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h ti lug mt, " ft ye th ti st tt tin " In of 9 the in Al pr F he REVIEW i sf THE PEOPLE'S MILLS Buy them here. We have a Fresh and varied stock ot the chain“: Groceries, Oranges. Lemons. Peels, Dates, Nata, Candie! oi all kinds. and trverythine required for the tinliday (asthma. Our ”was will salt your purse. Gin Ill n can. THE CITY BAKERY Highest We are in the market for Milling Oats, Feed Oats. Mixed Grain and Barley, and will pay highest pricol for any quantity at our Elevator. Headquarters for Confectionery and all Bakery goods Your Holiday Groceries, Fruits and Confections If you want Feed shipped to outside stations, call us up and get delivered prices. m, have Yellow Com in stock that Yellow Corn we are selling in ton lots at......... ttdB per 100 lbs. We have a good stock of other Feed on hand that we are offering at following prices in ton lots: "Did you know that they can make Shoes out of all kinds of skin: ?" "How about banana skins t" "They make tslippers out of them." Otet Shoes embrace all the good leathers, made in patent, fun metal and Dongoln, on the latest model lasts. They ale styl at. darable and handsome Shoes. No better footwear is manufactur- ed, and they are priced according to quality. 2rt John McGowan 500 tons of No I Mixed Chop WHEAT AND BARLEY Come in and Inspect our new Military last in Men's Working Shoes. Beat on the Iarket. We lave just received a shipment of Suit-cases and Clubbaga, prices ranging from $1.40 to SIN. Also have stocked a line of Children's School Cans which retail at 6oc. All kinds of grain bought at market price. Special Reduction on Flour and Feed in ton Iota. ooiFii Town Shoe Store Wheat, Barley and Oats Chop Sovereign, Eclipse and Pastry Flour The Rob Roy Cereal Mills Co. nouns :Day " Night gas Special Prices on Feed THE for turning out all kinds of Corirher- cial and Job Printing. Give us a trial. Chasm: Stock Feed, (nearly pure Corn) pet (on, $31.00, sacks Included Chieftain Corn Feed per ton, $29.00. sacks included Ground Feed Wheat per ton, 25.00, sacks Included CR'MPED OATS for Horse Feed at Fair Prices CHOPPED OATS at. . . .. very reasonable rates Every bag guaranteed. If not satisfactory bring tt back and get your money. for REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE. Use for All l . A ROWE thir', J. s. McILRAITH is well ty eq1 of C my: PM“: Ma The Liberal The Annual meeting of B. Grey Lib. onl Minion for 1916 wu held on am June. The nttendnnce was not Inge, but it In- nprountstlyo of the now extended riding. and with two Inch speakers " Beott-Daet'dsort, M. P. P., of Paris und B. B. Miller. the day passed plunntly away. The omen-I elect If. t Prom, Wm, Odd.” in Via. John Helium. Ar. am; But! Vice. Wnlter Katie. 2 Holst-kn 8rd Vice. l no. Bound, PietstMtrtottt Socy.-Treu.. T. H. Bin- nie, Priceville. Uonvsnsrs wow Appointed for each of the Mt mtmltrtpaiiuer. 3nd appoint- meat of ward convenes: was left in the hind: of Pres., Beep. municipality lepruentntives and the candidates; It was decided to hold A Nominating Convention in the (all nnd some other business was left, over till that meet. In. Pres. Calder had not expected a. large meeting. There was only one thought In the minds of tul-war, yet it Wu impouible that conditions at Ottawa should “cane eritieUm. He impressed the importtutce of Attention to Votera’ Lists of 1916 as they may furnish the basis of an election. He commended the action tnken at hut Convention of putting a candidate in the tUtd in time. Beer. Binnie gave a report of mem- bership. and of the conditions of the riding st present time as seen from his once. Mr 8eott-Dsridson, M. P. 9., of Paris, spoken of as one of the coming men in the Legislature, gave an ed- dress that was marked by both earn- estness 3nd eioqaertee, and sound logic. There were things more im. portant than politics, he said. and we would do well to live up to the stand- ard set by Sir Wilhld Lauder He scored Liberals in B. Grey and in the Province for indifference to their Ag. societlons end for lack of enthuaiaam, Men should be put in the field earlier. this end attention to Voters' Lists of- ten Insert mouse. The government knows when an election is coming. we don't t let II keep our fences up. He won proud of the part Canada was toting to-day, hut recruiting was hindered now in Quebec by the action of tne Conservatives in 1911. when they took to their bosom leaders of the Mtionolists and rewarded them with high oftiee, though some of them showed disloyalty to Britain. Even the present Speaker of the House of Commons, "eignr, spoke of shooting holes in the British fbstr, Speaking of the "er1t1ee, of the war, he said It won empornting that while thousands of our bravest were risking life and health. many in high positions were lining their pockets as proven by in. vestigotion into fuse and munitlon Scandals. and even the government had allowed a. scoundrel like Allison to nuke a rake " on transactions be. tween them and the British govern- meat. Speaking of local politics he claimed that m 1916, N. W. Bowen had prac- tically been leader of the House and praised Premier Hearst that in Some of his legislation he had sought coun- sel of Howell. The temperance ques- tion should never have been In politics and it might have been out of " years before if Rowell'e offers had been ac- cepted. He touched on the enormous salary of 011400 paid to Hon. l. B. Lucas at a Minister and as a member of the Hydro Commission and'. caused A laugh by saying " He must have seen Allison." In an Impressive close he said Brit- ein had to learn a lesson, must be humbled yet, especially in the direc- tion of the liquor tramc. The mis. takes were not all Germany B, we we no the melting pot, we have focgotten there was a God. The dread of the mothers for their boys was not for bullets or beyonete cr gases. but for the dangers of moral collapse through unwanted temptations in Britain. Mr H. H. Miller, though speaking with dimculty from a cold. made one of his exhaustive speeches. He read from the Mail and Empire of that day words of Hon. G. Howard Ferguson, charging Sir Wilfrid Laurier in a ater almost criminal of being in com. plicity with other Liberals in rousing the bilingual question to make Quebec solid. lie quoted extensively from Ballard. amongst other quotations being the Lapointe resolution in the analylu of which it was shown tha? there WM no intention to interfere with provincial powers. as claimed by government supporters. N. W, Row- ell hid been criticized too for making speeches in French, while in the old land educationists and statesmen Were urging France and Britain Lolenrn each other’s language with a View to unity and harmony. He showed moat etNetWelr the tolerances of the charges satin-t Laurier, " painting out " action. when in power, of opposing. end succmtully too, the melting of French an omeitu language of N. W. Provinces. He asked the audience toromtider the patriotism of the government. a seen In their replncing our own Coun- " mun. Dr. Sproulegaloyd British lubject. by plains in the Spukor’l ehair, the Nationalist Sevigby. who ghoul the tune of the hut elret'tort, Wll abouting union help to Britain and threatertintt to "shoot hole- in the Brittth flag," He touched on the wed-knead pol. OI.” .' OLD It up: games. JUNE N; I.“ Convention 5NTARI7 TORONTO Icy of the (mount In mud to taperuee, u. mid-s on! eon-mp- tion In mud to fun and Pete., contracts, to the know " soc Atit. Ion" III-chads, by which Gun-Aim cannot-rm was slut! ttie go-by and tho mum gout-uncut awindled by sudden American. m, re- mlnded them of tho lullowneu of the " no bunk or trade with the Yukon" cry. when "on Olillord Biftou. who broke with " party on the lubject, was sung a. an: to 3mm money by buying bone! in Tenn. I Be read from Emma In uwn npeochu In I” on bk attitude an hi. linguullsm. which was the um: 10- dar, Ind he would Biadtr spend flee time! the effort, oven if he never en. tered pullunent. it he could help to make in Can“: I happy and united people. In spite of Mr Mlller’u hosraeneu more wu I Itner eloquence in his clos- ing which we cannot reproduce. Mil. ler’s Ability, independence :nd pint- form power should be In the urvice of his country. . Resolution. of eontHenee in Sir Brit. (rid Laurier 1nd N. W. Rowell and the" policneu were hurtHy endorsed And the meeting closed with the Na. tionnl Anthem. _ " we hue not Ind min for tome time. a about would do the crops gotrd. - - -- - -. . .. Plea. George and John Ledinghnfn. of the 147m, spent the Week and with their purenu here. Mr thll Jsckson gave Dornooh hi- uaunl cull the beginning of the week, A number of folks ground attended the Garden Party at Lamina and re- port I very good time, Mr and Mrs J. Dnrguvel ma non spent Sunday mall the farmer's moth- or and sister. Sony to but Mr: J ' Wat's health is not improving very quickly. Mr and Mrs McBeth, of Elderslie, visited with the latter'a sister, Mrs Wm. Smith. over Sunday. Mute" Hurold Ind Irrmg Picard, at Toronto, as nponding a couple of months with their gnvdmntber. Mrs B. Dnrgnol. A meeting of the Women’s Institute was held in the hall Monday, h large number at ladies attended, Min Duncan. delegate, giving . very in. teresting nddreas on ‘Girla of To- day." The annual school plcnie will be held in Mr Wm. McCullough's grove south of Vicken, on June 29th. Ely. erybody welcome. Misa'Belle Cumming spent. nfew days with Miss I. Dargnyel. Pte’s Fred Corbett and John Derby visited at their homes over Sunday. Mr. Scott Davidson, M. P, P. of Pain spent afew days Itat week with his cousins, Andrew.and W J Derby. Mr. Wm., Misses Margaret and Ethel Derby, attended the wedding of their cousin. Mr Norman Karrie Miss Myrtle Caldwell on June 28th. Mr. and Mrs. Jun Mather opem. the Week end with Pricevillo friends. Mr. Alex Griersou entertained n few of his Durham friends on Friday tsvepittltlt. _ _ -- . . ., _ Mr and Mrs. Andrew Derby vialtod their son John at Nisan". camp Int week, and took in sights " the Falls and other places. . The members of the Women: Misl- ionary Society of Humpden church. a week ago Sunday. presented Mrs. Allister Anderson witha hundsome bible. The address read by Mini Jennie Cooper was as follows i To Mrs A Anderson, Dear Friend, - - We, the members of the Women‘s Mission ry Snciely feel that we oun- " “I". you to leave as without ex: presets! in some way our regret at your removal and our particular loss " a Society. Sines the organization ofour auxiliary you have been a most devoted worker. Your time, intent and enthusiasm. you willingly and conscientiously gave to the Mes- ter in this branch at His work. The Hampdeu church. Bible Class. and choir will miss you greatly and we feel that your pllcu in our little mission circle will be hard totill. We wish tor you and Mr, Anderson in your new home much happiness and the highest success. May your severanceol church ties here be sim- ply a transfer to even greater and more consecrated service in your new sphere at work. As is little [art- intt gift we would ask you to seeept this Bible and may it serve use simple reminder of your lormerco- workers in the little missionary so- ciety in Humpdsn. Signed on behalf of the Hampden mxilinrv ot the W. M. B. June 18, 1916. t mm” Mr and Mrs. Andersrm left on the Afternoon c. P. R. train on Tuscany. They intend stopping, " 30m. of the lug. pom- on the Journey and willnrrlve " their home " Medi. oino Bit on the 86th June. We Iritth thorn-access and hnpplneu in their now homo. ', The Lord keep we!“ between us Keep watch in tenders» love, Until our preieee mingle Around the throne shove." if any good. " _ To b tttls',',,',': "t,'l'd,'l with J? emu e a 'iTIUl'd Schw- Emmi»: wh** in a medicinal bod and I building-tonic, tree ttmn my harmful drip. Try it. Science has shown that nasal catarrh often indicates a general weakness of the hh and local Wt: in y form [arttdtd and vapors do little, It has been said that every third person has catarrh in some form. WHAT WARM l8 SOUTH BENTINCK tkxrttine,Nrmto,0nt. Hampden, DORNOCH attiX hW;3i& our beat to as". Beloved on earth, [opened gone -ieGGGeied id thé'gnve. _ We loved him, " no tongue can tell How much we loved him and how well Home away from sin and sorrow To a better home ahove. From, qur happy home and circle, - 607! Edda one We love, God loved him too and thought it beat To take him to his heavenly rest. Yet again we hope to meet him, When the diy of Life had fled, There In heaven we hope to neat h'm Whale no putmg tears are shed. From his parents and sister 'fif C P. R. Town Office buy your My“... ..-__ ' ' a mmeEWWEEEEmEEEHEEEEH-Efih:-.:1-11-1329; In loving membry of Michal Wilfred McAuhle who died June Mth, 1915. We have to mourn the death of one For some days great activity on the whole British front indicates that the looked for "drive" has begun. Ver. dun is not yet in the enemy'ts grasp, nor likely to be if this drive succeeds. The line of the enemy has been weak- ened to meet the Russian advance in the East. and on may hope that now there will be I land victory "equal to the battle of the Marne at least. Italy in now in turn chasing the Austrians in great style. Both sides have had marine losses. Rania is now threatening the in. vasion cl Hungary, winning every- where in the south and in the north a little more than holding her own. for your Examination We have a. complete stock of everything necessary for your approaching exam. Give us a tritu---we'll use you right. The Variety Store Be Prepared 'ire, hlfdKahnie'g Weekly Nevis, PM; everybody needs Good: of some kind. We have been preparing f 7 C.' replenishing every department thoroughly with Just Newly Arrived of the best quality. See them be. fore buying. Dainty patterns at the right prices. We have just received a large shipment of Ordered last fell, on which we can our shoe man Show them to you. I delay " prices are advancing daily. Departmental Store" Men’s and Boys' Straw and felt Mats Ladies' Waists _ q, & l 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' If you need Floor om or Linoleums See our stock of bothCattadian all Scotch designs, which cattnot he A c..', War Outlook IN IIIOBIAI See the new display of The Busy Summer Season I: Now On, when iih NEW GOODS The rebellion of the Aruba in Ar- abia spin-t Turkey end the loll of the Holy City, leech van I bad blow for the Turks, though they Itill Ihow vigor in opposing the Raul“. neat Trebizond. AI‘IIIIIVI-‘u Well informed critic. In: beginning to hope the war will end this you. The interior of Germany and Annui- " in sore straits. --F. Wellington Hay of Lintowel is the choice at N. Perth Liberal. to oppose in a bye election on July IO, J A Mekine, Conservative candidate. The former Conservative majority was liquid in spite of this large, majority, doubts are entertained if the Conservatives pen hold it. Their bye election record baa not been ..-hir Rowell, accompanied by Mr. Main Johnstui. his printe Beer, in: gone to England on privste business but intends to secure intonation as to English methods in or-ttttr the resources and industries of the country for increased production ; recruiting, women labor, a. He will also form nn ides how the social legislation of Britain has stood the test of war. -It "etrt' the herd fate ot thin; country to helm” It! glory nbrood, with wholonle brinndqe st hone.‘ While Our oihtreri, and men or. dying ', bravely in Fumes end other attichoui fields In Europe, the gang of looteu _ etnyu behind in Con-d1 end rqueezeoj the crime for its lent dollar. In other; words, our breve soldier: bleed tori their country, bat the prohteertt bleed i it and then tract to the general on: onto-on "med by the "r to verb 1 out the guilty "aims." The huge-1 log n I per-graph from u letter from I R. P. God-by. Otto's, dealing with the In. chug“ and In Commission , eppoinbd to inn-tints then. he _ cordlng to disinterclted observerr the" changes hue boon more than? proved, end there is more in reserve. (, which the Commission ruled out n? beyond the scope of the enquiry. l 'Neivs renurpbte bargains. can cd let " u the “I. to buy your Shoes. y)., tlot 33m: We'tt the you the Highest price. Boots and Shoes A Terr Itsrge consig uncut at prices to suit anybody" , Ladies’ and Gents' Raincoats New Overalls a' 51.25 Men's and Boys' Cami at very reasonabh l l ,r" . We have a. good assmz: ; a: . ... ,. , t pan. You wm iilic 1.x“; We carry a full lin, a GII Mac Great Lakes su. Ihip Service E In at one“. t' 1:.Zldi“ Fleur ftlt "htanitt ' F “illsmlfhn' :0... Bound ll Uh; l,') etch WM» "Mar dorm! the _ " , " and“ 1'iii7t1,'i"i'i tit" H t T Port “but [and William. l . "cant tm 1”." Tom"- b.t'..5 k” b.. Fi', pa? lamina. reerviyriot"' ,, mm m J2refen Plcmr ‘gvr' H! W 'r, Inward. blame: I A>~ N Ager lYotorto. We“ "'twsted it. 'r,n 's “h “I D, "at, Whining al 'lt ;, Ill “my,” “a Euny McL'.’ _ ', " luau" T,. mod for minimum .4 “we; ; ”It!“ .Wuy hr; ‘u f .". ode,. fuchuer any an...” s. ' an. mm. 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