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Mrs, Arthur Graham: and M.1§-."1.`'.
A. 'Blackwell,spent a'40", laSt week
-Withi-11,1rV-Frank-Jonliston;
'• • Mr. Harold Hdldenhy has, been eon-
iid tni the honse with.'Poi4on-
ing1VOis:110, 'hIlssfibebiaJn-odo'liguis a 14. lienlcnOW
Sent a few daYa3ast 'week With' Miss'
Jean Anderson; :
• Miss; F.,,IVIeLelland of Mich;..SPent
bhe' welt -end t Jas. HodginP% •
Mr Anci.., Mrs,. Thos. AnderSon PAM
.and'
44.9.1.740q•-ef,...,•Mate,l511,1Z3 -.
arliir:'"VciVWWH.:r3j-'3,44•41,
'The PrePhYterian. W; K. S. met at
the home of Mrs Rev.' Ynung- last
' Wednesday i,afternoori, • . • •
.MrsB.S1cssora *ode& the "'Shier;
Siegsor''Wedding,..•laSt Saturday. ,.: •
Pierstni''.of -Briied is ViSiting
•with Mrs, .;11,,,L. McLean. :
• a Miss,. Jean: Anderson' has been
• eiwitges).as :teacher for,* the.";corriing
, year. , , ' . • .
• Mrs. ,Cei: Sr.; and Mr„ Levi Boyle'
have gone to Bennington. Kansas, to
attend the wedding- anniver-
sary .of an Mrs. J. S. Boyle; '
.• Mrs, .14., Stringer • Of Kincardine,
visited, last Week With her ister!
• Mrs. Kaake, Sr. -
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BAJOIN.: moy !Ay;
Employees,, as well as;: employers, !find many go9d:,
uses for 'their' bank. Men and woinen whose sole
:or principal income is. from salary or wages con.
stittte •,the' large , majority 'of 'the•customersthe.: •
ank of Montreal. They use a wide-vriety of the
Bank's services as, forexample:.:
Personal , chequing accounts, saVings, accounts;
personal loans,. banking by mak 'safekeeping o
valuables, such as bonds; Stock 'certificates, •deeds,
-4-insurance policies and jewellery; letters of credit ,,no
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supply fundi as needed when travelling; money
orders and traXellers cheques.
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ESTAIi1.01•1/113•18 1••'7 • }EA1roIrIcE: -ritcirrREAL
-71‘f0•13-E1l.-g,t •EXTEATENO7D B„A;N-i.K. LNG S Eit.V ct
:h' outcome .of 119. years''..iti.i-OeSsful: operation
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Lucknow Branch: V. N. PREST, Manager
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Sask., and his sister. Mrs.' Robt:
Goan of Blyth, fernier residents of
thiT conamunitY, were recent "guests
With Mr, and Mrs: Isaac Andrew, whii
now : oecupy , the former. Murdoch
home. .., • .• •,'
. Best washes are extended • to Mr.
•and, Mr. Alfred Ritchie; hevvlyweds,.
Alfred- is at, .present engaged. with
Mr. Harvey Ackert of Kincardine.
; Mr.; and Mrs.. Geo. :Hunter v,isited
•With Mt, arid Mrs.; Jack' Bradley- of
Laurier; on •Sunday. •
Russell ,Ritchie has been suffering
from. an .attack•of,,tonSilitis; with :•ear:
complications for over a week, We
hope for itnprovement shortly,''
The W. M. S..held their June meet-.
ing at flip heins, f. Mrs. Robt. An-
drew.' on Thursday, last. :
large 'number" from 'here attend-
ed the reunion:,Pienic .-01' the . Help •
dantilys,Tat.-..,--"Kinc.ardin*,pnia,Tupsda-
IVIessrs. 'Dave Anderson �d W11
Hunter,: Spent the week -end in Tor -
.onto.
• . Rev.; ' W. J. Patton : last week had
a, number of , men from Hacketts ;and'.
Zionassist him' in tearing down the
house on :the former Doyle farm at
Paramount. Mr., Patton purposes us-
ing part. of, the material in finishing
his slimmer cottage at .Sauble Beach:
• Mrs. John is;• visiting her
daughter,• Mrs.' Jack `Gardner; with
yam* she intends sPending the suin•
mer months. ' •
'Remember the •Ladies" Aid Garden,
• party at Hackett's' qhurch on Friday
evening,- Julie 25th. Supper 6-8 p.m
The' play "When BirilFley comes'. to.
Town," will be 'presented by •BelgraVe
young •people., s. • •
Mr,' and Mrs Alf. Ritchie of ... • • •
Kin-
cardine,,visited •with , gr. ,and Mrs
Ernest Gardner 'en • Sunday. •
- BERVIE
Mr. :Jas. Elliett has iniPTOved, the
EIPPearan'ee "of , our ' village. by. cutting
the tall ,grail along •the roadshle"and
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'Mrs. Sarah Harrison of, Virmitieg
is Visiting her sister, 'Mrs: Jas,..Hun-
ter. .Dr.:: and Mrs. - avess of 'Chicago
were also gUests during the week -end.
• : Mr: Mercer of Merida preached in
Knox .Church. last SundaY :
• '1Viiss Clara, Peter is impteting.her
residence with 'a fresh coat of Paint
• Mr. andlYirs. J. Kueneman of. But:
fak'CREWE Spent a few days, at the lioine.
of Mr. •and Mrs.. Jas, Arnold. '
Visitors of Mr: and Mrs. Wesley
Mrs,' Wm. Crozier ,returned 'Mine
-Monday,_after spending the past week
• with her parents; Mr: and -Mrs. Wm.
Carimbell of DonnybrOoke.
• Rev. James Wilsonvisited :This'
' niece Mrs. Will Reid and Mr.- Reid..
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. Mr. and Mrs. James McWhinney
• and Marjory of Dungannon ,spent .
• Thuraday evening the , 'guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Sherwood. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan and;
Mr. an r y .
attended_Lthe_.:Trusteesa_and_Ra_tepay.7.,„
prs. nieetifig -eV Brussels. on- Thiarsday-.1
• k Miss Winnified..Blake.• who SPent
the past few monflis with Mrs. Mat-
' iheW Shackleton'," has .returned to
•Anniversary • services 'in...the• ,Pres-
bYterian 'Chin* next Simelay;, June
20th, Avill". be '-cohilticted, 11,Y_ ROI A.
MacIver of .Tiyerton. : • ,
The • • trusteesand. seeretary Of
Hernioek 'City: /school •Spetion,. •attend-;
ad a meeting of.' the, • Trustees' • And
'Ratepayers - Association' held :in Bilis!.
gels :last.. Thursday: '
•A we1l:attendedmeetth o the
'K.' tail Brmch of th omen's In-
stitute was held last. Thursday evenz.
lug .7.at--11:1e--hoine-:-of-s•--Mrs; TRobt: ' Scott
.With the new officerS in Charge.
The. :Presbyterian 'W. M; S. meets.
this Thuraday'afternoan. at the nianSe
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her home. at Mafeking; . •• • '
Mt. and • Mrs„ McConnell and
Beth;. silent 'FridliY: with .: Goderich
• friends. • ' • • '•
• Mr. Orville. Purim, Was 'in, Hensel!
, on ' Sattirday,., where'he purchased
'new, car. • . . ,•:' •
. Thirteen niernbets and visitors .net
• �n' Thursday, June 3rd; :at :the 'hoinol
Of 'Mts.. Wilfted: Drennan for the re-'
• gUldr. monthly. Meeting '.of, the.' M• :
S:7---The--H.President,' Mrs.. -Groiie,wa's;
••• in the • Chair, %and conduetecl the de:.•
'Votional . part; aftet"' whieli Mrs, Mc-
• .Colaiiell took charge the following
Progr ; readings.: were, .given by
. MtsritiVett, Mrs., Treleaven, .' Mrs.• .
Shaelcleton and , Miss 'iMallock on Mi.:
. Sionat. Ila . tioite gave ' a TeniperanCe
reading, .,and "The: Open Door" •:was•
• read by. Beth .McCoonell.' An itiattu.-.'
• Mental: -was --given:- 13Y-. Mts,...,EttetinatTi., •
" .,and Mra. McConnell then. gave the
• study book On "Trinidad": • Mit. Cro..'.
•:met., dosed the ..meeting, with prayer,'
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4ifirtor4 KINLOSg:
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. 1% Lenit'and :George ,
• spent the Week -end With Mr. and
Mr. ,HoWatd. 'RehinsOn.
.MISS ',Martin is apend)pp:,
:••if le•W' daya:-Yvith.• her • ,':gratitiftither,
Mr, WOOdi 'of, St.. Helens--
SAM' . NichOlOotr:1,§ renewing
Old triendiliffie on .the,66:411d. Atlt,f, •
1V1r;:. Jack, AteKinneri, spent .Settin! ,
T, Kennedy of WOOdateck,
• 'nen theWeek-end • with., his aunt;
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The joint, •hleethle", tq :.the • Patti,
'end the K-airthea CitihAnet, ait •
Tuesday in, the. "Ortinge.1111011, Liek
flb•
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Mr, and Vita, Meltinnon,, siient
fluttleil thw...1ftttbez.,Inther44.111t.'.
•.$1004M14,..4,:tit: " ' •
• Miss Maud' IVfaCKenzie • and her
friend, :Miss • lIavvkins,. both of De-
troit, .spent the week -end with friend
• The 'beef-ying is .getting underway
for this season, with Mr. Henri, MC-,
Kenzie and 'Vb."; Frank Hamilton
hoteliers. They killed their first ani.•
mat ,this wee!:
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AFE.KING ,•
Wyldes were Mr.' and Mrs, 'Henry
• Wyldes S'. of Ripley,' and Mr. and.
• Kit. Allan Wyldes of Toronto.
Mrand gra.; Melville :Colling "arid.
faritilY *or Hon.--Were-Sunday visi-
tors tiwith Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Johnsen.: • . • :'• „
• Miss Kathleen' Wyldes in
Wa,lkerten, Saturday, writing an ex7
animation on xnuaie. • •
• Miss. Evelyn"Sleiset, eldest daugh-
ter. of Mr. and E. SlesSer-,
was ',united in marriage on Saturday,
• last to Mr, John Shier of Armow,
11,6V.-1,:. S. Mott officiating.. Following
the wedding:dinner, the -happy .'couple
left ,ona motor trip north. We join
. co grattilations. ' •,
Right 1.014.01010i. Not .
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ReY;--0---.0-d-PiCkins9n,:-IlOok -Steward-
',United •Charch, Personal Atti,”
• , ttlde IsIn,SYMPathY" With 'Reas-
onable: And Law. AlrarlS!,
Of Labor Organizations To Obtain
Satisfactory Working, .•Conditiens.
And. Rates .0f Pay
EmPloyees • of .the *United 'Church
1)1,41 gejoi00 -,.4X.gainatfgAA:A0,4114
ti-aify76t,:rind10-471,11-4/=---vr1orce;:::".rte ,„
.Dickingen, ''wly• appointed hook
• steward ' the „United. -Chureh ••• of
•Canada, told tile,' To.torito Conference
if the Chdrch, in what 'he termed, te
be. an effort' to. elor pp -a miStinder7:
• itanding 'sin', the ininda ' of -the. nnblic
-.egarding, the rela,tiiihs'..of' eniployees.
themplilisbitig.,huse
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'Our pnblishing house hasno
flrd whatever . te forbid': or prevent
3ur 'eniployees „from belonging , • to
my union Organization of their
Aoice," he said, '"The men' and :wo-
men. knoW that." ••
After pointing ,out that 22 out of
eiriPloYeeS • 9f• •the house. new • be-.,
longed to a union, he presented
• Mr. and Mrs. 'Dennis Donnelly.' .0,
Pinkerton, viaitthl on, Sunday at the
hotin e Of: Mr. 'and Mrs.- :TheS." Andersen.
• Mr: and Mrs. Jrici. Blake epea
Affetiloen: with •Iind
Will Alton, •
MiSs Mary ':1-letton • Of Arthur spent.
the week -end at her home., • •
.W, M.S. hold, their 'regu4
nion•thb, Meeting on Thursday
afternoon at the honle of .Mts. Rich
ard Johnston. '•
• keep in mind the Ashfield diruit
, . „
.Gatdotif Party :.at Haekett§ • Clinrcli •
vrf ay. evening: ;Tune ,26th4 See Ad-
fArerfieetilen't elsewhere in this leatte:'
Mr. and Mitr•Ervin 'Henry and RoSS.
'weie• reeent visitor s With;Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Putdon: Whitechtireh. •
and Mrs: Finlay 'Shackleton Of
Atthut were::,'Weektend. Vititots- with•
and', Mrs., .Nornfan Shackleton, ,
Mr, .and Alta, of PaLi-
ley SattitditY with MrS... T1100.
. • •
,s1.2haSaliken.
asssting Mr, ,Thh.it Blake, with the.
spring work, ,• lies returned .to his
,hte it •
• (-.14a1e7. etiatrepeted.. *hitbi
'telief*.ntelilenf,' 'Mak1id totalled
and it appeaN that ,Ytirie. ek.‘
.nendithtes iWifl show but ;little
•
° Mt. and Mrs.. 'Andrevi Haniiltdn
spent • IVIOridaY: evening at Mr. •:Thos.
'
.We are sorry . to repcirt the death
of' Mrs, kobt.• Elliott in . Kincardine
Hospital' on SaintdaY; jime 'In7
ton:ilea was in Kincardine cernetety,
• IHVIondayr,Jurie--1,4,th...-Syrnpa,tli-Y
extended tefrienda and relatives here.'
•.Mr, and Mrs. John Barr and family.
Misses Nellie and Matgaret.
• Mi„ and Mrs. WM. Eadieand family
were ' reeent vtors, i.at Mr. Itobt.
MaeDotiald'a,: • ,
•Mrs; Abner: Ackert • accoMPatijed.
bY .MiSs '.Mririe' Pollock of Clarks,
Motored- to ,,Brantford o» Monday..
TheV 'returned •Tuesday,. tiecoMpanied•
by Miss • GWendlilyn Ackert-who, Will
$;pend the holidays at ,her home here:
Mit: Wm. Elliott: :of Hilton, spent
a. few d eys °Oda' week 'at Mrs. Abner
Ackert'. . ' • ,• • • ' • • • •
•"' Mr..' troinn SPen..t: Sunday
with 'his slater, Mrs. Cliff Yontig, •
Mrs., • James Baket*reCaiVed •Vitord
on thfursday, of. the. death Oilier 'sia-
ter; Mt44:':Allee 1,1unt; Of' North pa,
kota,, We Wish to :ektend �rsyn
Mr. mid Mrs. 'Kt:10er 'COitiOnn; and
Annie, Marie: and Mr, and . Mrs,
Vi1ad, ip,eiit StiridaY ith friends
London, .•, • •
MiNAMd•Mrs,,.14ark Johnston, s eut
Sunday.with ,Mrand, Mrs. M�itis
'Hodgins. '.. • '
MVS., COX..:..Sto"....s Viiiting..V0...
,tziends-in Kansaa City4 •••
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'BORN' •• • •
n KirdosS, Mi may
to' Mt. and Mrs. Prank Ilaechler
•zant.Oltir • •
J:,: Bui1L3iearL
MiSs Chisholm-- Fit leacher,"--Thir
ty Teachers. Have Succeeded Her. -
Mr. Levi Boyle Ws SecreterY For
Some Thirty 'Years.
Ab
loeQt
ailte s 4853 the fleictitah.9er
..t%enl(Itibegn
o gtte.:'
larliest families wei-e,' th'g.. Gambles,
Boyles, r•Stanleys.' Hartbolirries.,
Durhgm
hidrej „ , _ ,11..10,:mliesLlie:rt,o.w.0•171minti;enhe,
AT 'JUNE•26-tolORONTO' ' Bratitford,„.; Chatham, •
from • the ''west' part • of ,:tthilee toont!,.
eetion Attended' a log," Seh9O1 "nn
.Cathanhes„ St.; Mary's, :Sarnia; .Solitha Pton, StratfOrd,-,Strathroyo,
Walkerton!, WiartolnWirig.liar/i;..Wo4gt ck., ' , "••,
For Fares, • • Lkiltsr,,- trgrn. eonsult•:
neareat "Agent Se0 handbills for complete list of .4eStinations. .
••.....47,'ATT.EACTLQNS ••.•
• TORONTO—SAT., J.LJNE 26,7-13ASERAW'' Rochester ye. Toroite..:.,•
' •TORON'I'04LSEN., JUNE 27,—Canadian Corps Assoc.' •
Annual ',Drumhead Service ItiVerdale Park •.
ILE—R d Trip RARGAIN: FA
' 400N7F---k -7---thodren -4111e):
TTFT.iUCKNOW
1g To Oshawa, BOwrna ille; Port Hope, Cobpqrg,-,
1. .9‘,M,111 "if' AO' Trenton Jei, BeIIevilie, Napanee, • Kingstok •
04nel199ne: Brockville, prescOtt„-MUrrisburg, Cornwall; ilXbridgeA
Lindagy, •Peterboto„ tampbellford, Nevvrilarket, ' 'PetWAlig.
Collingweecr Meafoi•d Barrie Otillia Midland' Gravenhurit Brace -
bridge, Huntv2fle, Callander, North Bay Parry Sound Sudbury,
all tQW1l$rn Nev Ontario, on line of Teiniskaming and: Northern
-:Ontario Rly,. NinissIng Central illy. KaPnsliaSing:4,4on*glac Gerald-,
iht}„concessiOn;, one • and one -guar-.
amileS::;West of l-191YrOod, ,Tbe Cell”(
ral 'part attended at Kinlough,
•1,1„hhcoroynepoirifrscierrihogtille
, o''east•
n4li4; paigthtrhdej
"Zulross.• . • • . •
In .1874, a 'frame • school Was erec,
teil on the farm of John HodeinSilot
concession 10, Miss' ChiSolm was,
'he first teacher.. There were double
a 1ug well, .The:e.... were
,the days 'alien grown men attended
• 4cliVol • and • the attendance, averaged
report on • the hours • of work and, •' Following Mi§s' thisolin Were Mr.
Wages reeel.Ved, asconiniler Turvis, ,z•Mr."•-iEtichanP'
nanagement; which. studied shop coil- in, Miss Rutherford, •Miss Walker,'
'
*ng ' Trades Comic -it:: The . report" 'had: VacKenzie. Mr: A-.71cerr. and: Mr..
'leen prepared -because of,a misum-. "Iiidsen, While Mr. Kerr Was teaeh-
derstanding which, suggested that
vhile the ; General Council of the
Ohurch , expressed itself as concurr-
hig in the _right • of labour :to colleon.
tive . bargaining through, imions and
trig a° cone.ert was', staged,: from the
lroceeds of •which the_hell WaS:' piir-
-based, Ylr, Kerr. is .now a dribtor in.
:Thicago. •,..'...: ,17. ; • • • •.• • ' • • : '
,, Mr. james :Henry •Hodgins, a pupil
.•epresentatiVes of its on choice; the if No 3 Served 'in the .,NottliWest,
minting plant remainerLan open shoir:- • Rebellion. • . ' ' '' '.' •. •••: •
'le said, . • ,, .• . ' ' : The ..sellocil was .. remodelled • in.
• Th 6 cOnimititee hadfound; he said, 1895. The, cOritraCtor was John Y.,
that "there is no manifest desire on Scott The ';•board of trustees NiTere
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the• Part of our: employees to' Join the Tarries Purvis, • W. 'James" • and . L.
"inion," and-that:the • men ..received. BOY1e. The' teacher at that tithe lwas
'ietter than Uniell wages and "their . •
6 hl embers' of the Dun
an-
whole,'working conditions are Sucb ' -.The next teachers • were Mr ' W. . -eY-r-,-• rn., , • :7g•
that they see no reason,/ for paying Lane; MisS :11. W61sh: Miss Murray, non Juvenile. hall:team. laavp signed
Unit* fees unnecessarilY. • • ' • ' Mr..C.*Walker and Miss Rutherford: a - up with the Dungannon 'Maitland
1,f•• the -ehurch's Printing n
• business, ame. She' is now principal league : teain ;and '• s; team..., is unable;
• :Regarding the size andi
%' llinOrtallee ni
.,7e,e6 a' a,the s
, former teacher ,o,oa:fm:
iles.
tP P.e.. rdised..tO ,PlaY the'lecal. jtiven1
•• •
ince 6,000 books; a day and in,as .the 3,'COliliil°61-MinISS.CIA°11111;arn,ed—MMiis.',I.E..41Mouasl: .
NI'. Dickinson' said that it could 'pro-
' ,,-10:'-ei=1:11;i:ol-hig:41.10,ntnad,44-40 n,,sucegecled.,TheAatterdis,newlnat
Ausive of .dailY...newspapers. , . • ried ' living near Moosejaw: '
. "We operate" a ' wholesale . *depart- , Miss ..E. :Stanley, :' Miss MclVforran;
nient.iwbioh, during 1936 Sold 400,000. ',Vika T.' Culbert, Mr. I. J.. Needham
onies 9f. 4,000 titles,: making a ,turn- and Miss McLean taught for 'varying
over -of $229,750„ 'Our library depart4 periods, ! 'Miss • McLean 'died • a, few
Merit serv&I, 690 publiclibraries., and 'years ego,. Miss p, McQuillan taught
100 school libraries with 5.0,000 beoks from 1923-25, ',In 1924. the • well was
if 5,000 ' titles, The educational de-. drilled..by, L. Davison; of Wingham.
pertinent, under :the direction: of Dk." ': The succeeding teachers were :Miss
'editor of the house has developed an. Mr, .M: McLennan and Miss Gladys
1*.:orne .:' pierce,„ . who: is .the •• Meta*" A.,. Johnston; •Mis. s., 11,..,,,IThompson,
.,-, '•
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extensive business in :schooltext mills, The • present , teacher is :Alias
hooks and 'educational publications of A: Colwell. " : ."' • ,
different kinde. You May be, smile- . The, ilrat: inspector was Mr. Camp±
hat amazed to learn that2.4e :print-. bell; -folloWed by Mr. Chiscilnr,-' both
'et lelt year: just ',under • 600,000. Vol.; of Kincardine. The latter was SUCCed-
liTlIeS: . . • ''''. .'" .. .. , . ed.. in 1.010: by Mr. ,W:::F.'• Bald, who
• i'llfay I state that, mii• personal. at4 held the position for twenty-four
titude is one of ' entire - synipathy with ,years. :Pe was suceedded,in Januar
the reasonable Nand .law abiding efforts 1935 by Mr. G: ,C. Dobkin :of Kincar.7
of labor. organizatiOns'to „Obtain' sat-. dine.
isfactory iworking„.,conditions and ..' The first secretary was Mi. E.
rates of pay'....Wlien•honoyably eohdad•••, Thoninson, followed , by: Mr.. James I
ted It is. a wholly1 ' 'honorable enter- McCall; Mt., William Boyle and Mr. '
•NIAGARA FALLS—SAT, JUNE 2.6—Royal
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l• eavaPlicnAiserc'. Annual •
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TIMM I NtS, Silver Jubilee & "Porcupine Old Home Week June 28 & 29
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Use Canadian National Express' Money Orders. V.294 -B•
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KIDS'
KORNER
(EY C. W. T.)
[MONUMENTS:at first cost" .
Elavin'g.9in:;.faptoyy, equipped' '
the' most modern niaehinery..farl,*-
eXectition Of high elasi work, we ask •
you to see the largest. displayofmon.
.uments a any retail factory in On.
fano. All finished by 'sand blast ma
ehineS. Weimport all outi'*raititet
:from the Old 'Cotintry quarries,. dtp;.
ect, in the r�ugh Yoji,eajj save: :all '•
local dealers', agents' and middlernai'-
profits by.: .speing us.
Allan Treleaven had the liganidats
of his leg ' severely . strained •last
Thursday and was , unable. to Walk
,for a :short
BIRTHDAYS—Glenn Hackett •
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•."WARNING" DO: ' . net.' throW•
At West. End Bridge—WALKERTON%
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isto..: 5, .Ashfield
• Form V—Jiminie Hunter:,•
'Sr.. IV—Standing obtained . in Ed -
trance tests.-• Possible' marks
Kathleen Gibson '1536; LOrna. ,Reid
.527; Kathleen Gardnee503: . •.1
stones. Last Tuesday at a 'local: ball- .. Jr.. IV—Keith ackett 76%1 •44a.:
gaine,.a young lad threw a stone and aell, Ritchie. 74; Keith Ritchie 04.''
hit another boy in the 'eye, and, might Ritchie 74. Allen Rit-
chie 72; JOhnny•-Hunter 01; Eric Hac-
kett 52. •"
• Jr. II—Lorna Hunter 68; Lois 'Hun-
ter63; Marion Gardner (absent. for
Partr..-1.9fPI°dneth).
Pr.—Freda Hunter:, f
No. on . real 15.. '• '
•• Ada M. Webster.
hayeseveraly fairt_lurri....irthe stone
had been larger.. • '
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Beginning. yesterday, :because •of
the High School Departmental exalts.
thePtIb1icchoQi 'receives ,no,recess:
but is let out early.. r• •
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prise, and must inevitably be pursued Jaines Purvis Mr L Beyle. thengews Beef Of Fainous: PamilY •
so hang and.,,Wherever unsatisfactory: held the .position; for . about - thirty •
atrangements :critinue .to exist A years, when: Mr! P7A. Murray took • Th Associated . • Screen New of
hinny working, basis: of life is, the es- over the yclati•es, Montreal have been "shooting?'
sehtial foundation for the building • Two 'prominent • •men, Who spent''''tilites'•, of the famous'. Masse• family
of 'character 'through Work ;chine their • Seiniol days in 'NO. a are . :th h k ib•'..d " •
the creation. of good will, and the On-
jeynient Of all the.7fruits of . labor;;
spiritual .and material.":
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itkyourpaekage ?'L
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twenty-five years. An New York. , these pictutea first, shown :at Exeter. sent me a paper •weight. ••
son cox,: wile has spent the past prornetter lids arranged to .have grocery bilis down — and the iirm.
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