HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1915-06-10, Page 8Store News
SUMMER.
DRESS. .0000S
FOR WEEKS we have been preparing for the
warm summer weather that has just got here
and have now in our store a splendid assortment
of warm weather material in some of the newest
fabrics in the trade, freshness, daintineett
prettiness aptly (tenor ibes our •new
Voiles, Organdies repes and Muslim
In plain white and colored stripe; also a variety of colored sprig and Spot and fancy
tterns which are marked at quick selling prices. 1$c 20c 25e and 35c
SILKS
Prices of Silks.in the wholesale market
.have considerably increased, Yet by
placing large orders far ahead we are
enabled to sell 6ur special lines at the
old prices and are showing a nice range
of our Fatuous Pailette Silk in black
and colors, 36 in. wide, which we can.
confidently reCommend at $t.00 per yd.
Our Black
DucheSS' 'Silk
36in *04e., at $11.25 wth our firla name
stamped on the ,edge., is, we believe
the best silk 'value:the' trade,- Thi;
,
line we' have sold for many years and
lcnoW from experience.: the satisfaction'
that it gives in wear, aid appearance...,
DRess.
000Ds
Our range,in the heavier materials is .
well 'assorted with Special values irt
Wel and navy. Serges. at 75F, Loo
and $1.5o per yard. -
DRESS
LININGS
'this store has long been noted for t
Urge variety andsplendid qvalities
Dress - Trinunings.* Shown, arid y4,41
find azi excellent assortment here'ofike
various4kinds'now specially an deman1
•at very reasonable prices,
;
----STRAW, IIATS
Sim* the advent of warm Nieather we
had big selling in our, -••
• MEN'S STRAW HATS
Our range of styles and -qualities is the t best
ever shown in this store comprising Plain and
?army Straws, in newest shapes,. at $1.00 to
11115.00, and those light weight .Pallainae that '
are so ceinfortable andt" 'durable, specially.
priced At 4113.40.
• EV:OYLER% WHITE
DUCK:HATS,
.with Wire vent at 75e. and CHAUFFEUR'S:
011,EV SICK HATS at 75c,,
CRASH HATS
We are showing a nice range of 'Ladies' White
Crash Hats,, Very suitable for:-Stimmer. wear.
-Some MO Plain crasb,,,,with bid& band, at Mc,' •
and other very pretty linesare plain White -
check Crash, white and. blue .check crash. '75c.
See OW mike of Children's -Summer Hats in
Crash and siniflar fancy materials at 50co 75c.
,
Child's. White Lawn Bonnets, fancy embroid-
eredand lace trunnied,neat 'and pretty at 50c
and ROSIE Y •
. Ken's Bleak and lint ,Cashmere Half Hose t,
35c or 5 pairs for $1.00.
, Men's Colored Cashmere Half Hose, Special.
lipe, SOc. , • • .
Men's_ Colored_ Cotton -Half -Hose 15. or 2
pairs for ,25c, •
Women's Cotton Hose, ble...only.; semn
dless,
special 15e. or g pairs for25c. !
Women's Silk tinkle Hose in 'black and white',
• 35c" 5 'palm $1. '
Girl's Princess Oibbed.liosein blackand'tan;
. all sizes, 25e. . • , • „••
Boy's Bull Dog Hose, the hose for -wear and
tear, 25c,
'CLEARING LINES
On Our Bargain Tablethis week we have placed
a number of FancySilk' Embroidered
„Cushion Cotters, xegularly priced at IA and -
las, to clear at 75c, Also a number of var-
kills fonds of Tapestry and Pinted Push"
i.91t Cbvers, clearing at 5, 1005 and 25o:
, Regular prices in most cases more than double
" the prices no* marked. See other clearing
lines on this table,
=ireta•wrinignmei
,
. Bervie . clotlii, 312 large dressing, 678 . small
-• dressings, 384 bandages,: 88 compresses,
—Monday, June 7th. 28 . antra' slings,. 48 handkerchiefs,, 20
.,
. Bev. Mr. Ball is attending the Con- shalvaf bindery, 23 many tailed binders
femme in St. Marys this week. . _.1 comforter.and a gibed. -The ladies of
Mr. and Miss Can, of Port Eight, the chid) wish to thank Miss Stinson; of
are tipending 4 fea•daya avaa abia Jon I Ripley., for her valuable instruction; Mr.
FrackBaintOnior like ofatke.heill,....an
-Ali.'Oniaar Armstrong for the u..w. of aL
• Miss Malik :Boyeirvisinsdf sewinginachine, A. :cordial invitation
taiditio With -Mrs. Joseph. -BItierea: for 'a • is .exterided tD altJaOies:in- meet -on
couple of -tiara- Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
--14-anderstandaltfataarilfted-aFitzell
• has at last found a aolawhicli is,amitable,
that of cheesemakea, ;
•:* Mrs:- IV. Eimer -ton and Miss Annie
---11-61Cinneyetteratecaahealaietrieto
aeration in Ripley last Thursday.
• The races in Kincardine on the Kinds
Birthdey drew e large crowd. Among
those' from our burg we noticed the inc-
, ing feeling very prominent. "Ma &Mimi
•MaeLelland was among those who felt
•like hurrying, and 'Sani says he got
.there first too, •
UPI AV.% DONE
ladies of Other parts have been doing a
,gpocl work for theRed. Croee and Bea,
• •,glan ' and' have reported
item time to time, the : Ian& of atonic -;
and community suriottnaing have been
Working head although few reports have
been made Mak: We want to try in a
fp*. VrOtdo, to, give 801116 idea of whet has
been donei, however, omitting detaila. A
largo box Ina bale of clothing was sent
to the Belgians. A barrel. of fruit was
shipped to the Canadian hospital sat
/
Omelet to etiable the woanded Coot-.
, : Moday, Sane 7tba.
----7A:tittubtr 14-4-41.66 are.avang &tided.
in this vicinity, • • '
" Mr. and .Mrs. Wilrialue spent San -
lay at, Jona Wilkie& •
- MisaAnnie. Vitae spelta few days with
ler sister Mrs: Samuel Geddes'.
•; - Sfra.' dee. Shia* speitt Monday ear;
noon with Mrs. A.D. McCosh, 6 con
-.Nati-.1araaglad-tta fopore-that ;axidie,
Shiellia is recovering after an attack of
pneuitioniai; ".
_ A number from here attended the eel-
ebration in Kincardine OA Thursday, the
King's birthday. • - •
The schea garden is 'again. in a Most
progressive State this year and much cred-
it is dug the teacherand pupils.
•• Tiverton
—Tuesday, Jena 8.
1
dim* to enjoy some +Jf the delicacies we 1( '• John :Hatagrae is laid up thecie clays with
enjoy every dry. Farads to provide ' lumbage. Weahope to.stie him ereund
• maternal for baridages and other surgical
supplies were raised,. by „lee, teals each,
WeOic at which the Lindh was provided
by the ladies of the Society. Dlr. and
Mrs. J. 0, Ilegiata goo a maple taffy
pull in their bueli ix aid of the Society
st whielt about $10,00 was realized.
The. follow/0g is a ILIO of abine of the
material' air** Made and shipped to
The s &Vitali at the.13eptist Ohni.Oh on
Sunday. Nr well Attended, And the
e;,
congregation *** well rewarded in hear-
ing Chatcell likahimoson,of MeMaStAr
Vniversitea
. Rev. Mt and lfria. tanker. are to
teitain for another year on the Tiverton
Carona The . peteile at , the. different
Toroidal SO pnetiniontojeckets, 25 stir, ilpoihttnenth nig hoar of this with
gloat kits, S50 mouth *Wants, 14 fo, p easure, tto 3fr, tooltcr ,favorito
penis*** to surgiod.towolti) bat) Atte vita ea .1000, 4
Zi011
' Tuesday, 'June 8th.
.Mitt8 Stroudii
, of Rpley s visiting her
• . 4 -
uncle. David Stroud.
Mr. and Mtg. JOhn. Relit spent a few
•days with friends at Auburn. -
and -litre, David Stroud efent..„Set.
y with friends at a a
Mr, --Robert andeoit, Alma. spent
Friday-vith-fr, iends-m-thia-vkinit
Mrs. Bridgette and family of LuelinoW
visited at Joseph liaekett'son Sunday,'
Mrs. Henry -Gardner Mei Miss (halbert
apena-theholiday it Mrs; Peter a on s,
_
. mita. W. G. Gardner has returned hence
after spendipga few weeks on ti3e bound.
. • .• • ,
and Mrs.' George Andre* and
daughter Flontapeet SatidayWith ftleatlia
here. ' . • '
miniber from . here attended the
laarkweiallandlten wedding on We-Ones-
atia-leet. aa- - •
Mrs., iTaMea 'Webster and family Of
Lucknow spent Sunday **Milt Edmund
Andrew's. • •
. kingshritigez
Monday, jittie.7
Philip tong -hue diphtherit‘
Mies Margaret Dalton ir$ viaiting har
sister Josie at Kennilworth. . • ,
' Miss Piscine, Dalton has returned home
fOr a 'visit Vgith her father here •
Bone.: -.Te Mr. ttna Mrs. Andrew
Martin, on May 31st., twin boys, .
.Taine,s A. 'Quarry of Stratford ePent
• Sunday with Kingnbridge friends.
losepti Griffin. of Saltford aisited at
his home here a ceeple of days last week.
Edward Volley. is moving, his house
from the lake to the feria on which he
is I wing,
. John, pQuigley left lent Saturday for etroit where he has Wonted the ppsition
�t ollor 04 the aka Intrirg
TOO*"
itOfee
Welk INega 1Wiptgi tiha hire
lO IMO 'rows AA
Peatesseepe
isert will he Svaa Tact
in the basement of the Paling Tailigary.
Mrs. Dr. Fowler went to Stretford
SiturdsIY tQ *Peed a few days with
her Mullah*, who ie attending
Mies Norma.
Guilfoyar, teitcher in the Con-
tinuatten disliool, is enjoying * visit
from ber brother who hes jot emu-
OCO
at week ia Wei-
lerhateiag go booby of dage
ist the tow*.
Coeunenehar with the ht ol Jim
the Waikeetert Light alai Pewer Co
ie giving at eontinnoas day amid nigh
&mark weevil*.
A G.T.H. ear oukinIg & quantity
of fernitiere woe burned on the treok
at Mitchney one waning recently Tha
origin of the ere in nisacomtntsble.
Settoolaints at Kincardine oeught a
Pleteti hut biedmIli murgea I live porcumate in * barn -yard OM
win. Robinson, of minnsspolis, morning last week. How the cutlet*
tattle aninnolgot there or where it MOM
from is a mystery.
James Marshall, a prominent fernier.
of Elderslie township, and a brother
of 'lumen Mandell', mieistor A Agri-
culture, in Alber a, died at his heMP
last week, after an Anne of four
months.
The last hope of securing s. 'knot
lieente for the hotel at Pinkerton
seem; to have vanished. Though- the
• old Centre Brawn commission roof°
mended alicense, the Onterio Board,
disinclined to grant new licenses, have
refueeda
William Backing, be. Ufa*, who
was Yecently fined $1 00. and coots, or
ntotal,leiy of *bout $10.00, by Mag.,
karate Telex), of Walkerton,' OR the
chargesof running his auto Into town
opeuding few dlye With big parento,
whore he expecas to meet his brother,
,Allie, from Tcroato. The family will
he reunited for a few days.
• Rev, W. A. Medley, Mrs. Bradley
and Mrs. H. J. Ilieeee metored down
to altretforci reeeday, Mr. Bradley
will visit. las aged tether who. is ill
from the bursting of *n artery In the
ear.• • ,
fitifiS
Dear Sir:
The ,season is dm Wing near when an
increasingly tarp number of bad and
inferior egga reach tae larger markets or
are eifered for sale locally and it occurs
to me that your readers may be interest-
ed in the information given out by this
Branch relative to the.praatice of cod-
ling eggs. •I am ancleaing, therefore, a
pamphlet (Pamphlet' N. PoVy, at ,rught avithent lighter has appealed
melon, rettised edition) entitled 'front the &claimant the' court, and the-
me *ill COMO UP before 00 Judge at
the Division Court on July "SW
Norman Robertson is oompleting
hip 29th, year as treasurer of the
County of Bruce. Thie miens. that he
has btien hanaling the °minty money
tee -half the length of time *this minty-
hae been in existence, for, according to
RobertenifiHistery of Bruce, the Pro.
visional County of Brim° was °mania
ed at a meeting in floetbampton on
Match .19th 1007. ,
. A beam belonging, to D. -MeGreger,
wbile in Neeswater one day :last Week,
asedo. a_ dash &leafroodona. running
from Dormer's hardWare. atom West to
Alex.. :afatikenzita'a barn, • 'Breaking
through the get°they,: wrecked the
wagon- egainst.the barn wall, and fur,
tiler, on -encountered another gate
where thee becanie entangled and were
Caught.- Fortunately the -horses °seep
cd without injurya.„ The wagon was
badly- hroken • -
()ending of hags copy of which we
ebell be Pleaeed to formai tree to any
of your subscribers together with one of
the candling appliancenVeneiibed there-
in. • ThO latter may be utilized either for
coramercuil purposes or for domestic use.
. lima faithfully,
John Bright,
Live Stock Commissioner.
„
Ainberley
—Monday,. June th
Brialleylost a valeablo 'mese
'eat week-.
,A.ehley Blair made a business 'trip
through ,otiiburg .10,0 week.
Misi Clara Wilkie and Mrs. 0.
Fraser spent Sundae at Jeniee
and Sirs W74 Pater., of Bethel;
spent Sunday with friend e on the and•;
•quite a nunthe froin around' -here
attended the races in Kincardine on
Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs. ,ilobert Dernin and
XiCS Jean of Liteknow, and Mr. Mc.
Lean, of imonte, treoto;ed. to Joseph,
Courtneyon Saturday.. " •
The Ladies. Guild of the Anglican
Churciaintend:lataing their meeting
on -Wedneeday afternoon, and thcy
also intend having raGarden Party OU
Mr. Ed. Hunter's 1§Wis ,early in July
for'tbe Red Cross.
-The Presbyterial* intend' holding -it
Garden Party on the 23rd ()Mine, et
the home of Mrs, • Blair, Lake Shore,
Read, also in the hitereste'of the Red,
Cross. Cense to these Garden' Parties
and alleY*14nod_tineea. and aalsoiniP
along this, worthy caesaa •
- Finn 'ter- CIIESICt*T- On Sunday
afternoon fire destroyed a new shed at
Victoria Park, Cbesley, the lois :being
abut $400, unprotected by insurance.
The building was owned by; the town,
and had been orected only'recently.
The cause of the Bee is unknown. The
°holey furniture factory is finite Clime
to the ehed, but a. 'south, 'wand saved
it. v.. The blaze had each a start' when
discovered -that -the brigade had little
chance:to check it. ,
Joseph Walker,.of Claims% had an
omitting experience on Sunday, May
30, while driving to church in Tees.
water. ..He had let hie wife out of the
buggy at Dave MoKague's and started
-The eell gentehtea' Saturday' night t9warc18- the:church- oho& when his
-between the. sixth. and 4 inherley.earne berse, rut?: was ingthrownfrighteedfio;mrantfiaew4rYig'
off very satisfactory with score ai..w
a„.3 in hada of Arnaeriey. Amber_ :and slaahtly injured. The buggy was
leY intends playing , peat • Saturday, badly wrecked before 1he horse was
night with the, Shore team, and we caught, and Mrs. Walker', On seeing
hope to vie DA good a crowd as before, the runaway, was overcome by nervous
The hall game is played in Jan Me. niastration, Both have since recover.
PhersOn's field. a The linoup&dna pd from effects of theneeidenta
, a ,
Collins,
Rh -070 ITenf tt N eat Ag amlician anb:umi.
four months ago and came to ;this
country to --escape enlisting- for the
front, was befriended by Robert Ilyni;
berry, near Wit.iretton;Who took in the
wanderer and put him lap for a week
A.Courttey lays the Brace Times. After his
roe, Broiro ..parture, Lyroherry noticed •thataida
A. Courtney silver -watch, which had been hanging
J.' Blue -- on the wall, had'heen removed • and • a
Worthlesstianepieee without bands had
been hung in . its •place.. Snepeeting„
Lothian _ his late- guect.Ifitibeiry-iin-tifieri-Wef--
a. Ferguson, and found that Collinsa had
• Monday' June ath. just been placed by laninigtation
. One of our.estnnable young Women it Officer -Richardson on thefaran of hid
tote Matried's feW days hence., • - son, John ,Richitedson,` in Brant In
, amt. Swan and McLean took in the 'company With the Immigration Officer
days game was es fellows:. , •
Pine R;ver • Ambeyley'
E Wylds O. • G. Blue •
W. B 11 H. Walker
1. Bell 1st. B.'--- D. Afell'ain
J .McDonald 2nd, B • W. Bradley
P. Cameron 3rd. B. .L'Shiells
N. Bell • 5. S. '
p. Bell j C. F.
L. tell 114,P.
Melturchy L. F.
••• Bisset.
races at Xincaydine'hist Thursdas.
• Mrs R. Campbell and Mrs.° Jas Mc-
Donald visited friends around Xintail
last Saturday. ', • - • „. •
- Rev. Father JO Hogan motored, op
from Lucan, and vent itacoliple of days
with hicial3arents' hegeala :
Miesaklantel Alien, of Edmolitina
bike, arrived bete - last. Ft:14y to Apend
.0,-featiiiumtbs'with, her grandparents, mia
_entairs4.-F.--Ifendersera----
We eaten4 congratulations end beet
wallet to Me. and Mra. Gilbert Bark
avela who were recently married an
have neW Juo.the-cluties,o '
,on the.greom'e arni here. ,
•,A debate will . be held jai . Lochile
sae()) on Friday elating; June 18011
The .sitbiect of the debate is °Resolved.
that Italy is nierallY jusnified in material*
the War on the side of the- ailles"-.--Ewitr
'Cameron- and Wilfred Anderson of Inek
now 'will Upheld:the aatfirniative •whil
Duncan Finlayson and nectar ' Moran
Willaeaeakama the _negative tide,. A
collection be taken up in of tit
Red Cross Society. • •
TRAoMYSt DT THE. Via.—Mr. AaSte,
Lean received - ebpyaof Crifeoox
Oineroa the Other day from Jelin Math-
eson,: a former resident of this place,
who will be remembered by A large enele
of friends,' The paper contains an ac-
count of the finding of the body of Mr:
Matheson's. yougest MM. Roy, who was .
'drowned in the Wooed, river 'MI, the
27th �f -Nov. kat. Roy here
ea years ago, and was .bout two years
of age when the 'family moved to Chi-
neek, Montane, where he resided until
a couple of yore. age when lie tom,
nuked horse ranching on his. own ac -
want Mt the banks of the Misigoiti
River. He was geeeral,laVerite with
everyone who knew bitivand his tragie
death was a great blow to many.- Tho
funeral WO held on Wednesday, May
2eth front tys chittook Matieritc 11414
the services being entirely in charge of
•the lodge '• The bereavect;fiatily balte
the heartfelt sympathy of •their iTaka$0
Mende here Wile ileac learned of thi
sod aCtickap VI,' the 4000 terett
Phone No. 10 is at Your Servioe
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The Hot
Weather is
Here.
You Need An
01j• Stoe
The above is anexact cut of ,the QUICK „MEAL
OIL sTove, -the Stove with the six ciimirrotive-re-ar.
ures over other wick stoves—the stove that ddes your
work quickly on the least consumption of oit. •
' 4
See our All Steel Refrigerator, only Perfectly Sanitary r,
ato:t.- on the sn.Ork0.'.t... ; peieo $26.0
We haireSereta Doors front $1,00 to $2.25
Scr.,en Windows to Snit almost .any window
and tcreen Wire from zo to 36 in, wide,
Hatd„*..4.re
ands_._Coa.,1.4Coo,
rrhia ilirtic.4, of thiveurireMia Range That Sairea
Irom 30 to 50 per agent, of .Yisair Fuel( 'SOP
P `
.MignaltffentESOWNWO!inggrain.
Con..'-.1(isiOss..
• ,-,aatoeday, ahine ath;-
..:WOOOiegbollastre ringing, • -
..The,farMere 'heretitattod the roadwork
to -day, - •
Jan Baker was busy shingling his
house last week. aa • 1'
Ilobt.'enA Edna 'Elia; visited 'Rua,.
friends on:Sunday:2, .
Miss Tone .Scott • Of Benda- Called: on
friends here
Sailm
dScrib4retiiloMonday.80ete f�w days
tliis
week with old acquaintances here'
Mrs, Baker,: Marg ret and iticha visit-
ed Robert-Pogo:etas on Sunday...
. , ,
MIN Seine Bons is not improving as
fast,asher -Many, friends would wish..
alter -
noon.
'Mr: and Mrs Chafe. Caegrain and
. , ,
fetidly visited with end. con. friendeon
Sunday.. • -
Miss' Eva..0,6113era, Of Purple' Grove,
spent Saturday With her aunt Mrs.: -M9-
Pherson, • .
. .
few front this iocality. teok.. in the
Orange Lodge picnic at Silver Lakeon
'TMesrd.aaYn'•
cl 'kir& 'Ed* ..Pahner and 'wady:
,• •
of labica.rditie motored to Tow Harris's
on: Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Murdoch -McPherson
Visited waif Tenth con. friends on Fri-
day evening. • • a
Mrs. Andrew :11Athilton . and children
• 'tea' at the horn° of Attie Rose • on
&natty evening.
41arge..number of autos passed al*
the Eighth' on their Way to'the amen, in
Kincardine- on Titalriaciazaaa-a--:
aThs ice emelt parlor at ROlyrocia was
-reopened- on 7 Saturday- Atttliiing;,- The
-
young folks will be Ole to . get refresk!
Merits, every Saturday night -now..,
Lymberry eateted out after the ' Mai
and found him reclining in ease in
corner of a fence On the Richardson
farm, the 13088. "of the works having
sett him out to repair' the •fenee. On
beingateeeepaa` of the theft,aCollins.
afteraefin7hidging, nautili confessed
to having statewide late .benefactorai
watch-and-drawingia from his clothes
itelive‘ditairie its ,.eightfid owner
tigain., • The•thief was then •loroueht
into. town and handed over to Chief
Ferguson on Tuesday night, but
o cer -caring, to 'have the, mat
sentenced and quatteeect for a spellani
athe county, gave nim. a feW .tainaten
;
te'gehlotit of town,heiroh. .' fie, dial with.
•
a out delaty, •• -
e
o
•• aThetannereartabilayatatatiticalabora
u Finlay, of Licknovi, is . visiting
his dimghter, Mt& Jamieson.
-- Mai -Rees is ,vieithia her *daughter,
Mrs Duncan Writt,
Mie Mary Tait, ' Goildrieh; 18 amending
fetatlayo with Mrs. K..3. MaKetatie;
• 11r. and Mrs. P. 8. Alotteetio mid
bathe, of Montreal, are InSiting friends in
this Vicinity. •
. •
Miss !Ana MeNain, of Toronto; is at,
home at Maiient "tali sing her mother,
,atre, lanes SteNitha Who ie net itiiPrOV-
ing'as quickly as her Mailyfriends Would
like, • - • '
a -Tuesday, June 8.
taTra,),t
PeurtIrtottlinless
(Intended for last week) ....
' Partnere are sowing consi4erabh3 Orin-
,otiuttietallOeftwInirl;10 jetoirwdjithixeLtro0;41Sise' teolar, 0..141(;,,
iight this year: ' ' • ' ' ••_, !_._L
-• '
Mrs. B. -S. Cheiiiiitt. itiad.aheta,little
daughter visited in London a teti'diat
last tveeki avidlifeliffitt7htitsilluiCMIC.
Mctain, aasnend the OIMMet amid the
rugged scenery of !Vhiaftuit •pornerti
• lifirs: Jae, &Wetland was taken to
London IfespitallesT week to have la
cataract removed froni one of, her eyes
Vire ,hope she may terne .thronkli. eafely.
He deughter;thenegle., heal '..accompan...
je'dll.thr".7.J. Olin Haigh,; of ihelitii4hrit°64;'•
been in tendon lioapitat. for soliiiitiMe)
is reported as aiincli.bettet; and will
soon'ieturiahome, a 'Well „Maria an in-
grown ,to naii,s;Which threatened ...tn. de-
velop gangartne4nt thetWuble..-•••-:
' 1 M '
, „,,,,aa ,- onday, June 8„
'Mrs.,: tweed. (formerly- Mist:. Nina
Kinnon McKinfion had added ..to the,
it
MeXntos )- is visiting ' at P. lileintoelhi
thin wee . , .
neat epeettrance Of his. home by erecting
a sahatantial wire fence along the front,
"GO, thou and do liketasen, ;Would '.lie
timely adviee to othert along the 4th,
, We had. a beautiful and much. needed
'sheerer Ortsin this aftertio9n, It least
hey° added many million* to the value
Of Ontario's crops. • Doubtless it will
gladden the heart of ,many a peer' fellow
to krievatiela3blietele a prospect of "corn
in Egypt yet". , , .
aklega VeDiegartidatew iitst.-,olottookr
f4,44,14'14.4tioktilootitoott_isottnotUicfrom
**iota** itarie eit hiellegithe Ile
In -Itieterla iiiiespitela Leaden,. He
i.ma vs sister,. IllArion, stamtwitaneaped'
;flinty, in the rallsoky,wreek 'which took
Vat, recently 04 the.their way bac to
Loudon atter vi',4this their 004 0,
.3(111 who Ito,d,t).0#40,1tois v01 ottdilimis,
,
June Sth
Partneri'. are all 'ironing since , that •
glorious -rain which, fell Monday After-, '
' Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Smith, and SOU'
;Howard; Of Toronto, eiv-visitime da-
le'. Pobeca's,
.
Mr :nes Greham, of Kincardine, '
'visiting; friends in the neighborhood.. ,
• He is years, oicl and is etilli •
quite hearty and amid of „,
Mr. *Uveringliam and Nr
Finlay tatendedCoeferenceat St.; Marys:.
No service was held . at..Bethel Sundea7
morning owing to the .pastor's absence• Mr ancl Mrs. Alfred -1?ollock, Mr. and
.,
Mra J. D. Poilock and family apent;
Monday with Mr. John:Eel& 7;
'celebrating - theirawedding anniversairy:.
.0er.-beaseleillaeart allied the Amber-
ley on Saturday evening at limes Me-
Pbersop's on the second It was some- '
thing new • for ourteam to be defeated 116 -
they are by no apeane 'discouraged a„. •
ordyee
—Tuesday, jitief
1f100 a Reek' spent:' Standar' ideating. .
• at Peter Leateer's. • ,
&fleet men were in thin' foradity, • .
pressing haYisat. :Week. a: •
atreVillaehen aisited. it .Mr,•
MeGlyn's, Shindatieet.,-- -
liainei is " visiting -
at Me. McRoberts' forte 'fete days
• .Ma'.•Batitings, of Saila,' is visiting:
with the Martial tate for a short than.: .
reports 7 ATO:::00; •
Hanahau iciabmiat'.0.erehrtsing On ;
.sar.-TraticheDoyie. purchased- a4.tfinm.•
young' driver last week', .Frinicia knows s
the kind. - • •
• • We. are 'glad' to bear:, that ',Mina,
:lent week, is getting Wooly.. a.
, Webeter-::Who Met With an .acciaent.
' WO are ow hear that Mr. l'.2ant,
iel Martin,-;-wlio bait net -heeil -
lately, id able to be around again.
• -.1.1..Jbomati:Jarnieson and
sistersr-Vielit.anaL,Ahnie,,--sPent •Ball•-•••
.dayvisitioglelatiana..at'ast lielenaaMr. -John O!0allahan, .
Who .finge ,
.edicitia; is bextorei:eltawid,;,.u. p. rt,n; attack aCk .o.(.ap.peala
yecoveringwa-well esacen he
Mat-Joina .N1 artin halapu reamed a,
now Oeeelend itetontobilk Cara are
lieeemihg very cemmona as there ere ,
A or S'HOW. •thia looatity,
Mr. and Mrs. 0h -emoted. arid Well.••
-Ingtoo,$inon attentled-thir -foetal ofJ
a 041*, at nataratseusa The ire.••-
•,maing-tvere interied in Artiit'ir' come -
try. '
ltraa'ari'ailartitt
tweak initial gee young driver. 'Char-. ,
heat them eh .whettilegetk`hera
11161'61100 for eeetairdy, she.a. '
.1f reports are true. there is thbei '
is 4 fine one. , • .
now red*ared buggy the 9th. wm
cession, 13e• on the atlett gleis, for he;
hi A fine Young fellot4. anl. will willing.
ly give you a drive. .
A couple of young 'atialetala if
porta ate true, were protieing one
Sunday evening, forthe half milei'
racier that are to etnno oft ishortly,.-
• 110i did your wind hold out, boys? s
Johnston, ,who is engsgoi witdi
'Daniel martin, happened with an eta,
-eiclent on Ottitkaily sv.ning while tong:
to At, Hc1en. .131-6 hieytie he Irmo
'Tidit4f brbire',,and hae roolittl few.
ileeh ,trOuntla. VoittoO5r, a partt overt.
took him on the' toed- and Wok him tee
St. Helene, ettehded to his wounds,.
and drove 1)oth hini and rtbo voroaltort
who* to MI hotoo, T. tho pony":
104 49 otrotiht.00.0 th.*list 11011
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