The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

RUPTURE (SSB DATBS AT BOTTOM) À NEW 1915 INVENTION RETAINS RUPTURE WITHOUT KNIFE. HARNESS, DANGER OR PAIN. COSTS YOU NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE. Mr. Egan's new 1915 appliances, "the Curative" and "the Curatrus", are rapidly rapidly taking the place of the old-fashioned • trusses purchased by mall order. These new inventions are constructed to assist nature in her work of healing and are free from every cumbersome feature that you possibly have been annoyed with some time or another. Complete comfort awaits you. Correct holding will be experienced experienced from the start. No more escape . ;of rupture. Misery comes to an end at once. You will enjoy that absolute confidence confidence of being able to do anything at any tune or anywhere without the bowel making making Its escape outside the abdomen. This will relieve you of mental unrest and worry. This will make you feel like a new person. This kind of retention is intended intended to assist nature to close the opening. opening. These new inventions are adapted to different forms of hernia to meet the needs of every man, woman or child. Stop further experimenting with foreign appliances appliances and end your rupture troubles at small cost by consulting a Canadian rupture rupture appliance specialist. Delays may be dangerous ; tear off coupon now. *THIS FREE RUPTURE COUPON Upon presentation to J. Y. Egan, spècialist, 6 West King street, Toronto, who will visit the towns below, entitles bearer to free consultation consultation and examination of samples. Ask at hotel office for room number. Note dates. Bowmanville^ BowmanHotel Wednesday, June 23 All day and night. One day only. Oshawa, Queen's Hotel Thursday, June 24 Made in Canada. Battle cruisers are Drea-dnoughts in which a part of the arimaimerrfc has been, dispensed with for the sake of high speed. By means of the microscope, the very faintest sounds, such as the fall of a feather or a very delicate piece of tissue-paper^ may be distinctly distinctly heard. THE EDITOR TALKS. System is a rare virtue in business, but it should be universal. A few weeks ago we called attention to school trustees inviting teacbei s to reengage reengage before the end of their-term to relieve any anxiéty about the following following year's engagement. Renfrew is a model town in several respects, thanks to Editor W. E. Smallfield's progressive progressive ideas and energy, and wqsee by the last issue of his excellent weekly, The Mercury, that Benjfrew Board of. Education met to consider engagement engagement of teachers for another year. A committee submitted a report in favor of the re-engagement, of the entire public school staff, with an increase in salary of $50 to each ' teacher except Principal Armstrong, whose present stipend is $1,800. In our opinion this is the correct method to pursue ancl. suggest it to all trustee boards--not that all teachers should bere-eugaged, however, for it is necessary oftenér than is done to make changes in the interest of children.. Do not retain a non progressive or indifferent 1 eaher. PROVIDENCE The Jubilee of Providence Methodist church was fittingly celebrated on June 6 and 7 when the Sunday School held a most successful anniversary. The weather was fine and the large ' tent which • was used for the occasion was filled to its capacity. The preacher for the day was Rev. Robert- McCullough of Toronto, a former pastor of twenty-five years ago, and he delivered excellent sermons. The choir and school did their parts well and everything passed off most satisfactorily. Monday afternoon Salem and Newtonville baseball + eams played a game of ball, the former proving the best team. The ladies of the church served a splendid tea to the large number who attended and enjoyed the good things provided. A good program program followed by Bowmanville Male Quartet--Messrs. T. E. Higginbotham, C. J. Hallman, W. S. Bragg and A. W. Pickard, Mr. T. S. Holgate and Mr. W. S. Bragg, soloists, and Miss Eva Mitchell, Orono, elocutionist, and-the Wight Orchestra Orchestra which gave splendid satisfaction. The Dominion Organ recently purchased will be completely paid for with the proceeds proceeds which amounted to $170. * "Fruil-a-tives" is the Standby in This Ontario Home Scotland, Ont., Aug. 25th, 1913. e 'My wife was a martyr to Constipation. W e tried everything on the calendar without satisfaction, and spent large sums of money, until we happened on 'Fruit-a-tives'. We have used it in the family for about two years, and we would not use anything else as long as we can get "Fruit-a-tives." J. W. HAMMOND. CC FR,UIT-A-TIVES" is made from fruit juices and tonics--is mild in action--and pleasant in taste. 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c. At dealers or sent on receipt of prie® . by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. FOOTBALL. The battle of Waterloo lasted eight hours. --- SECURED! -•AKn all countries. Ask for our INVENTOR'S INVENTOR'S ADVISER,which will be sent free. MSBI MSTlION & MARI OX, 364 University St., Montréal, WHAT CATARRH IS It has béen said that every third person has catarrh in some form. Science has shown that nasal catarrh often indicates a general weakness of the body; and local treatments in the form of snuffs and vapors do little, if any good/ To correct catarrh you should treat its cause by enriching your blood with the oil-food in Scott's Émulsion which is a medicinal food and a building-tonic, free from any harmful drugs. Try it. - Scott 8: Bovme, Toronto, Ont. COLT DISTEMPER having the disease, by using SPOHN'S LIQUID DIS- TEMPEB COMPOUND. Give on the tongue or ' in f eed ° n ti 16 , blood and expels germs of all forms of dis- ,, B , est reme( 3y ever known for mares in foal. Druggists Druggists and harness dealers. Our free Booklet gives everv- H 1 . 1 *! 8 '-., -largest selling horse remedy In existence, 20 years Mrnir U AT rS 7r> LL riv , WI ? OLESALE DRUGGISTS, SPOHK" Ind USA C °*' Chemlsts and Bacteriologists, Goshen, Darlington Sunday School Football League is well underway, the teams being fairly evenly matched. Judging from the interest of the public in the games the- league bids fair to be a success. The games have been cleanly played which is a source of gratification to all concerned as clean healthy sport is one of the main, objects of the League. May 25-- Ebenezer at Maple Grove was* played in a shower of rain which made the ball and-field in a slippery condition. Owing to this the game was not of the fast variety and resulted'in 0-0 score. May 27--Zion at Hampton, fine weather prevailed and the game was evenly contested, contested, but like the first there was no score June 1--Zion at Ebenezer furnished a very exciting game. The first half no scoring took place altho' Zion had a slight advantage of the play. , In the last period Ebenezer made a shift in their line-up which developed a combination which netted them 3 goals to Zion's 0. June 3 -- Hampton at Maple Grove was another exciting game, both team playing good ball, Hampton having a slight advantage advantage over their opponents. The score of 5-1 in favor of Hampton hardly indicates indicates the play. June 8-- Ebenezer met Zion again and the game proved that the teams were of even strength. It was keenly contested and resulted in another draw of 1-r. June II--Maple Grove at Hampton was one of the best games so far, the home team winning by a score of 2-0. * But Still a Bore. man possessed of TOWN COUNCIL Jtegular meeting Monday, June 7th; members all present. Petitions asking for cement walks on Horsex-st from. Concession to Temper- ance-sts,, and on Church-st from Brown to Liberty-sts, were granted. E. W. Loscombe asked permission to place weigh scales in front of his office on Tèmperance-st. --granted. Lieut. H. W. Cooper and Col. J. A. V. Preston acknowledged receipt of $50.00 donations toward their respective battalions. battalions. Offer of $400 by R. B. Andrew for town lot at lake was not entertained. It was decided to place the handsome drinking fountain donated by Councillor Tolè on Tèmperance-st., midway between Town Hall and Post Office. Coun. Percy suggested that as it was after 9 o'clock the engineer's report be referred to Waterworks Com. to report on next meeting.--carried. Public Property Com. recommended purchase of 100 ft. lawn hose for town 1 hall $io ; desk, 4 chairs and ; to decorate treasurer's office at about $ 15 ; ratify the agreement with Seymour PoWer Co. re lighting on King-st.--carried.' Suits will be purchased for Chief Rd Jarvis and Night Constable Walter Hall at cost of $65. Roads and Streets Com. recommended repairing of bridge over Barber's Creek at cost of $609.50» half of which is borne by Counties' Council; gravelling parts of Liberty and_Ontario-sts. at $225--carried. By-laws were passed : preventing erection erection of wooden buildings and regulating repairing of building^ in fire limits; licensing licensing peddlers ; authorizing construction of sewers as local improvements under Local Improvement Act. Special meeting" was held June nth. By-laws were passed: for partial exemption exemption of farm. lands within municipality; to provide for issue ol debentures for $29,450. $300 Was advanced to purchase meters. Cemetery Com. asked for $30 for extra work at cemetery--granted. -- * --. Only the uninformed endure agony of corns. The knowing ones apply Holloway's Holloway's Corn Cure and get relief. DURHAM OLD BOYS Old spa- -"He's T> Teddy great repose Molly---"Then I don't see why he can't 'afford ' to' give.'.a little rest." As Good as His Word. "One dollar, please," said the dentist. dentist. "A dollar! But your sign reads: 'Painless extraction of teeth free.' " "Just sol But as you hpllered a bit, this does not apply in your case. I do my painless extracting free exactly exactly as I claim. When it hurts, I charge for it. One dollar, please." "Always the grain scrub a floor of the wood. the way of Pure Ice Cream * for the Children Ierleâc ricety of Git ilajry h* ^ ^ children's diet- In the simmer time there is nothing nothing that can take its place--it's cooling its a food and the child craves its sweetness.. Give them all the Ice Cream they can eat bet be sere ^ it's made by City Dairy because "If City Dairy, it's Pure, that's Sure". SECURITY. Annual meeting of the Durham Boys' Association was held on the OJ/a .- cious grounds of Aid S.Morley Wickett, Fishers Road, Lambton, Saturday after noon Among o'hers present were Dr. J. L. Hughes, Dr. John Hoskin, K.C., Prof. John Squair, Dr. F. C. Trebilcock, Thos. Yellowlees, W. F. Maas, J. D. Keachie, Dr. J. T. Gilmour, W. Craig, S. R. Wickett, Wickett, Dr. D. J Goggin, Rev. Dr. M. P. Tailing, Tailing, W. H. Orr and their ladies. The officers elected were as follows : Hon. Presidents--Dr. John Hoskin, C. D- Massey, H. O'Hara, Dr. Gilmour, M. A. James (Bowmanville), General Sam Hughes, Hughes, Ottawa; President--Dr. James L. Hughes; 1st Vice Dr. D. J. Goggin; 2nd Vice--W. Craig; 3rd Vice--Rev. Dr. Tailing; Tailing; Secretary--Thos. Yellowlees; Ass't Secretary-- W. F. Maas; Treasurer--J. D. Keachie; and a large executive. In addition to visiting Bowmanville on the 2nd of August the Executive decided to spend an afternoon at Rosebank on July 10. Addresses were given by Dr. Hoskin and Dr. Gilmour, the former renewing his interest in the Association after some years of absence, and'the latter assuring us of the continuation of his interest tho no longer a citiz n of Toronto. This being the sixteenth annual meeting meeting of the Association, Dr. Hughes' election election as President, and Mr. Yellowlees as Secretary, for the 16th time, is somewhat unique. During the winter seven social functions were held at the homes of the members, but none of them were more enjoyable than the one of Saturday, and Dr.andMrs.Wickett were the recipients of many compliments for the delightful outing outing and entertainment. *-- OBITUARY ceeded our supply. Now the output is increased and everyone should be able to get Lantic Sugar. Always sold in original packages Look for the Lantic Red Ball on each package 12 Atlantic Sugar Refineries Limited MONTREAL, QUE. ST. JOHN, N. B. Genuine Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of See Fac-Similé Wrapper Below. Very, email, ana os easy to take aa engraft FOR HEADACHE. CARTERS FOR DIZZINESS. FOR ilUOUSMESSe FOB TOMB LIVER. FDlftlltSTIPATIM mr*F- SICK headache. À» Safe *r s.'tapke-psrs e , FRECKLES New is the Time to Get Rid of Mr. Andrew-Jackson, Bowmanville. There passed to rest early Sunday morning, Mr. Andrew Jackson who has been living with his brothers-in-law, Messrs Donald and Joseph Galbraith, north east of Bowmanville. Deceased was for 45 years Governor of- Victoria County jail at Lindsay whither the remains remains were taken for burial early Tuesday Tuesday morning, the funeral taking place from the residence of his brother, Mr. Alex Jackson, Police Magistrate, Ridout- st., to Riverside cemetery. Service was conducted by Rev. F. H. McIntosh of St. Andrew's church. The pallbearers were Messrs. A. Higginbotham, J. R. McNeillie, James Keith, D. Ray, A. Skinner, and James Bryson. The late Mr. Jacksson was in his eighty-eighth year. The Lindsay Warder says: The news of the death of the late Andrew Jackson will be received with sincere and deep regret by a host of friends in Lindsay, he having resided here the greater part of his life. He was turnkey turnkey of the Lindsay jail from 1863 to 1866, when he became Governor, which position he held with credit to himself and to the County from 1866 to 1911 at which time he was relieved of his duties and given an annuity by the County for his faithful services. services. The late Governor Jackson was of kind disposition, and yet was strict in the performance of his duties, even the hardened rmimH fed a strong Sfcngfnr ham. Etc knew bam- ta deal râknes ef' ■ nr- mniiiaT sa lft that JB2BJ $ a prwonei left Seen wa3 Jackson on the I MU a better man for having ^ ^ j tad vrith the manly Jailer. Heissvmed; by Ms rekwed wife, one sen, Howard of I Winnipeg.Mm, and <rac daughter, MrsJ (Dr.) A. D. SSsîey, Calgary. SONG OF THE COLONIES. James L. Hughes, Toronto. "We are sons in our mother's' house, We are masters in our own," And when mother shall need her sons She shall never stand alone. We are. partners with her for aye, We are bound by love sincere, And her faith in the right and true We shall evermore revere. / We shall prove thàt we're brave and strong, *' As her' sons' should- ever be, When she calls us in honor's cause To fight for liberty. --d"- Love may be blind, but it can usually usually locate the mighty dollar. Worth a Guinea a Box the safest, most reliable and most popular--for the common ailments of stomach, liver and bowels, is always BEECHAM'S PILLS Th* Largest Sal* of Any Medicine in the World Sold everywhere. In boxes, 25 cents WOMAN WOULD NOT GIVE UP Though Sick and Suffering; At Last Found Help in Lydia EL Pinkham's Vegeta- ~ ble Compound. Richmond, Pa. -- " When I started, taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I was in a dreadfully rundown state of health, had internal troubles, troubles, and was so extremely extremely nervous and prostrated that if I had given in to my feelings I would have been in bed. As It vu I hud § U 111 Jill Mil I UK £ Gs X 60 years ago Grandfather got an individual sugar package-- "Ye Olde Sugar Loafe"made by John Redpath, in what was then Canada's only Sugar Refinery. yrv ij-1 'i*p" ^ Carfbri\ cf Today Now, at less than half the price, his granddaughter gets a much improved article, also "individual >y -- m Extra Granulated Sugar Sealed Cartons and Cloth Bags 2-lb. and 5-lb, 10, 20, 50 and 100 lb. "Canada's Favorite Sugar for three Generations" CANADA SUGAR REFINING CO., LIMITED, MONTREAL. 128 Wash your dishes with GOLD DUST Miami i UIJ KV to be ca et I (fid do was by a great I could aot sleep at night srd felt very bad l .. Tisse Ugly Spats. the Sign. TORONTO. There's no longer the sügfatevç need of feeding ashaza=d of veer freekles, as the wEenpdOB otitine-- J -n¥r rtmi^th--is guaranteed- ttsmon these homely spots. Simply get aa ounce of cthine--doable strength--zrom any dnegat and apply a lit tec of it night and mwuing and, yon sfeoald soon see that even the worst freckles have began to disappear, while the lighter ones bare vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an nan.-, 'j. needed to completely dear the <tin .n^ 52Î3 a ieasfSfcl clear complexion. Be sure to ask for the doable strength othi e as this is sold under gmarantee of ry back if it fails to removefreckles 1 SOUKA "After taking the second bottle I notas notas aot so bad. I {Crotcded out last Mrs. Werry and Mis Nora ar_ visitirg! at Kednaç Mr. A_ J. Reynolds at Torocicç t Mrs. Leri Brant, RmiATib. ha$ been I spewEnga week with Mrs. S. E. Wary $ and other friends A large nmnber at tended the Methjdfet Conference at QAa- ! its T. Faker. A. J. Reynold^ J.T.j Bundle. J. Reyaoîds, Chas. Shortrît^e, F. Hocfcaday, S. A. Xarîhcot!, L ILLawand AL Fnror attended the Libenl r ~ at Otoeo and bord Hoo. p_ Graham speak The football pm be- tween SoBna znd MxtdKBs ooraczsschoal resnhed i-o in favor of the httiy a»i the DarHagtca League match. Tyroee vs SoEna 3-0 ia favor of Tyrcoe. It was a good game bsth teams piaying wefl played better until it . low I can hardly reafiae that lam able to do ao moth aside. Whenever I know any ■ in m need of a good medkine I highly praise Ljda E. Pinkham's Vegetable Vegetable Compound."--Mrs. Fkakk X TnKp St , Riflunnn.1 Pm W«*n Hare Been THGng Women for forty years how Lyfc E-PmBuai *s Vegetable Compound has restored their - This accounts for the enermoos demand for it from coast to coast. If you am troobied with any aihnrat pwnlwr to wcaneu why don't you try Ly5a E. Ilnkham's Vegetable Conspoond? It r21 pay you to do sol Iyfia E. Pink- lIcf%Toe Co., Li Put a dash of Gold Dust into the water, and it will go to the bottom of things, drive out çvery bit of dirt, every germ, every hidden particle. Cold IhBt cleanses as well as cleans. We promise you this, if you use Gold Dust! Your dishes will be sweeter and cleaner than ever before, and you will save at least half "Inside Information the time ordinarily consumed in washing washing them. Gold Del does better better work than soap or any other dishwashing dishwashing "product-- and saves half the j- . > time. * * ! r GOLD DOST TWINS 5 HE K K. FAIRSANK COMPANY LIMITED, Montreal, Canada