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happy, satisfied women, who never fear
wash -day, because they use the washer that
runs easier • loaded Man othersdo empty. The
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MOTOR WASHER
with the spiral cut gears and four -winged
dolly—it runs- so easy wooden
lousy 'v a child can operate it.
ely won't injury even. the, most deli-
cate. pieces. Ball-beari
ngs; an. automatic
cover -lift; metal faucet; highly fin-
ished tub.
Guaranteed fot►5 years;
your money refunded in 30 days if not
1 satisfied.
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Preparing For ,
FALL::TRADE
OUR STOCK
ISHED IN THE
FIELDS LEADS,
• MAKES. AT LOW
OF THOSE WHO
IN MEDIUM
IFN THE PENM.
REST
OF UNDERWEAR IS BEING REPLEN-
BEST MAKES. IN MENS : STAN -
BUT WE HAVE SOME IN OTHER
ER PRICES TO MEET THE WANTS
WISH :t GARMENT @ $1.SETO $3Is.
«EIGHT FOR LA DIESOR GENTLE_
tN •IN NATURAL WOOL IS THE
IN i..t DIES' FALL AND WINTER COATS OCR
PRICES .t N D STYLES WILL BE FOUND REASON-
ABLE.
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT WILL BE OPEN
FOR EARLY CUSTOMERS ON SATURDAY; SEPT. 4TH.
MiSS ROBERTSON HAS JUST RETURNED FROM ViS-
ITiN(: THE OPENINGS LX TORONTO, AND STARTS •
THE SEASON WITH THE BEST STYLES TO BE
FOUND i` THE MARKET,
W. CONNELL
rMailairliglimiN—
1 There is not a single ream)!
Ithe benefits of rich, nourishing
Scoll's Emolsioo
• iF'ar better than alcoholic.
Itonic or medicines, every
drop of Scott's contributes
tto strength and better health,
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Ct'LRO`S ('ENTRE
• Threshing is the order of the -day.
Our schools reopened on, Wednes-
day .,f last week, Mr. Haldenhv re-
smiiing duties in the rth Con. school,
and M:ss Gregg. of Wiarton presid-
ing in the t;th Con. school.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ross attenJI-
ed the Patterson—Taylor wedding
• near iangside .on, • Sept.',•1. •
Mr. and Mrs: Eskrirk and Mr.' and
Mrs. Guest, of kingarf, `pent Sun-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Geo. Rig hareison.
Mrs. John Dick visited friends in
Blyth last week.
BORN. --(n. Aug. l', 1920,: to Mr.
and Mrd. Duncan Keith, a daughter.•
Mr. and 'Mrs. John Mackenzie. of
Brantford, called on friends. h. re last
. week. •
Mr. %rtabar had his house (' uippeet
with lightning rods on •.Saturday of
last w-ek. '
Toe are sot
et re,riment.'
fag Rlt.n
Ton 17.• for.
Chvor' (lint -
meat for Et ;Pm* and sit.o, l
errita.
ti.r,.. it r,'•.ese•* at .+roe and gT*do.
u.. I .e.os the ski... sda..{ .e box Dr.
Chase* ointment free if you nnentica this,
and send ac. swop tersloe. s
twtrs tea sa.r..�p°i
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GRAND TRIINK5'5 (M
HARVEST HELP EXCURSIONS
$1;S:00 TO WINNIPEG
Plus ! t cent per mile beyond
AUGUST. 9TH and . 16111 from all
stations in the Provinces of Ontario
and Quebec, Pembroke, Golden Lake,
Toronto and east..
At GUST 11TH .and 18IH, from
stations in Ontario, •tParr3 Sound,
Scotia Junction and • south to and in -
eluding Toronto; 'Meaford, Penetang,
Midland and Depot Harbor Branches
included.
For further particulars apply to- any
Grand Trunk Ticket Arent or C. F.
Horning, District Passenger Agent,
Toronto, Ont. -
F. Phillip G.T.R. Agent
Lucknow, Ont. Phone 2.
Greet a. n. _._...
Q' IsipisN **art.
mysterious W erca's . archives Is
the moist wonderful genealogical roe-
orri in the world—a roil of parchments
snout 50 feet hitt an font -lett wWe—
eni which each ruling emir of Mee.a
has written with his elan hand hi*
name. Every one is e1e!sr,'nr';fnt of the
Prophet MohSmmest': the tliirtr-sigh
in direct link of de,oeent, and- therefiar
the (-hitt of the tribe •+f Ke+reish And
Keeper of • the 11.ar• I'la..•c, Is Urns.
seln. rtcn king of the .tr:ehs, i ho o.
Mae insured the downfall i f .the Torun.
Thr thirty-seventh .m rl14. ii"t .1 thy+
who akar the pro}.;re �'s treen'tnant!4
is Feis;il, tAa th:r:,r•1R.•-�e;1
r.:lei •a,�
r+f Hossein. who is now rii:er tt
';myon gorerntnent. with hi:
s city of L►.rTM ur
�� lie:a:t
jeteSent in }off a '
w
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For RAKING. For pond, tea
and age cakes. cake cases,
angel cake, layer cakes, fruit
cakes, cocoanut cakes, pork
cakes, nut akes. short cakes,
macaroons and biscuits, ciuners,
roils, bens,—ALL cakes—hankie
as quicker with the butter
because it's FINE.
BEV£RAGi For 'tea,
coffee, cocoa, 2ernonscde , root
be, orangeade, lenJon and
fruit punch—in fact kr -11 hn ne-
nide ,4.e LANTTC
There will thea be no wasted
spoonful left at the bottom of
the tip or gIaI•—because it's
FINE.
In
INE granulation —fuvir t::ln all . e
eners in actual use finest in re. ! of-.tajn ,
cc •
e . has many meanings to
snowy glistening crystalscf puce u� .•. .
sugar and nothing else=- Lantic in Y Y
trate sweetening- • .
�. And becaussi each y 1 is fir
and even, Lantic a ssolves at once -- it ins .. }t1y delivers
its great sweetening power without. h .sit :d`n.
Ofcourse it •
goes farther. Of course 1 ss,.. Gf
cour;;A you will like it. fine -
In rr^SEfVING'lute fruits_ such
z'e�:;s 'ars, �i: .: sr.d sane.^.es, ' .
the, danger cf ever -cool; _. _ u rlim:4
:^�, wl•:zcaz robs of its natural
�hapr,
and some of its flavor. color a::d
In BAi:ING, Lantic
crcains quickly with the but-Ttr -v>•.icl—rha::es the
cake light and.dainty. Creaming raced r.,t be t_dict:;..
In
Most CANDY -MAKING f granula: ion gives ca .d�r'�0
,, ve`vety qua: ty.
highestgrade chocolates A:1d Erre cies.are made with
Lantic. The exquisite "N.-eicurs" of thebest chocolate c rarzs comes frcsra
Lantic fineness
In TEA or COFFEE, in fact in s:i bet-erattrs t e'er to: 11
tar dias�lvcs at once, :e]c:in readily �;� ,� d�: c ��+er-: I -antic cmc
y' g . eadil - the 141. t z tc::�ir. ; o: the ] • :rest cant.,
. Fc.r CANDY- .:fs /CIA1G. )lam
ATLANTIC SUGAR REFINERIES,' LIMITED t.nd wsla3; sod' fudge; tsf burtcpsontch. carai.
MONTREAL
Poor ?p£S£R r'I2VG. For
Peaches. pears, . plums .-and
grzl es-- if you Lar Lantic you
• can r'srrale at the c. -}d caution "Let
it scrim until all the sugar is
diss32ved." While yet the fruit
retains its beaz>t'h1u1 color and
'attractive form, the preserving is
d:•neo—b;,:se it's FINE.
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F''pPr' Its. ; zt.t brittle,
per. ccandied fruits. and o4' esoierse a1
icizsgs, Lamle has the dl with
the best entad- makers because
it's FINE.
OBITUARY
There passed away in London on ,
August 2t, David Henderson, an old
and highly respected resident of Hur-
on Township. The deceased was in hi;
63rd yea: and death was due to a
stroke of } aral sis. The lane M- .
Henderson was the youngest son of j
the late Hugh Henderson and was:
born in Huron Township where h:
spent practically all his life. He was
a man who in his day was a k.rJ
neighbor and, ittdirlgcnt father. l r
1ss:• he was married to Annie Potter
who predeceased him fire years ago.
The tollowing family survive: WiUian%
of Huron Trq Fred, of Huron -Tp;
Mrs. D. C. Mackenzie, of Lochalsh;
• Mrs. J. IL Johnston. Kincardine, Miss
Idella, of Detroit; Miss Bertha, of
Fergus; Robert„of Csoderkh, and Miss 1.
Mabel. Mr. John Henderson. of Hur-
on
on Township, is a brother of the de •
-
ceased. The funeral which was held
on Sunday from the old home ,r, liur-
on-Township Micas latgels attended and
the remains 'were -laid in the fasaay t
pl•t is the i eche 'oefaetttrt.
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF CANADA
7 -he applications for New Assurances received b the
Company during 1919 reached a total of over Y
$ 1 00,000,000
This exceeds the largest amount of ordinary Life As-
suranee previously written in one
,•.. of the British Empire, year by any Company
(ieo. H.Smith,het a Pbtiy in 194'0,
Agent, Lucknow.
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