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The gentle but sure
laxative for children is
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Tbe Intestinal organs of chit,
dren- Ore so ,dellCate *bat onir
theMOOt 0411%411140nd oar -
oral bowel reetdator should
over be used.
, On account of their healthY*
mUd „rind statural,notion, and
freedom from betel' o' iniuti,
ousdroge,ResellOirderlieeirea
Oakeatie and moot desirable
• bowel regulator for children,
ellitftheyare Pe ea ey to give im
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They do net weaken nor dee
,press the *potent even by on
tinned use, On the 'century,
. they tone eipi . the- bowel'. nod
$end to keep the* Ina healthy
condition. .
Ineldenteut they atone fio.od
for grown Prplede they' 'troffer
children, .
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Rbsall-Stere4 **mho. roesco..*.
„meaci,„ItOwall OrdwIloe, ow* rotund
yournwpey.if for sprrepeeit theyfoil
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Made in Oaneda,and 4014 metal boxes at710c;250 and Ol/c enck
Rona 8toteaonlYe PernBox-TOdaYfrent •
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110R014 HenclerionliegraVei Contreeti•:.B6c,
Council met pirsuaet to adjoiontrgint
.on Iforiday, the oth. inst., with Reeve
Wilkinion'im the chair. ..Membera were
oll present. Minutes of last meeting,
„ and of the Court of Revision, were read
. and conarined; also minutes of special
r 'eneeting for lettiAg-graVelcOntracts,`were
" read and adopted The following orders
• • on the Treasurer were osesed and issued
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# Geo. H. Mooney, $100 OQ part pay-
ment of printing contract, 1915. Man-
asseh Armstrong, &icing snow laetween
cons. 4 and 6, Saageen Lme, 2 0o, clean -
lug out ditch between con. 4 end 6,,Sau-
Aoen Line, 1 OP.,- rep. culvert Saugsen
i(W Line, con. 5, 1 00; inspecting David
geen Line, 3. days, 41 OOT total" 1000.
John 8meltzer, 00 fixing app, to.. cal
yen on Base -Line, con, 2; ploughingand,
scraping on 13asej4ine, eon. 3;4 00; total
5 00, David Henderson for 114 yarde
of gravel put on See. a, Saugnee Line at
55 cents per yard, less halt Inspector's
-Wages, Pr Do -70.- , 1 50
fnr.w9rit with grader at Lot, , con. $.
W. Wylkeoverieg bridge at lot 20, on;
"0,"3-007.„"-CluAlitTit WOO-- Oarep. bridge
at 1t 23, Sideline 25, con. 6. nentY
Dahmer, 2 50 digging ant noxious weeds
in Uipley cemetery. John Walden, OQ
for:2 days' work shovelling gravel On
Esse Line -David Murriy, 15 for
light at bridge 41 nights, and 50 , cents
watering AVID:lents 3 days, at lot • 17,
HURON COUNTY NF4WS
Sinen tho Comas Temperanee Aet
Li en carried in the County of Perth
the hotels have raised their ate" from
.$1.00 per day up to $1 50 and $2•00
per dab Alen etable rateS to 15 conte
for inzie horse hay, and 25 cents tor
teem%
The Salt Nirorke at Winghem have
liiviger,1 ownership, Mean, (hey.
Yining and Sperling having sold out
to A. Yonne, WhO formerly was in
the her lware business in Wingham.
The change woe rendered neeeseary
owing to Sparliissfa failing health.
Aceording to tinaOoderich assessor's
roll, which has lately been handed in, '
the population of goderich
The. tOtal: Valuation is #2,299,202, as
compared With $2,258.499 lest ; year,,
Tbebusinese assessment i $201,900,
bast year'it was .8,159.858. The, in.,
coma assessmout is 5I,317,:. as Ow
pared with $47,081 last Year.
. When. little ones are peevish, 'give
"Rairoll Orderlies; constipation. is 'often
Jhe cause.- Sold Only by J G. Armstrong',
, The RxaI1 Steve, 1Qc 2$0. and ..5k,
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4 ',Oement silo, which' NI/0841010g
built en the farm" of Mr'. Dan..Reigee
of .the, 10th, • concession of Goderieh
township; %collapsed on Saturday Tan.
ing,pf Wit week, jest•ai: theVinen were
7, abont; ta'`' Start •• work On if, As it.
COU. 6, • tetal, 6 00t.; ,Reberg. trobli_eton, eitpperiod;:u0.9,et'As liege euough, ;to '
-49 00 for gravel Contract 00 See. 5, Side- got hurt in the non's. Much "nuicli
APO 15., "q'Oli,lx MeIntoSli, 00 for in- inery, etc:, was sniashed well as the
.'specting Joni:tat:Ores' contract, 33/4 clays, complete of the silo;
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,contractor paying one -bait Neir:Mer- ApJO Abeine*r.;,-L Mr. WM.
ray, 99 09 for gravel contract on $oo.tiOn Clore,iof -Dungannon, met with sew -
4; Sideline 10, ',TAU Merotosle; 11 00 jou% accident. on the ,eveoluct of jui)„,
-fOr-isePeetirl$AnTra,:es contract, result. of which he is .now
VOntrae or Paling, -J9'3ePa saffering wftit several .broken ribs and
Black, 6.50 for gravel Contract On See. .htekell( eollarbone). • In company
-Theines-Mtioree..-,10-6
s brother e in was return
for, tpspeeting Black's contract, .s days, . .
coometorpayGe4rgeiles.. ing• froin Baninuler me reeentlY
ton., po battling.. plane from pureb ,sed Ford 'ear, when, from some
rep.,enlvert and"bridge, Sideline 30, Cor. OlohnOwn cause, on a clear road, the
kand..5•06•-•,,for1:44.. 9n bridge, S.L. 30, Machine tamed. 'tattle; dorm, was
Con, 0, Ictal 3 00, Frank thrown clear and escepet-
4 00' "fixing read at riglit'of-VVOY and but *ea pinned beneath the
taltirigdown.old Bethel:,bridge, raames tar. -Eft% brother, ...wile atreng
THE SURGEON'S GLOVES.'
H. Wier* 'nein While Aporating
Since He Can't ,Get Chian Hand*.
IOUs. the Oursemete seeceo .4ePenda
to * Urge extent Ivo* hie hands, they
*re at the nellie Mile a Source of the
greateet denger to bimeelf and his. pa,
tient.
No process, has yet been diseevered
whien makes it vertain that sur-
geon's Wind* are frefio from Mierebee
And inCepiable of .verrying'infeetion.:
* patient. Tbie whi the koea Ur
POO will not :perform the most trivial;
oneratiOn without limit •covering nia
bend* with properly.titerilized ;levee,
Prolonged 'scrubbing' with eeap and
running, _water, followed by another
thoreugh",ecrubbing in, -from 10. to 00
Per eent 410104 removes the outer
layers tit Skin ,and -bacteria. And InttUett
the. burrito* .ot` the itentle. OniacientlY
clean, ° • .
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But there stilt retintine the ,. dunger
•that 'many MierObea which • stay ,con.
coaled -in tinycrevices. at. the 140(0
Of the:littinhair *Iambi will be 'forced
to the surface 1* pereplrgeon and the
use, 0, the Undo r. In 'boOdllug, • Pstrli-
meat' tad, make an filtootfOo- Of filo
wonig. possible. wilikt.prreticat
Perienee obewnthet bis defger 10 very.
-0104t, -Yoti..Pr:tegeth111# 'ia :sufficient ••
to palte-.4 nntleetrOile..nvet te.•operat%
with: the berelitinOrXemt York Amer.
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-SHOOTING TJIE • RAPIDS.'
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FOOS of th: oli41):80Ye;ef -FoYPtl, Who '
• Are 'Expert Switntriero,,
4rOeng the most expert of e*Inim^ erti
are the Aran' boys of Egypt. Like all
other boys; tbey are fond of displaying
their skill before strangers. This is
how ,they shoot the'ranids of the. Nile;
..„.geating, themselves astridea, Jog of
wood ahout. six feet long and, buoyant
enough to -support them woo. high out
of-wsteri-they-rlde--it-with-the-Seatend
gestures'-og. 4 jockey and, with bands
and feet keep it straight with the line
er the current.
The. tau is ;shot with an ease and
grace that do away with:tbe sense of
danger one would expect to tie] at see-
ing a humeri being .hurleci along amid
such boil and turmoil of waters, but
, ;13t.:,7-Polloek.,-,10 00 for right-of-way• and. musettlar mana,ond. to -raise the
e Busy Hardware House
PHONE SO and we wiu otravnu YOUR ODER PROW=
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Diebby Tread Casings, 50 * 5 14 imp /9.7
, each.. Guaranteed 6,000 miles!.
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Plain Tread Casings, 50 x. 5 1-2 in,, $12000
each, Guaranteed 3000 miles*
;Inner Tubes $2.75 to $3.50 each.
yoi ever tried' lierroline ? •MAO; the car
ruti-easier and increases mileage' irom 25 to 5oZ,,,,
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once •at the•bottointhe <Youngsters hive
a hard struggle to. induce th rses
,tOturneut of the course• .
•-To. do this they avail themilives of
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I „ COLUMBIA' DOLIBI.E-DISC RE.
CORDS is due to the PATENTED and
EXCLUSIVE COLUNIBIA - PROCESS
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Col timbia Records' • are BU IL T -U P. I stead of
f•-4onoinising,and using one mixture for the whole re-
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4ord -Colnutbia-records are made in THREE LAY-
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,using tt5,6 gheaper material in the .centre only
iwhere,it doesriq (count in he treproduetion. • The best
c 'and most expenAltKe tmateor
rial the. wld ca provl
used on the outer surfaces ,on, Nryigh, _g_pund
..s(iVave or..musie is engraved •,
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, --the same difference in value'as there is between an
ordinary pine and an expensive buAlliltk door,
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'Coliimbia records .are double,„a, different, Selection
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moving fence arid moving • same back el sufficiently to allow blur to crawl
agaio. Wesley Potter, rep. 2 culverts, 04, • Dr haunter, of Goderich, Was
hauling plank 2 Do, shovelling snow on ' tl d
hill, Saugedn JAne C01,. 12, 50 Ceata, soon °n t scene 'an ''13'ttencle t°
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3 00 James Brown, 2 50 sad .A.lex. iniu"1 im"' ° 118 ri°17 ing
reser., 50 ftorliel,ii•Etailelc,Ltroicoellycl.ayatteeant. t.a.wAvci recovery: '4eei"
dope eccurreckeboiit milifrotu,Pete
fferbert Ensign, .5 40 far: Award ditah -1104r the brick Yards..., • *,
Coo,. 2, after dediteting 1.. 60 .for' ";-"Ftkit,-ixio ••=;A: long. dry - spell
JOIM :WieLean; 0.00. 00 on ace: of contraet, .weS broker) on • Dominion Day, says
•• on BOO" drOini'and.,92 :34 for covering ;the 4nroo Expositor; lay a:fierde 'rah,
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A,:id yet these records Cost you less money than any
bridge andextra cement on abutments hail and wind storm. ,4-1118 stencilec,
curr a out- oar c
for building wire fence alon ditch at
Lot 15 on12 , Win Scott .3 00 rep
Lot 17, Con. 6.'. John •Patterson, :33-00 -o.clok I
id • n the.afier-
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' there was a hea,vy downfall. of bail
13•d be ween liuron an Kin oes •
atm ,,.
With. lload -Dreg froin'COn. 12,, to Kin. • After the storm the ground was white
,cardine boundar IC I t half with hairst 'but f t t
y, oss q pay, ones or una e • none
Adani McDotald; '8•3,'11 fcr gravel con,. of them were Very large, and the wind"
tract ea Sec. 4, Sangeed Line: John was net Severe, so there was not imich
Beh; 6 00 ter ifilpecting said eontrat, p if any lapin done by :the ..cloWnfall.
daysicentractor paying half said sum. Thestorm seemed to go in a strea,k„
43pH:refunded, this, $6 to
for old timber. A Pollock 300 1°r road. Only a few drops of ram and
the , township folio wing petty , closely the 1:Ittroo
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•cleaiiing0111. 011(11 to,hefilfelesouthof-the-Mill rcad- and
Johli'MOIver, 3 pit'foel)reakint.tond to there was no ram at Winthrop or
"OsetreterT en twO different OecastonS, steuol The_rain_Ntliereit
sinter Oravirford,--428- 5-forn_, :
Five ler 1111)leY'Praie-;"'O. Emnier- PA?, -ise.rtice, APAt. and
L9n, 2• S� 101 shOSB and hose' for Willie stinlulatieg Vegetation. 'Since ; 'then
Matheson. Wre.`Jalin`Wiide 1. 00 for there have been several ,refreShiete
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work on road at bridge on Con Rev s wry% whesh, • althoughtoo ate to
D:XoLenuan, 4 85 for expensei of trip,, help the bay ernp ' will aid the roots
to Ripley, re Willie Matheson. Roder- and other spring, opens Whtolizare,• on
ick Mel)dnalcIT 35, 00 for hauling -tile for the•Whole,, 1ookihr wehland Weise 4
•.% •MerAinald mid 'Allan Murray's: portiOns _
pley drain•Lfroni-leineardirie,- Reber - -
You ,, are getting the utmost Value foeyour,money or• .,
the best out of your machine --no matter br *hat:,
" make -unless you use Columbia records.
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Of Course, Columbia Rectirds are Made in Cata.da
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- Ili you have never tried Coitifrifila'record8„ ask to hear
• .ithe followinc, selections. . We will, gladly play t.hent
_ :and—any clthers for_you.
- -- , . Al'ilvA ' ptivirf.;111..T14°°Ps 1:1
- ---- I k'ittliell---71s De'scriptive' 85c.
' . A23 Avr„m,
'-'• teraele8 I : 'SI'l Troops in,
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••" • ' ". France. Part 2. Descrip ive
_ • • : .t4.0'4,P)0, feA!fg4 SqPg.- ,50,
nf .paid . drain. , Per Woilt digging Award;
. RitCh:On. 'Cone. .?;. 'fber feli6W.Arg. wns
were J:AteGiuire,," 9 00; Geo..,
McGilhivray,`25.. 00;"Tliernaa. MeGuire,
27: 00; W. McAfare y, 16 00„! Qeo.
'06'.,fer building,culvert;
• Zuoi..an McTavish, 20 Oo for building,
anteerti Duncan MeTaviele i 00 for eov,,
.ering•tridge. Ashfield to pay half OCOt
ofinlvert. A. Fraser, .5 00 fcr planking
bridge Lot 1, Con. 4; and digging ditch,
Robert Belli 32 00, for 'reinforcing iron
for two culverts and, one* small. bridge.
Ample E. McLeod, 6 00 for inspecting
John\M-cLean's-confraCi-.-=-4-iii;-'-eornis
rOttfer rep. bridgeThl-Lot 25, CanT.T.
gortnan. Murray, 6 67 for. two-thirds
los or damage to sheep worried by (lags.
Thoinas Mbere; I. 00 lorinspecting Mur4
ray's sheep. • J. 13.• Martyn, 5 25" for
clothing for Willie Matheson', Kenneth.
:laa_Angusilotay:43713. 00: fer,e.ontrect•
:onTeeinerit'abetmentent-Bethet-briiige;
Olin ROI, 17 op inspecting Said contract.
sMetay Bros.:- 21 no -for bat ce
tient. contrce At Lot 17,, Con. €1-. Jacoh
Gates, 5 00 for i')art paymentof care-,
-talter'S„sela0. -Duneae-MeTainsli, 80 00
'forr•Pitt•pityiuent Of Small bridge on St':
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• Ver rv1 to. eauemastersi..;-----Reieekt
Lowry, ; 21. 84; Peter Itelioe, 34 0.,
Wm. McConnell, 10 72; Win Belli
5 12; johnsten 'Roulaten, • 6.420;,. Nor-
man McLeod; 11 84;;•.Wni. Robertfame
66e.; Alex. Robertson', 8 00; Cookllain,
ilton, 7 04; Thos. Blair, 15 02,; John L
Gamble,„•, 6, 00; Thomas Farrell, 8 40;
Albert. Brown, 3.0; John McRae,
1,16nry Stephenson, 43 06; Sanies
Cliddesi 82 eeata; :Marco)* &Midi; 6' 24;
R. Stanley, 0 56; Joseph Black, 400;
Peter McTavish, 1, 601 Alex. MeNair•,
A. W. Hamilton, $12 5,0, for work' ori
'readDr, Dv A.
0.,rinenony-.10-100;, for SIX”, montlis!- Salary
as M. It, 0. and 15 50, expenses to ebil.
fetenge pe Provincial Roard, of Health;
total oct 50. Angus Martin, Clerk, 00.'40;
part paynietit Of salary, "Alex. Thomson,
3 00, for operating road grader on Side,
line 10;, . •
Proser
ha'alithorized to pay to the Treasurer
• the sine of $8.00 received front . Angus
Many for eld timber, and Ookoherein-
bolero, friontiorted ,froto John' Bell for
teats& Carried.
13y -law No. 007 of the Township. of
Huron to borrow the sone of 81875.00
toneeet theleterest on certain deben,,
tlites of the Ontario and. West ghore
•llailway(ion.p:niy, gonranteed by the
Said eaneicipality, was (ittlY passed,
Signed and sealed. °
By,law No. -608 of the tevreiltip of
Heron 10,,,ribthoriee the r'berrowifig of
cute%monies. (06000.60) :from the
, _Bonk to meet the 'current Open-
ditute-of the toetostip for 1015.1/mealy.
:veasetifsigued and settled.
Pritter..Wamsloy-Ihat the Clerk be
' 'ilietriteted to writ to Theiotts, Stethelt,
3)t.ingentiOe'•Oit, the' -trottet .fOr t144
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OK; - • f The Little Ford u'ambleol 'right Along I 0 t
Iri5tOrsBesti „Vaulting Cider ' 0 OU.
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' ;1518 . Happy Tho' „Married: " dOmio, .. u• t; Us , • ' '
,• .....". •. :. There are titicr a thousand double disc ilieofds• at. 85ci
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Sept.
Oth.*18th,
1915
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$30,000.06 in .Prizes
and Attractions
Prizes increased •thia year by
S3,000.60.
Excellent PrOgrain Attracei
Omit Twide
Two Speed Events Daily.
rireworks EVeritiigbti
New Steel treind;iend.
Kidylay Better' than Ever.
.1cktiSid by the Best Available Bands
$1,PIALt Okikt over All RailiVaYs 'VOW or Tortidoi a4 Pate and
' One.4hird trern ontelde fidinte •
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*Igo Lints' Entry retina and an information tretnthe Secretary
tv. at,10.0 011+01411.40!. A. Me. Ittntto Seertukry•
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• Pine River. ,
(IntendeAlaTiist week) ••
Mr. and Mrs, John Patterson of /1031 --
al Oak spent ,Sunday with friends in the
vicinity.
Rev. T 11 Inns, wife and son left on
Monday for a months visit• with friends
in Montreal, • •• „
-1 All the Orangemen' aro trimmingto
take in the hig celebraticii In Ningbo:in
On the 12th.
—Quite a number of )3ethel Orangemen
ratteadoci-ehurelt-yskrado-at -4pley-un
the impetus acquired by the log In its
oboot, and, throwing themselves full
length, upon it, they seemovith a sud-
den -stroke 'from -the, left leg -and -arm,
to drive it and: themselves out of the
current ,
To fail in this would be dangerous
even to Arab swimmers. Immediately
below lie ugly rocks on which the
heavy stream breaks With great vio-
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lente.-331rebange.
' Tliey Were Solid.
DOhht,l9Ss ycarl .;hal:0'.he.ard. the ,StOr$'
kr. the -retired centracter Who' had en-
gagedran artist to paint a Portrait of
his daughter. "Mind you, he ald to
the. listoriished. artist, "I want none of:
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our Cheap slapdash Work -three good
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• „Whielt bonn3ot leads me ,tip" it'. the
Story', that. a teacher in one -pf the Test
aide Schools told me- the --Other' 4117
abode, 'a , girl. Her parents,. it
• .ueems„.-had 'been° Celebrating their 'silver
-Wedding,. and.: little ...Rosile. the net.
morning, with' commendable family
pride, was boasting of quality of:
• the presents received. •
'There was a whole' aetl., she •said,
"of solid. shver teaspoons." • .
"Are 'you. etre, 'Ittede," .fitilced the
teacher, "that • the. !ovens Wore.soildr
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. Hay fork Rope, all glies,
':4,sulleys,, sipts'.81. Muds,
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hep next you are in (.4n; stoke
'take home a ,1-,Ialf,'gat.".of Opt.
haveLubdcating . Oil forkinds ofrnachinery.- We .alt:
. it. pot- tip ready, without any
, extra charge,
°FREE! FREE!' With
we vee, wryilip,Ilartych:aswe o4fyGirr:ite7,1.;lirier
Swatter; _.• ,
Saturday. Special Free
lily Swatter with -"every
of Paris Green,- " Price 30., lb.
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WE AIM TO PLEASE
Yes." Was the reply triumnininti,
sliyer-tripie ,-ChIcagd
filter faceae,•
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eeinnotring :candle pewee it, Must
be re ,itienibered that as tbe4are MOO
different sizes 'ot candies the rate of
'burning and intensity of •light radiated
would vary, so 1110 the standard
candle, untet whieh England and this
-United...States agree, Must be use.
This standard candle is made of pure
•egiermaem4, exactly retire; seven
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eighths inch.indianicter and,Of a length
woigh one pound_and
Sanclareiening: - - • -
Oar baseball team 'defeated - the 8th
eon. team' by a big majority on Thursday
evening. 'Our team will aoon stand 'a-
gainst all comers.
:with wick -adjusted -to -bun 12o- grebe,-
oteperreaceti per hod -the -1-,000i4--
000 candle power searchlight must emit
a light, equal to 1,000.000 standard
candies.
Mr. Lorne Smith of Teeswater, spent
-4 few dayErvisitingfriends-arouncl---her
and at Kincardine Ile intends leaving
for Dundas on Thursday where he Will
work in a Shell factory until school re-
opens. '
'Thawhole neighlainhood tweed out
to the Sunday -School picnicheld- at'
11r ace Beath 'on. Dominion Day. atlie
evening a--stins of baseball was played
p 0 la rkii and Bethel Whichended in a
big victory for Bethel: '
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' -Monday, july12
We notice Dan is here again. Just
rn timeroF the haying, Dan—
-haying is in full swing around this
!motion, and. Some of the hay crop. is
better than we expected. '
Ogorgeitirris hag received his new
IVA. auto-What-4_11AS_ been waiting no
long and for. Look out, girisT
Miss IsTelhe Graham returned 'home
lad Wednesday from tear Melia Forest
where she luta been fondling fortno pia
year.
Rev.. Mi. Duncan took charge of the
Grey Ox Sunday, School last Sal..ba,th,
It wes largq1111 attended, the Sehool be-
ing wo eliristenings were per,
formed by Mr. Dtinean. , •
MaincipalitieS ititereatecl in the Ontario
arid, ViroA.$1iore Cc informing
him that .the Reeite of Aehlleld, he.,e
allowed a. township contractor named
McLennan to terneVe 0001, from the
right of way of said; ritilWti,y,; and that
the Matter shoilla be looked into. Car-
ried. •
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Witnisley-Ltrown-Vhat" we purchase
oye,bealn bridge (7 eye -beams) 16.86 for
40 foot Span bridge, same as ordered a
'year. ago. Lod.
Drown-Comphelt•-•That thie eotinell
do now adlotim to Meet again, on Mon«.
, day, August Othi 1915, at the usual hoot
spa' place. Parrierl. ,•
-"4timia-Attittiv0101t,
"
Maybe Ho Bet It Back.
Brown and ,3ones wercrlecining im
pOlished cannter and talking lntlmato-
ly Said. Brown to: Jertes:
"Look 4 -ere', old man: oppose yott
Were t� come. around to my apart-
' inentS ono- or these days and shcalld.
Wolk up to my.roota receiving no
answer to your knock, She -tad .coinciitt
andlinTrily lifeleal body istretchednut
-eeld--acrose3-the---bed.--1-in-4-ees
like that, what wobld you der.
you," allEriVerett Jones after
thinking it over. "I'd institute an tm.
mediate search for the You have
• ciwed me for tWo•yearst:' • .
7,-7- • 1. S
• Thb Now Woman.,
Mine:0 Ford,:*iti7hiibibrist,,Sald Tit
a -need, dbiner:
"The new woMart•ts Cotamanding.•
igure. 'Man buckles, &vitt' to•het., •
• "Man,Ahe eimqueror, *hen he wetild
.virth-e-tromentn:thectaekbroulChee-
- tothe-dtist---TedaY,.ott-the-e0 tinrY*:-
he brings, the dust to' her.".-Ohicago
• Retord-Herald.
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Necklecia oriving. 2
Titabel-I' see Charlie Inis his band in
Mark -e$, reekleas driVhig.
:4(irk Pfehel,
iiIerse? liatka.No. britrimere.•Life.
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WOOLLENS
Of all kinds are advancing in price. We have soine
extra quality Worsted in Men's' SuitingS at old
prices; from '',$.17„oo to $2o.00. Good Trimmings
, and. a fit guaranteed.
A;Few Mees Ready -Made Suits at
Reduced Prices tO• Clear. :$16. Suit for $8.
• All Trimmed aiidUntrirnmecl
-17.1.1010: in the Milliiiery. 'Depart=
ment at Great Reducti�ns,-t�-
a Stylish tfat..tofi
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• WILLIAM CONNtLL
l'We„take Butter and Eggs.
0010.1•00,10.0almineWoi ormlamilimems
• , 04,,;14"w40%06"400.01:1401i* volow.•0044,~^ft.
Warm weather suowests cooler a.nd ,lighter Foot-
wear. The WhiteCanvasShoe is 41.e shoe
for hot weathet. We have them in The High But-
ton and Strap -Pump styles. • ,
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See that your children, be taught
not only the label* of the tartb, but
the !evenness Of it-lobn Itueldn.
. SCHOOL REPORTS
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irttOtOtr.rt ESAItINATIONS fir m b
$o. 12, Riutatt Tr •
Sr. III to Jr. •IV.-4adie Ceiling;
Russel Breeketitidaq (recommended).
3' .aIII to Sr. In. Mary ltedginseu,,
•Rene. graser, Margaret McIntosh.
Sr, n to Jr. III. -Olive Robb
.Sr, Pt, /I to Jr. TI.-letances Mao-
Iver,116yd Steatilde04 N. ItodgineteL
, It. X to Sr. 1 -(Fromoted in l avi
: MetYht Colling( 4010 UoIntosk" Den.,
• *""1:""-r-'" ' Me. Sk Andw Tci1. ,
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Vacation Time Is Here '
* - t hin fo'r ru
ning around during vacation. We have them ,
• wnite and blue cotors in the 0?cford and -Bal. for
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ladies, boys and men.
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We are still giVing Sp 2 dal Prices:on Misses'
,-Shoes, sizes .0 to 2. -Our -values-are
••worth lookint -;
'LlICKNOW. ONT. •• •
Ossiiii"iiitstabAtiOAM****444 Adir****1014004iii.ssea
Deeting.liove§tiOg Machiii
Wingham Buggies,: Adams waget r,..
and itadic:,S, Frost Wire Fence Goods,
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%flair Tlivine, and Rope,
and Slings, Keystone Tongue Snp-,
-port for sale by.' t
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