HO Firet Class SHOE REPAIRING (a i CHILDREN'S BOOTS REPAIRED after School Hours. ® x L3 = A LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY Prices Strictly Moderate All Orders Receive PROMPT ATTENTION Femme GRECNHILL DUKE STREET E. Ho. 4 -- WANTED -- Secondhand FURNITURE. We would like you to give us the first cha nce to buy your furniture on leaving town.--S. DAITER. Reep Cool During the Hot Weather by wearing HATCHWAY UNDERWEAR No Buttons to bother with Best Underwear on the Market. ENGLISH BROADCLOTH --SHIRTS-- With Collars to Match At Prices to Suit Every Purse. SILK SOX~-- of every description Hyverything For Men's Wear T. PROUDFOOT | "THE DRYDEN TAILOR" Cutting Down Industry With Flame -Throwars Bonz A pulp and paper company, produc- ing 150,000 ons of paper annually, dis- tributed between five and six million} dollars each year in the community in which it may be located. At least a half dozen such companies are forming | new centres of industry in the more' remote districts of Canada. Farming communities are growing up aroun them, stores and shops are being es- | tablished, railway traffic of all kinds is being stimulated. The pulp and] When An ELECTRIC WASHER comes in at the door, drudgery flies out of the window. {I know of a company like this that "fthat means? ~ Successors to ANDERSON & HARRIS BUILDERS AND PULL CONTRACTORS STOCK OF LUMBER, SASH AND DOORS, SHINGLES, WOOD FIBRE "BRICK, LIME AND CEMENT Estimates Freely Guven = ee ee ssi £5 One Week Only CLEVELAND DE Your Chance to Buy a CLEVELAND SHORT MODEL-- Blue, 22-in. frame, Reg $60.00 Sale Price, $47.50 CLEVELAND SPECIAL RCADSTER-- Green, 20-in frame, Reg $55.00 Sale Price, $45.25 CLEVELAND EXTRA SPECIAL-- Gold lines, black frame, 24-in Cord Tires, Reg $65.00 CLEVELAND SPORT MODEL-- Maroon, 22-in frame, Reg $60.00 Sale Price, 47.50 LUXE-- Maroon, 24-in frame, Reg $67.50 Sale Price, $55.00 PERFECT C.CM. USED BICYCLE--Sale Price $21.00 Sale Price, 53.00 06 PHONE ardware No. 41 ifs See those fellows, just about your B | watch the crew at work, no shade, no | until night. #8 men; sweaty rags tied around dust- : from being just as good as you. i | portunity to earn your living in an | {easier way. : You are a lucky man. Go op back @ don't have to make your living as paper companies are accomplishing more than any other agent, not even excepting mining companies, in build- fing up and establishng business in the : pioneering communities across the i Dowtinion, Their failure would bring very great economic distress. Yet they will not go on; they cannot go cn with present volume of business unless their 'pulpwool is more effectively protected from destruction by forest fires than has been the case in the past. A pulp and paper company, produe- ing 150,000 ons of newsprint in a year makes 'in each working day enough paper in a strip a foot wide nearly to span the world. Such a company uses around 650 cords of pulpwood every day, more than 200,000 cords in a year. has been in existence about a dozen years and in that time, they have lost as much wood through forest fires as they have transformed into paper, Wealth-producing and wealth-destroy- ing forces have run an equal race in that community. Do you realize what It means that the life of an industry, disribuing beween five tand six million dollars n a commun- ity each year, can be only half as long as it might have been had the destruc- tive forest fires been kept in check. And this case is no exception. Is such such a policy business-like; it it patriotic ? Your reaction, my reader, to this statement is doubtless the usual one. You clrse the government, especially if it is represented by a party holding political views different from those of your own. But only yourself s to blame You are on the recreant to a "public duty and public trust." The Govern- ments represents you and you own the pulpwood forests of the country. Keep Canada's forests green. You are Lucky It is only ten o'clock, but already your feet hurt and you are tired. The heat has crept past electric fan and thick brick wall. You mop your face, wipe your hands, tug at your collar, and wonder if you will be able to stand it till night. ~ Just then you see a sport car filled with golf bags and young wasters rushing to the links. All at once you are dead sure that you will have to quit for the day, because "everybody's loaf- ing anyway." > But before you quit, drive to the nearest foundry. Come on up close to the open window; the heat will burn you, but you can stand a look. Inside they stand it all day. age, stripped to the waist, pushing iron rucks filled with slopping, spitting molten steel. { Come back at five or six o'clock? after your day of loafing and see them come out of their oven, tired with the! tiredness of men whose blood has been Hop into your machine and drive ! along the railroad until you see a see-| -- tion crew at work. limb on top the erade, : i Your feet wince where the heat | "rom steel rails and ties creep through | your shos; your shoulders twitch where | the sun burns through your clothes. Shield your eyes from the dancing: sun-devils and look down the track; | breeze, nothing but the sizzle of the sun as it bakes stooped backs, noon, two o'clock, three o'clock, and so on} Do not commit the presumptious sin of believing you are better than these covered foreheads don't keep them i - For the only difference between them and you is that God gave you a back- ground and an education and an op- to your work so thankful that you 'of pennyroyal and from four to turned to water in the losing battle! with melted steel. : Protection Against MOSQUITOES Certain protective mixtures applied to the. gkin ave of great value in ward- ing off mosquioes, black-fiies and gimilar pests, especially when the in- gects are very numerous. A number of formulas for such mixtures against imosquitoes and black-flies, just issued by the Entomological Branch of the Dominion Department of Agriculture. . A mixture recommended by the author s composed of three ounces of oil of vonella, one of spirits of camphor, ne of oil of tar, quarted ounce of oil 4%. six ounces of castor oil. Another mixture cinsists of two ounces of oil of citron- ella, eighth of an ounce of pennyroyal and two ounces of castor oil. The castor oil is included to prevent injury to the skin. Tallow may be used in- stead if it is desired to have the mix- ture in the form of paste. When he insects are abundan it is necessary to apply the mixture at least once every half hour, using liberal quantities and rubbing it thoroughly over the hands and face. Care should be taken to have a suffici- ent quantity of mixture when on an extended trip in the woods. At least an ounce per person per day is neces- sary if the flies are any abundant. The mixture should be carried in a small aluminum flask or screw top tin, but not in a glass bottle as it is apt to break. THE CURING OF HAY A ton of good hay is equal to two tons ofinferior quality or spoiled hay. Now that haying season is approach- 'ing it is well to remember this, as the climate of Northern Ontario is un- certain. In going over several districts during the past two years it was in- deed a sorry sight to see hundreds of tons of hay rotting in the fields, the greater part of which could have been saved had a smaller yield been taken while the weather was good, as it generally is during the month of July. It is true that - the hay crop is not always ready in July and this applies mare to this year than any year since ; this station has been in operation. At the present time it would appear that hay will not be ready before the latter part of July. Thisshould give plenty of time to put mowers and other neces- sary implements im shape for use. The growth of red clover is very heavy in northern districts and the use of a tedder is almost essential. When sufficiently dry the hay should be raked and put up in well-made cocks. Where _ a little extra time is taken in properly f cocking hay, it has been proven at this Station that hay will stand heavy rain and come out in good condition. "Where stacking is resorted to it, it is necessary to have all the hay cocked to allow of the stack being completed and properly topped off without delay, avoiding if a all possible, wet weather when stacking., eW would recommend harvesting a smaller quantity of good hay rather than a large quantity of in- ferior qualiy. Swampscott, Mass, July 28--Con- summation of the European Security Pact, in the opinion of President Cool- idge, would lay the foundation for further disarmament. Published re- ports that the presiden had given up hope for another armament conference were denied today at Summer White i House. Builders' The Result. THE result of this Endowment' Policy is very pleasing, writes | Mr David Horn, of Winnipeg,® Manitoba. My only regret is that I did not appreciate or "under-} ; stand the advantages of Endow-' ment Insurance at an earlier age. 'I do not know of any dane iiony i for young men's funds to equal! that of Life Insurance, and believe mg that every one should provide for, his future by taking. out Endow-! ment Insurance, payable at the] advanced ages of from 6o to 7s5.° Such Insurance with your Comp-; any, has proven to be an excellent investment, and at the same time provides protection - for = one's family at minimum cost. The Mutual Life Assurance Co of Canada: District Agent. FRANK M. OFFER 2 he Ltausanne ~ We Carry a Complete Line .} of Candies, Cigars, Fruits, Ice Cream, and Confectionery of all kinds. BEER SERVED In NEW DINING ROOM. Puff Pastries, Doughnuts, and all other Cockery. We cater for parties large or small, Lodges, etc. Lunches Served at All SA pe All at Reasonable Prices Drop in when you are ART 'down Town, after Theatre THE OLD BURGESS J Winterbottom Builder & Contractor LUMBER AND. COAL Concrete Mixer For Hire Plans and Estimates FREE STAND. : i {FUNERAL Day, 62 R 2; Supplies pon SWEENEY SERVICE---a = ~QUALITY Dryden-- Stock JUBILEE HAY FORKS With Extra Special Handles . Another Shipment of West Ware GALVANIZED PAILS Stop that Fly Pest, use FLYQSAN It Kalls Them. . HARTFORD ROOFING Gives Service There's a Reason It's Better NESCO OIL STOVES Cooks Faster Uses less Qil Satisfied Customers using SUNOCO OIL Come in and Praise it. . Ford Cars Need SUNOCO CHATTERFREE Ask For Book on Oils SPECIAL ON ALUMINUM Your Choice SATURDAY Only .. . $r.00 MACHINE OIL in all grades Watch For the New BURBANK RANGE Its a Winner =~ E 3. Ck OSIER General Merchant, OXDRIFT, ONTARIO Dry Goods Groceries Roots and Shoes Hardware and Farm Produce Frost & Woed and Cockshutt Tmplenionts ANDERSON & HARRIS JIREGTORS DAY OR NIGHT CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO PHONE-- (General Blacksmith AGENTS FOR Massey- Herris Implements arbon Removed from Cylinders by Acetylene Burning Dick Toist fs : Lo Exchange Barn Having taken over all Fruit Giown on the late Mr Parker' s Farm | WATHINS PRODUCTS For Farmer or Citizen I request that all orders for Currants and Raspberries be sent in as A771, THE OLD ONES soon as possible to the WRIGHT STORE for Delivery upon arrival. ~~ ] X: A GREEN PEAS New WAY BEANS, per Ih... iii faved 80 New BEETS, per 1b ...... 15 || New CABBAGE, per 1b .. 07 |] CHERRIES, for Preserving, six quarts ........ $1.00 Bulk SWEET CHERRIES, perid .v.... Waa 30 PEACHES, Large, per dozen .........ooo vives, .60 PW, SE All Mail Orders Given Prompt % ; these men do that youll never again Attention talk about quitting at ten o'clock. X TO ARRIVE New POTATOES, 4b for .25 {| New CARROTS, 3-ths for .25 X= ir Eu AND SOME NEW ONES JUST TRY THE COCOA PREPARED MUSTARDS EZY-WASH AND MINERAL SOAPS * 8 & 8 BT (Dan ROWLAND AJ GARDINER General Merchant, EAGLE RIVER. Agent for Frost & Wood IMPLEMENTS. COCESHUTT PLOW COY. ® & % % : Sharple's Cream Separators. RAW FURS BOUGHT & SOLD. - Night, 62 R 4 s