errors or omissions correct -
,ed according too taw.
George G. Moffat,
Clerk of Kinloss Township.
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ASHFIEI.D COUNCIL'
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Council met on July ' 26. All tneni-.
bers present( Minutes- of •June nest-
ing were read and adopted.
The tender of Percy .Finigan on
the Harris bridge was accepted,. also
R. Grant's tender .Ott. the O'Connor
bridge..
On motion of •Jamieson and Johns-
ton, the following accounts were ord-
erec. paid: R. Webster, .graveling
Con. 12, $39; Isaac Andrew, gravel,
$10.25; Jno. Gibson, graveling and
repair tile,. $90.20; Sant Gibson, ins-
pecting on S.R.. 6 and• 7, Con. 13;
$15; Cyril Campbell... graveling.at
Lanes' store, $11."5; Wm. M. Kniht,
repairing. culvert, S.B., $10; Lorne
Johnston,' tilling washout. anti gravel-
ing,' $3.60; . Jno. Shields, cleaning
ditch, Con. 3, $11.50; Orville Free,
cleaning ditch, Riehardson's Hill,
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$7.45; J. Blake, graveling Div. Line,
$17.46; Jas. Oliver, inspecting Div:
Line, $3.00; Wnt. Clare, , inspecting on
S.R. 3 and 4, Con. 8, $6; R, 'Twam-
ley, repairing bridge, S.R. 3 and 4,
Con. 9, $3; S. Sherwood, rep. two
bridges, Div: Line, $35.50; J. Kilpat-
rick; grading a-nd graveling Div Line,.
$39; Wm. Kempton, levelling gravel,
Con. 12, $1.50; J. Cameron, inspect-
ing culvert S.R. 12-13, $9.20; Dren-,
nan & Jamieson, building culvert,
$422.50 -Ante MeNamara-•bulid ng eul-
vert and grading. 52.20; Jno. •Hibben,
raking on Con, 12, $2; Ben Fel.. e,
graveling S.R. 6-7, Con. 12, $32.50: J.
Joinable*, inspecting gravel, `14; A.
l:cDonald, Deviation road. $3; Vs.
Farrisli, graveling Con. 12, $:,J: Jas.
lic!endrick, balance on o:1 for en- I
gine, $2; Jno. McRae. gravel, ; R.
Grant, pt. pay on . bridge S.R. 12-13, t..
$.x100; Jno J. Hogan, gravel and 3 d; s '
shoveling., $21.95; Jas. Cowan. & Co.
iron for bridge, $31.44.;, r,'eru 'n.
grading. $2 2; Jas. Prenn*A, gravel-
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tag S.IL 6-7, Con. 9, $225.50; McMil-
lan & Ashton, graveling Con. 4.
•$2$.25; J. L. SuIrvan, towing t. -ants
on Martin's Hifi, $14; J. L, Sullivan.
.teaming iron from Godeeich, $7; Wil- 1
fres Drennan, pt. pay on bridge. con.
9, $lin); Jno. Kilpatrick, operating
grader, $30.75; i.ueknow H wre. to,
spikes. $1.98: H. J. Wake. graveling
account, $135; I:oard of Iie\a'th, ex -
penes, $13.50.
' Council adjourned to 'meet on Aug-
ust 30th. - 1
C.,.E. MtDenaarh, (lent.
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---Monelay. Aug. 9th.
Mies Mary Downey, who is a
nuase-in-training at St. Jeseph's lloc-
pital. London, is home on her annual
vacation. • ' l•
lours.—to Mr. and Mrs. Fdn--ani
Johpstdn, a son—Congratulations.
Lanes and vicinity wa$ well repres-
ented at the big picnic at Bla. k Horse
on Thursday of last week. and a very-
rnjnyable time is reported.
.• A great 'teal of int -rest is taken in
the new reaper at work rutting' Aar
f••r J. G.: 1n.?r•r•on en the Fond farm.
R.►1►.-rt Ilnwar! and F:•iwand
net• ars' r•ne-h s•►••rtirig n`w••Chevrol-
et car`, and Henry P. Horan. has a
new Fond.
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Come in
and
esttheNew .son'
against your emotzons
vaiit to ;ire.. you 'Mr. Edi -
son's Realism Test. We want
you to dcide for yourself
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the X v Edison brings ivou mush'
as iou like to hear it.
Think back t ) tht' last tiltlt• you
heard a ;Treat' smg- r. •(or instru-
mentalist). His art made you 11 .0
emotions, 111 those et Otiolfti,-
you found \ (11?r i*lt`atitlre.
'.IOU •want the New hdison to
l)rinl voti the ,same emotions.
The Realism Test helps you as-
certain'. whether it dries. Its a
scientific test °-faseinating, to en-
joy. Hear it, and you'll knot
what a miraculous art tilt Nt'11'
Lison bi ings 1180 :Our home.
Ask about our Budget • Plan.
shows you how to or;aui a your
dollars 011 a thrill- i)a.i` and ill; ke
easy the purchase of a New
son:
J. G. Armstrong, D 3 itar
LUCKNOW.
4.AL'RiER
—Monday, Aug. '9th.
111r, and M. Ed. Hannah ar,d sten,
John. have returned to Toronto after
spending a few` days at K. .1. Maek-
entie's.
Mist' Frances Macdonald, of Kin-
cardine. spent a few days last week
the guest' of Miss Mary 11. Marken--
. zie.
Miss Tabitha Kempton hats return;
cd home after spendinr the past
couple of weeks at Chatham and 1'e-
trnit.
Miss Annie Seott visited ,her sister.
Miss Nellie Scott. Kineanie, .last ;
Week. _
Master Donald fl i'. si left yesterday
to visit friends in Toronto,
Mrs. T. Tilf•-rd Sault St Marie. •
renewed.old aethlaint:u-..-es in this
elerkt•ti .soa-c )-ears ago in Mr. Ap-
eel's ger.eral stone here. She a -a,
married on sits; 10th, ;:tis, t t Joh;i
:tannin. W53 ha. i'; .,n workiez as :,
foreman to rt4ut h::i;din-t eontraCt,trs.
They rte?iniad for a time i:i T..-rti^tn
hitt tht' trif.• to i'Itains h. doesn't
rre).-Ae her o ith a hit'ie, nor funtiszi
the wherewithal fair the support of
herself and child.', D. Robertson ap-
arra? ! 1r the wife*„ and . i ays ear
' • K;s•ir. for tae has'oar,.i ..t fie 'Tia'•
and the e-ourt after hearing the a iii-
er.t a entered. Hanlon to rive his wife
at lea -t ten d:-llars we,l:'S in fat re.
g.
inity last week.
miss- Barbara Macf.►n tgh, from
S.1LE TEN DIMS • Duluth. is visiting her bother, Mr.
Aust'n Rockingham. 1
Tenders addressed jointly to the
under.igpe w rxerUtors of the r ,tate tf a
the late. .Ian's. E•Ira, wryly ler
ip L►� �� :.frer••.!a1C, tr't.trh to t 1 Vit,
1!•2+), for tie r.sreha, r.f th • far'.•;
s:tt:at.••t at K•e•-t iv lot 1. & IM, con.
1.., 4 ?It,. 1' art,; r•►r •.5:/ r.f le..►
arr.' ;artsy t:,5.k-r, .�e:t::a;e•Ml, 1'
btr•.. poi?► 1Mrf, t.tN L tr�.l,r.t• (hrr•r
ehar 1 al.•►'••. ' 1 : a• r• • 1.. h : i,•!
stvaml.
The h,1 h..•• •.r. ar , t ► ,1 r...
e*' a ii ! y arr.• I,t..I -
F,tr fu1! .trarl r'.:ar- are!
pl • nn pr..n., r:{ 1.1 t•.. t t,e•
t*fi.
rrawfr►te Einar, Itrrt 1'.dttor,
R. R. 1, Gre til v k. t)t.t., torn
11-8-c
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MUST St'PP11RT WII'E
e•Iitt,.r T:rno,"1'
n ,• t •en °„r non hnoi ht
1►3 M. Ma:•tt Hanlon. t.f Tee water,
hr•r h:i- a,.1, Js►hn Ilan?ton,
e:.- tot,e.l he•f•,r• 'Magistrate clans:
Tolt,.r. t►f town, ;iri•i 1.. A. Itrink, ' g. f
Ie. r, in the `Town 11211, Wal
rt t,• .►N T,h lay aftrrni...n, And
r• -,tett in ere b'i.han.1 helm order -
..1 by the 4.4 '411 tilt pay 'hi+ wife .$11
weekly t:.w•a-ni,•c tha ' ippnrt of her -
•'f :-reed .thth , *hv. hire t+rrn lia-int
fe,rr tP't.• ,late year • rr-ith her p cert: -.,y
I Kr, and Mrs. Frank Jaslarr in Tee‘..
Ant. Ths wil,, wbo Kar to bet
e :r.arriatr+* was Miss Maude Jasper,
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E!(:IdTH CON.. h IN 1.O
T.itestiar Aug.
n'rz,t Mrs. W ,‘. e` !li`r i:'1 spe.it
Stir -Ln rvit'1 i`a•rant,;te: friends_
'.l, syr. S.ur;c,n' ar,,i 'h-Ist,.n
niotoretid tri ,('siert.-h this
attraetion, hors;
The monster 7\t r, at Kia!, -s g. -n
irtr=tiny last, was vie -Il a:trnth',i hr
eoneresioncre; who rrr.>art it quite
Coe lar .est crowd c.r the season.. •
anal Mrs. Earl , g. ;'F`
n ee4t;-en.i Vi=ctors at the ;Atter':
h,u-,e. Mr. 'R'a!t-•r ii4�.ir n t'an. 111.
Mr, and Mrs. Duncan R a:lacc and
l�ii,y are nrnr trim; old a.Nriaint.--nee e
• this 1►etr'•�►.
Mia 1'�l�atrh' Fll,sg.tri �i g ►r ! n
her v:*.::` on -at. Mae Sei•.ith's,
Mia- Arnie • McKa;- has cine t.'
t:•rieris-h t t a ,,rcpt a p ls:tittn thin,
fear the sumMer months- •
Rev. 1.. Swaflteerll and bt.'ther, AIf.
of Manitt44. ars eitiitiph► re►latirc jn
communite.
Mary and tlarence Campbell, et
Arenew. l idiag a goat tri;!
their aa*t, Yrs. J. 8, Callan.
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