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Mr. .444ailagand litaa'•Marg-
aret Miller have returned from sev-.
eral : weeks visit With, friends • at
,Walkerton, Port Elgin,, Owen Sound.
and other nnrthern. •points.
. Mr. Robert McQuillin. of Belleville
is Spending his -vacation •with.
parents Mr, and Mrs.. Win, McQuillin.
Pupiis are trying the ntrance
Examinations here this week. Mita
• Winnifred Farrizr in the presiding
officer. ,
:Remember the St....HOiin's ijdited
Church Garden 'PartY to.be;•held'
Oreherd OTC -evening
• of this Week. A. splendid program
is being arranged and/a good 'supper
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promised- - '
• ' Mr. and •Mrs. John Anderson anent
-the-,weeir end Withher • parents near
•StratforcL • •• •
Mr.. and Mra. Whethani. of -Galt,
were week=end visitors with Mrs. R.
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and 'Mrs, ,McFnylane of Blue-,
Valewere ..visitore Irs Friday 'with,
their daughter, Mrs. Gordon Meher-
—Corsets Brassieres & Accessories
•• Dress Goods ' Silks • &tinter Goods
Linens Blankets Lounge, Robes
House furnishingsand all Draperies
Men's,•.young Meh's & BO: Wear
Top Coats Suits and Boy's Clothing
All less 20 t040 per cent.
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trndefffear Shifts- and :Netkweal
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Ties Co1ars Belts and Garters
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Complete-StoCks for your Suintker Comfort
It will pay you to come 'miles to shop -with us
During this Big Sale
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GLENCOE PEOPLE P.RAP,E.J.,) • •
• WITM---VATER)v-PIAAS-
At the time that the WaterwOrhs
by-law wasvotedon (4Pril 7th last)
a story' was circulated :tothe effect
that the village • of •Glearee, hazing
installed, a waterworks systeman&
as WOO prOpOsed for Luehnewi had
been !Anatole to sell lts hent10 to raise'
• the necessary m�fley. Althrigh aome
• knew this story to be utterly false,
others, no doubt were„deceived by it.
• In order that the exact facts :might
be known Mr. Geo. H. Smith wrote
• to 'the Reeve et Glencoe. asking: for
a statement regarding the. financing
of the ;Waterworks instilled there.
We here publish the Jetter. Which Mr.
• Smith 60 hkXoPlr:-
-IThe yen,rate_for,Glen-
riceMinted for 'hY
a Caulaty, rate much lower than we
haveBritee:i
• Glendoe • Ont.' June 19000,
31r., Geo. ' • •••;' 4
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NEW FOSTA4M. MAT'ES'
urnin. , • T bankrupt condition by any means,'
-Inst. addressed to the Reeve, beg to
Water system -We have installed; one,
say, I am , only too glad to give you
Everything Connected with it, is the
•us one half million—gallens ef &oil
, The system cost us $85,000.0O. We
in face �f the market.
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• have.wouldbe 285. We have in use
Dear Sir.—: • '
issued debentures at' thirty years at
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Our system is paying it's Way, and
we expect to show a profit this year.
this year,. is, three mills :hydrant ren -
any information, I can, regarding our
ren-
tal for fire Protectirin.
lf the finest systems in Ontario,
best.
• We have two fine well& which give
We have. a village ,of 800 people,
•pure, water daily. _.
now 175 services, and expect to
Which. we considered, a :good: price,
sold.raine at Ninety Nine Fifty” Five
the most serviees,we could expect to
Five and One Half .Per •Cent, and
reach 200 by the end of this Year:
Replying to your letter of 18th
,AlAsl. ftahratsws.ecoshrav, evillaingeo,ubre'inTatx4)arnakte_
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Is -in charm. Ylostesset—Mre • jou,
"Cameron, "ffiself. -Murray, -lif: s', --c; rapt- wind& sayr that we arenOt lir
Mr. R.. Reid rif INTl•nefFfnto nn Miss 'iT. ,Ave would. never have dispesed of
Maiy-Reid OIL-Psirf.e-10-waw—..igitors- :-OUT-44ebenturcs4-2:Lthe.. piite,-LW,egOt
On Monday, with M. R. J. Woods. •
Mn• and Mr& It. Lana•ford, of
Granton. «Ise lOcrs, Prase,- nixon and,
4,7 dauvhter 4,ndrey and Mr.. Brown
of Woodham spent •SjIneoy with Mrs
Geo. 'McRoberts:
• Mins.. Mary Murray has _returned,
frem ra week's visit with friends at.
• Toronto.• .. .
Mr. ord' Mrs, Jas. Durnin attend-.
ed the Webster picnic at Bayfield' on
•Mr. `:.Robinson Woods. Lorne and
Miss Johnston were at Rtueefield on
'Saturdny..Mi. Weod. rind.11.1isn John,.
• ston are Staving a, fee/ days,•
Mr: W. '',Worids and ' •Mr.' Arnold
Woods motored to
Fergus' on ' Satur-
day, '• , - • ' '
Miss W. D. •Rutherford left on
Thursday for Nev- York 'from :where.
fl' \eomrany „with.' Miss,Florence
Stuart of Chicago, She 'v. -meted •to
sail for a Eurcipean trip of about iWo.,
months. • • . . .• _-----
• 'The 'July meentre: ef the Women's
Institute Will be held at Mrs. (; Orge
T.!
Stnart's': en Thhirsrloir aft! oon;
July 3rd, Roll '0,tI.Iirts for Sew-
ing"
: ing" t.•SUbleet. • rene -Ilressm„ king
and Selection of Aerial. There Will'
• be a house: dreg parade and a !prise
will he given. for the '�t rirpia• *ado
by the weaier.. MiSs Msdellne aunt
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•Ai.00ct meeting of the Ashfield
Il.don Itr.W.O. Club was 'held: at
• tie lion* of Mrs. A. R. MeLean,Liti-
•tier, and a, most interesting program
• given. Features otinterest we read-
".• ings Mrs. LD.
McLennan, Mrs. IL. MacLean, and
. Miss , S. Grant. Additional numbers
instrumental selections by Mins,.
'Isabel McLean and an exhibition in
&Acing., by Miss M. MaC'Kenzie. •
,•• A contest in. •biscuit Making. will
constitute the ,roll call for the Aug-
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ust meeting, which'ii to be held at
• the Mine of Mrs. K. D. McLennan.
•• The meeting decided to co-operate
w"th fantail W. I. in holding a picnic
for members and their families at
•Rintail—Lakeside Park on July 3rd.
I • Ladies are asked to bring lunch.
• After adjourns a dainty Jun&
Was. served.• . • ' ••• •
Asnflutn NOTES
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• RADIOS POPULAR IN CANADA,
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Radio Continues, to advance in pop-
•' plat favor in Canada. At the end of
March, 1930, there were 423;557radio'
• •r inceiring licenses issued by dCan-
, Han GOvernment radio branch of
i Department of Marine, compared
• , ih 296,90 nr March • 31, 1929, an
• increase of 129,631 in the 12 months.
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KINLOUGH
Mr. and Mrs. Bert MacLean spent
Sunday in Kincardine. •••
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Mrs. :Cofirney and Mrs. Siinpson
• who have been visiting with their'
sister, Mrs. W. Boyle for wine thee
hive returned home.,
•• Mr. Wm. Boyle is home from the
West and is visiting • .airiong his
friends here.. '
• We are glad to report that Mr.
• Wm, Cox is able to be up for a
short. time. ' ••• • •
Mrs. Ellen Stanley of Windsor vis-
ited. with • Mrs, F. Blackwell last
The Jr. V. A. will meet at the'
home of Miss ,Grace Haldenby on
Saturday afternoon of this week.
• Miss Fitzmaurice Muskika, is
visiting at the home of Miss Dorothy
Murray.
• Mr, and Mrs. John Barr of Holy -
rood, accompanied by Mr.: and, Mrs.
Wm. Percy spent Sunday with friends
in Kincardine:
Mr. Perry Hodgins was at Eugene
last week. '
• A number from this vieinity atten-.
•ded the "Wall" family reunion • at
-Grattl Bend on Saturday lest. /
Mrs. Dan Murray • and Wilfred,
Miss Fitiniaurice and •Mr. F Lene-
han motored to Waterdown on Mon-
day, Mins Helen Murray returning
with them for the holidays.
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The Post :Mee, "Pellartiaent, -$4,,' '
.noilne.ea: some changes la the ate of
postage and the 4estilationa.for man: ,.
to places outside of Canada to take
effect from ..fuly 1st.; . .: •
The first is •,,a Oe international rate
.that is the rate on letters to places
outside of Canada with the exeeptiOn
Of. *col; in, WO' 'Empire; France had
the North and South Ameriran COW'
Oneida, :to which the. Canadien •40-
Mestie • rate •applies, on lettern Weigh4-
inginere' than one the rate will
,.b.e..se or the Si*. ounce, and 3 cents
for each additional Minceor fraction
-oran oinks...•-" - — •
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The.. rate. on, post cards .19....,phices.
Oat**. .0f-Canada,-sio7 iitiOis. :deacihed
Isill:_bri-3e,fers• single card' Or::each.,
'half of a replycard. .-: ' ,•1," ',...i.:••, '
The' rate on •Iiririted 'matter' 1 to.'
'pieces Mitilde of ' Canada will be„Ic.
foreach two 'ounces or "fraction . of
:tam oancell. ' .2 .., . ' - :' .. , 1
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- A Message from the Prime Minister
W. H. ROBERTSON, •
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Goderieh, Ontario .
• , As we, enter upon the poll-
- tical campaign . of the present
ye r, may 1 extend to yon
and thraugh ,you to the
Liberals of .Huron North the
very hearty congratulations of
• 'my colleagues in the Govern!.
• ment and myself upon your
selection ,as the' candidate of.
• the Libe?ra
al rty, in theR E. •
stitueney,. The record of the
present Administration and
the fanreaching conternienees,,
of the main • issue of, the
'present contest lend a strength
to our cause which " should
make a Strong :ppeal •to the :
electors of Iluron North. I
shall be grat4u1 if you siI
.' say to the .people of the eon-
. Stittien.ytht.t if returned ti
• power the present Adminin-
tration will do itg ntmestto
continue 'to merit the eolifi-
dence thus expressed b the,
citizens • of our Dominion.
• V. L., MACI{t14Z1t KING,
• Prime 'Minister. •
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HOLYI{OOD
Mr.. and .Mrs. Thomas Harris...and
family attended the reception at .21r:,
Allan Murray's, 9th Con., Kincardine
held' in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Murray. • •
Mi. Howard' Robinson who . has
been under thedoctor's care for the
past couple of weeks had a tonsil op-
eration inWinghain hospital, Tues-
day,• .• •
Mr. Harvey tikekert took the Luck -
noir soft ball bOy's team to Tiverton
Tuesday night in his tniek. •
Mr. and •Mrs. Will Garton and in-
fant daughter Barbara Yean ef Learn.,
ington, visited the latter's grandpar-
ents; Mr. and Mrs,. Thomas White,
Sunday. • •••
• Mr. and Mrs. borniiiiii-i6ran of
:St. Ifelen's ,were Sunda•y. iisitoiS at• Mi.: George •Whit's. „
Mr. and Mrs. :Wesley - Joynt and
son George, were' Sunday visitors at ,
Mr. Ernest Ackert's. • •
• . Mrs. McPherson and son Donald,
were Sunday' visitors •at Eli Jacque%
Whitechurch. •
Mi. and Mrs. John 'Ilrists of Mont-
ana visited recently with his brother
, Mr.' James Ross.
Mr. John Ileteauire of St. Helen;
is assisting with the work at Mr.
James Ross s.
Mr. and Mrs„ gamiesnn and child-
ren of Parammint.Mr. and Mts.
Ernest Wilson and ,"Mrs.'Will tgai
'who are here, from the West.- were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas •Harris on Mondayafter..
liway. and Mrs. Weir of Blyth, Rev.
'and Mrs. T. H. Ackert, Euniee. Ione
and infant non ,notiald; of Allenford,
Mr. Roy •Salmon of Port'Elein,
Morley Salmon pf •Calgpry were vim:.
tors: at the hope of Mn Almer
Ackert the nest week.
Mr. and Mrs. Corbett of Ailikoit.
are holidaying" ar the Immo of their
daughter. Mrs. Richard Elliott. '
The community loin irihearty con-
gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Kramer.:We welcom.0 +hem to their
ew home' on the Rth Con.
The regular meeting of the Holy -
rood WorneeN Tvistittite wol ha held
at the home: of 'Mrs. Joseidi Iranna,
Thiirsdasr. June 5. et the reglilwo hour.
Tonic "Famolis Cane/Op:is ind Their
DWi toercktsr;;: 14',hrva.11P7eq,l TuhRor;ngis on14. Ail !inlet
Mesd7toleS ./noonh ITnnnp Will
IVIePherann; Alex Whiloak. 'red Hal-
denby. Roll' ("ell answered by migges-
Hans for canning.
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. Remnant Sale in the "Bargain
Aimee (upstairs). • The Market,
Lueknow'S Dept. Store. •
• W. C714: IJ. MEETING •
The June Meeting, of the local
branch of the W.C.T.IL was held ,at
bhe hoine of 'Vire. The& Watson. The
nresident, Mrs. W. P. Reed was in
the chair and conducted opening de-
votional exercise& Splendid reports
of• the convention held at Kincardine
Were giVett. The morning session
was reported by Mrs. Reed and the
afternoon hy Mrs. E. N. Bushell. A
pleasing Yodel solo was contributed
by Mrs. D. Scobie and sentence pray -.e were oftered hV Mrs. BOA 1frs.
• aw• and Mrs. 0. Johnston. At. school
ef bleated§ Will be conducted bY
Mrs. Craw at the neat ineetlitg which
be held( at the hone of Mrs. B.
Chestint. At the close' of tile mooting
tetteetimento were owed *04 m
for them. -No doubt. von have a Plass
of people, that you, find everywhere,
who are opposed • to improvements,
•hut, after the improver ents come
they are usnallylhe best boosters for
arlilrh we have found in our
Mr. Jack MODonald of ! Buffalo:
spent the we°k end the guest of
his aunt. Mrs. Duncan McLennan. •
• Miss Etta McQuoid of Toronto,
• spent last week the guest of her sis-
ter Mrs. Jas. Little, •• •
Miss Della Gilmore spent a few
daS's last week with friends' in Wing
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• Mr. and Mrs, .Frank Kleoryter and
daughter Marie of Wirinine.r spent
s few days ,of last week with Mrs.
Kleopher's sister: Mrs, R. E. Gilmore
Miss Bessie Parnhy who snent. the
nest seven months in 'Hamilton, has,
returned to her home here. She Was,
,aeeornr:tnied 14, her little niece and
nephew, Marion and Stuart Barnby
of Ilani•llton„ who will spend the
• su• mmer
nimerancl•here. •
Mn:Mrs. Joe Refill, MT. „end
Mrs. Albert' Reim Mr. !and
Ralph Nixon and 'Mrs: Wm. Hunter,
were, in Tiverton on Saturday atten-
ding the:wedding of their nephew,
Maybe proVtio-n6-tta".ke;awa'y Man's
personal liberty, but so does marriage
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Real BarigUin
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'Olt; Shoes.
Friday & Saturday
(this week)
Wo• Offer -,Approximately
65 PAIRS • -
CHILD'S AND MISSES •
One Strap Shoes -1
SIZED 'S
AFOLLOWS
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A VARIETY OF LEATHERS
For the marrelpuslY low price
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• $1.00 per pair
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Willis Shoe Store
wiNGt4m,, ONTARIO. ,
Diatriet Agents •for
'Atha Jettick Stales for. Women
Hay• Fork • Rope—Sling -Rnpe—•
Rope for. Hay Loaders—Mtline Oil-
ern—Machine Oil. Wm. Murdie & Son
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We have Hydro: Water System and
Pavements,equal er better to any
otir our she in Ontario, and
am pleased to say. VInf en .nn sqses
smant of nearly On. Haif Millin dol -
!ars. our tax rate for everythina• in-
cluded is 0nI7 38 Twills this
• TrIsting this informationw11 be
satisfactory to - you: are ml11
nleased to give von any further in-
forthation needed. wishing von success
with' your by-law. I remeir, •
Yours resreetfralv.
„ Geo. Parrott --
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FOWLER—At Dungannon, Ont.,,
.on Tuesday, June 24th, 1930, Robert
Henry 'Fowler, infant ion of Mr. and.
Mrs.' James- D. Fonder of Windsor.
aged 3%, months. Funers1; Wednes-
dinv• afternoon.. June 2Ah, to, bun-.
gannon CenneterY.
• ANDERSON—At Parkivood Hospi-
tal; London, Ont., on June 18, 1930,
Annie Anderson, daughter of the late
Mr: • and Mrs. Thos. Aiderson, East
Wawanosh, in her 69th year. Fun-
eral' was on June 20th to Colborne
CemeterF.
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WE 'Ai* PLEASED TO* ANNOUNCE
THE APPOPTIPCNT OF
A. R. Fx,nlayson
Luckikow. Ont. .••
at dealer; in •territpiy :
• ,for. C44. Fixauz*RS •
CANADIAN INDUSTRIES 'LIMITED
• •FERTILIZER DIVISION
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'Free Flowing Fertilizers
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NSULT OUR LOCAL MANAGER
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'0* THE local manager of the Bank
• of Montreal is familiar .witit
• conditions and will be glad to dis-
cuss in a helpful way the financial,
business of any customer. •
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• Every Branch has behind it
• .the full resources of he entire
-"Poor organization; and all custotnets
have rthe satisfaction of dealing
with an institution which, has
a record of well over a century
of continuous service and
success. •
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TOTAL ASSETS 14 EXCESS OF $960,000,000
,11.1 MacPherson Luca Manager
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