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ring'9 fr00,:s.5,01.:04.0ftOta these bea.kutt4i,
other nature, which
olon.these bright hot days..
• -
ra
ifu cOtphr GinghOus,'
colors, priced at 50c.
•rte varioui Colors and 'broken Plaid -
e,.
inches wide, in a goo
t eins, fine quality, priced at 35c.
na ian Oinghanis, a large variety of colors and pat -
ern o choose from, priced at 25c.
•
iiingliine4cpensive_AO begin with, very easy to.,.
pniSs and:Night-gowns of colored Cotton Crepe are
aund
er.tozEendlyith, and altogether most charming in
eaLnight-vi-earliattravelling or camping. In
iwhite, Rose Pink, copen and Light Blue, good
riced 30c.. per yard.
Iigees may be of Cross Bar Muslin. Adorably cool, -
little Jackets. Gowns and Breakfast Coats are con-
,
rived in
e
te Cross Bar Muslin, priced at 25c. and
r 'yard. Fresh and attractive as a Summer
rnin the cross Bar Negligee should be included
Trousseau or a .going -away wardrobe, or best of ,
or, e home. It's quite bewitching at the break -
fa for leisure moments in a hammock.
rig 'at 50c. Per Yard. A fine quality, Pink,
e Mauve, hire. use it for Lingerie.
Corset Department never carried a better assort-
. all in and get better acquainted with our line
s en er figures; front -lacing and • ventilated back.
oilene quality at $4.25; also the Elastic' Girdle for
to use, in all sizes, priced at $2.25.
miner wear in the Slioe.Department going
.
ron This Department is receiving special attention.
No trouble to show Shoes...
No Shoes to show trouble.
RI34DC1-1
one
our Servicel
Irl!.Ciaeaper Than The b,reclit.' Stores
nirement
This --weather will ''-make -YOU think -61 an I
Stove. We have: the New perfection, 'Florence
Automatic and the Detroit Vapor. Any one of
*se -will give you -first -Class service.
Now is the •-time to shut out the flies: Our
stock a Screen, Doors and Screen' Windows is com-
plete, and the prices are ireasonable.
Now-iS----the-time---to-keep-your-Lawrr-in-shape-.-
Nothing looks so untidy as an ill -kept, lawn, and
nothing looks" neater than a, well -kept .'one.
handle the Maxwell Mower.. Et. is -an -easy -running --
mower and gut clean. . .
Our Tinshopi-Tunder--the, managementTNT:
Solomon, is at your, service. We Make a Specialty.
of Eivetroughing, ' Furnace Work ,and Plumbing.
4
-aintFtaki0g.
rinishin
• Your Kodak-plKodak-
FiIm f3lus our developing and
printing serviee=result,results,
Wc.take.pricie..in- our -finish-
ing departmenr-7--tbat mewl's
we take pains in our finishing.
Rring,ttt7y6ttrfilins,-.. ,
• yotell- • lihe the'results •
1 ,
,
O .141.9 jUllet at Ilia 11orne
OP. the; I4th Petteasien Of diiires.0,
to
his eternal
A...est, *Tr. E‘dvi4r4 Wall, in his eighty-
Al:t5t,., year.. The. late Mr. Wall wa$,;•
Ptir.„4if.'",i;k4Me01VrarorOWn-$11r1V-V.rdbis)
kther„ QenbrotIrs '4.14'
tiiifterS:10
ifwa
. .
Margaret Sihithi who 'died thirty -fear
, ,
year age). Ile.alfifg a fai.XtlY Of three.
'boys. and one Jos-
eph,
411 of Q411.'0.404:
Archla KeParlape; of Kli1�Twn
04, ::frheitE§:aigw....4.11,--7,7,ei4,01?'0'.
M's. Wa1I on;'the.Sonth Line of Kin-
eakdinn Tawnship',.A year or two a.fte'r
Mr Wali.Wast•left irWidower with it.
Married hig-.seco RI et.
Viife.;=$arah..' Ana ''Erewn;'vhsir
vives hilin,,,and the family 'Olen thoVed
to ',Ouliosa. rl'oWrisiiip, where he died
. honoured and. Mourned by all who
'.knew him Mr, 'Thos., Wall, .of Kin- •
Cardine,ToWnship, and. Mr. John Walt,
of Kinloss Tciwnahip, are older'.breth-
et's, and My.: George Wall, his younger
-brother,- lives at Cartwright;- Man,:
The ftineral ..waS' conducted by the
Itey. F. L. Lewin rector of KinlOugh
to: , the Baptist Cemetery, ,Durham
Road, • near Enniskillen,. on Sunda,
June .24th.„ ;A..; large crowd of 'neigh -
bora, friends and, relatives • gathered
,.-te -show ;the sympathy withthefam-
ily and, the high es,teeni in which the
late Mr,' Wall .was held!
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Bnffalo WainWright reserve xi::
, crease at , the rate of . about 2,00'
,
each year
• The output. of coal- from Canadian'
mines during;•Januairy, .1923,. amonnt,-
. ed to 1.,743,800 ;tens.; • • "
_ The, total.' 'wheat pr.oduction of
Canada • in 1922 was' -399,786,409.
bushels of Which Saskatchewan pro-
duced 250 167000 bushels.
The Edkirnes., give the 1O6ter his
fee' as soon as- he. galls: If the
Patient 'recovers* he keeps it and if
not, it is-. returned,. • ' . , • •••
Heads 'of ,large implenient: and
Machine.ry firms in EdinmitOn and
Calgarystate...that for everyacreof
torn that. was 'sown in ,Alberta last
year ten Will,.be sown thiS.year. .
• 1923' will be ,' the ;greateit pros, ,
Peeting year ..khownllao far in '.North,,
North-
ern ,Onllitip. The larg6t ;rush ,of
prospectors', is in the district exten&
fag from ' Sv4xstik4 . for. a hundied .
!Mkt e:ast •firlye the 'IlinAdilee ef, Qt14,
-bee.
.' Grain men and others. in Ca1gar9
Already forecast the' probable. yield.
of wheat • in • Alberta. this :year , at
something •in- the:-Lneighborlitioct-OL.
'-1-1•00-,660X0-0'-ixiiliels....-,...Thii estimate'
1 IS based . On the 65,000,000 bushel
,• ..erop,of:last .year. • ,:,..,„ -.. ,4 . •
I
t--The-7-total„7
what priducton-
Canada has grown' from 16,723,000
bushels in 1871 to over 399,000,000'
;In ..1.922.--The.,huinber -elevaters-i h
1905. was 525, with „capacity; for 1.8-,,
320.352 bushels. TO -day :the. capacity
of_8,924:_elemators,:inXenada-i's-g.3-1
633,420 bushes. ,
. .
. The Canadian PacifteL,Railway,.
haie-liirther -7'-reTluced' -thetlieight
rate, on horses from prairie stations
to... all eastern Canada points-,
The -
old - rateLon--horses' frona':' Moose ',Jaw
to Montreal Or Toronto was $1.0
per huridred_pounds. The ntiv,* rate
be $1.20% Or a saying- to the
'farmer of $38, per car.
"Will' Summers," 'a:wried by •
:Majesty—the ' was --r-recentlY
brought to Canada-on-the-Cariadian
Pacjfjc Steamer 41‘larbtirn" and will
, be kept ,-at the 1,Prince of, Wales' ,
_ranch, - •••frreeditig :
'
purposes. " This lamohs .five-year-old
a pedigree.. back to Orme' and
'Gilopin; the fernier sire of Flying
Fox •and. the latter 4 De'rby winner.
RAPIO, • cOL 031,11:
.In n raffle, Set which is, ItlieWn.as n
bulb et' there.....Anay, Aitaer .9Aw,tyyo
!kinds ef bullas4iiii 'The first ki
:a7'sk07„1.4.ge .battery 0,14;14 it
• -
' !while , the secona„ only l'equires,, one el.
SOUTIA KINLOSS
rt41.
,4,sto4g;abrt,,tter7-ririt-e'tt?W11
14(gray4Ttcgtgtak14',e,,p.147t:•}17e-,:t1,01;6;11::,,,.
bittry
htilh regard's te radii) and it. is
lolained• tne•niantifaettirers
,ase• Ood ' reS tt as.: the othe4, t be ,
cah behonght wbih
•:wille!har.ge it from tie,
to„have 'dheavy .Storage batterY with
yeti: ,A.'set'can vv.here,
.ever You go, '
..the:Ether7„
The -Daily, Star, 'foronte., Ont.,
Metres,. DO -
light _.Saying -
, Bt'o jaucnie:s18in-sgo. Sche,d61,e,
1,,0,1); nooni-Weather ForetarStS
2:30 '3;30 p.na NeWs Bulletins and
•
Music •'
530 .to 6,00',..p;.in;,. Late. newS,..
,!•87:5059.,.tteo•81000,pp,11111,,,,:pca,otrictieulltl...S1;1,(,)6r.ge,§4.1p.:
'(See followi g)•
Thursday -Suite
Gavatte froin 7"Migno.n'';• "Sere-
nade Dspagnole";, seleetio:ris from
• ."ell Trovatore".; ."Praeliiiiihm" by.
.' Star Concert ••Or,011estid;.
sOloS.; Lyona Hiant;. .Stilea,,
•
Jacques Stern.
Fia----Seiec'ti ons. by. 'tar .-COncert-
' :Orthestro;, Contralto.Seles; Mary ,
•BathWell; Harry
Ad-
• • , • •
aSkin,
Saturday-Scleetichs by Star Concert •
Oroliestra;._".ArensicY, Trio; ---,Star
Trio- tiaritone'sdloS:ArthiFihI
•
•Nerah has 700'leten; returned home for $trAftc-Ak.,
Normal, . ,t11,0•.'
,,Vcry SlUcesstill,-Ilome lIolpers,t
014014* Was held at 00'11:4.441Q i>f: Miss 34,Aid45,,,s. . .
hen, of .TOreate:, ..4.e 'vf.sitIng:.# Jas-... - ar.7-4-114--nrs:--Tyrne.:..:$1,1aw'Autk'crliil-,-7-:-..--
'.-McOtegaes...,.:-. ...,.., ....,
17, ),P/M5? 'IrdilifitClErageSir'O'NM:054Vq.
1;', 'Plat' ,.-,jr44,4,t'Ar-;*crin4xIt'77,:ree.i.4. - ,
' 1 4.- -,44,-.4r,,,,,T4,4p.imat •--.,v4s404. ':01., L-
., Mr - and - Mrs - •Hen dors onin,nd •-elail,.,
.
Sunday at As, UeGregor'S, .....;
giCo.th. 14.:1v1:(?se:IG01.117nt:171;17esei'dd;de,811(177d1"1.1eidur4in-
the devotiOnal arxcl, bizsinesSi part of, the.
• .
1MeethigMacLeodgavoaieading t 1i' GrJLi Hi
giViaayme
very " i/itn.14Y6 aatlip'sg 'art "Social
Service." The meeting elOsed with
prayer. The regularumeeting wiil be
beld at , the home of 'Mrs. Dan, Mae-
"Intgre, .4th..f.103.1.,,,_-, .;yVedhes_d_m„..gult,
-441:A; .4'-'14plex;..1,y411 ad-
pioNtun ,
,•
.„ - 4,-.:14A§§Eo.AWAX
.):.1.1nesda.f.; june .12th: ;Williain
Seett,, passed away at his hmne 011
' '
the 120 ton., Enron lownship. Lot
1, Seventy years'. ago Ivith his father
de InOwed," out to the, South.Line.
Seott.Twas 1uSt .1:,4ea1i. of age at that
linie,...Two -years later ,he'settled Oil
040 place where he Hied the renfain-
ler,kof his life. The• country Was .0.1l. p,
ienSe, fereSt •at.,that• time, with only
iidzed roads.. le -day he ;lanai isall
suomantlai
Alildings., 111:lir...Seat was twice -mar-
ried, 51. years 'age. on the 5th of Nov,,
;he buried bis .first wife iii.Kineardine
;cemetery.. He was then left , with
- thteeuia1l•children: Robert,.
now of ; Mrs McFaY:.
.den, of Tiverton .andEradiey,
Melf.ert,' Sask, Mr: Scott marrieci
again and nine, iirore."-cliiildren ovvore
oorn:.,.Janies' D. li.ugh, .Mrs„ L., W.
ft -Avis, John and Albeet....all'of Mel-
2ortf o•:),ktsk..,.; Mrs', • Win Walsh,... at
ilura Stratiord.,
'den, at home and mrs.
,6-faidrvie.•The only' dcath in the'honse
.n all these ti8 year .was :the.
niother "of...27 years', ' Scott anu
family :eciimeoted • tbeintelyes with tii;,
iresbyterikin 'Church at"KinloUgh,-Aiii.,
ne was" elected WI: Eider, there en, the
•Jth of A pril, 1870. Their , home ,, Was
.Jver r3.1/1 ythe
,iirOugh all these years theWas. sel-
• meeting, in the cnurair that the
anilly'• "Was- net` reniesented 4drid .he
.
er ; Corn et: 'S o1os 'IT.... Weeds.
• ANNUAL MEETING .•
OF TIIE T4
1.The Huron,
Oetnty . Dreeders1 AsSodiation; • .waS
n h a ni--ort-:--Sattirday-;'-•Juns?'
The election Cf, Oflicert . resulted.
.„ •
Vice-Pres,L.HTlioniaS Kerr, ITe,nfrYn•
-"IlSec'y.-Trsa:S,--,-B, B. -Slothers,
Directors —M H. Taylor., Belgrave;
. .•
141. 11. Henry, Eelgrave; -W. Webster..
Liicknow, Thos ...Pierce; Brussels;
Blyth; C H Joy'- Varna;
W. H. Gregg, borrie; A. E. thering-'
Hensall; Et. J., Sanderson.,
FerdWich; I Salkeld, Gcderich;
.,;•;•+M.esSrs,,,,....R.;:.4.,.,--,Sandersen,.,-ah•d-Al &X.-7
MeEwilik were appointed 'to the:
Coi.rmittee. • The auditors are
W: R, Ornickshanks:nrid,'W J Currie.: ....a
, bitted ni:os t cbeerfnlly boLh
•ils time , and anoans, :to the church'.
o the „early days' When this small
;.oh4regation was struggling. for an
4stence,'; had he 'faltered and given
..1p. the fight; it is hard to 'say .if•there
ould be a'presbYteriarr,Church. ere
te-day;, fieWas winan of feW,.'Words,
k)11: t a Worker you could alWayttleliend.,
It mit.rht: be .said of
nat.- fouglit,arp,A;odJight,.he,haS-finitir=•-
.adIiis CoUriici," .and he •will • ,,receive
Lhat greatest :ef 'coMpiendatiens.froni
fi.11),Whorif :he loved to 'serve, "Well'
lone gdod and faithful 'servant"
Scott ha S been' a s•plethlid .heihniate7,
nalI thi's geed Wdik On the .17th Of
ic the remains were laid away be-
ide his fli..st wife: 4 beautiful wreath;
;Fis placed en the, casket' by his fam-
I.
And: another' erie by. the Congre-:
:;.ation ,with .thege Words; " A
oken of •love from ite angregation,
e ,served se lOng andse well; 4,,,syytkill
1,-N•4,,,x • of • ripened wheat was-,' placed
bere-,by,Hhirwift-7.-A.--.1reatitif
lem indeed, He .wag like a :Sheaf of
ipehed,grain, to leave the harvesting
...1,oiaper-,would-hiedia-deear.•
lift
' Lucknow, Ont.,
A Car, of Cement in Stock. A Caro
Lime -and Plaster on the Wa
,
•
Successors to. LucknOw Hardware & Coal Co.
EXCURSION, DETROIT TO KIN -1
CARDINE, TO CARRY ;
OLD: EbYS
. The • White t.Star Line announces
that. the 'Steamer (*anti Will:make 4
04141 'trip .frdm Detroit to Kineari•
;dine on Monday, Idly' '16th; the Purl -
pose being to carry appioximatelyr.
' four hundred 'Kincardine 'Old' Bos
;and Olil Girls back to the Old Home
„Town% where a reunion will be hold
'tinting' the week cot the li6th43ttl.
The OWatia Will leave Detroit at
• 1,86 cm.; Fort ,ginfori at
00% cii!c4F141)e'l •pel?to
-Lean,' Gcneral , Passenger Agent 'of,
the White Star. Line, who is himself
one of the Kincardine Old
aceenipany the party an the trip, and
he estimatethat there will' he be.'
:.tween four; and five hundred „People
from Detroit. A ten -piece bind will
be. taken along together With a
piece orchestra ,for dancing aboard;
the boat enreute,. A Moonlight will be
taken out on Lake Huron 11)y. the .01,
wana on Monday - evening, leaving
Kincardine pier at £3,30, and retUrn-
ing at 1110 eleek, The steamer will
leave X iicardine 12, o'clock midnight
104.Fort Iigrori
,KIIVLOSS
.•
' Monday' Jiiilei25th
has--returned-to
h]1htein Kansas,,
Mrs, James •Hust�n is Spending. a
few days ' in Kincardine, ,
The .Kingarf• School held a Picnic
,at Silver Lake last Friday afternoon.
and,3114, EIJI Guest..Tor,ralfce
a
_ nd Edna spent Sunday Mr. J.
*Geddes, •
J&r,and .Mrs, Goorge Richardson
of Teeswater, spent' &Imlay with ,Mrs..
Stan , ,
• Mr. and Mrs Walter Kaake spent
Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs,
et; Kincardine., •
, I
-1Vliss 'Annie iShelton attended the
funeral of Mrs. Norma in Kincar-
dine .
on Sunday -,t • .
Mr, and Mrs, jaak Smith, of Pott
gIoni epent. a COUple of days ' With
LydiaMis Smith., ,
Entn--,-c:Yri June 23rd, in Itineardine
tteepitat, to 16. and Mrs, SaM
Moul-
ton, a 30'4. 0.611grifttilatibWki
It is repotted that the -head of the
textile .,department of Leeds Uni-
versity, England, has invented a
process for the Making of artificial
wool from cotton waste. ;The' hivis
"-'6f the process is cellulose' aectet. ;
The product weer's well as Wool,it
is said, will take the, dye of •any
degired dolor and , is considered a
better insPlAtor_thannatural
thiring .the las't
ditin exports of tobacco • Amounted to
471,991 pounds With a Value of• -$1-75,826. Of thi.svalue the United.
'-Kingdoniqiceiiiiiifeefeir.M5X4Ftlie"
United, States $5,216 and other,
countries$34,826.', There Are 125
tobacco faCtories in Canada. Qttebee „
land Ontario being the principalpro-
ducers, • .
Running On fdheOille' the 'Canadian '
Pacific liner "Einpress'.'of Canada,"
Captain A. J. Halley, • again de- .
Monstrated her right to the dela of"Queon of the Pacific." The Cana- -
'
' than Vessel left! Vancouver 24.' hours
After the Arnericant-liner "President
• McKifilor" , arid 'arrived in Yokohama'
• five;hotirs. in the 'lend." . •
The British. Government is cam,
pleting. at ChathaM the. largest and
mo4t yveriderftil under -water craft in
the World, On the surface she will
displace 2,180 tons' and When hub -
',Merged 8,800 ton, thia displacement
Being 1,406. tons' greater than that
,,Of the largeet German Subrnatine.
With a twelve -inch gun the new. sub•,,
• marine will be able , to. bombard any
,ob;eit tuid then 'quickly ditsepiniat
:1040t; 020 404.
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• Mr, ,and, Mrs, Wes.' Leggatt and
• children, Of Bluevale; visited on
y With 'friends in the village,'
Mssrs, -Thos, and At'thur Moore at- -
tendd
_the _
Meciie in Toronto On-"•Saturdar
Mrs,. JaS;:‘ Scott and senf-Enlir,"(if
La Peer, ,and .r1hos' Wilson and
Miss :Frances Wils�n, o Winghartr,-
visited at Jas Wilson's on. WedneS,
,
021-,y last,
o
WEDDING DELLS
A lVilViielaewiadni:;wMoaso
risisonl:ed
.
pretty dmnize
'Jae .C., daughter of Mr. And Mrs.'
ohn,,Morrison. Turnberry, was united
in -marriage -to Mr, .
ion Of Mr Mylag, MacMillan';'of
.ess. 'Rev. 'Father MeLanghlin, of NewYork, sang nuptial high mass, and
Was aSSisted in. the ',cereinonY by Rev,
i'ather' Fallen, parish priest of Wing-
The bride Were white satin with lace.
vortiress and. bridal veil, and- carried -
a bouquet of. sunset roses ,and lily cd, . •
he valley. Miss' Anna MOrrisen; sis
;ter of the bride; acted as, bridestnaid:
and Mr". Patrick ;MacMillan, brother
of the ..krbonT,'-was,grodinsingii.
The -guests partook ef'n sumptuous.; -
wedding dinner at the home ,,of !the
rides'g Parents., pre,,,) n ,1111 .farin.
•Anion:,,' those from, a listanee who
attended the-woldiug were Miss. Mar."
.guerite -Kelly, of Mount Forest, Mr.
litigh MacMillan,. of Detroit, lVtrs. ;
; of Pinkerton, and -Mr. C. 'A:.
Morrison, of Orangeville, -1.• • ' •
Mr. and Mrs.: MACIV(illan will reside:
on the gromia's farm a :few miles e'ast
of .Lucknew:'
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SHIPPING BACON: IN nicixs
The differenee -between -the-Manner,
1whic1i the .Danes and - Canadialis
'ship their bacon to the 13ritiS1 market':
is that the panes ship :the, sides in
.bale, whereht the ustial. Canadian .
custom is to Lship in bexek Seine
the Canadian packing. ironSes,however.:
'have adopted the hale method, and are •
finding it satisfactory. A 'bale con-
tains lour sides wrapped ;in: cheese
cleth 'covered .with jute sacking... The
Peterhero packing house has adoptecr.i
this method, abOut' twenty
nei- cent. 0,f its bacon in hales. Only.
suchsides as will make" leanest Wilt- .
shires; and ',aro .as . nearly- A'S -possible
identical With the Danish sides of the
first grade are chosen The percent-;
age Corresponds very..ciesely With:the
percentage of'"seleets", that are tak-
en M at the Peterboro Packing ,house.
ndiCating that the select .bacon. Wog,
as indentified on foot, is 'the type that
is :actually- turning out higher' -
pricitl-modilift7"---- - •
ty.
New Cream_Flannels for separate skirts, loVel
frailties in the 5,4:Ingh_elothsraat—$2.-75,-$3,7-5--an
,
450 the yard.
jast-Aiyeo
- the Popular Anderson Cloths, also - a fev Goi'clon
ingharO.S.;,_s..$, 45i; ao7_C50o!:,4afil. .
Wheii• S.,. .
you go ouot
clip, you shouicl have one of our Wool: Bathing Suits.
.(h.i.laront.....pi*Os," p.0004: Ott.. $1.75; Men's sizes,
•
Ratines in the plain colors
9
at 8 c. a vard,
•ilithos wide, priced
• 1 See the new Canton Qre.p0...,, in ',NpAry,..:.•13'rpvt.Th....
1itbk,..,..White;..:Sari4, .40d Flame. Pttp00 'very reasonably
.•
inoleams
and
FipOli Oils
in Good
kriety' of .
,Patterns
somemmersoimproprommoirro
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