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ammoirmemeemeemea,„.,,mmilimmerteeme
rset Sale
.A Clearing. of 26 pair TearProtif
• • D. A. .ertiets. Eleatic eXpan.
ItiOna, steel rills, 04e
$1.50..yer
905
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Khaki or or blue, from leavY, =.-
tearable shirting. slam**
Sizea- Sneelal each... .
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LUCKNOW ?ay Cash and Bui For Less
•: Stoskingi..,
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Black, "14.111), sikeS 6 to.
A rare. s [raving, 4
POr Pair SOU
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Atadtai. s Curtaining
n several reel' ttractive de
signe, narrow 'or wide width.
rd C 0 ' C
see. this' at. 29 t •
Oil Tableeltit113
Several new designs just airiv-
0, '1% yds. ".squires; These' . are
easy kept clean.: Save work -buy
these, Special; at each• dieerro
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,aintyDress Prints
'P'retty 'aft -over pattenm in good-
-quality cloths,- light Or dark' had -
es. SpeCial; this, week,
' at, per Yard
Visit Our,Reacly-To-Wear Department for New Silk Dresses.,,
Fugi SilkDresses;,White or Coldured. This Week . . .
Also Figurea Crepes,‘Satinettes,,Jerseys-,See These Npw Dresses.
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Waska,Silit
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new, almost indestructable ritYon
cloth ' for Underwear afid
',Dresses. Remarkable for appearance
and lone weir -This Week; 89
Men's' Strong Overalls ,
Nve guarantee our overalls to give.
--Rime hard- wear,:and the prices are
heiveit in yearn- '
Ladies' Silk
Lgeri
It's dainty,' and in
Many . pretty ehades..
• It's ,conify, it's du,rahle,
and it's low,' Priced -
Whit more can be
desired?
SEELiNGERM
• • SiiPerb. Silk Hose
wqrm wather,rnak§ us wish ler
new colored silk 'hose! Our stock in..
'full of dainty hosiery, neweit shades,
sOftest textures, and at jewe.st peiceti.
Kiddies' Hats '-
STRAW' HATS' .of:pretest
combinailons, nicely trimmed: Babies'
cOrded hornets or cabs, Baby Brother
Straw Hats --all here, •at lOwest
prices. '
Floir,Oilcic•ths, Linoleum
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Congoleurn & Linoleum Rugs at Lowest Prices.
LICERTON 'LOSES. •
ESTEMABLE WOMAN
rs
o on,.w e of Da d Rob.:
ertion,• of Walkerton, died
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quite 'suddenly, on May 2702...Ste. had
been ill .1(*,#)30.4. 4 Week, avd. was
,hiligkt„..tot4e,coVering,L--eWben.--on.
the 26th she•••teek a turn for the
worse: and paised.". away .;/.Friday
• ..B0fOre, her .Marriage • the late itirs.-
Obeieton ' Was- Jemime. -Agnes
Collins,. her. early borne being in•
-Perth' Ont.,' She carne to Walkerton
is a young girl ,and was *arried to
• Mr. 'Robertson 47 Years. ago.
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Besides herbereaved •husband '' she
,
Wiwi to mourn two.' e -daughters.
.4F1ctrenee) Mrs. David Roy of Terme.;
'to' and •Miss , Marjen at home, - an
• three, mins', Harold' D. and Arthur S.
of Toronto, and Rey Robertson, a
former barrister of Hamilton,. , who
• last Week•;jOined the law firm Of his
/father here, 'The- deceased is also
euriiied by three brothers, ,Henry T.
Collins of Deriver, Colo., and, Reber;
and 'John Collins'of ' California, .and
„ one sister, Mrs. 'Hargreaves of Dur?
ilURON COIJDITY B.ASEBALL
' SCHEDULE'•
Wingham has withdrawn Iron's the
Iluron Giffin y Baseball League and
, Ariburri-hae been admitted and the
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• League is new composed of thefol-
' ldwing' Clubs: Seeforth,„ Exeter,
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• rich' and Auburn. .A." ,rneeting was
• held at' Clinton last -Thursday evening
and "the :following 'double 'schedule-
• was • drawn unr
June 1-Seaforth , at Goderich.
• June '3-e-Aubtird at Exeter. •
Jane 7-SeefOrth• at Auburn.•.
'June. 2.:--Godericli at Exeter....
•• 'June.' Auburn. at 'Goderich.
June'10e-Ertetee at Seaforth-
Juee 13-Goderich at Settforth:
Jtine. 15-Erfeter. at Aubnen.
June 17-=seaforth 4Exeter.
June .June 20-'eGodei-iCh at Auburn.
• June '22: --Exeter „at GoderiCh.
June 24--Anburn 'at „ Seafortb.
June 29--Seaforth at Goderich:
..Tune 29 -Auburn at Exeter; '
17, 4--Seafortir--at-t-Aulm
July .-4oilerich at Exeter...,
July 11 -Exeter at •Seaforth.,
July 13--Anburn at 'Goderich.
16.ieSeaferth rat Exete". r.
, 3.8--Goderich* at Seaforth'.
,Jii1i'20-Exetee, at GOderieli.
July 22.7 -Auburn it Seaforth.
• July 25----Goderich at Auburn.
" July 29 -Exeter at Auburn.
siESBUCE _OLD 130Y
DIES ' IN DETROIT
The death iS reported' from Detroit•
of .Tames Ballantine,, .a; Kincitidine
"Old boy,'• well known its a leading
spirit in,' the Bruce Old Boys' organ -
matron of Detroit. Mr. .
ie b1ieve,was, with Dr= .J- Mae
-
Kenzie, largely instrumental. in 'get!'
ting ,the big Detroit delegation ' .to
Lueknove -at ,the time of.,. the Old
Beys' re -union in Aeguist . of 1910. •
.The la* Mr. Ballantine was 60
yeare of., -age, He was: atail�r by
trade, and had developed a geed busi-
ness "at.,Detreit: • He leaves e 'widow
and one daughter, Mrs'. St. Louis of
Detroit.
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WINGHAll
" Mr. and Mrs., Harry ,Williams dad-
'nouned the , engagement. of /their
'daughter, 'Hariet Eilen,.to Mr. Fred-
erick _Lachlan Carruth, eldest Soil of
Mr:,en,d,s•Mis, .J. Carruth, formerly `Of
Witigharri, marriage' to take place
the letter part of 'June at 'St. George's
Church, London.,
,
'Miss Kathleen Bennett, B.A., M.A..
daughter of key. and Mrs. M..
Bennett, arrived hodie Thiirsdak noon'
tram New: yet*. where she has
been: taking' a 'post graduate Course
at ,Coluinbja Univereity., Mies Ben-
nett Was successful in securing. her
Master .orAfte degree and Teacher'S
diploma. of Honsehola Arts. • She his
aceepte4-'0 ,,Professorship. of Nentri-
Von in Montana State University. • at
Bizernan Montana
HURON ,TEACHErt . WINS
nisTrivcriorg
To a: teacher of Huron County,
Miss •NellieMedd of Exeter; has
come the honor -4)f, having her . page -
apt, 'The Crowning of Canada," pub-
lished by- the Department of Educa-
tion, as • the • Jubilee Cenfederation
Pageant, and 'Sent to all the teachers'
of the..:Prevince. Miss Medd has re-
ceived 'a personal Messege 'from .114
• premier, expressing his .appreciation
of her work and assuring her cif his
pleasure in bearing all expenses .con-
nected ,with its publication' and
bution. Although the pageant book-
ets were not , sent out until the 27th
'of May, Shehas alreadk had a num-
ber if receaests for 'additional copies.
-Nisi 'Medd is• a Sister , of Mr••.
liruce-„Medd,, Treasurer of. McKillOp,
• Township, an Mr.•19'. S. Medd,,
K.P.P.. Exeter. „ ,
• 'A Woman' doesn't thoroughly enjoy
anything she can't cry over. '
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'UNIVERSITY:OF WESTERN: ONTARIO:
summEit SCHOOL,. JULY 4TH TO. AUG.' 13TH
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ppeciot Courses for Teachers
-I- dom. ta *hem etwt4m aerkeitere.,
2. 'Review coyest Ea matt fulmar Gotoway.
.0.,...cesiewla.Lillfary'sckace,........___..................;„_.
•coersilateretfalso la theme,. .
here, zairuaIreiek Gerukg";
. =Give*. rostorr,•uthi, *au.
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A spiiinifid.sod *ad' 0.131i4se •
.Beisaiitanew_unlyetiiitystim.. 66.172..r.ty..4.-f.:ilt;i ir...;:..:i : if.-_-.14.1f:j.,----11
• ia.,ocrai ,fte,,...... • ...-
mown throuoont. 1 i ..., . a -r
AossiaA•#40 Acre PA& ' • ••• Ix '" ''
. Tr_14 ifIrtt.11. -I
:Star!olia.n.k.-saii.-- , ,, .- • ,. l • •••_1,..: .... ; ________,.......,:
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weeks of atpdi
and recreation.
•3•3 iatoraitiks
21_ _taw Direettri,
Iffer 1.1110:gt
Umbra, ostoric
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,D.11.NGANNON
• .The ftineral of -Mrs. Joienir
beloved Wife Of Mr, josenh :Wilson;
formerly of this Place, 'toOk,,placii to
Dungannon cemetery. 'on*: •Miinday
.afternoon 'of lest, week, Rev., „C. It
th
-'Mr. and 'Mrs,. Wilson hae, been • re-,
siding id.FlOrida •of late; but 'her
deathtook place: in London at the
home Of Mr::: Nilson'a daughter;
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where they, had been fpr . the . Past
three"weeks..' . •
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• WANT 'HURON'. KEPT-, par
, .
At.:a. recent' .meeting of the Ocectb;
tiVe, committee of the Huren tnnritY
"Social Service Council; it wae.deeid-
ed to hold the annual 'convention, 'in
:Seeforth, on Vednesday,. June 2.2ed
when: aStrong program "wilt be Pro-
• vicied.-.• •. • • .
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In a Very eniphatic , way ,t e.execn-
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tive • expresSed•, their disapproval • of
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the actiorcof the' •OritariO Government
'in displacing Mr. W. Pellew as en-
• forcement Officer sin, Huron • ,County'.
During his term of,;office Mr, PellOW
%as.. had ',the entire .approval and en-
liorsations • of s.,the , organization
thretighout' the county, Which: helieVes
:that. it ;has been largely due to ,s his
••efficiency and euntiring efforts 's ,that
the , temperance • laws have been • so
*ell' enforeed• ..
. ,
ports of the 'Governmeritalso, • slow
Mr, Fellow .to have been One of their
:mast efficient ':officer, ' and. a' protest
has': been ierit• to, the ..:Attotney-general -
eoncerning this Change, ire Iluron,
• ' The • Liquor 'Control Board- of
Qri-
tari� has been advised by the ,execti-
tive that Wren, County expects • 'it
will -be ,reCogniied" by the Board as
"dry" territory, and that. no attempt
will be made' to establish' liquor ,store
ee in this county, contrary to the ex-
peessed 'will of the people as shown
by large majorities•., on several occa-
• Sions...
NO RUSH FOR PERMITS •
KOICARDINE
, The Kinceiiiiirie • ReView-Repexter
-if 'lest wesekh,ad the"following:
• We calle.11-np Mr, A. G. Macintyre,
,the sissuier 'of 'permits iri Kineardiee,
O. Mondak and asked ',How is bu0.:
•nesa ?° It is bad, bad, bad, or good,
good good; just from Whatever stand-
point you wish. to sizejt ,up. ,Now, if
yonwere the owner pf a. brewery is"
bad, but if you are just a plain, or-
dinary dtizen, it is goed. 'Up to, Bryn -
day there were only eight permita
iesued and :they. haVe been available
for almest two weeks.. °
CHESLEy WOMAN KILLED
• LONDON '
We_ Elizabeth Morrow, a Chesley.
woman,' sUffering ., from ' ner:ois
breakdo-wn, and at -the .0r.tario lios-
pita" at Lendon,,,Was Jailed caelk,..Se.•
ies„,
..daSeltalrfig :"-on7the'C',P:11. treek, -At
Londoe. ' Mrs: Morrew had. left ;hers
roan) :and escaped 'unseen from 'tbil
,hOspi.tal,Lit.„appears.r-that-the-itark-
••passee 'net lai' -from the hosPitaI Za-
ttance, and it was *ere that .the`,.A7,1. ,...
, mon'tie'Ss killed. " '',-., , .
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lia to k„ilC
ids': os.: „O't The ---i'<4.3
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are held by men 'who hays' . ow6;1,-
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I:Never hefore had' such a seletion of Dinner
Sete to CbOOee from as thire.are on at,This Store --All Open StockTatterns
Axe New This Spring --The Prices,...
:are the *Lowest for )Fears"Th.
e friends' of met an
:pooled, their gift moneyto
of 97 Pieceb,s .Miss (The -,Bride)., was
. :more thark delighted with the presentation:
; So 'many afterwards said how much nicer
it was than to Puzzle what to give." ••
ANI:EY'S "VAIIIETY S
1. L tJCK1NZOVV,', " ONTARIO
MICIIAEL VARSON DIED
AT TEESW4TER
Michael. John VarsoNat former fen.:
• iderit °° of Kinloss Township, who re-
• tired 'to Teeswater twenty-one years
:ago, died at his 'herrn) there on May.
27; at the age. of 72. •
Mr. 'Versbe, had been in - failisg
--heeith-,for-enehrinotithe.-r-Ozi-Friday
morning'. his 'nephew, who was stay-
ing with: him; went to .bis room and
he seemed lie much as usual.• Oir
again entering the room an hour lat-
er,'the nephew was surprised to, find
• that the patient'. had Passed awe*
:Tne late Mr. Verson was born at T�t?
ronto' in •1854 kand while quite young
• came with- his parents to _ Kinloss,
where the . father. bought Inta 32 and
33, a ,few Miles west of Whitechurch.
Michael Was the'youngest . of the
family and ,was not rnarried Ile is.
-s-ii-i•TeWITay. one brother, William of
Seaforth, and one sister, Margaret ot
II`eeswitter.
SC'HOOL:E:AYRS' IN BRUCE
the Bruce Comrty Dep. of Agrieul-
ture has Made 'arrangements to con-
duct 'a long list of _school fair§ this
year. There is to be one even away
up in Lindsay :Township -at' Pike's
Bay. The places with the ,datep
the fairs are given below:. "
Huron -Ripley, 'Monday. Sept. 12. .
rAndsay--.---Pike's Bay, Wed., Sept. 14.
Eastnor-Lio:n's Head. Thur.,'Sept. 15.
lsbeeprotarlle.c., pnrfle
sWierten • Diet.ee•Wiartme Saturday;
Sept. 17.
Brece-=-Under,wood, Mom, Sept. 19. •
.8augeen-LP0rt Elgin, Tues., 'Sept.'
Elerslie-Gillies 'Hill, Thur., Sept. 22..
Greenocit-4pinkerton; Fri., Sept.: 23.
Arran -Tara, Monday, September. 26.
Brant-,SolwriY, Tuesday, Sept. 27.
Paisley Championship Fair,. Parade
and Physical Culture, , Wednesday,
September 28. . ;
Ciiiross...-,-Teeswater, Thur., Sept. 29.
Kincardine -Kincardine, • Fri., Sept:
Carriek---Mildinay, Mon:, Oct: 3. ,
BrUce4 Tiverten, -Tues.-, Oct.- 4.
bel,---Hepwrirth, Thur., ' Oct.',
lees--eBolyrood, Friday. Oct. 7.
AGRICULTURA L STATISTICS,
• • ;1927 -
• 41 connection With. the eelebration
this year Of the Diamond Jubilee, the
Dominion Bureau of ' Statistics i3
making a special effort tO obtain' a
larger •response from farmers thru
the medium of the usual 'cardboard
schedule issued" in June to the rural
schbals: These schedules 'call for
arias'in ileld crops and nunibers, of
live stock on hand in June,' 1927. '
•Farmers. should Make early returns
cn these schedules as the information
can only be of comparative value un -
loss cOmfilete.. This information is • of
special interest this year as July 1
marks sixty years of Canadian 'pro-
gress • since 'Confederation..
PRESBYTERIAN W.M.S. AUX.
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Miss. Murray presided at the regri-
ler meeting: Bible reading -Wes taken
by Mrs. McCrostie, and Miss Carrick,
gaVe.' a reading. Mrs; 1, .1'. Smith
gave a full interesting report of 'the
Presbyterial held in..Xincardine On
the L7th Mat..
"K. and 4.
• Oord Tired'
Balloons ..„
30 x 3,14
,relfil The.
.` Canadian
'bernand
For -An Ay
• banadian,
Product
•Buy K tad
res
:•Xlie„y
The Hest
Oh The ,
Market
XtlieLLY'S ,GARA'ag,
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• PARAMOUNT U2.W:04
• The Paramount u.lp.w:o. -met -at-
-the honie of Mrs. j Macintosh • orr
„ .
May 25th ' Mrs. J Hamilton occupied
the, chair,- and tWenty-five ladies Were
pieient. A splendid paper on ".The
.Art p Entertaining4 wire. given, .,,by
• Mrs. T. „Irwin..
-hi:finer-ohs reading and, Mts. Hogan
gave several seleetions, on the violin.,
Arrangernente were ' niede,ss to enter=
tain the Kairshee•Club on June 21st
at the home of Mrs: J. sHanelton. Vis-
itors welconie:-Press Eec'y. '
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TOVV,N AND VILLAGE
NEwspAPEas IN CANADA
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• •: McKim's ,newspaper directory.. for
1927 recently issued give Some very
1ntere1ng informationregsf3cling pa-.
-perof----all----SortsTnibliaberin Canada.It .
ats, o:.ghoivs the trend ,towarda few-
er publications
• •'There was a time en, every town
and -village' had not Only one, but two
•neWsPapers. 'Now, • such a .Condition.
is the ;exception rather thln the rule.:
'veri in the: cities, .there .are, few e:i-
amples.„ Of more than .,One newspaper.
tbe. towns, the trend. la .niore
• 206 towns and Ontario
of moopopulation or ..lese sepport
newspaperi=ill of them being Week.'
ly papers, except :two. In 177 of these
there .is Only. one . paper.. In ;28 others
there aretwo papers 'and' one eleees'ot
3349 'peeple..is • blessed with three
neviapapers., '45- villages with 'a •P„Olia-,
lation of less than 3,000 have , two
• papers,' 6,• of these have- between '2;-
006 and ;.3,000, namely, 'Alexandria,
BraCehridge,. 'Listowek Meaford, Or-
angeville and Walkertori. Those 'be-
tween• 1000 and 2000 are Dresden,
bdrhane Exeter, Forest, Milton, Se.'
forth, Aelburee. and, Uxbridge: The
little village of ' Colborne. in islOrtil
uniberlanpl Co., Iniide. the. recintl • for
••_two-Ptiper•-tovirts--with a Populatine
of enly, 932: Tbe Enterprise nn.d The
Express each claims a ..eireolttiorLof
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hsigiaWkavyil!,e1;ononUla.tthio%T.:37.449",171s-ijraeilinijaitri;
able for its' three 'weekly. newspapers
'Star; TheirclrTehileletRitiene6srara'inVe
500 td1250. , , .
Frcire a. newspapstandPoint;Pert
Hope is alone arnorig. towns ender
000.• With „ 4458 peonle, 'it htfis' two
dailynewspapers The guile 'and 17:14.
Tnnes,, one 'of .,'Weicsh has alson weekly.
•editjif.' ',These' ,are small; with „only
four: pages.., of seven cohinins a- dayi
but the: Subsaription , rate of $3.00, .a.
'year ,by mail ie. surelk a bargain un-
oceelled in Canada. Edch, htis ,a daily
circuletion. of about, 1300 to 1600.
Hew large, dees. a place need to he
•gefere it can • keen e: 'paper Alive'?
inicina differ" widely, hut4•Wellington
nty has Erin with 609 people and
ord with. 496, ,both of which have
klie.e. °
he statisties show that 25. Places
ntario with. 690 poptilation ,Or less
weeklY papers., appears
favorite figure, to' set for these
es as no less than a dozen • are
d at that figure; 5 more hetwe(.ri
and '599 have papers. 1 They are
ksburg (Grey ,Co.) ' :500'; Care
leton Go.) 609; Lucan. (kiddie
580; Merlin (Keit) 650.
der' 500.•°p0Milr;tion we find
496; Ylesherton, :(Grey)
g,•ate (Eent) .400.; • • MOktiko,n-
ft). 4,00;'•PI'Ith 'Sfountath (Du:
450; and Woodville (yicterh,)
Cou
Cliffi
Wee
I n 0
have
be A
Plae
liste
500
Clar
(Car
seX),
Uri
ford,
High
4.7Pert
-cies)
460.
have
ely pu
niihu
fi
tion
beaten
boofq
411, 14
It thottiad.., •
. .
.SeenIS • :to,
been reaohed by tvvo, other hitr-
blirsizers.' -Upon Si. ,joseptee
rd'sberles-Rieltaby-e'dits-re-ritipe?'"el,
'Landing, -'whiCh e,to-n.;•
gure
s 506. In myeie re8peetii4 he
.out, byl'f.tA.rthur cf
I3alihurteli Co. , •Veh fixer 'tee%
• only 206 populatien, although
leden Xcho esiairee circulatiOn
THIS, POOPSI,pi. fr)F.LvvLACINWTAci,
A someWhat iniusiege-SoMewh
tragic story is told ,of ,Walkert
youth (to be mote,,.exaet;, 18 -Yea
old Bernardo ,boy), who had anch•
passionate desire ..to .haVe 'a ear
,whiek anmeellinniethat-he.,fine
to. have,' 'One Ys...hoelt,.•.
• by er•Ook, decided ci•eolt.
'aiipreeeheo. Ben!),
• WeliCotten end. hargkined a, per
'for p$S.4;0-0?..1,Y, ,wi It chi n- paynieflt ,. hequ.
wo
an had. it •fertsee:few brief; 4iiefif
hOnisi ,Which ended. in • a'ccillen tr,-.411
d • Serious, in
h pickedt ingiip ewthd bbisnew purchaey
SIdle.and .took him along, to en
J4 the -'fun.: He drOyo.alerig a blip
River. 411 4 ga,i41
etreet, which 'led. toWerds the 'seugee
.' an
ho..1404e4 the;boY.:Sidle get•!eirt:sand
opee Ole gate s'o that ',he Could tures
•aboUt. This; perhaps ,saved the boy,'s
life In 'endeavoring to turn the car
• - - .
where .4 steep slope' lead, to the,river
brink; the engine stalled, hrikes...fail-
ed to hold .'end the coupe Sped. back -
swards towards -the- river,- ' tiffried
sideways, flopped over, end.' making
two, pr -three' revoletiens„ landed .in
the Vvister;:whicl fortunately Was .not
-.deep at that point.' "' Roberti; (that
was the youth's nanie), was thrown
out- on' -the .wey 'down; and was some-
what .."-stunriedbesideS---aufieeineents-
• and bruises. The boy :'Sidle, rite for
help and, secured , Mr.: J.. P. John;
:ston who.rescued the, injnred Motel.
iet from the water: He'snket s, the
night at . the bey 'Sidle's home, biit.
next day swag.. lodged in ' jail ',the
cheque' hes-gave for ' the Coupe having
been found to 'be 'WorthlesS: It 'aP:.
pears that in order .th convince Mr.:
Flach that the•Oheque was good; Rabe
erts showed a. bankbook 'which
'cited, that he bad $750 in a, Bankof
Commerce branch at ,Toronto.-InveS...
.eilagatioi---eleoVertlietTat crie
did lave $50.'in the binik, arid that a
7 being placed before the 5.: made it,
appeersthat there was s$7.50.'It''
as all Tempted
to 'bey a .car=e-71ed•iio iiiopey-4ave
worthless: cliequte-ewe.nt jojeriding.i's
*recked-qa,jured-7M.' jail' en '•:fraird
• charge!
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WEDDING, .BELLS
,Matthews-Arinstrong-
A quiet but pretty , Wedding, was
solemnized: by the Rev. J. H. Slernen,
at the Dentist Parsonage, tendon, on
'Saturday, June 4th,' at • three; o'cleck
p.m., :when Miss' Jane E 'Armstrong;
daughter -.of Mr. eed. !leire.'Wifljam
Armstrong, became' the brideof
4obn, W. Matthew' Of London; Ont.
The bride looked charming, wearing
a gown 'of sand Crepe,: and carrying.
a . bouquet • of • valley lilies and "bridal
Wreath. Miss Violet t,*.Tessore of, Lon-
don, ,made a 'Suitable bridesmaid,
gowned in hlue silk 'and carrying, yak
ley, lilies -and iris Mr Win.-
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Arni-
strong, brother ,of :the brie, acted as
groornimant After7the;.cereMony they
returned -to the home of the Bride's
sister, where a dainty. wedding SP •
per: Was. serVed; the table 'being beau-.
Wilily decorated • with. candles and
fite",,•ers,'centr'ed, with the 'bride's cake.
The evening was Wag: Spent, in: Music arid
Previous to her marriage the bride
:was Frivena miscellaneous shower by
the "Sinila Awhile" Class of •which
She Was a meMber, the gifts being
numerous and rbeautiful.
The young .coople left mid showers
of confetti on a short•motor trip. , On
their return they will reside. in. Lem -
'don, Ont.
SUFFERED SEVERE' 'BURNS
• Sam MeNall; a 'former resident ,Of
• Lucknow,., and nephew of' VV.
NaJJ V,?aa.: severely' 'burned on board
a lake vesSel, near Eingstorr last'week• .
McNeil • was engage4 aa "oiler,"„
and his ',e1;th,ing sernewhat saturated
,with oil, in 'sOme way caught, fir
'fore the fire Could be extingqished
•he',.was so badly burned that he may
not. recover; He .ivas 'taken to a ,hos7
pit41 'in Kingston, but reports' as to
his Condition are -not at. all erieburae-
leg, • •
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SO',UTH KINLOSS
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A large attendance!' Marked. the.
meeting of the • VV.M.S.,field at tf,e!
home of Mrs.Arigiee Ora'haro, C`on. 4,
on -.June 1st. After' the • °pop i
liYenn and ',prayer, st,,!mat,t 1 Vat; Chap,
18 vos , readin unleon, f olloviod
etn;
"seht'-,:th Mhi 'Rattle, de!aconegs, To.
ronto. Shipments are to be made ev•h*
•ery three .Month.
, MacLeode:
Alexeviese-elfrverr
-enargeof a flower,...07...0ther,,Mt,finiil
theme .of the- eongrty,,fti
are .srIT'aik;Or from 't,hq to...-iltn or1%,"
waz p'replre•d hy Mr-, ;fel'•
-.v..eiet•-...,,t". 0'10 tki rt. r•fet ; to t
hel .reriff".by Mi. 9 I
7 L.
WA veil by Mn, Alex' i4°)4.4;ri.risod.
MJnc 2pJar,it4
la: 18-36, arid • close -4 thetneetize
otb rits7er,-,Ptoo 640,
Say It.With Flowers
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Floral Designs,' Wedding
Bunches, Ete.,' A SPecialty
Furnished on Sheri Notice
Orders amounting to $5 and
over, Expreas prepaid!
Flowers ddiVered tO any pert:
of, Canada, 'United States end
Europe 'else -other countries •
GEORGE 'STEWART.
florist . ,• Phan. r165.
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PODERICII, • ONT.
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Kodak Outdoor
Nothinglike outdoor fun
this time of.year-nothing like.
• Kodak, piktures, of , it for your
album. '
Get. your Kodak here and laid it
--witietheslependable-YellewrooniCodelt
Film.
We do, expert
PhotOfirdsWnif•
Kottaks $5 ti
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A. E.: lOcKIIVI
The Rexall Store
Lucknow,
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IFERTILIZER
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Car4Oad, on. hand:,
hy,Order ahead.when
yoUtan. get'a sOPply
The Best Banda
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EPPS; The Mover
VARNA ONT
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Canada .and, United States
• -411 Loads. Insured
e-a§oriable' Rates.
Covered: Vans
Write,' or Phone
Clinton, 626 r. 21'
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ROSE'S, MODEL-S.C. WHITE
Fbr the eptries intbe Cana -
din Laying Laying Centest at Otta-
wa. our penis In 'first , place
"from Ontario for" the " light
breeds. in the Ontario Con-
, terit our pen' is again. in first
place for the light breeds.. In
" the Nova Scotia Contest our
lien is in second plape, as well '
as having second and 'third
-1ehoei got.ehed, esnB
a, fe dae,b1 ,i7ck$8,12gu. per
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WALTER ROSE
Bruseels, Ont, ,
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