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VOL.. XXI No. 47 FRIDAY; AUG. 15, 1919 ..
HARVEST
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How is the housewi{e prepared (or (or' the extra"help that will be required this bountiful harvest.?, You may require
Dishes ' \ aeds Glassware ' ::,Springs Earthenware . 'Maftres!Ie'
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In dishes we ~ave many Iin'es in sels and open stock. There are three-designs in open ~ets, which ar~ very popular. '. W ~ also have plain while ,and cloverleaf •• whi~h are very serviceaMe for the harvest: . J ~.' .
We have mattresses in all grades from)he low priced to the,
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R'IClIllRD:SQN, PUII~ISltER. TREHERNE, MANITOBA
. . Little Ite~~ 'of Interest , Mo~ori'i A~cident ,
• ,,". ..1 ,.' . ' Mrs. I. V. Caswell 'antI Tiger Hills h(x;tch' and' a· half Laura ,and Fern ·Palmer. dozen local cheap spores who won motoring near last fame during' the Great. War by \Vednesday had the nmilor their evasion of the M;' S. A. and have the car' overturn, 'thI'owinit whom nature equipped with, the the girls .out, and pinning brains of a subnormal lizzard are Caswell, who was driving. belliet:h responsible for the fact that two the car. The latter was lads just graduated from their to the,honle'of a ' " triangular pants have recently she received prompt . and frequently become intoxicated ment and 'is now.' convalescing' on,the streets of Treherne. 'The
, her home,' in' 'Trciierne:' village is supposed to have a 'cop and" Fer!) are abOut, nursing whose duty it is to attend this feW bruises and scratChes. sort of, thing. but he is rpostl'y
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10,000 ACRES WANTED NOW! During.the next ten days I'require 10,000 acres of highly
improved la~d for American buyers with money. I represent a company with a capital of Five Million Dol
lars and with branch offices in several states.' The Canada Bond & Mortgage Corporation
The Americans are looking to Canada for land. Why 110t locate good settlers here while the chances are good?
Call with your listings and you will receive prompt service I@" , Three w~Jl established loan companies rep,resel)ted.
Interest at 7, percent, expenses moderate Borrow on your land and buy stock. Make 1q percent on
your money this winter.
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: retiring disposition. It is natur: al fat' swine to wallow in their
--.... ,. Wm. Possenud and D. Bilowe~ filth but it is too bad that they ..., , ' • ~ere' before Magistrate Moore on! .~re al1O\~ed to entice
high' grat!e Os~erm?re~ arid springs of th~ sam~ Rerlerl.' reinill~. We will be'more than glaCl to ~how you' our COlillpll~te,liJie .' J. G. CARROLL
P'OLLON BROS P.HO· IE, 32'. E Tuesday ''cha~ged by A.Devit with mto thm obscene debauches. , ,. having violated sections 11-18 of ' Dr. A. W.' Myles returned' on
:========:=:=::=::::=~5:~:::; the Mast~iand Servant ac~. Mr,' Tuesday from,Ottawa where he, ~ Parsons conducted the proSecu7. as a delegate, attended the Ub-'tion. 'The defendents were allow eral conyention. Dr. Myles was ed a suspended sentence by paYr ''Yell pleased with the results of ing court 'costs. Hitherto t,he the convention, the choice'of par-
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Ford Repairirig, , And overhauling a Ip~cialty.
carefully and promptly- ~6ne /, , ' ,
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DO YOU WANT TO ,SELL'Y.OUR'FARM?·
hired man has tho,ught that' ty leader and with the I fine har-M. & S. act had been .passed mony which prevailed. The Dr. his benefit. He' forgets that, the hjis purchased tile Enos Willett
l'el1llpl'OYEl'r is protected als(). ' property on Broadway and will calille up on a signed move his family there at an early
1~IILn~upL. Bowman, of date. OJvit at 54.00 per, ."" Miss Edith Orrock has returned
l'6t.ifwhen 'they la'nde<l ' ,,!bred home after a week's ~loliday with IUleY'11 witil a~lOther Treherne friends.
been too much, of ',. . stealitlg,()f hifed men. Had tliese -Gram scoops $1.00 Ruston's fe11ows'wodted one day for Devit .. " Sam Caswell of Portland, are., the contract would have been ful~ , visiting 'at the home of his
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filled' as they were' hired by the , Mrs., N. Kearns ' day for an indefmite Period/ "75C Forl~ "
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. In loving ;\1I;mory of I'te. WIll. Ca·",p. Wiimipeg Were the guests of Syd bull No. 2129339, killed ill, }o"rallce :A~g'. Orrock and family this wee,k. 12th; 1919
Office Phone 67 House Phone 100
Man. '\. • Treherne,
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GEORGE ,GRAHAM DRUGGIST & STATIONER
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pr-Send me full particular,s,and t~,will call 'very ,
In thCllonely hours of thinking' Miss Olive Mills spent a' few . Thoughts of you are "Iwll)'s ncar. days at Cypress River this. week; I who loved you ~adly ",iss you
" As it d"wns ,,"other ,year. -Call Clegg's Meat rvlarket for ;----IIJ!I---------------------Inserted by his sister, Mrs. A. D. Meln· your supply of meat for ·harvest.·
, 'soon with a: buyer. I'ca'n handle"ariy sOrt of a: farni deal quickly right ~';w.: Fa~ loans quick-,
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" ~o' Drop, in' Prices livers the goods. Prime beef al-. ., . " - ways on hand. "Prices'of grocer~,;, will not dr9P ", Mrs. McMillan or' Victoria,
Fresh ,Fish',. 1 5c per lb. f~r, a,.y,«mr.a~ least ... , . ' '. " C. arrived on Wednesday and
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As~sociatjIOn', at itS conventioll:r~- will)e ,~,~6rthanded.
R. 'C. PARSONS' : Ph9ne, for our prices. 0!1 meat for your harvest needs. We deliver to any part of the c~unty.
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Beaf'is, ch~apest. Buy beef for your harvesters. rcently was, echoed 'by Winnipeg' be in ear}y. Thanks., ~hlole:sal.ers iniervie,yed a.few days Montgomery of,
. between, .!rains ' Monday friEmdls in town: " '. .'
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,,"'''''·'THERE:IS ONLY ONE Executors' Sale' I
The undersigned executors of the James F. Holland estate have the following properties in the village of Holland, Manitoba for
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sale; viz:- ',.-" . Brick block on lots 19, 20 and
2,1, block 3 on Broadway. Four small b~lildings and part of 'I, block 4, Broadway. ,
, Building and lot 4, block E,' Broadway. " .J:{e!;iclence
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$4.9,0 Boots
50 pair~ Mens' Working Boots, inc1uding"WilIiams, Ame.-Holden and
, ' --Beaver' brand, values 'up to $6.00_--t""-"W<-__ ~_ all to clear at $4.90 ~-
Our reason for doing this is that ,we are :away too heavily stocked on Mens' H~avy Boob: All you have to do 'is to look at the leather market and see where ih.!!y are goi~g to. Some claim they ,are going up $4.00 per pair. Buy earlY"as'
this price is' good only until Aug. 23rd,
Harvest Supplies Overalls, Shirts and Gloves.
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stock before buying elsewhere.'
Come in and look over our it ,will/pay you.
Fruit Jars Buy early as there is a s~arcity o( fruit jars. Rubber rings 3 dozen (or 25c
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and Saturday ,Grocery Specials , 'Pork and Beans, small tins IDe
Canned Pumpkin, large tins 2 fer 25c
5 lb tins Gold Standard Baking Powder $1 00
Canned 'pineapple per tin 35e
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Butter SOc Open Evenings Eggs.40c·
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tre,gardless of the town scribe. -FosJJll;I\.' claims ·it 'pay{ to ad-
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• Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy forJnfants' and Children.' •
Foods ilre specially prepared for babies. A baby's meaicine III
'is even more.'essential for Baby. ,Remed'-es primarily prepared for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of a remedy for the common ailments of. Infants and Children that brought Castorla before ,the public after years of research, and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30 years has not proven. • , The mail order house'says: "All
of the money whi'ch you 'spend for - , 'with the local merchant, ex, W hat is. C,ASTORIA'?
,cepting only the local merchants profits, goes out of your commun
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, , Drops and Soothing Syrups. ,It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it hns been in constant use for the relief <If Constipation, Flatulcncy, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aies the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural dec;? The Chil,dren's Comfort-The Mother's Friend.
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generally concede that the avercost of doing business 'and a
'rei:lscmable interest on the inves- , ment, is 30% of the gross receipts.
is of every 5100 received in 'the ordinary course of business GENUINE AL\vt~YS
$30 is spent for rent, wages, light, interest, taxes,' insurance, 'etc, in necessary expense of doing busi-ness.
Therefore 30% 'of all money sent of the ,community for catalog'
goods is irretrievably lost'to the community.' By trading at home 'with your local merchant the cost
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that legitimately belongs' here, I
stays here. 'Why send it out of ~=================~=====~ . district never to return? i' ---'
Th'e profits of business is the ~tuff<:omlllunities are made of. i~ the profits oT business of our com-
are 'sen't to some other tommunity, our corPm~.mitY will soohlgo out of business. Jas. 'J,' Hill says; "Buying at io~g ,range creates commercially the same' conditions that are so universally felt where absentee landlordism prevails. If farmers, local business men and local' merchants should unite'to build up and main tain home trade it would add' so w9I;1derfuU{ tci.th¢:~,prosperj'ty: of: :' them all. ': ' "\ " The mail ',o'rder house 'says:
TREH:ERNE ,
Flour Mill , ,
Returns from No.1 Northern '-"bent: Straight Grade 40 bs. 80ur per bushel, 6 Ihs shorts, 12 Ibs. brnn
. Returns from No. :2 Nortbern Wbl'at: ' Str~lght Grade 39 Ibs, 60ur per blJshel, Ibs, shurts, 13 Ibs, bran
FOR; GOOD WHOLESOME BREAD AND PASTP-Y . ' ,
TREHEUNE Flour Sta,-I!I with the Leaders Tl'ehAl'ne f1uur i~ now bleaohed by an olootl'iolLl pl'uo'efl9 that
is absolutely hal'lJIleas, whioh agos aud pUl'ifieR it, making "" " :,. it beautifully-,,- hita, pUI'e alld whole~oll1e ' , We II.re ill the JllII.rket fOI' whent, lUI we 111'0 gl'illding for tho
, , GO\'61 II III I'll I, fOl' Ovel'seIL!! )JUI'PO!!llS.
, , WI.' Ilro gl'istill~ >,mIILy, all lIsual, "\llIIor'l! to t,he coutl'fL)'Y are flLlse. Bring iu V o Ill' wheat ill qlln'r,titios alld llLktJ YOUI' 1\011/' na yuu req II iJ'e it
"Would not th~t p'rofit do ' your, ~rovince as m~ch good if you kept it,in your pocket inste'ad of giving C. WI-e" chman it to your merchant. Yes, if you
L"UUIU keep it there, but you can't. '1,P-EHEP-NE.. \ MANIT08A
7:he only gain tothe:patron of the, "':' ===:;=:'=-===============~=== , order house,', if ,there be any, !! --
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You will be Interested in the result of the pictures you took while on your trip. We make a specialty of the highest class work in ·Developing and Printing. Why not leave those films you have been wanting extra prints of,here?
Have you thought of llsing Kodak prints in the making of Chrisimas presents? They make excellent gifts for other occasions.
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. Tl G '. · t \V' r'e' hnu' ····s .. e TREHERNE :LOCALS ch,sl·nte~?c~ IfofrS'Or,ep,barl~nrsg'''yfoOrurYOpul'ercens,a- -. .. • '-:<:".::.::':,' . le ranI e . wa . v' .' . ': ': ' ". be fixed or renewed to the N. D. the Further .Adventures of Tam 'O"Sh~nter " ~ IIJ IIJ ,- . . . '. '._Ga~oline 36c, coal 'oil 23lc at de Lourdes machine shop~' '.
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regular hours of business, open every evening between. 9 and . .. 10 o'clock, for tlie convenience of ()tir,country customers.
Phone in your orders and w~ will hav~ . the goods. ready·. ., 'f\- '.
when you arrive '
the Centra),garage .' .' , . M "G 'W'··. W'll tt . nt i-to -Coal oil, 23~c, 'gasoline 30c at
rs. . , . I e we n th F d I •• . . ", '. . dr' . e or garage . Wmnlpe~'.on Satur ay lor a VISIt.· •.
Mr. iUid' :Mrs. Al Poll on are . While at play on Sat urday eye, ... ,,,. , Ida,Pollon had the misfortune to
spending·a·,week at the beach.· ~ . ,. fall and break her right an'\'). 'Mrs. Ed Palme,·was a pasSen-
t H 11 d M d ' H. H. Scott, of Pasg,ua .. Sask.,
ger 0 0 an on on ay brother of J,R., last week shipped James' McFarhlne on Friday, to Treherne a carload of horses
August 8th, . threshed ,the' first from the west and sold them ali.
When Ta~ went to the'County fair He harnessed up the old Grey mare who'd.proved her,worth in many a case And won for Tam one well known race. A trusty friend you will awee, and· Tam had two as you shall see ..
The road was long and very rough Through boggy stream and sandy bluff, Up steep inclines they swiftly mount Where choo choo wagons take the count. The mare was strong, Tam held the'rein, Il'vlPERIAL BRAND completes the chain.
.Harvesting Clothing A large shipment of the celebrated. Garhartt Ov~rall5
wheat of the season for this dis-and· trict.. The yield was goOd and R. C. ~enders, M. P. for ~,!c-
the ~alit of the grain A L Donald, w~s a Treherne ~Isltor
Now lhe moral of this tale I think is A perfect chain has no faulty link. The old grey mare was stout and true, the harness held and Tam came through. And Tam's two friends you will understand 'are lhe old Grey !vlare and Imperial Brand.
Gloves just received. . New stocks of working shirts, boots, socks 'and hats. . All
kinds of clothing for the men in the field.
Special ReduCtions This week in Lad:es' Wa:sts, Skirts, Goats, and White
wear, Boys' wash suits and Childrens' dresse~. All these lines
especially 'priced to clear. ,
In the Grocery Canned' meats, Fish and'
Fruit for the hurried meal these hot days.
Preserving fruit daily.
amv I n g
Peaches . and apricots should be secured now.
Our groceries are always fresh, clean and tasty.
Brooms ,
.lust received from Ottawa a shipment of Brooms ma~e by our blind Soldiet s. See these brooms. You will be 8urprisp.d at the w'atkmanship on them. A purchase of one will -'help to ke!!p going a worthy imlitutioll.
W. R. Ross .& Sqn
q y . on Monday and called at thiS of-Mr. and Mrs. Rae King' and fice. In an early issue Mr. Hen
son of Lomo~d, cAlta., were Sun- ders will state ·his views on the day visitors at Treherne this week budget tariff etc. en route on a motoring, trip to . ' , Winnipeg where Mrs. King will M~. ?n? Mrs. Fred McCa.rger meet her sister, Mrs. Dr. Mus- and children ofMoo~e Ja:v ?rn~ed grove.' Mr. King has a news- on Tuesday an~ Will VISit with paper and a farm 'at ,Lomond and Mrs" McCarger!l brother, John was formerly editor, of the Tre- Hunter for a few days. heme TimeS.' Mrs.' King was Miss Elma 'Robson arrived on formerly Miss Maude Anderson Tuesday and is the guest of Missof Treherne '.' , es Nellie and Ethel Palmer for a
We offer the "Times" to new sub few days. scrlbers to JanuarY'lst, 1921 for on· Miss A. E. Norris, accompanie~ Iy' $1.50. The sooner you subscribe by Miss Adela ·Stewart left on the more you Ret'for your money. . Thursday for Montreal where the
'Mrs. Brown' of Arkona, Ont., l~tter will attend McGill' Univer· arrived on Saturday and is ·visit~ slty. ing her sister, Mrs. Peleg $mith. . Miss Dora Duncan was a pas·
,A. B. McNichol was a city vis- senger to Glenboro on Tuesday. itor 'last week, returning Saturday . Geo. McKnight, a stranger was
There are quite a number of arranged before Magist:ate P?ore cases of whooping cough in town. ?n Monda~, <:harge? Wltl~ .100te.r. Steps are.being 'taken to prevent mg aft7r mldmght With ev~l mten~. an outbreak. It is advisable that Mc~mhgt pleaded not glllity. HIS visiting among 'children be dis· defence ,,:as that he had lost hiscouraged . way, commg to a corner, he,flashed
his light on a building, and while J. Winn and family are vacation he stood there reading .. Go to
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If Boots or Gfoves you would like to ~ee You canl)ot do beUer lhan to call on me.
. ' Walch this space from lime to time. Some-limes its prose, some·limes its rhyme.
Ro SCOTT P~2~~ Treherne
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Butterwick Quarterly
Ask to see this smart, attractive style-book. It is just crammed full of lovely things for you, for your daughters and for your liLLIe boys and girls -everything any of them wilJ " need for the season. When you see a copy of the autumn BUl'~ I terwick Quarterly you wilJ notice at once a radical change that yo~{ are sure 1'0 appreciate. For eight pages in full color have. ~ been added to the magazine. Come.in and get a copy. ~
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MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER TRIIlHERNE, MAN.
ing at ~Vinnipeg ~each. Clegg for choice steaks and prime .. -- . -~ • Repairs and hnprovemen ts 'on cut meats" Cons table Flooey came i ~~~-.. ""~""~-:;--:-""'~=~-_-",~=--.. ~~" .. '""-""",,-_',,,,~_',,,.-.",. ...... ~-",. """"""",,,"",,,,"" .. -""",,,,,-.. -.. -= .. --.,,,~.,.,--=--,,,--=-=-,,,.:.,,,~--"""."'-="'-"' ........ =._=.-
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the Interior Elevator have been alOlii ~nd pinched him. The case completed. ,,,;~s;di,smissed.. · Mrs .. Christilaw is visiting· in Mrs. Chas. 'Holmes and. Miss
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The Granite Warehouse. Holland ~ Winnipeg for a few days. Mabel were passengers to Holland Mr. and Mrs. Leon Willett left on the 6th inst.
..................................................... : i i i SUGAR See what the daily papers are : ! 'saying about sugar. Get.yo.ur- s!lPply. ~.oW: i i or you will have to take an eaual proportipn
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,. . on Monday for' Summerberry, Mrs. Herb Matchett· returned Sask. " " on Thursday Of last week from
Miss Anita. Weichman, left.. on ·l?~;v,~le, Ont·, where she attend-EF FTCIE~N-6¥' • ' 6. " ,
Monday for Elva, Man., ed the. funeral of her brother., she will teach school. . Emer~onRittenhouse:
Mrs. J. A'. ;Wats~n 'of Ituna, Mrs: Allan and daughter of RoSask., arrived on Monday and chester, Minn. arrived on Thurs· will 'visit ner sister, Mrs.· A. D. of last week and will vis\t her fatli
i of brown sugar in a few days, so order now. i • •
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The Su"en Businw Colletze. Wirinipf'g, h •• trlined more Gold Med ,I typi." Ihan allloeAI compelitor, comb!ned. In the gl.d!lAtion eXArmnalioo. Ict by the Busineu E ducatoll' Anoclltiol, 01 (In,dl, 01 whIch A I go'od school. are mp.mb'en. the Suceen hAd three time • •• m ,oy po.sel AS .11 oth.r' Westero Bmine .. (ollfge. cf'lIIbined. In 13~t ye.r·, proficiency teats in Pelimwl .. h p. conducted hI: the "-merielln I-'enlllllnshlp Publilhintz Company. 01 New Y 0I1i •• tudent. of Ih,. S'lce"n RlI!ineu Colleg~: W·,oniP"II. ,ook hi,helt hODOI. in. . Untt"d Slate, Ilnd CAnadll, winning 121 reltificltu in .e\,en mouth. OI'at the'rllte of ,208 for the year. 1 he next 'highe.t record. wli. : m~d~ hv the Soulh HIgh School, Minneapolis. Minn.' The Succ~" . i. proud 01 it. te"ehr.rs .. nd students-they ."Iway. excel. .' .
> -- " , .. THE. HIGH QUALITY- OF OUR, RE..~ULTS, IS, ... ,., CONCLUSIVE, PROOF OF OUR SUPERIORI1Y., IT PAYS TO 1 RAIN AT, THE THOROUGH .'::
OPEN ALL THE
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Robertson, for a short time. er W. H. Eadie. . Mrs. J. ~ogers ~rriv~d o~ Mon· T~v~ car .loads ~f ga:,oline .?nd
day frOll! W~rinipeg and will reo coal 011 arrived ~ast week, pnc~s main with her sister, Mrs. Caswell per :gallon, gasolme 36c, coal 011 for 'a time: 23~c. Ford Garage,'
, ' ' . . · Five,'paper'days:' this mtmth. W: H. House and Ed Stedman
motored to Winnipeg on Th • I. . •
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;Irritat.ionl . . . '. ~i~s A~nes . Jones of. Brandon · ' ' ''''. . VISited at the home of J. Straube " .. of;·tli.i;,·Skin·; last.wee.k .. · , " .
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.' 'visiting )1er .. Aunt Mrs W ' . .LJ"IL1I~I~ for' the"'past:month re-
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We have just received a new shipment and can 'supply any size· from·' 9 years. to 44 inches
'SHOES See what the Leather market . report say1\:
Comparative prices of raw hides in April and -July as pub· lished by LlW Hide & Leat,her Journal of Chicago , '.' " July 19 April 19 Light steers 52c 2'lc Light mitive cows 52 24 Heavy native cows 48 26 Calfskins. 90 " 55 Country bluff hides ·15 20 Extreme light hides .';.. 50 22 Horse' hides : f. f 18.00 , 7.50
'Voucan only guess what· shoes are gQing to' cod but you can avoid it by putting in your, n~xt ·seaso.n·s supply right now before our new fall stock comes in.
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"The Spotless Store" ,CnUllon l!'~od Bani'll Lioense 'No. 8-7150
We have sufficient goods to aatisfy all the wants.
Our shoe sale has been doing good, .'ervice . ,
and is still on. ' Watch out prices in all lines as compared
with the I mail o~der' houses.' , /
Prices ar~ still soaring, don't delay ~uying. Come in and enjoy the music of our.Pathe
phone and see our dancer. -\
. Highest prices fQr butter and eggs
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Smith Brothers R'athwell, Man. Phone 39
~ General Hardware, Granite. and Tinware, , '
Hecla Furnaces, New Perfection Oil Stoves.
Agent\for the Massey' Harris Farm 'Machinery -:I. I. Case Co., Tractors, etc Gould Shapley & Muir Gas Engines Hero F annir&g Mills, l\1cLaughlan Buggy. De Laval Cream Separators
, Anything from ~ t~c~ to a thresbingmacbine
W; L. DAWKINS
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Phone 23 " Rath~ell, Man.'
WHETHER 'selling, buying or shipping grain or livestock, the Bank of Hamilton, will take care of all ,
. ' ,'Motion, Pictures' On Pleasure Bent" or Profit .' ~ *
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kvery pleasant afternoon and evening'were sPent on the Presbyterian chu~ch lawn last ·F.I:~day when the Childrens' Mission Band assembled, 'together, with 'other children of 'the town, and :~heir parents. Games were indu~ged in while the tables were being spread. After luncheon ihteresting addresses were give~ by Mr.
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and Mrs. Carefoot, Mrs.' Sharpe -FRUlT·A,·TIVES" A,hlolutel,. 'P .... and Mrs. Mott. ' , ,";,entl nul Danieroul Condition.
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In other words, a person who Is habitually constipated, is poisoning himself. ,We know now that Auto. intoxicatioll, due to non-action 0' the bowels, is directly responsible for serious Kidney and BladderJ'roublesj that it upsets the Stomach, causcs Indigestion, Loss of Appetite and Sleeplessness j that-chronic Rheumati'sm, Gout, Pain In The Back, are relieved as soon as the bowels become regular; 'and that Pimples, 'Rashes, Eczema and other Skin Affections disappear whim "Fruit-a·tives" are taken to correct Constipation.
"Fruii·a .lit'es" will pro ted you against' .Auto - intoxication because this wonderful fruit medicine acts directly on all the eliminating organs.
OOc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size. 25c, . .At all dealers or sent on receip~ 01
price by Ftuit·a·t!"eaLimlted,Ottawa.
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, Cor. 'ortl, •• Donllil It. , WIIIIIIPIO , , , Speciti.li.t.~ for' all Branches,of Dentiatry ,
casel 'of 'eziracttoua work invited
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Treherne.
Scammell'sJiaU Thurs day, 8.30 p.m.
Rathwell
Turner's Hall Friday
Holland
Frank VVood,·Prop
East End Garage REPAIR DEPARTMENT
Under New Management' I beg to announce that I have tak~n over'the repair business of the East End Garage. A share of your patronage is respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed,
\ J. D. Scott' " '
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We carry a" full line of , .
Lumber, Lath, Shingles. Mouldings, Window~, Doors, Storm sash, Screens; Fence Posts, Wall Board, Cement, Lime, Plaster, and Coal
Our Specialties
King Aerators Radford Silos' Sh«;lvin Pine Bt;aver brand Flooring Leatheroid. ({oofing jubil~e Papers Can't Sag Gates
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Winnipeg_,
"In the heart of everything"
Dancing every evenmg, Ncar all
the Theatres, ncar all the shops
You'll Come Again
Owuod lind i\IIlIlIlAed hy Geo. Skillllet·. IIILe of 'The OI'lLII~O' + •••••• ++++++.+ •• +++++.++.
•• ++++.+++++ •• ++++++++++++ .' '. : ARTHUR CARR : + + + • + PAINTER. & DECORATOIT • + • : PIIONI! 4 e TRElICRNE : '" + + W,U,I, 1',\I'"lt SA~II'LES + + + '" + '" ON /lAND +
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AUCTIONEERING! I hHve IIII1Y,," frllm TrHhnrnn til WIIIIII\lo,,:
JUt. Intf'Ult cKrr)'iug 011 01)" ":Jotloll HnHillCHIi' .utllnR'b thB Gonnt.r)', Gnatnmetfl "dI11'lH.'C(\'t! P"rnmpt At1nuLIou b) wrlllo'lI: 1118 "t IJI'ct>pnl 'ld4ree" or PLJUuo Shnrbrflflll' .!57 Ub ro\'nl'soclwclt PrlDDe At! Ueual. :;Rtl~rHI·tioll OnRI'IUltcl'.l
\ . N. W#L.ftON. M.A.A., '69 (aftg5Jdo SI.. ""/ftnl,u~g
Licensed Auctioneer.
For Best Results try
THOS. GIBBONS
Rathwell, Mall.
FARM PRINTING Sale Posters ROllte Cards Letterheads, envelopes
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T REHERNE TIMES JOB DI!PARTMfNT
CORONA LUMBER CO. PHOJi\E~SJONAL OAIW~
_ D. F. SULUVAN,.Agent Broadway TREHERNE
When in T reh.erne Visit the
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'Excellent Meals Biliiards
Soft Drinks etc. Ice Cream • Vortex'Sanitary
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~ine Cigars Rest Room for Ladies, Bo~rd 'by the Week,
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