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THi7>1S1?AY; JUL'it 711ir• 1927
rwing'eason Is
,e .Hive The Necessary Supplles-+
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reserving Fettles in: Granite and
uminum
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ONTARIO'
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7' as two women may tive•mext,,door te,;MsM: othsr•for years and stiil.'be itrengfrs, Si is. it with •
Oil; store.: You may dv all..only, a stone's -throw away..
and<,yet► perhaps,. have siever, crossed our •threshold.
Yst again,;you• may have visited: our store "onei and
lama ,untoward happening may, have cau%d you to "::
form a poor' impression about us. "•
We': are continually itrivintl to: merit your'good-wok
and if at:any tiniaanything happens here that might,
tend to mar a, favorabiewim.pression of us, we; would.
consider, it a favor to have the• opportunity of rectify
lag •it• ,
W ewfeem it a pleasure to serve you
DUNGANNON ,, the hour "o f twelve the bride entered
thedrawing• room on. the arm of her
Mr. Benson Pentlan}i;who has coni father to the, strains of ; the Lohen-
plated Iiia Bourse at,.• •they_ Normal -'grin .Bridal',Chorus, •played by Miss:
School of North,•:Bay.' has • been en- 'Grace :Blake.` •. Miss•'Alma H:' "Ste='
a ed teacher' at Mink• Lake' and :•phens of Toronto,.• cousin ;of the bride;
g$
has already': taken tip his 'duties” therq eras. her attendant,. while • the, groom
n ,a school` recently erected by rho was ;assisted by'his_brother, •Mr; Ross
umbermen�; who ;form alarger`,� par `Mathieson of ,.Listowel. • The brio„
tion `' o1 the -section S¢li'ool . will , be
liel'd throughout '•the .summer
What might. have developed into a
disast'u1*ed •`'on. Sp iday ;
rous,yf}re.oce.
JuIy'.26,at'
the
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e of
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Ychouuacgh
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thezrlama kobee n:ou o
etotherhome' ,an
lighted the;: -fire to ' prepare.. • dinner.:
"n had
been. Some light• wood d bput into,
heato
',to dle� the fire, and
ve,
�?.,
was ,gowned in pale peach ,georgette
With • 'thinestoneand ' ribbon aril„-
mings, and carried a shower bouquet
of; suiiburt ' the:bridesmaid.
s roses; roses;
was dressed. iri' tu'rquois e . georgette
eorgette.:
lace and rib-
bon;
� .trimmings of ,gold
With
�.
0
;o f
u ue
b t
•e ' `shower
bon, and carried' d a q ,
see.: tie congratul tions• and
go—a, _wishes,; . the party ,sat down :to
nch
"
luncheon; t
n
a sumptuous wedding , he
•aitresses •Tieing' three Collegiate
apark,•from rile wc"himney► ignited the hums- of the
-bride,M
iss Jean
Pate
� ..
ems sin art of- =the Of . B� h, Miss , Grace ,Blakevof .LLuokc-
nil i[gle�3-=oti eh:.- -M , P urnitr of Dun=
louse Fortunately, the' fire was no •
riovt' an
Mis's Flora
-lied, and °rrYbun, assisted b'y� thrs
}fired man, succeeded in putting .it;
out'hefoye .Zile°roof ]kiss; huriied', tiz it
was, the shingles' ;were burned
from the;,caves .too peak of the roof'.,,
over a .: surface 5'early• ten feet
width oma of,: the neighbors, wild
were 'called by-, telephone,' responded
very promptly,' but the- fire wags well
"under control„before they reached th
scene of it Mr , Young, is coxngratut
kiting"•himself that natters were neo;
worse
tis uiet but
- Matliieson,.$ar .. � '•o ..q
a r
pretty -,wedding took pace on;B tn,,:
Of :'Mr.. Arid-`
'day: ate the. homeMrs:, f
George- F.' Harris, . ; Rosedale„? . Duet
' their only:daughter,',
au htter,'
annonwhen
ca 'e:'the bri of
Harriet. Florence,, tie m •, de
.r.', George 'William Mathieson oil
gazton': In; the afternoon the • bride
and•groom,"amidst : showers of '',goer
withes.
"..
'es' and': 'confetti, left :one an
ex
tended, motor':; '00,.;•:.' On'their 'retort'
they; will reside in Goderich
INSPECTOR . AT FORMOSA •
A:po `tical' plum in the form of in.;
specter of he Formosa ,brewery; and
which, carri s, with it a :salary' o'`.
$1800` a yea,; has been awarded •b'y
the" Ontario Gov't. 'to Mr. Harry` Me
Burney, Of Teeswater, who. commenc ,
Y
` n a "':Th
The.
ie' o bio d
ed' his .new. pout s n Y ,
fact that there were „several f
ore
Walkerton wormo
sa and ot
e
r oi
after the position; 'slows that thejob
didn't -have to go abeging. McBur
-
ney's. duties will be to.'see• that' 'all
Coderich. - The ;.ceremoriq,, vvas per-, Hermits' are in order and. to tee that
r e ly checked.'
`lieu.. J: A. 'Gi'alker:. At �outgoing� orders arm o er ,
formed "bY:• the p P 3'' ...._ . -
\i4
'41
PI..
•
,�r• well'
H
emst
ached C ash:- .To
•
Figured Crepe, laoxne s
A aplendid 'quality figured 'erepe bloomer;" elastic at knee; ,and , . at •i
waist., ;Foil cut -With gusset. Colors o#; Sky, Fleah, White Maize, He.
leo, Peach►• in women's size's", Reg, 09c. '.qu>ility. poring 3 Big`
q•' S7c.
Dara,,
per pair, , .+:. .. t t'„, ,.,,,. • ..;:• i. ,•
.
Lae4 : Luncheon Sets
Tray Free With : Every,
u: . .. vel • m-•.
:2. , " .i at' h. Hea Y
.. •Cloth 36x30vKitt► ,four 12xX2.: napkins to
broidered -corners and hems:, in all the °leading colorings 'With, , each-.
set will be given. absolutely :free a -pure : linen • tray'cloth, reg• worth
$1: 5' itself.This „luncheon `set in' a reg," ;Way, 'sells for $6,
2i p
O.
3 Big, • Days, 'per sat ; ., ... , , ,.: : , ..: •
.7 PIece : Water :Set;.
A strong set. for everyday use,
containing • six glazed edge, drink-
ing• glasses• with one 3,pint, water
jug, 'all 'made of clear pressed
special, 3;.
glass:' very. p , n
9,.
•6c
Big Days, at• , , • . �.
°•'f'hese;:are ; pure linen, and just note the price. Size,17x28", with
. ,�
Leven- �.and La en
• or ': of Pink,Blue, G d
hem'stitclied colored ends:. ,Col s ,
1 quickly; e
will sell u� uic R
in:Thesew otr
:Tor g
Fine oq Y
der: F ne , r stamping:
°•35e=..=-••Dui=inga3; Big ;Days, ach '..,
e e ' azo F e
e.
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W i each urchase cif a, large size tube . of Cerson.s shat/ ng
. � P
cream yo'u.will receive a genuine Gillette Razor ;FREE The: razor: is
a =gift During•..3' Big' Days, tube of shaving' cream at ',d
io tic .;;• �s• •,•
.1?
Soap and Vitast Cloth
- One Wash:Wash,' Cloth and three, Cakes R'
of Soap: made '.from palm; arid cocoa -
hut ' oils, neatly'.wrapped,.-in 'glassine
'
ack e. 3 .`,Sig.`Da,for c�
• package
Cheek Glass Towel
Measures 18x27". A large fan-
cy: check, glass towel 'for home use.
Is a good drier.: ;Big value at 20c.
Come . early ' during 3
-
'4 le
bin: 'Days,: each... a ,
Drn'tMiss These
Rubber:..r
Aprons;...:
•c
R
Fancy Fp
•'half price. 'A ••
Saves. your su
rrimer frock,and get it at ;about a
'dainty colors ',
an •.rubber aeons in several d Y �,
full � size�,tea style wain prons
ri ed with .cre for ne. ,in pocket, neck and tie strings,; Reg.
ti mm�
7c
Big .. Da s :.each
DuringB ,
3 Y
value..g
•
•
This old friend; appears each Month
during our, 3. Big. Days„ •A big lour,
ounce 'cake of high quality, perfumed!•
soap in lilac or, rose odors, Reg. 19e.
a cak$, During '3 Big BAys, -A
dainty Simmer
-
t
et
"k
s
Pr.
c
-to
y�
New' Designs
,-,Space ;does, net p rinit a defier*,
p �
tion -here, but .:tb,is is ' the greatest,
.dress offer ever made ',inT this district.
Reg' value Alp to $3.75.,13ur `1.69:
ing • 3„ Big Days, .Special.,;.
'They are a' great value. Come •early
for 'these:
Linen .Table Cloths
This: is., an. extraordinary offering,
in a table cloth 64"x64"• An absolute-
ly pure linen cloth in an assortment
of ,pretty. floral designs: Reg. $2.50:
` 'knocks but once: Biiy
Opportunity
these during' 3 Big Days, at• .:.'
l 9
each ... � •
d: See.
Co
• an S
•M
ens Belt Special
re y made` from quality• Para rubber, and fit-;
Iii Mack, Brown o>. G Y, .made
ted with pickle -box 'buckle. All sizes: Reg:: 25e. During 3
4c
i
Big
rich
Days,
_ea-v�
W
T0.Yll
TH
fa wn color ,with, red; and • white ei
Very ,heavily `napped:, in ;natural . wi , , .
e Measures 19x40". Re . ' 45c During 3. Big Days, •
'stripes. R
eaCh c;
ch
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PAY CASH AND: BUY FOR :LESS.: UCk'l'lO'
•
PHONE ,12`1
.,le
• nine years `
And' about ne e
ago op p
'began wonder' what•newspapers
gn,.to,
woud fin. to': print when the., war •wa.s
over.
0
The ,chief , weekhiss - of refor
ae
ry
s
istheir•disposition 'to think every-
thing enjoyable a 'little wicked.'
•
`rouba
our
l
The taKinen .•
Lir a
W►ite agew06 Y:.:...
y,.r,.w. ter....
VW o>varrs,n410114li►
1ra�esaoa•
•J_ni.
•
. • e-• =Chartes,.Malchard: 4-Emile,Bowcher, 6r—M1vz'lls Belleau'
1—Pierre Gauthier' 2r--Fortunat : Champa�ln ,.B
-.The. good-"Old-.:French.Canadian congae bar,Of the r me characteriz9n the••old countr3sots ffe
enable* him. to render them'
h
as
resulted•.iu an Inspiring ng emu1ation mon
1
s friends'
mentioned' above, who have entered with enthit:lasm
v
in” iiiterlireting the eons• indigent of 'the P ro iase ,'
o•
� .
f ebec:..
"` Festival
bythe.
ere• ct at the :rend
•
Theprogramme
B " wn Troubadours, consisted, •of songs by Aniedeo
YtO• .
rose,' 'lfred
rfirenblay, rl'Ie+itis' A 3irien,. Paul �a a
liber . ands Maurice `Iidor`rssetr Pierre `Gautier' has
i ..so
.arranged:-theae abngs for several vo cis,,. , deal„ g
:With :such hthat, siren, greater charm has.
been
drawnfrbrd' the old liarmonitatibns. Mi: Gautier '
~. 1' career t0 Ottawa in 10'20,, after a briiiiant .care r la.•
Prance, iii—Professor of: iano• rind' harnnony._'
•liter
MUSICAL- &cea on
Every
me
it
Etier
': .
ablingsabu1 uiterairlit�tiogOn-se' theirTheB town Toubadourjeorganizaton: .
inihuedwigh true n lrit .irench•Canada:en
to'Ista
monized and interpreted with'Aaste, have alWayt
niet with .great siibceas, but one • -hoe, tai: hear.' thent,
... ere
ndere
d b
several,
v
oices to e.
njoy their
,..poetry and. nluaic. In.order to •.Areaentafuclhlneesosio
e
;intheirfno6t:.artestic setting the Canadian Pacific
• vices of" Charles Marchand.
'Railway obtained' the eervic
- ' for he• -Folk-
,.:,.xnnd hes famous Dyto�wai �isfbadoura, ,Ior �
f l. held, , at -.the) Chateau
�-song::and:,,,Hapdicra t- F•eaivat
•
Frontenac;thia:.,.apring. ;. ,
r .. ded at. 'Ottawa' 1026 'b
l
• :This quartet, lues. foundttawa 1nH y ade' 112areh
a'n'd and..,,the friends' whir eecoiiciea • .hien
..•in •brings . 'tliese °- ison'gs, before the general Iiub c
are: Fortunat • Champagne, seeoiid'tenor ''Emi1p 13ou-
'tenet*, and._Miville• '13e11eau :. basso:: '
chez,. ti ...< ,, .. , , �s
. °• 'The' Ieader�• 'and foumd� r •of-• •rho . ua�rtet '�iivsis a„
T.. .,_ a '�.
fernier 'chorister of the Baellique eat Ottaway ::•He Is
'an ardent interpreter of the old Freneh song* and is
l :-►+lagieb$0.1401110st
1
,
cs
a
WALKERTON .•
Whal . Mr. .E:;T0
Iton:s
' big' g'
M
c
'Laughlin sedan
wass br
e zin
g
down
Shaws Hillabout so'clock : Mon-
day evening sof ,
` last ix week with :his.
daughter at the; wheel,... and
,;of
:five
her :siel friends aboard, the chariot
swerved into a pool; of oil ' that men
oiling the county ;highway had allow-
ed to:,
collect at the curve,: and cap:
reening to the 'roadside knocked off.
a post •and•;swinggng„,,pear around;,
was stopped from: toppling over alto
the deep- gully and landing among
ees b
do Bells colonycf b y
Mr. -Cor n :bees,
'-by
stout cable that had been placed as
a .guard at: this point.
The left rear fender was crumpled'
by the .impact and the car was otberfr
wiseScratched, apd damaged: The sex•
tette of girls all • had a bad scare,, as,
,wag evidenced by.the 'shriekswhich
followed ,the;; crash,
'We understand `Mr. Tolton will,
take steps 'to • recover 'the.: damages.
to has car. As this is a c<unty"high=
way and as Bruce is insured with..the
,Globe•'Indemnity Co; ;agaixist all ac-
•cidelits On 'their system, the 'litter
Co. will have to - argue •it'out .with ,Mr..
Tolton—Herald .& Tinies.
THE BOY TEAT WAS .LOST
' AND FOUND '
The Durham Chronicle of last week.
had the following story, of a little
,chap wllo; innocently caused his Jamar."
entsa feki;anxious'hours''.
The neighborhood surrounding that
in which reside Mr. and Mrs. Ed.'
Sullivan,, ire Glenelg, near. St.. John's
Church, spent an anxious .few' houre-
eir Monday` night and the early: hours
of Tuesday morning this week wlien
a
thenews 'was passed around. that
M ch`ael, ,the ,thr,ee-year-crld sari def~
,Mr. and NC''s ,Sullivan 'had p=
r
,
geared ,and, c8uld-.found. ' •
not be found.
ShortlY 'after six
o'cloc
k 1ivanraccompaniedacconipahied by the Mlitrhs.e
; lad,
h c
o to
for, to w
cgo s
occasion to
had
the back ',Of the farrii on the 5th` can=
ciaMein. Petit, dela ed for a :'short
rnthe'little allow •;had gone ori
,r , 1 rf . g
J"
.without. chis::- tnbther, and.:when-::ld
rte.
Sul lean, followed: 'she% was• unable to
l
see where her .
r er sbn had gone. For a
time she .thought little of it, be. when
'Ontiriued .:search ;failed , to find- the
l.ad _slhe became; anxious . and ' ,riei'gh'•
.hors ;joined in.
he :.. i h,
' t se rrchrit'""'iintil'`-�tat'k"-•�+.�t
��.A f ler �" !
but' succcs' the'„2whole” neiglilior-'
••
hood joined acid, with. 1046041; den..
tinuiod •aced;hllg the neighboarboo4,
til Midnight.
There''were
'about:' 125
'en aged;
but desp3t
e theCfeet. that
they,:eonibed, the wholefarm, as they.
thought, -'the wereu
nsucce.
ssful. Dur,
was
'
fa
' ht: the whole”rm
,iii �' the•.. nig .,
g
gone over, and
every
neo
'and
corner
Iooked into where
it
was
thought
., ilii ofthe'
be
os i it it
-share: mighta p s Y
little fellow .being found.
When dark 'came and• no' word was
received,: itwas__found necessary to
get ,a physician ' for—Mrs, 'Sullivan,.
who- ,Was ' naturally frantic', over her
loss, and' he remained with the 'moth,.
er until morning..• •
"At four o'clock ck •in th ee
. mornin
€
another :search,party of started
out, ; three 'of : them: going ,to- the . bus::
and the' other` three to the pasture
fields; `-where the young. lad was found
peacefully • sleeping„ little dreamini;
of the excitement he had caused, nor
the anguish to- which he had put `hi,
Patents:, He was apparently none the,
worse', of his experience, 'and. when
taken home was given a'thorough ;ex-
amination by', the physician who pro`-
nounced him physically sound, and no:
in the least injured by .his night's ex-
posure. When rescued, the little lad.
seemed; not in the least perturbed,.
had -'evidently „passed- the night even
pleasantly and 'without fear, and bore
no, evidences . of having been crying
or otherwise disturbed; in; fact • he
was the coolest one in, the gathering
when conveyed : to his . hone.
0Q=y.
• '.THE•.NEW STAMP LAW
The new regulations governing the
placing .of' stampson cheques is now
in• forcer IC .is' greatly`siinplified :and'
-a . great improvement. Commencing
on Monday, the first day on which
banks were open following; July lst;
the excise ,stamp is' necessary only
on cheques of $10 and over. -Oil
cpe ue
� of $1O.an dover, 4n
1Y
o e 2cy.
stamp is required: That is very sim'-
'
Ple and easy to keep in mind. Before,
'July lst eheues" for amounts'
above $5 required, a ,;2e, stamp, with
ah extra stamp for �ev
e
Y$i0of
e
.
'tota amaent of the cheque—Nowcheque-Now only
•
the 2c. stan p 'is required' regardless;'
' of •: the saniount:-,nus Bides AWAY.
Another;` of . the many inconvenience;+
rendered necessary..'by'the Great •War,,
�-
•
The trouble With 'ostitatisticiars
f •.c.
s%that their have a lot offa is -
that
are not so,
:.._
Awn a#r— vanity as .•.a• - funny. -thing;
and the main`' who' :beats' 'hi debt",
really think8 ho ;t' auperior to • a coin,.
01,00 • till.;.i
JULY 7T
JULY: 8
JULY.
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FAMILYECI'IONS" ''•
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R
IN SAD.: MISFORTUNE
r .
r. and:'� Robert Rae wee t
M ...Mrs .. .
St.Ma
Yep
the endof last we k
at-
tending
tle funeral ofMi. Andrew
s
o D'Itars. -Rae
Coult :husband f•.
youngest sister Mr.: Coulrd. had, de+;
veloped blood poisoning from a pim-
ple on his face-anci died en Wednes=
day of last week` after`:' only `;three
day's . illness:
The 'illness of;' Mr Coultard had led
to 'a highway tragedy in which one
'cousin of his was', killed 'aro another
very. seriously injured. The two cous—
ins; • William and Nelson .Coultard
drove with :'a horse and;'b;i'gy from
their: home` -a•• couple' of miles iaway'to
seethe `.man who was ill. On "their
way home,' about two mileseast of
St. Mary's, they were, overtaken'y
a big automobile which .Prof -lied , into
the 'bugrcvfrom behind. --The buggy.
was smashed, and such was the force
of the impact that tire' ,horse' was
thrown back upon the nose of the car:.
where :with its back ,broken'' it was,
carried • for several hundred feet until;
the ear was ditched.
William. Coultard was' instantly
killed, but` Nelson, though seriously
injured' is expected •to recover. The
car• which did the damage,'was founq
to be a United States .machine
There `"seems reason toi :believe: that
'the two mien -who. occupied the car
would. have run away from the scene;
of; the, :accident had note. the -dead
horse .caused their car to gb•{linto the
ditch. They were later placed under
arrest, , one ,being -:held and the other
released on $6,000 bail. They are said
to have put' ''up, -the • rather iaine ex-
cuse that they had just come over a
ridge and did'.not have time to avoid
the bu g g Howevere v
ggY the buggy was;
on the right side .of the.roa '-s
_ d and wtt.
well away: , froni the hill.' Besides is
was hit squarely behind or
it would
ret,
have-
caught hthe horse as it did. It
was - a.
supreme m
example
am -..1e ;
P
P of thetoo
fast and utterly reckless driving with
which1 o
a t gather :.too tiffany, of our
n visitors are xe charged.' •
•
#114'.."A'
n KING 1.nltDIN
K
71
A. . rathe1r° curious
.ria span .:occurrde..
the•,harbor• recently/.William:.F.let-
•e'her tuff. h:is earding : stan i. ` '•t no. ` ler
'tom tile' 'iinrlao% without wetting tile'
emergency brake. Aq Squall " '- i,.:
� wind'
-witli.laiii.-catrt-..0 ... and the Wind
,.. , P lid set
the•:.,:oar. iii.• motion towards 'the.
. .. _ h edge
of •th6'pier. •Fletcher, ran .toget' the
b ak�2e , on. to dp in
•
dhoisorc.a• r ..„g'hoad'ovt
eor.7,u.th e
odffg
earim:dowika
oe
•ut
ten feet of water. The carabet over
to,blie side, and turned over aa'It
` •'
sankIt' as' in °`verY
bad
c ;n
d
i
ti
o
n,
Whin-, taken out a''fe days later,
'Intuitione a :—drive.
-.. e •. It .,
,helps' s ,woman driv
.P'
tells her •the dMan • coming ',will tak4
the ditch if necessary—, •
-`The': chief difference' between an auti
thority and an expert is that ,,the
thority knows something '.about it:
Say It,With Flowers
Hotel 'Design`s,; Wedding,
:- B'u»ches, -Etc.:. -A - Specialty
Furnished on Short : Notiee
Orders amounting to $5 .and
over,• Express prepaid..
' Flowers - delivered to any .part'
of •Canada, , jJnited 'States and
Europe, • also other . countries.
GEORGE STEWAtT.
WS- Florist Phone 105
GODERICH,' :ONT.
Koda
k
Outdoor d�
oar Fan
Nothing "like outdoor' fun
this time of
ear-noth
Y, ng,like
oil; :k
a
ictiir..::es
of. . :it :'
for
.alar
Y�
1
a um:
Get
YaurKodak
her •
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and;
lo
ad
i
withthe dePendableY ehowboxKodak
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xlktt .j.
to fin”
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