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and, CHILDREN'S HOSE--
OwNO. 55 Silk andLisle for ladies, in several'
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esi at 75c. is sure winner.
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NO, 650 Lades' SUkand-RaYon-a new coin-
Matto- thist year7is:provinga good seller having
lustre as •good as any $2.00 hose and less danger of
garter runs.
, Children's everyday, hard -Wearing Hose, jil
ribbed cottdif and dolburs, 20, 25 and 30ca pair.
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ummer Underwear for'Ladies and Children,
PRESERVE SEASON SUPPLIES,ARE ON HAN
NLEY'S VARIETY. STO
LUCHNOW, ONTARIO
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A.-LKERTON'
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.ROBBED
Jerome Bruder, the bank teller whO. •
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five weeks ago accidentally' shot him -
Self while cleaning a revolver, died as
.result, of thewound on Tuesday!
July 19th • He was .26, years of (age'
.and the '',9n1Y, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John IL :Bruder of limn..
The. deceased was tellers in the Bank'
of Commerce here, 'and , on June 15,
after returning ,:from having 'dinner.
took iii!the',Office revolver and began
tO, 'clean it. Reinoving shells.
frein-the-eylinder;-he, overlooked one.
and this one later was exploded ;while.
, the ntiazle, Of the ;kiln • was 'directed
,--tewards...4.his-,stgoinack
passed IlirStugh.., the . sternacho • -.:the,
spine, and the pleuresac. In spite of
every care septic' pinioning;set •ilt
and the patient gradually became
worse.;:. •' ' •-•!•• '
The late .Mr, Bruder ,was a temper7
*te, ::industrious and ' well -beloved
young inaitrill.e-Was'tc,•imentber •:of
the, le Kights. of 'Cehinibuis and of
' the HyNanie ..Society,,,
thinks he has an open
-neind".„?f enljeii,.nkerely vaant.•;
The' Mortality rate for heart fail-
ure is lest:than' the rate for brake
failure..,
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Q1,11hi Nor ti.lA*Ts
40,PANEY '
(C1/14Oti. N'ew87R!.ic"(1)
Mr. Ji4,4iii:cii:4siri
.tlisSers,,T;eman 11Sonic;f.c
eifleiritrnior
eit.,•
Who hae:SPeitt, the, past twenty-one
years 'in ,California, arrived last week
!* visit to the home of his sister,
Mrs. John, Cuninghame: „Mr., Stev-.
ertson,..wh'(!( is in his ninotieth")"reare
Wee&-hk,IflarY:rliilhin; a evie itarl
-C`Oining":.threeigii: the 'Panck!na"-inst
and landing: irr.New York; He made
the „ journey :-entirely alone' and wati
'eighteen days On beard .the boat. He
thoroughly enjoyed. the trip, making
friends With many on ' hoard I and
found it a Verp.preasant mode of tre
vel. Jie ,visited fee,,several weekewith
a :nephew nt jersey City. and :also
stopped Toronto for a. week or ,e4,,
hi.e.sieter'.., Miss 'Bea Stevenson,.
'cOniPanYing him froi there. '
31r, Stevenson'. came. to Clinton in
1852and for years carried on an 'un-
dertaking *busineas here. lie left for
California in March, 1906, and this
is Itis first return visit. Ile, finds many
chtingeS in ClintOn „and misses many,
familiar faces. Mr. Stevenson is erect
and active , his only.inftrinity. being
a., dimness of vision.
ing. In' the Public. -
have passed•withmi
aminat all, •
.1928 MOTOR'140131444*IltATES -
4011.*:40ergeS. #eniTi.Mlniater of
Highwaye, announced liiat.;„,week „that
• the contract ,for the 1928.Motor, ye-
niarkere has, been given
.to Canadian .CelortYPO,...1411; Handl-
ten;.on,* unit bashr,cif .73ikc. a set of
plates.. . The Contract will involve .a.
Government expenditure
for the Department
'ttntiltes' Vt4t• 47,0,090‘ vehicles will be
,OPerated, in Onfatio 'next'. year, of
.which ,400,000 .Will,„ be • passenger.
ears. Thq present:•contritat' ,prlee is
one-quarter Of Cent lower than the
figure' On which the Hamilton. firm
gebilred the`award"-ma.the.1,927 plates.
The 1922,:markers will have .11. 'yellow
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background Witk,black. lettering and
,
there 'will .be no elange 10 design.- The
"yelloei" will be, the tint of the 1924..'
plates::
Sometime on .Saturday night be-
tween` the hours of nine and mid-
night,' some person or persons, Man-
aged :to Slip into one of 'bedrooms off
the kitchen in the Chinese restaurant
'in "the Reiss block cui-d. made 'a geta-
Way. with 'seine $80 in 'Cash. ;Being
Saturday nightand the Usual heavy
business being carried on, to get into
the room, Without being noticed by
the Chinese would -be .comparatively
easy. The Chinese' were in the habit
Of keejiing. a eonsiderable.sunvin the
bedroom and quite ,a; number of young
men,bank around the, kitchen of the
ifeitaiiiiiit.7'-lCiS----13-p--40ed,thatthe
erirnq. -Ni.es'eommitted,bl 1oct1 youths,
who 'had learned of the Memel being,
kept, there. ,.• Provincial Constable
•Widemeyer is working on the case.
ere and ere
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It is estimated that 23.502,000
, acres' will be sown "to elope thia
year in tae West, an increase° of
2,500,000 lagrei over 1926,
• Canadians hold the 'retard for
sating efeits The ,averego Canadian
Iasi Year consiimed. 337.-7a record
.,,decordinte to 'Dr. J. IL Grisdide,•
Deputy Minister of Agricultiire.
ONTARIO'S PoPCZATICil ,
AND -BIRTH 'RATE"
The pOnulation of • Or.tar"o •
3,103,900, .the .latest Vital statistics.
report issued' bY the Provincial Gov-
erninent Shows,„ The.;*urban PoP4h1-":
tion is 1,473,189j and rural pomilation
is 1;619,811. • Rural Ontario's popula,,..
tion is greater than the urban 'dis-
tricts, but the births' in the rural sec-
tion• are fewer than in the cities and:
towns. . The rate per 1,000 for citie,
and, towns was 20.61, ,.On the whole,
births Show a ntirneriaal increase, over
Aher---previeue_Yee.r of although
the rate Vas 'slightly lowerr.-The-il-,
FORMER PARAMOUNT
RESIDENT
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There passed ,away at Iron Moun-
In, Mich., on July 19, Mrs. George'
Staley,, .1aest daughter" ef the ,Iate
Mr. and Mrs. Thonoad Davis, of Para -
She is ••survived' by her hus-
band and one daughter, --.residing at
Iron Mountain, and one sister, Annie
- Davis, of Arthur, Ont.
_legitimacy rate increased by. 2.6 per
1,000 hiths..` •
A VANISHING' ART
The butternaliing:Contest at Weta
ern Fair is to ; be : elinfinated.• The,
present widespread development of
•creenteries,•th'e Making ,of .dairy but..
''ter.:',,begins to be a little out of date,
An important item in the farmout-
Vet, not so very long ago,, was but-
ter; sweet cool earthenware :crocks
of it, or delicious golden pound prints.
Nowadays' ' many farm .housewives
who fermsrly made butter'purchase.
even what is used -on their own table.
-Exchange.
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CHANGE'*SOCNIII8la
OTION METII,OD
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A long Series of university, collegi-
Tobacco -growing le flourishing in
Weste.ra ;0"-)iitar.100 and: thiaYeertha.
acreage ,Ile. 4000 et
. double ;.that d.voted W ties .produc-
tien of 04. rdant..la OW' Thecrop
hist Year,. was valued • at$0,0011.000.
ate inStitlite and publicschool exam-
inatiOns have now run their course
and come to a • conclusion with the
"high school entrance." It is a grati
lying fact that examinations.are less
and lent; relied on, and. that work chit-
inr the -terin-le-increasinglyi-import,
ant,_.in_determinin academic' .stand7
hools Many pupils
• 'trying a final ei-
atimv
his: is; eminently
sensible, and the m re there 'is of it
the . better. There is; in examine-
• tions, an element; of chance which is
absent' from the day -in -day out per-
formance during the term; a ,per-
formance averaged .over a long peri-
od. A pupil writing. an examination
may feel .not quite Up to the mark,
may get the very questioni.he Tknows
least, or may write on a day when
the heat is oppressive and he cannot',
• Possibly do very much to
the :point is the action taken' by the
public schoo board at;:Brampton in-
exeusing from examinations tk e
seven boys who recently escaped from
i.the 'collapse of 'a. "eaye • at Fletcher's
Onis of tliO•iiiest poireifid radto
statioaii .43esisid*. wit eieeted
• at Red *ear, 'Alberta, ia *ear,.
:Stations 'will be (spirited in
ijo.Cisigary and llIdinekabin by solicits
edatrdl ,the' *Oa atatioa:
THE ANDREW RE -UNION
Dcscend*flts . ofEirIY Askfteld Set-
, t.1,ni- ',HMOs PlisOble 'Gathering. •
. The first re -union 4lys Andrew
4i.ni1:4A-i4altZldra*Tni1V.teisila*ilihfoweaasilY1.1043det-t'l°e4"
Isaac A!idreWht OW' iOncifir
.sion 'on Friday July 22nd. Irtie4eli.
'titer proved unfavorable .that the:
laWn, .and orchard ,were:. deserted' AI.
the .spablous, barn, Where 4iVer, 'goo
ro*,00entoovot • of tuo4o'..O14.'"0.1illeP'
families enjoyed a. 'good programme'',
and ref,realintents. • the intervalS
between, showers, the 'genie* and ;Pith,.
letie events • were carried Out, in -.1•1).f.
fielde. Adjoining:the barn,' ••• '
mfaoytl'icke'afi
ilePresen Ives. o e ..a les
were preeit from --LnelineWt• Kinlotigh,
Dun
garivr; qodericli and: Allenford-Mind.
points, :Western ,, and
•enIfial:.;.0.0arto Essex '
London, Milton, 'Elora; dnelek, :, and
Toronto. ; F. Andrew, who
brought his: wife and , two chiidren
from Vermilion, Alberta, -undoubted-
ly . tarried off.,long 'distance:Juniors
for having travelled the furthest. te
be present at the Reunidn: Repro.
.sentatives were' present froM. Mehl.
. • .
;an in the persons of Miss .1darY •
Firige.q. 'end her sister, Mrs. Erb, and
:.deugliter". , • .
S. 1:1' 'Stotheis of Essex, 0.ntarpi:
•0011 'al
•BUT RESTORER. WITH l'413,10.4:P.
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REM' '
E.iri"c4Murlint.
Mr. '
Dear. Ort -t lunSt write. and let .
You know how our on, • who had, •
creepingparalysis, is improving.
had only taken of your :Medicinea. ;
bout
hieeie'llipedeeweek hkiiliesh.be.f:adihilgeearcin°;,Nteldlidthiw3, iii,Pl!te'audain4ngsd. "
and is worldng 'every' day;; and i
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teal' Ingr iin9PureTi'edmausfithor:SifikiIinis:
noire? Wet:ices .stillintyakingyeurininadi.•
cannot' • oe
your medicine ° too highlYt; for what it •
has idol* for us all. We 'do not;thiek' -
there is 'any ; medicine sold on the.
market go effective ip building up a
.reconnue'nd it our neighbors and
clitine, and, we highly
rlm.lidtrpopWi,,nfigsytostesemi: es,r-mMrso•oMil,u)veem
rfnt.t'sNanit:
ural Me ;.
°sincerely c‘youra, :
Mr. and tfis Wm. d'Leiiso; '
, ".• Elmwood, .Ont. R. R. 2,-
• Noir. ,,Ilesslaad will -be • opialally
repreileited Use 'ffeeld'a. Poultry
Genre." :ilk Ottawa, , July 27 to
AngostA. IL. W. Hawke, one the
Island Dominion's best known poul-
try--,-breaders represent that.
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ew. Hotel for Queen City of the Plains
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!Jove :--icitsussic 4 Um, sew', .i100,1, • Lplee2rt-i=o•Reielii it nee: .ffoielC.igaiik.ntchewne•
• epd T. E. Cheiter. The'lnenaser.
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(Ito. oCtlie most heautiful, buildings in Western Can-
ada is. the ".Hotel Saskatchewan," Regina'snew
Whieli was officially 'Opened, by E. W. Beatty,
--:1,PresIdent- of the•Canadian-Piteifie, on May 24, In it
. have sough to provlde the maxImun
.'of 'convenience- and comfort for: itif guests - and to
obtain the Most pleasing. arthiteetiirat effect;
Regina's need for a netV.,beitelry has .been. felt
' ;keenly .for seine tiine„ as . the impertiiiicO • as
capital.Of the province which. fOrnlishes• 404 Pier cent.
'the:',.DoMinion"i4Wheat.output, has beenliteedfil:la.
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:Creasiion'Of a hotel in 'Regina Wee -Inter -
ng: The erect .. •
trupted by the war, and the removal of. the oldsteel
ietrueture less_dthiin A year ageiinerked, the first step
,towards the 'realization of .Regiiia's dream of a now
'modern hetet:Which at last has been brought about
throngh- the enterpriee-ot-the,Ctinadian-Paciffe.:RailAL
' Way: ,
Fleasitttr • artistic„ effects have been ..,acliieVed
thretigholit ,the,interior of the building. • The public.
Whieb are numerous and. ',Patient, each have
0204:00 .0.0; Ott Dt TO Jetts,* 11*.,
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creek.: The reason given is that they
would be too unnerved tirdetheir
best. Many a high-strung child -is..
Unnerved by the 'examinations theni-
selves; or tries them under some
strain of heatand physical ailment.
.The "exaMi”. really do not mean as
much *Es used to be thought andit is
'gratifying to find,a general movement
towards ,curtailing theirimportance
in the year's educational, program. -
Toronto Star Weekly.
LIGHTS ON., ALL vgnicims
The', Highways Department has
made the carrying Of a light on all
vehicles driven on '" the highways
throughout the province' 'obligatory
between' dusk and dx. Lighted
lamp's* showing white t e front and
red to the rear will be required on
all horse drawn vehicles after Octo-
ber ist, this year. The action is re-
garded. as necessary for the .protee-
don of those driving motor vehicles.
ridingor
those on the -.he:I-se drawn 'Vehicles.'
..,-on• as
PARAMOUNT 1J.F.W.13., •
country..
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Besides tbe, game„ flab hatchery
which. Will be established, bY the no -
Minion .Government in' tins ,Wateron
Lakeses distriet in Southern AlheAlberta,.,,*a commercial fish ,hatchery will- bo
established Anthe north.. The letter
will also handle certain species of
game" fish suitable tolake watere;
The; Canadian Patine.' steamship
. . . .
passenger traffic throughthe port.
Of .Saint John during. the' Winter .•
season of 1926-7 was over 40 per
cent.. greater than that ofthe-prevIV
• oui season and it is expected that.
Lawrence Pert will „Idurie a still
greater. increase.*
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tunda; for instance, have a Spanish atmosphere. Th.
Walla of the refiner are of "autitiue-mcittled-ancl
deeo-
rntod plaster with a, base of stone' and a- carved
*etene mantel, while the ceiling, is a wood 'rib and
beam ceiling, painted and decorated. •
One'Of '-eliiOaf'leotnfortiSbltrisnt14inruellici
thr,tOoma—,
In • the 'hetet is tho lifitaryi Situated' on-the:first-
The walls ere of panelled wood with endossi book.'
cedes -
The exterior is no less beantttisl than the ilgtilialstf:
It Is ,deSignect in 'Georgian -Style, the first two sterols'
being faced' with 'or naafi': stone quarried
near Winnipeg. The' main entrance Is •partitularly
strikin
g
withitatalICorinthan pilasters and arehed
windows.
Therearglf.gtet bed -rooms o
ns baths,and
spacefor 98_inera'un thec.,il'
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Itetf•have;,,riet,,been finished.
11*which,'0eaclt
eotintst of the nature of the soil, the hotel was
'erected 'on foltiforood* detierete mat - With stnietural..-
steel plate girders anihedded in the eon P
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olittfit "%Olt *10 .0 0)00 AR'
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;•• The July • meeting -of the ,Paramount
Club ,was held ,at the home
.of Mrs. R. Struthers, in Lucknow.
There was a goodattendance and e
good program was. enjoyed, .4 •siden-,
did. paper -on ."The: Vane of , Friend-,
shil,"was given by .Mrs, J McIntosh,
oia one on "Different, Uses or Flour
hyMrs. F..CaMphell". Amanda
MacDonald '...contributed ' a , Sole. and
Margaret. 'Button; a reading.'
Instru-
rnentals were given by Mrs. F.
bell; Mrs -G., MieDiarmid, Mrs. J. T.
• The , kit addition to the 'chili of
Canadian Pacifichotels As the'
"Hotel, Saskatchewan," Tecate(' it.
Regina, 'Opening on May 24. It is
one of the finest of the chain. of. a.'
chaineter in keeping 'with tlie.•
' Im-
portance of the capital 'eity of th.
Province which ,furniehea. 50.. pet,
cent. of the Dominion's Wheat out-
put. The hotel is 12 stories, con-
taining 21,6 bedroonus', with bath„ and
,inasy beautiful Public rooms and
administrative offices.
Webster, Ellen Ketchabaw, and Mrs.
. Jag,: Webster; and Mit; R. Struthers
and Mrs: .Hamilton 'gave a duet.
Questions On "Citizenship," were tak-
en by Ethel Martin, .and on "Co-opera-
tive Marketing,"/hY.Mrs. J. T. Web-
ster and Mrs.. 'McGill:. The August
meeting will .be held-rit-thrtome-4--
Mrs. James MacDonald,, '$ilien the
roll call will ,be `names of 'Cabinet
Ministers: -Mrs. McGill, Press See'Y.
TIM GODEItICH; CENTENNIAL
was chosen chairman of the gather-
tng, and 'et intervals during the. pro;
.granune beread letters from repro.:
'sentatives of the families unable te
be present in person...The post-marlcs.
on these letters, show how, far the
family has been .scattered Over . the
%Dominion Of Canada 'kind the :United'
States of Anierica; ,Coinniunications
,carne from as 'far bait as Brockville..
Ontario, and as. far West as Vaneowt
, ver • in Canada, and Los Angeles in
the United 'States, and included point!.
in British-,-Colinnhia,-.1..SitsitateheWan
Manitoba, Minnesota,::. Dakota,,
-gan- and Ontario. k Reminiscent :.ad.,
'dresses' were.given lisi'••the Vfiaident
Isaac Andrew;yin..McQuillie,
Andrew, 'Mrs. George Lane, 3elin
,Andrew, J. C. witheis; „Tao McQuil
lin; V. G. Andrew .and C. E. MCDon-
IntersPereed throughout tlie pre.
graniMe .Were selections by the Mc.
Quillin 'Orchestra, a reading by Is:
aae •Andrew,:'a duet by Mrs. Rev. D.
Lane.. and daughter, solo' 'by Alfred
AnclreW,: Highland 'Dancing by thr
McEinnon sisters Of Detrait,'. ana• a.
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fife solo by Charles .Mcguillin.•
,Frequent 'reference'vas' made by:
the speakers to the work of the An-
drew pioneers . and: the hardships, they
encountered. The late William . An
dieW, originally came 'frorn Bideford
in"Deipan in the days Of the, sailing
,vessel, the. voyage across the Atlantic
taking six weeks. This•teols place it'
1650, but it Was not. Until 1852 that
land was tahenup and • settled 'upper
on the :12th Concession of -Ashfield,
where the three Sons, Edmund, Johr
F., and William Andrew .Jr. Secured
tioldings: •_Tiiis' laid is. now ',owned
grandson, Robert Andrei?, and
two :great-grandsons 'David' Andrew
tnd John F. Andre*.
The above is one of the many let-
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ters we receive daily from 'people
who have used ,the Natural Herhit
for their complaints, and we are sure
tliet .there is an herb for your trou-
Me, *bleb. if used, will give you the-
4ame results :as this letter states' this "
boy got, after being carried to Mr,
-Marlin at the hotel in Hanover. He
used the herbs- iiiid-abo-fe-ul- the-letwr-- -
ter. from his parents. .
Tf YPU are at ill:troubled with any .,
Complaint • and you wish to, get re- -
sults, .eall and see .1Vir. Murfin, the
• herbalist Of the Canadian _Herb Gar-
dens, of 110 Dundas Street, 'London r'
Ont.Who will be at the Cain House •
Lneknowy Wednesday,' Anent 1001;
..(one day,. only). Hours 0 a.m.k to 2 •'•
,p,M, and will be glad to tell you what •
herbs to use for your troubles. There
are over 1000 herbs used, all :differ-
ent; for. the different diseases, 'end
Mr. Murfin being an expert on herbs',
will tell, you what you should Use for ••
your conipleint,' He will have :some,
with him, and no matter' What ',the,
:e_orn,nlaint is„ or how llongstanding it •
there, le--icherly-that-groVis..-fOr it
that will get you the results -like the.
-abOVetletterlitetes-.thliboy---got;-;=Re..__.
Member the date, and coe earty.
Natore's Remedy will be there sped-,
ally.for your complaint, ' •
The Canadian Pacific Railway
•COmpany reports • from Winnipeg
the, Marketing' of grain it the pre*. ,
ant rate of 180,000 bushels daily, as
Compered with 129,376for the cot*
responding reason .•�f Jest :lean,
Manitoba% 180,000 ..e0wmtrei With
Saskatchewan's 53000 and A1ber.1
tfee 366,807. Loadings are alai:
,abovelast ,Year's: record with , 220
ears ; daily:
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The greater -portion of the befl.
terming the carillon to be Initalled•
in the Victory Tower, ; at ' .Ottawai,
' were shipped. fro* England on Mil
.7 by,.the-Canadian Pacific steamshiP.
"Balfour," The carillon, \caiesisting
of 56 bells, is regarded as the fin-
est inthe world, and hi/ire been cast -
.
at the famous bell foundry' at Croy-
don. ,The bells *re *.portion of a'
.\natienal memorial to thousands of
Canadians Who.. laid down their
lives in the Great War. '
Aftermonths of 'preparation, God-,
*rich celebrates 'July 31 -August 6 its
hundredth • anniversary., A program
.of great interest .has been :arranged
for each day ,gf the 'week, On Monday,
Tuesday and Vedneadalt.;., evenings'
August "OK VNiijik, be .-gtxrew-,-1-
grand historical Pageant; With over
;six 'hundred 'people ni costume, pre;
.se_Otingthe finest :Spectacle ever seen
in these Western counties. Other (int'.
'standing client's, are a championship
sejni-'pra. 'baseball matcWr,..,betWeeri
Osiers of Toronto t and Illadoes .•. Of
Detroitfor a purse 'Of $700, On Wed-
newitil; , two gnat day's of liorse'
riithig' a3r-and-Thursdityr -band -
'tattoo,' and.' fireWorka display, -Friday.
n tz-h t; Protti hei al 'athletie., meet' and
soft -ball game, London 'Ladies vs,
Toronto Ladies, Saturday:.
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The Province.,of New Bruninvick
is rising in importance as a fur.
" farming province. " The report on
the , fur. farnaa of Canada' just
sued by the ;Dominion'. Bureau of
• Statistics Shows New .,Brunswick at •
the head Of all 'the provinces in the
e Matter - „, his
of the • yearly gain -'in 't
lnimiber Of fur farms: • .These in-'
•Creased. by ekuctlY, 190 In. the year
-ericling4dairch...a926, nearly .doub.;
'ling the number of the year before „
. and standing ,in the Jater year at
206.,• Prince Edward island' '
.:leads. the , Dominion in. the number
of farmS,,haviag, 570 out of, a DO -
minion total of •the latter
'fighre comparing with 2,130 • the
year before. The provinces rankas
Prince • EdWard, ,570;
Ontario 4951 Quebec,: 454 New
BrninsWieli; 296; Neva ..Sdotia, 192; '
kberte and "British each •
• 120 ...M.aniioha..; 531 S sake tch
144 and ilia ••• •2.
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HURON COUNTY SCHOOL FAIR
Hensall=SePt. 8.,
Zurich -Sept; 9.
Ford,Wicli=rSePt.t;,12`,.
Wroxeter -Sept. -11.3
• Ethel -Sept. 14.
Walton -Sept. 15. •
BelgraVe-7:Sept. 16.
' Carnivals,...aquatic sports And Many, , Varna -Sept 1.9, • •
other events 'throughout the ' week: ..Goderieli'Vp-SePt. TO.
The town 4 the lake -invites you to -C_soi.lbHor:e6nsT_p;Spte,pt.2.82.1:
co,me,arid jinn in the big time, , Ashileld Tp. -Sept. 22,
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Dashwood
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rand Bend -Sept,
80.
" Clinton Town—Oat, 4,
. 0100 .ailVill.440# ,O,
The old failiiinted Sweetie was dif- SePt" 9'
/dent 'Perhipt .yott. 'held- her -hands
..but yottoiyor h011 to ON het 4404.
The late 'William Andre* brought
'-vith him 'four liens and .six; daugh;
ters. The Boni. were Edmund, John
17 Williath and Job. The daughtersvere Mary Ann, who Married. . the
'ate John' McDonagh, ' Elizabeth, who
married' the lite Edward.. MeQuillin '
Caroline, who married the ' late
r.lharleS Baynes, ':' Sarah, Jane,: wig'
12
narried the late Richard Briggs,'Al-
lee-wbO married the late Edwin Cox3.nd Isabelle, Who, married John Pen,
qington, •,
.". The families of Edmund, . John i
'Iark,, :Ann and Elizabeth Andrew
weie -born and reared in the vicinity
: If LucknoW;, and . man f of their- de. •
icendants stillTremain in the locality:
rhe 'remaining 'Andrew families, liter
:nOved westward, .Williani, Jeb; Alice,
Ind Isabella going to Minnesota; :Car'
oline and, Sarah ;Tank' to )iliddleitex.
and later to Michigan. It is worth
noting in this connection that ' Mrsg
Goii- (Alice;Andrese)jwas_the second
white' Wainan to settle in Minnesota,
Her husband later became a • State
Senator in Minnesota. .Hewas a bro-
ther Of the:artist,. Palmer COX, NOP
became famous for hi "Brownies."
The Second "generation: Of the Wil,
, . .
ham Andrei, !may numbered seven-
ty-six, the families, ranging in num-
ber 'from, two ; to fourteen ,'with an
average of 7.6 per family. All of the
,first generation .•of. Andrews •have
since passed away; "- - 1 ' • .
_ -Mary Andrew,„,:sister• of ,the' 144
William' Andre**. marrl'ed... William
Lane, for whont the .first post Office
of Lanes was named. :the ehildien,
from this union weresix, in number-.-
James, Mary Ann (Mrs. W. H. Reid.),
:viands '(4tfi•,..4.0n ,Tt!'„9RrAinel- !AV':
er Mrs, JOhn. P. -Andrew),• W(Illairi
• (the present treasurer .,: q Huron
county), and Richard E., of whont,
four surviVemi-Jarnis Lane, Who ;is:,
snearly 30 'Years 'ef' age, -aro wile was
unable'. ti) be present at the Ite-union
on tiocOtiot, of an' ifilury to his Shour-4
der, Richtird E.i Who is in businesa 'iv
W4i..041.1.:$4,1kAo-;inialpie,Lto!_,ho.. present-
OWing,to'-iliediatailde,..06finty•Treae;,
i
' urer 'William Lane, who was pro.
ventod from attonding: hipatilie 'of .the
Reid, who -was the' Only one Of the
Oat. generation of the Lane .faraily
present::
At the close Of the special Pro --
gramme of music readings,;dancing
and speeches motions were. presented "
to the meeting and heartily endorsed
by those present: -r •
(1) • That. ii hearty vote .of ,thanks •
e.toxtended.lo the Re -union Commit-
tee .(Iiime'Andrew,..... WM.
W. G. Andrew, and C. B. McDonagh)
in appreciation ;Of„,',.their.ivork
or-
ganizing the -Re-union and carrying
it threllgh to. a succiasful conOnsinn...
. (2). ':That the chairman, 5. B. Ste:
thers, be given a"' heart): vote Of
thanks, for 20 ably taking the part
of.: master jof cerenionies for the
af-
ternoOn.
' , (3) That • the Re -anion. be
'placed on n• Permanent heiti ,and held
„it regular intervals. ,
, B That steps be taken to collect
historic material, pertaining to the
Andrew settleinent in Huron Count)
in order that these records. be pre-
served in. permanent form; .
gptsvitsillo !ioothito 444 Milt W. 11
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'Kodak Outdoor _Fan
Nothinglike outdoor fun
this tame of year -nothing like
,Kodak pictures of it for your.;
album.
Get your Kodak- here -and'Aciad-
with the dependable yellow -box Kodak
We de 'experZ •
photo finishing&
:Kodalis SS I;
A. E.Liiicklk
;The Rextill: Store
Liicknew, Ont,„,
,
,•••
say It With Flowers
'Designs,'
finachei, Etc., A. Spedaltl
Furnished on SherrNotieer
*,..b.rdersainotuiting .to 'Si and
,
over, EictirOs prePald, '
'Flowers delivered to oty part
of Caoada,--tnited. States and
:Europe,also other cotintriel.
,GEoRGE STEVVAR
viola _ _rho. lot
Goromicit: oft