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THURSDAY, ..WLY 21.gt!4.90 '
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g wormow. 1444it0Ar.:14.4 abounds
,. • • At s.pEciAi, .PRICES For" . JULY ,.,• ) vt), ,:.fisk: pt vartdss visos,..but,, has • s
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"11f"11°S WHITE 111P- °1°' STRAP 3141!".1-c,S and 0'1°1' 140"0441111140160111ce!‘v!drt.:Peen14u;t•t•Tt
With medium iligh' COMM Heel. .Special July Price .,...,!„.'•-.**M.:0- to raise the level of ' the ;710nter - in
WOMAN'S: BLACK KID :ONE !STRAP; SPOKK,. Cuban ilik' °'e lalc:a'. 14 41ils. dram; is a' sluice.
, < ar•PinWalt: ferfiell• In the Shiinit. the
Special riot • I., .....H.‘„ ;,,• .......•.•,,, ,:,..,'•-• • •.•'• • .• ,sti,•09: 8 gates'NY.,hrh::enene4 and.go. suckers
0 went down.the :river, to spawn. Now
SPORT SHOES :la Brown and. Cream"*i14 ' nod Back • and White in. early July they Niroxoacquiug 'back:
CaK. With Rubber Sliegiat ' f'riee'.•,: .. . r ,..:;...,;,c...S2M5 44 'as OeY *cre 'll4 wanted 4.1' tbe
lake the ‘Uatee were 'dint, As. they
WOMEN'S ALF TIE,. Cabals Heel, a very •ifteetsy:Ishoe ;iitiii low• kept crowding to \ the hec1 of 'Oh
price, jots ;t'.ite,7 line. sizfa'firom 3114. 7.q.. ..: .., . .... . ,...,.1 , , ,,,. 'stream and with little". feed, ' *4113,
::. 0E04 .Foll :my.:wEic.ti4ti : .,, ; ., .; . ; •
; .., ,;:,:st. iios:., yiNvere, ,dying.. SO action:Ato, taken to
•y eleau tbera out.. Mv•,. inforniont...a ' re.;
wpmEN*.ipp-Itlile-Nir;ith4-4,iiiihrailbotft,;:ileele7"ire07.4,4;007,alid.$0,01-e....Teeiriet4...inAUTge.A.00:04
.:4t well Sizes r4-4.;Y2-10tiegii4 at ."..j.. ...., : .4:;:.. .. . ',:, , ; : ' $zo,
u*. gove,:fe theeo. Agures, ,overege '
,tne; gsyn me;these • figOreSilyeT4ge
u ' TABLE',.';40!"11:ADIES';• PiT.41WISS.ASIffMSPS91,CSN LINESt...with 1009 to ...the • Isad .,.xiiiik7t*Rerf
. . weight .2. Poinais.0 20;:. waggon .lefids.
' • • - • CLEANING AT VERY ATTKAcTrirs i';KwKK. aliO3*,,a0010::;ohkgail,.50kiquili- aud‘niOvo
, , •ed. in at:fertilizer; .0tOor, loads ,dunin,,,
\ ) -.id . 5,100*-00.40-hole:-ano CO,Ored. over.,
.., with earth.' The ratio' of 4044. t.o.. ify-,
in fish fish •tarlis.: 1 to. 20 .Another :time
o. 490,4* •feW. ' days ago:;: when our
0 steamer docked . et one .of the -ports.
• some passengers of which I.. was one
•-were standing at the ;.ii-gelt. rami. . We
noticed two dogs on the 'dock. one ; a
big brown St. •Seritied; the other -ia--
*rfalthiticirand tan terrier.-The-bie
:dog with an, occiussionallf"woof woof"
• seemed to desire to make his nteaeace.
• I ACOntrilffited•by the Oniden) ' . known. Soon in. answer tr, miner ,. of:
"•' The, Guides have been *voted with meat acritas from the :kitchen of the
iiimit'• was threWn On.' the 464.
•. geed' weather daring. their 'ten day mediately the 'big ,•dog ..took full
... charge
and thelittle.fellow steed
Ow at, Point :Clarke', . with 'the 'mi!.
1Tery..iMpreSsive WereHt.he-clOsing:
'same distance back looking',WistfUllir
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. ,•:Optiosi•-of'VW0fainy-l.ayegOolity',313.0,iices held in •Cenriection with the. Nti.Le:baoilrg61ititetil,g.hlfheepriVogt:43•.
, '„mOrising,' Rev. ‘'MeTtivish film'. Port omelet -School of • the Presbyterian hat, .was . driven back. After every-
" • ; .'IIIcipill addressed the Girt Guides and Church. at Camp Kintail on Sunday was • de:Oared: the big dog moved - a•
20 Listowel Scouts under their lead:,:... eveningwhen about three hundred. short. distance' away. ' The isnot little
• • meeting .,held •en, the ' lake bank as the rich as .,of7.•-the-.7"pitt-itlile of 'the crumb• Min
genie forward. reininding
persons-Ahe-4epen-for fall°w. th°1
• Jir,-Jiri;TBS3a---i-d-'.. -irkilo-Riee7iiii-W'br •
iiirighigi .: .
.tie. ,AsKalsor: ipuO7ect •.'hy•
evening shadows.: fell, and., the .nun the...rich ritaa'a.,,table.7 but here note
• Abe ..Lord's Prayer and'Glade • and dropped hehind, the glittering .waters left. Even' this seemed to •be 'relished
crumb to be found only the smell was
Scout Prayer... The -Orrice. ' closed , by
•Of .Lake 'Huron, The •-.dean: a the as he kept his nose around the snot..
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t. Singing, "Unto theJ,Hills." About fifty..camp, . Semi' [the big • dog, :•nanie hack ' and.
Ave,. Rev; C.,. 11: 'MacDonald, . .of
Luesnow, announced' the opening drove hint..away....,This incident , was :a!
''''r -:- ,,,Oiii'neople• were'' Present. . . .. Luck ._.
-..• '. __,__. • , sin**,*, was„.1viisttu..‘de3,. eeci wee. psaliniA!itt stiti, e, 4 prayer, following
f9nowhig sivid illusttistion• of what has brought
414; wuriii to ita .present dny. unhappy
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t , 4, • a#714.041774,47. inr-relatives---and ,
• which he introd. aced Re ' J' L B ' con-ditiOn4the,`IelhaKM,-7thel-greed
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..,, •• ,:., :.,',•:::•,m,40i, visited thi. camp: Some came', - .' ,.. "of .see -t -h. ii.1.1-1•.e'eT.e.;* - vii'' h''t; ' .:erd-: of the rich and Big Interesti ei•aui3-'
:,..*,tlie parlir,*orning and .stayettill le -a' .
liatge of the " serVfte ailitTread- the big everything. for theniselves, -and
ttips iii,einuiti,:c„9 'cedoctii, ... • ., ...sciiitute. tevi, T. D. :mediii.0.14h :OC =tiring:little or iiething Or thenopri
' Meaday afternoon the.Gaides :weat 3r the inifertuaate.:BOlibie Buties.iiii••
•iiiniardine, offered prayer. The con- •forgettable lines ; come back to ,• nae.
4. lighthouse ' d took SOV-• • • . .. .. . • •
, ;110 into :-*Ir----.1se an .. . .secration hymn was sung after which , "Man's ' inhunianitY', to Maw:
Rev.• Mt. Burgess addressed the large Makes coantless • thousands ariourn:",
..,;:seal *thief!, and then playe .:4 ball; .
.:" litine With the Listowel.• Se "ts. " congregatioe; using as the basis . of •It.is. 'Ode' of mea•: -It ia true- et dogs..
• Lin'e, tip, Litelinow: Audrey 'Horne; The two principle ts ' are Gore
his 'remarks the words found in John Bay' and Little Current.' Gore Bay., is
•-.._:,*lier!--11-"nrnn•::-4tnw-atd.r-Alitqhe,-- -.145tkVetSer:-`1-tay-unte-yisieLift-opL .the :eountauseat. and ialseautifully peaft-
isinpaMi
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1st base; holm].
ouir ,eyes and look on the •fields; ifor dated on a plateau: surrounded • hy-
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are White. already. do _harvest". cocks and haft; at the head, ef Gote
,„ :, Hnniltsv;shorh'etiml• Eunice• Newtori hey.,..
!' 3rd liaise • Gladys••McDonald; 2ndbase, . . •Sairiienf-the-nioStLintereatilig,aticl.
,.., : .r;,. , .. • Plie apeaket showed that it is Work ieautiftil hays. on the • Island. Little
, ','Igarion,..4eltiateii,„;;Ieft;' Pete...Ritchie,
, , .....: • . • .. • for the :Master by Mdividuals and im :.l.iirirailt. the chief business townon
•nchvichialkithat courits." We must i?e Ale • island is , Situated on the„North
zi; iTraticas• :s...nomPeon, :right.- • , ._
,he Foot tOinfoitthop .
,GUIDE CAMP NEWS
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SCHOOL -AT • • '•
' • aMPTKINTAIL '•ENDS
'lliajrards,of: .30 Persons Gather ;At:
Open .Air SerVice on Sunday Evening:
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ft coraes
Listowelleonta: Thcanpaon, pit- m
,arnest, scere and sympathetic, to To the Algoma
2stern Railway •from Sudbury. Af
Huasoni- eatelierr.p.
%/4; L. Beiraie;'',200;•• E..'• • Smith, , 3rd
11. 'Kidd, Idt;.J,.' 'keetii; centre; G.
*Sandro,• rt.; V. .Cole, short. •
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IIMPire, Mac Pratt, Listowel; Base
umtdre, Mildred Ritchie'. •
• , After a 'very good game the Scouts
proved the wituthrs. by a score 7.
Their Guides, proved almost as good
• and held -them a tie in the fifth inn-
' • Ing, only one run was scored in the
abithfOr the &Outs. In the seventh
• ' inning the icore• remained the' same
That evening the Guides were /Girls' Camp Opens
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presented with a box of marshinat- • The girls' cainp under the auspices
lows and at the camp -fire enjoyed a of the ' Sunday„ schools' and the Y. F.
marshmallow roast. •S. of the Preshiterian Church, in
r On Thursday we break camp which Canada, is 'being held this week at
_ends a tileasant. vacation, tinder' the Kinteo. The eamn, is under the .leadl
• capable leadership of Mrs. McKinm, ership of Rev., Irving B. Kin,. Sea -
who Inia,devoted much time in prep-- forth. The following are the leaders
• arationlfor making her first camp a ;Miss Cowan, Toronto,. director; Miss,
Success, Which undoubtedly •it' has Tianaat, Owen Sound, land and
been. • • Water sports; Miss Jamieson, Sea-
' The first Thursday was Brownie forth, nature study; ,Miss Ruth, Tara,
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day and about .14 Brownies mimed
•• • a day at the lake With the 'Guides
ind their BrOwn Owl, Mrs.• Line
Treleaven. •\ 5 •
• accomplish results. We ,' must haire
ligh ideals:” He quoted EX -Prime
Aflutter Stanley' Dalciwin who said,
'The ehurch would lose more by
having. its- standards too high •than
it „would by having them toelow.",
' The: summer school, which had an
enrohnent of over one hundred, was
conceded to be the best' in the three
years of its • existance and all 'Went
away highly gratified with the suc
cess of. the -enterprise. • ••
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TAKES 40 WINKS ••
' ON THE MOONLIT" TRAIL'
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To he required to, do the jumpiag-
inte-your-hreeches,, .iset at 2 a.m. in
the morning to pull a wayward gas
hugs; back onto the straight and
sterresr- path." has its compensation at,
that; when the grateful driver, who
unceremoniously -took a little shut
eye while ambling along the moonlit
• t trail just north of town on• Sunday
'• night 'and was awakened rudely to
• find his gasoline chugger heading for
the alfalfa via the ditch, insisted that
• • be cross the paint of Mr. Dave Milne
with a $5. greenback, for his as-
sistance in extricatiiii hhn from his
not -to -be envied parking plate.. •
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heoks; Miss Appel, Milverton, drama -
ties; Miss Cameron, London,, handi-
craft. One. day will be given to world
fellowship' under the guidance of Mr.
and Mrs.iplacMillan of Formosa.
-.-'-CULROSS•CORNERS • '
Mr. and Mts. Charlie Knight and
daughter are spending their holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. JOS. Wraith.
Miss Gertie Ross is, spending her
holidays with her uncle„414r.
ThompsOn.. • • -•.
Congratulations to Miss Cori Wall
'n• being successful at •her entrance
,xitininationS.
Mr. and MI% Wm. -Alton visited
.Mr. and Mrs. -Fred Thompson Stinday,
*Mr. and Mrs, Geo'. White spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. M. Gani•
hie.
Mrs. Earle Hodgins spent an af.
ternoon with Mrs. Mike Gamble re-
•cently.
WINDSOR,- DETROIT
AND RtTURN •
Saturday. til*Y Vairt Special
ETurattit4G:
Sunday.'
GOINGt • Standardtime
(through eoechee)
Arrive:
Windsor—L50
Detroit.2.30
Deduced rates at 'Detroit hotels—Canadian funds accepted at par
EtitY tickets early from Depot Ticket Office.
ONLY
4.50
RETURN
Tickets good • in
.coaches only; No
• baggage !checked. •
Children 5 years
and inkier 12,
half
ANADIAN NATIONM78
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;er leaving thd mainland it is, bridg-
id from island to island...in:the Chin,.•
lel. entering Little Current, by a
large aWing bridge over, the main
•Aiming. A Motor road front Est:lam:de
zonnecting with the $oo. North Bay
dighwair, and ferry.. brings •Passen-
gers and autos direct into Little Cur -
My closing Word to Holiday Seek -
ars on health and pleasure bent in
Bruce, Grey: and southern Ontario
Counties. is to take the Blue Water
Highway to ;Owen Sound. embark on
steamers Caribou or Manitou with a
14 hour sail to' Manitowaning, or else
Ail Blue Water Highway to Whitton
and north over a. good gravel road
through the beautifal scenery of the
Bruce. Peninsula 'to Tobermery—and
by steamer Normac, across the 27
mile channel. 21/2 hears sail to South
By. Reverse your rout.,eoming hack,
and enjoy one of the finest holiday
trips in' Ontario. •
'Ye who love. the haunts of nature.
Love the sunshine of the meadow,
Love the shadow of the forest.
Love the Wind among the branches,
Ye who sometimes take a ramble.
Throughthegreen lanes of the
country.
See the hundred .lakes and rivers.
Here are trout and black bass wait-
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tor --the----engertangler's baiting.
Come . to Manitoulin Tsland."
(Withatnsoap..olog
Y•tso ,7,,Ongfellow for var
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Sineerely Yours.
R. D. Cameron.
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Ja1i for 4u1
•.F1,4rirK DIANKETS
White , Platte .1114aliete, heavy
quality, Rlue, ,ba000..
'Sizes 7z,5g-I*5 Special ....PAO
• SILK HOSE
Salt Wee, Substand-
ards, aSsorted voters for..$9c
ee
..,•.;e5, . ;$1,1:k., itt SE •.-
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-.1.adieesilk ,. !se, gull -fash7 •
ion a : iiii;ort- colota.•-fteg. 98e,
for.; a '• pair .- ,.4.; •; ••• , • .% , ...1,79c..
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• WRITE BATH TOWELS
White Bath. Toweli,. Or
Piik.Check, make. a lovely •gift •
230 x
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• LINEN TABLE CLOTHS
!Ore Linen Tab* Cloths, ex-.
tra heavY, colored border, •54
z70.. Special ., 91.35
PRINT APROhTS,,..
14adica'55 l'Aitt_AP•rum•---091"9.5
'•LiaNCHEON SETS ' fast for• 19c
.The late*. filitig -in•
144nAe9n,
Seto. Colored Linen; x 54. ,
m:atclLfr4n$10305
MEN'S .4 -UNDERWEAR
•"'and
ninierveliF,„-aCjireatlY reduced
,Prioes,;• •'" • ' "• •r•
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You wilrget a foal out otnialt1441-6,44 .4461- sweaterftirybotself.,
: 'Tor dowAright tilue blood swank, you0114ave to add aliiknitz,Ititit-Swetiter
your wWfdiobe., .
Gossamer Yarn 25c Per 'Balt .
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EE OUR liASt,MENT FOR BARGAINS
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-QUICK-TURNOVEW: 'PHONE- $.5,—;-7
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• S: S. NO. 7, Kinloss
• Jr:. 7 to Sr. IV.,--Hon.t41,4;ri'nii
Campbell. $0; fass-.-DerathY,
Dm:igen-70: 1,Orno Sills :67: Calvin
57.• " . •
ThotisiOn Mary Carter .80; Jim.;
17de 'Biting 77. -Pass-Hjcilinnie Carter
18: Clifford MacNeil 66: Donald
Thomsen 64: Jack •Button 60..•
Jr: tO.Sr. Eng-,
1 -and 184: 'Donald Stimson 80: Freda
MacDougall 78: .Eunice Carter 77:1
(Margaret :Thomson 76, 11,4 McNeil
76). •' • • • ;
-Sr. II—Edna Irwin, Wilfred Mintz.
Donald England; 'Clive Mintz.
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NO. on roll 27, • • Ave. att. 25.
• C. M. Hamilton.
" PARAMOUNT
The July meeting of the Para,
maim was held at the home
of Mrs. Jack McIntosh in Tuesday
afternoon, July 19th. 30 were present.
The meeting opened by the Ode, fol-
lowed by the Lord's prayer in unison:
The minutes of the last Meeting were
read. The roll call was responded -to
fly,"A Neighborly Act." The program
consisted of a piano) solo. b Miss
Myrtle Webster, a reading by Miss
Beth Alton, on "Uncle Josh's IdeitX
on. ,Wimmin," a paper by Miss Ethel
Martin on Imagination—Art Asset or
Liability. A solo by 'Miss' Isabelle
Chesnut accompanied by Miss Cath-
erine iliseKenzie, a reading by Miss
• Minnie Riehards' on the "Optomist"
and a paper by Mrs. Gook *as read
Mia-talla-Chesnut en -"Getting
Married. on Fifty Cent." An instru-
mental by Master Bobby Macintosh
Mowed by the singing of the Nat-
ional Anthem, brought the meeting
to a close. Lunchwas served by •the
hostess.
The next -meeting is to be held at
the ,home of Mrs. Nicholson in Au-
gfitt. ••
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Iiut4and (reading report of a fire)
"One WOnitill' eteOrieddow a Wideti
ibeat the tit* et the 'hoee.ft
lovely to be al olith as tiflit;*
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.:•_Want a coels,_
•Want a clerk, :
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Want a partner,.'• • - -
•Want a' situation,
• ..-Nrent to sell 'a farm,- -
Want'to betray*, money,
• .• Want to •' 'sell •:Iiirestock,'
Want to rent' any 'rooms,
• Want to sell town prepetty,
.te„
• Want to sell second hand faniterel,
Want to find customers for anything
Advertise. in The Luckaow SentineL
Advertising Will gain new customers'
Advertising keeps old -customer,
daertising.akes_succests_easy,
,„ Advertising .begets confidence, '
--Advertising-brings--bUsiness; •
.,Advertisiag slitiws energy,
•Advertise • and 'succeed,
Advertise cOnsistently, ,:•
• Z.; i3OILED-DOWN
Prefessor—Tell• •Me one or two
things about 'Jahn . Milton. •
,Plebe—Well. he got married and
he ;wrote "Paradise Lost.".•Then his
wife'died. end he wrote "Paradise
Regained."
Want ,to rent a house or farm.
• Advertise judiciously.
Advertise or bust
' Advertise weekly
Advertise now, •
Advertise,
HERE!
CLAIMS, HOUSE WAS •
' 7 --BROKEN INTO
Treasured Wedding Gifts , Said To
Have Been Stolen On _Sunday ..• •
• , When Kr. ess
and the foroier's ;nether •retuned to
their -honie• on Sunday evening - abOut
eleven .o'clock, 'they discovered that
the'hoiiae had been brake!' into arid
a silver tray and a valuable bed
spread
spread (wedding .gifts to ati bride
and groom , of last year) were miss-
• ing. The alleged thief is said to have
gained entrance to the house -by for-
' ting the lock. 'on the' door, At .what
tithe this theft was' perpetrated is
not certain as tile members -of -this
household had supper at. the hope of
-111rHand-ifisi- J-.-MeNall,-Parants
of Mrs. Hess jr., and had spent 'the
'evening there. •••• ', •
I- Constable Moore was notified at X
late hour that night, but, lack of de-
finite clues regarding the case have,
handicapped'•rim.
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Practise the art of minimizing dif-
ficulties, and do not look at obstacles
• with -:a magnifying glass.
Owl, ,Wolves, HOWL
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mauled.
be fljihway Indians le
produce a riverside ' version of
alliawatha''.
tetnrrEditer Of" theSult
aj 'DaitY• Star; believes 'With Old
• Sara Mikan that 'a me,' tirhe
eat be init been. et hy a Vrelf
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lintthrrti;-, nt nithe Vtooris
ltdatVt;iseit'OlYert on vrolves.,so
so * Indeed, that lie has perk
*shaded Satilt Ste. htatie to hold it
• Wolf Week, jidy 2540. That la
the kind Of a week ire going to
Sim Currthe ViOlf etet,
•eitys it will tie tvortfl attendw;
that the'. giatlt le the trietidlitit
A survey of the Wolf Week pro-
gramme' reveals a tonibmation Of
softy:teat and .excitement. Gov -
senor Roosevelt of lkleiV 'York
State has presented the eltfteni
with a British flag taken by this
tiocipti when they biiraed.the
• Sault In 1814. The fieg will be
hiiitted With appropriate core-
nienieS,The exeftenient comes hi When the visitors Will he
hrvtt-
• ed t6 aniuse themselves rennin*
the Sault Rapids In canoes: ; at-
tending Algoma Wolf, ChM
nets, and sympathizing with le
naluckY winter 6! a bear, which
.iatimal,__Jitaturran,.proposos- to•
riffle tiijied dr one of his belov-
ed wellies. .The Algoma Slf-
Denial. Club has added three.
pleasant features to the pi*
grlibliie. The teerObers of thle• °
club never deny theirtiselvee
and they advtee that there
treno peevish opt In the .Strillt,;.
that their c1t
night 'ride froto Toronto on the
Canadian Pacific's homiest train,
and that they still terve eheesse
With' the apple Ple in the Saillt,
JIM Curran days la bitlit
betideI:Ake Superliklii the veal • •
ate tini tong dittenet ffiVtlfiltderre for itagottia. &tet near the Oak
Egivi) reel tatitie attil hen pe- WOVie: •
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tolvti in Canada, end titreaped-
able stratigeris 111 be, weltome.
Ping hate' will net be ,pradtteid
header fltnitig Wolf WOk at the
Sault , This is 8 warning; audit
"understand.- able at a she* where
the backgrotilid le totally cern/xis-
ed of timber vrolv, Hudson Bay
Barbeetida, Indiatis add whskers.
JIM Ciirrat and his. tellew-citi-
zens of the friendliest tuft have
eorriered the world'beat profes
t••1,10. r•r).
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