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You are cordially invited ..to visit
he-amnversary-showi i ing held
, -at-our display room .in honor, of the
Pl oriuch's. firsts birhday -7J/.11Y''6
•`.+ until July 13.
Tic!. R0ADerat (with rumble teat), $850. Spraal rprgpmart .ia r� ® .
,Coapi; $970;; Rambler (retch rumble teat),..
DNr. &dai 4i0
' 6Toe r ig, 070.
fug! tr s t rysler-•bur t uine pride -that car car certainly 'must
Plymouth is' just 'a .year old-,- have 'merits that • so other tai in
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;ani what=a-phe-nomenal-year qf' suc--Tit-s=class possesses.., (freight d r rr
Da Laxe • Campo (with ratable teat), $00.�t-Dirt Sed`, 90..:r
fL 4diar, Ontario, wheeling eta.lard factory
tgarmest 'reig ,an axer•ex" a
PARENTS 3HOl4IL 'a BE STRICTER
4V1TIIt>(14D1{ll
TJndoubtedlyy the reason
"era **i. ir,k tai tT�9.0•','i',M;�,c Ss '' •L.� .S '19.+YF, ..•'uh. est
youngazt.la v;''kiU ,tidy thea perm -4$.:
and go .hurtling . ou their way to de:.
itluctiuri' is that the fathers 'arid
• mothers are, too weak-kneed nano'
cowardly; to enforce any ciectpline,tn
their hild en. • •
• Children " are like -,grown • people.
They, nobly love those they respect
and. they .have He respect for the"par-
eats who are•wisay-wash, and afraid-
of them, and who lay, down no laws
that have' to be observed: All the
great ' general's in. history,. whose .menu
have followed them to death, have
been •martinets: Every firru that gets
loyaixserviee fromits en:ipioyees has
at' its :head some man vrho et'iforces
his authority and who 'makes ,, his
subordinates • toe the mark.
Children feel this•'sain. way about
strong parents . who make theta be
have.. They': like • the feel' of a 'firm• •
hand ;,over •them • They. know ' that•.
they' are ignorant and not able. to
,cope with •life and they. want some-
body: upon whom tI eY can. rely to
direct them.
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Of .course, the o-ldfashioned .auto-
crat is -as much despised in the fam-
ily'circle as :he„ is in politics. The'.4ay
of the domestic tyrant is ended. There
are ho fathers and. mothers Who say-
arbitrarily"Do this, or' don't do: that;
or out of the house you 'go," but .be-
tween ' that and .a use. and whole -
:ante reitiailit way -child).* is :a 'Long,
' cess it has had l ; „ . 4,
All this week we are celebrating
the first Plymouth anniversary by
holding a gala showing of the newly- "
refined and improved nuidels whi5h
make today's Plymouth 'still more
Outstanding in the low-priced'field•
.When a cai in 'its first year be-
comes the giant Plymouth is -when.
it wins the popularity that Plymouth
-' enjoys -when thousands .
,,upoa thc•usands of owners'
° sing its maises and exhibit
it to theirlriends with gen-
That.. in' essence, 'is :the, story
the Chrysler -wilt Plymouth.
Plymouth is' the onlyfull-size
motor ! car.. at anywhere near the price
-the only. Iw-priced car with the
individuality and style.o(Chrysler
designing -the only low-priced car
with the smooth, flexible, quiet live-`
liness so typical ',of Chrysler engi-,
neering-the only low-priced car with
the . safety of Chrysler -famed
• four-wheel hydraulic brakes,
internal -expanding, weather
proof, positive, noiseless.'
mogrome
Flaw
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'CANADA'S 1,0,7/Est ;Fiticpj:
NNIVERSARY
SHOWING
Improved Plyinouth.
Models
,July 6- July 13
now
Nor, does i1 .:do- to. be'nem' Ov :,.And,
puritanical, in .your code:' You .cannot;
hQl your, 'c ltiren :'t the stairziards-
of „fifty, years ago. Many, things are
propel ow hat w •ereepnsxdered •
proper then. There, is greater• liberty'
for everybody' and' you can't rear"your
:children entirely differently from the
children. about you; •
• But you can keep them from run-
ning wild'. You can teach thein to
• obey you. Y oiran make 'them show.
you respect and you can hold into,'
theenr ideals from which.•you will' suf-
fer 'po departure and if yen do this
you need not be a:raid .of losing
their affectio; •or that, they won't
chum With you. As ; a matter of fact
'ehildren donot want :their ' parents',
to be, their equals. They want to look
up' to them, as their superiors-,
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LIQUOR --GOES TO JAIL ;
Albert Duke, aged 50; of Kincar-
dine in whose homea quantity of
'liver was found during a '•raid by
:Prov: •Officers Nelson and MacLevis
bn gay 13th,' after a •chap named
George Stewart ' of.'Kincardine .,Tuvp.,,
had been . intercepted .corning out of
Duke's place with a flask :of whiskey
which • he said he purchased: from,
Duke, drew three months on the;stone
pile in 'the Walkerton jail when he
came before Magistrate John :Mac
Cartney of. Wiarton •.in the •Kincardine
Police court on Thursday last.
1 Duke, who swore. that Stewart had
stolen the bottlefrom his ..home, was
apparently• disbelieved by the Court,
who .accepted Stewart's version that
he had bought it iirom hien and sen-•
tented him to .two. months 'on a sell-
ing charge. .
As he had got the liquor: or a per-
Many userfl of long distance` overldok
no
thew a'bectg n,thatat7 re'p.dm. u ed Ev"ening RRates •S
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▪ Tb.ese..:duced' ('about ;2�5 pent
�less'tharen• dayratesrates) apply,. of courerse,cn
• Station tQ-$tatkn 'calls:
After 8 30 p.m the reduced rate is still
lower -about 6U per cent•cIff the day •
rate :. ; . ,.•,'
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(The zninim;um reduced :0vemng <rate is
,./:85c.;.- and the rnrnunum ,`reduced night.
rate 25 cents).'.
And .anadditional convenience -charges' .
on Station—to—Station Calls` may now be
:reversed, where the rate is 25. cents -or
tnore. _
Remember -- evening • rates begin now
at 7 :pm. by your local time.
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• HIT AND RIJN MAN -AT
TEESWATER PAYS ,FINE
Thos.' Cronin Jr., et- Cuiross Wad,
- Magistrate Walker at Walkerton
when he pleaded, guilty to , leav,-
-that he had vaused without stopping
to render aid, ete., as provided by
law. It seems that about ,10.30,on
the tight of June 24th, Cronin, while -
driving a ford touring seroSs an
intersection hi Teeswater crasheil
inti and turned (Wei. a Chev.'sedan
driven by Gladys ,MacDonald, and
with hei in th'e car were het' brother
Frank, sister Anie and Misi Cooper,
all of. ,Teeswater. The Chev. was
consideably damaged add the oceu-
pints ,glithtly. injured. The Ford did,
riot stop: to render assistance, htit
pulled- quickly away. Constable War-
ang traced it iv a flat tire (Which
it sustained in the accident) a cot -
',but hist track it On the ,Pord
returning later. in the night to. Tees -
Water, the cop, who also had Os' .spirit• is to go on frOra What we be,
Millibar and wai tht loOklinit for gan, from Strength to strength. We
itt captured after. merry chase want to' go on to a larger and larger
, • On the back streets. On beMg arrested felloWship till there shall be butStie
iind brought to Walkerton, Cronin
' pefuLduly_2nd.._As. prior td, trial
on Viteday, la- had arrsairtiain:
alt &Linage's, to the other taf,
PROP9SE. CREAMERY AT
Last weeks Mildmay Gazette had
the Ontario Dairies Limited, who ire
anxiou's ,to open pp. a butter factory
,Mildmay; met in conference ,with'
a number of local business' men • on
Tuesday. •It is the purpt•se. Of 'the
Company to dispose of some stock*
the village and township,• to enable,
them to properly finance the concern
and as soon .as sufijcient 'capital is
secured, the business will be 'opened
here. Carrick, it is said, is one•
of the bal. cream producing' munici-
palities in Westerd Ontario, and it
should therefore be an 'eaey matter
to ,make the proposition -a success.
DR: ENDicpTrs HOPE
it$ companion could net be overtaken MUST TB. GRAVEL
as it 'ran in the direction of town, - FOR ROAD BUILDING
one lamb is dead and four, others are
• 'TI3E; BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
Mr. • Alex.- Knoll, a neighbor, ob- .t...
served eat% in Mr. Threndyle's field An Elderslie farmer, the Enter -
running lite in the afternoOn, but btahLebeevinhoinfsourompleyd,:grreafvnealediptor
ParlliosWe
thought at first that they were being the 30th sideroad, a county highway
disturbed by heel flies. Howevek_he to take 'gravel from his et unless he,
noticed later that two dogs . were Wes paid the price he .asked.. We
cattle subsided.. Then just before dark -;
Aut and find the county judge is the
among them. .The setiyities of tlie
a police deg and a fox hoUnd; Were sole. 'arbiter: in fixing the price
application to him. Here is the exact
if the county engineer °makes
seen by Mr.' Knoll attacking 'the
anethe two:men followed the other wording of the !authority given to;
- .Mr. Knoll shot one of. the dogs;
some distance, but he made good Ma
-- gravel at a fair price. 4The engineer'
compel, owners of gravel pits to , sell
escape. -Telescope., or road 'supt. appointed; by a conitty
—0..0.6-..::-... may, without the passing of a bylaw
'CLAN' MaePHIERSON , or resolution by _the comp apply O.
' the oWner' Of any gravel land or gra::
- PICN'IU AT KINCARDINE vel pit in the county. for gravel for
road purposes. The engineer or rofid
More than 60 descendants, of the superintendent; shill state in his tirl
late :William MacPherson, formerly plieation the price per cii. yd., or per
of Inarneas, Scotland, hald their an- cubic acre pLso#11 amount ef •gravel
nual reunion at Kincardine beach on as he may require. If .the owner (lees
July 1st A fine program or sports • . •
nig such application, agree with, the
was run off. ,in the afternoon. The --
engneer or rtiad'supt. to sell the gill-
"grandtnothex'S race was won by Mrii. vel or the land and: as to the price
Thee. MacPherson, Teeswater, with at which the same will be sold, t,.116,
Mrs. .I.' MacPherson a cicse second. engineer or road stint. ,may, upon
. Seven doe notice in Writing to the
, battier apply, to the county in which
Dr. James Endicott; ex-moderatirt
of the United Church, in his address
to. the thousand .pilgrinis tit Toronto
the other day Made a, gesture toward
churc.h union with the 'Anglian'
similar' to ttie• pile, „he made last year
at the general •Anglicari synod and
which was net unfavorably received.
He expressed the hope, that even if
they had the power free "churchmen
aal et 'the old 'Mgt-Wens:41e 'Contin-
ued: 'I look forward tottt•he. thile when
strike out the 'United' and
will have 'The Chureh of 'Cariticla:'
I am' nor afraid of episcopacy. The
. Until We learn -the. u‘e of living,
words We shall ethitittlie to be Wax -
W. alter de IA 'taster
family, ond flack and one church,
. are ttOW the, property -of the :',Itnicar-
'1VALikkitToN:110.UNDS. . . i.. dine,._Pipe_ lend, lie_ responded to an
ATTACK ivARggirg -ptugp encore, ;by playing Hie 1.1aerlonald-
CIStiAlf- UP
FULL STOCK RAKES 'HOES DIGGING l•FORKS • GAR-:
FOR GARDEN, 'LAWN. AND FLOWER 'BEDS.
Mrs. Iii.irk,-Petteplace and Mr. John the grav6For the land is. situated, for
IlUghes with gts: Thos...MicPheriou an order fixing the priee .to be paid
and Mr. Jno MaePheraon Second. By and the judge upon hearing such: ev-
sireCial ceurtesy of Pipe Major Don- 1,clence as he deems riecessiiry, may
ald McDonald,. the Pipe Band favor- fix the price per abie yard or per
ed the: dlari "With :niosic during the cubic' acre to be paid (6'i -the graval,
slipper hour. A unique .feature was or the land and may order and dit-
the playing' a tits "lViacklierson La- ett that apon the payment or tender -
/Ilene by Donald IVIcDonald Grano ing of the price se. fiiced, the engineer.
".0,1" Itis':•ser-vants or agents
tarty, enter &Olt ifie' Tan& or the
owner andTge the' grav'el Tann*.
appealing frtini Ore deeision"-Of the
". aunty _Jwigg Atiga..rdouti
Day -by alleging' &toe and laths it
'Tlie net' fault is that, one can.'
ine a police dot, with a Walkerton
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end, Tiverton. 14"axt yeatt.the re -union
wilt he 'held, on ,the VaciThersOn,
Cultinia,.no* owned by 1114 .ThOs.
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theee Mooths': term in jail ,for 'having
permit,'"and as the sentences of' the
dual offences of ,selliag and illegally
having were to run coneurrently „he
started in', on ..Thursday night to
serve out a &alter "of year's in-
carceration; in the punishment. plant
at the county, capital.
had'given his• Permit to Duke
chase the Hatter for him,: but -vvhich •
booze, he claims -Mike 'had tiken to his_
own honee instead a bringing' it otit
of having the firmer other than'
his private dwelling, 11 being atrium
that he never really had the stuff.-
Walketon Herald end Times
,pnacess,ful 6h0OSIng lila *litre ;beta le
she is in choosing nedisties for
lifonumprital -Works
tuClinOw, Ont.
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. the largest and Snost4 complete
stock in the most beautiful designi
*Wide, SCoteh, Swedigh and Can.
/Wien Granites
We Maki
Phone 74 Phone ,236
PAINT Up
kartin senour---100% *Nice Paint.' Senora Fiber Paint.
Martin' Senour Quiekate--,-4 Emirs Enamel Driet Dust Free In
(ine Boor, NO'. Oder Aid Thins.; With Turpentine;'In A Fill Line,
Of Pleasing S'hades.
Line 'of Meakins' Rubber Set Brushes.
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JUST UNLtrALLO CAR' OF PARISTONE,
• 'COIL WIRING 8r-BAR13:&•WOVEN FENCING ON HAND: .
FRESH CAR 'OF' 'CE*ENT JUST ARRIVED'
RAE and PORTEOUS
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.,TIHS MACHINE Is srApE WITH TWO' STEEL HEATERS .
THIRD BEATING AND IS SPREAD OUT • EVENLY' 'HE -
It fiAs Poustim STE' EL REAR AXLE; FITTED
WITH ROLLER BEARINGS THAT CARRY, ALL :THE FRIG,
VION OF i4E 'REAR WHEEL AND A.RE :ENCLOSE') IN
DUST :PROOF HOUSISyS:-,
INCrS, WHICH HELPS TO MAKE A LIGHT DRAPT SPREA?
BETTER BEFORE, Birk.
Agent