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IIURON COUNTY News
The Brussels Red Cirele has
- sent $75.00 to provide A Ca in the
DUCheo VgatutilAbt Hospital, Clive
don, England, and to maintain it for
one year.
Itev. PON, who has been rec.
tor of a. Paul a church, Clinton'since
• March of last year, hes reeigneclte
Cept the. gamey of St.. Themes church,
Toronto, the ractor'of 'which is an old
• family. friend. •
, Mayer Irwin, of Wingham, ,accom.
• .pained by hie,clausliter,, left on Friday.
morning on a two waive trip to °al-
TheY_ will Tatum home- 'vitt--
the Paelfic Coat • and through the
Canadia,n West. •
. Wra. Ross, of Hnllett, near Con.
stance, whohad Ins barn burned re._
contly, has givenanorder for a new
steel structure,. 35 by75 feet. and •
hopes to have It i
ready n time for the
• reception ofthis Yelire czp
liendrie1. lieutsnantzgovernef.,
of Ontario, has aeeepted an invitatioV
to be present in Loildeli on July 21st„
when the. Panghters of the Enipire
•r will present colors to the 3,31d: gluons
-Regiment. There will also be a pres,
• entatien of addresses to London 8014,41
• iere who have returned from the froii•t
•Woolyied or on sick .: hiaVn. •i:n the
evening there wilt be 4 band'coneerti •
-.11Pred Floa4oiet Gordo, charged with
nogleet and refusal to provide feed 'for,
his wife and family, thereby endanger-
• . inetheir lives*, was taken, to Goderich
jail on Thursday by. Officer l'hippen.
.kirs. Hedge told tho magistrate that
• her lite,.bad naoro thall. once been in
• .danger'from all..the
tinareher busbandhad plenty of money
— buried in the cellar, -rothsiqg to spend
1111), Ito oluviored to Hash CIO*
With the .414Shig tan bilk nefild tint
..open the door. Ilia :wife game to his
alsistince, and had her 'clothe* set -on
fire.. Both were badly scorched bemire
the fire was extinguished.
'li. J. Oluft, a Shoe merchant, of
• •died suddenly" at his hone
there On July 16. Ilo' WAS in the
-ea" • 10 r0011) with a traveler. selecting
* during the afternotn, and corn:
.Of not feeling Well. He •walk-
cd•to his hemand retired about. the,
usual time, About a o'clock a doctor
was .Called, but could do nothing to•
help .the sick Wan who passed away
Boon after. • He wawa member a the
t ,
•
tuiL;nd-O.range..orders,., and .fes"(
years had been A prominenteitiSen-cf
the town. .•• . •
• An Aliassi 'Uninen Patinsalt
...said that a well- known' Tucke.rsmith
• fernier., whoc name is net.g drove.
to Clinton no day last 'week *W..0.0
his. 'horse in an hetet stable, . Wheu•.
liegot thrOligli with his •,busingsa he
walked horde., fergotting;all nhout.hia
beta° until Oalled Up • by: phone. - about.
one•,osclecir .in. the morning by tho.
betel ikeeper in *hose stable he had
left Mellor* We may .a.ey that:. the
over -sight •°. Was.. duo j1Z,AttrelY.'10, absent:
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OLosi ,Tehristen,
, and his wife, of Dhogannoo, were bath
g(eVerelYliurned* Ono', day last week,
: owing to theignition of some gasolif,e,
Ali. Johnston. Was vulcanizing an ante
- Kiwis Wanes Ileise.f.-litrs. Arch
•aMlcegtielllri7fIrralm'';IfeWir. dnaugghtlillter,11°113Yisece e•Itie
McGillivray, who was a member of the
party Of one hundred and eleven nurses
who left New York recently to terve,
at the _trent, Miss •MeGiliivray re-
ports that the party had a very pleas•
ant trip and the only thrilling expert:
*once was for onetlay and atight when
-
the vessel was in the war zone and all
on heard were cosapened to Wear life
Wits and go througirthe-lifinravnig-
drill. The party landed at Falniouth
on Jam 24th; and were conveyed by
special train to London.where .they
were furnished Iwith the riiitish army
nurses' uniform, and sent forward to
tho ditto:outfields of
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is due to the:P4TENTED. and .EXCLUSIVE LOLOMBIA
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Columbia ' Records Are BUILT-UP, '''Instead of
economising and using one mixturefOr tile whole ,,re -t
, cord, Columbia records are made in THREE LAY-
ERS, using the cheaper material In, the centre only
whereit doesn't count in the reproductiOn. The best
and Most .expensive maXerial the world can provide
- is uses], on -the outer, surfaces on which the sound
•wave or mimic is engraved.,
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on each side. • . • -
-Aad yet these records cost you less _money than any
titers;
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ifoltitato follewittg
&rob (loony ttticleti.k towitttorti
sumo,' Scheel have lki311 501:431i!iftli itt
the. exaMittatiou followfng the lerin
just cloaedi
Cora J. ,Allen,
Sarah 11, Beacom, Godexich.
Leila 4t. Blake, Maf4igiug.
Floe9le.Brown, Londebboro'.
. Miranda Brown, Zurich.
Olive Beatrice Cole, Clinten.
Ada 0-, Currie,' Goderich,
Lanni, Cure°, Winghim.
• gertrinle Deadman, Brussels.
Pearl I, Drennan, Itintail,
Margaret Isabel Elliott, Blyth,
May Lilian
Fraileell Fitzgerald,' Thing4131)011,
Cora M.- _
Evelyn Greig, Seaforth.
' Jessie Aliost99, Kintailv
'Matiye g Levy, Yarlqw...
Mary M. McGowany Myth.;
Madeline Mchlorren, Lueknow.•
C. May McGregor, Nippon.
Gladys 1. Macquarrie, Brussels
• XYrtItM. 3/Lair, LondeshoroW
Christine.Th Miller, $t. Helens, • °
• Cora O.. Nicholson, 'Daylield.
O. Patterson, Wioeliarn.
Vern A. Patterson, Auburn. -
Margaret D. Patterson, Winghaie,
: Lillian E. Ste'Vetie,,ZOrich.
roneve Taylor., BrusSels, •
Bible` Pordwielk;
• Beta 0; Wise, LOW •
•• Marguerite 'Williana0eafortli.
if•-Nathleen.Wiltonalrnesele.`
: entistena YuiIl, 13rasse1s;
`24argeret F. Yuiil, Brussels.,
Harold R. Cantelon,
Hobert W"..".0, Hall, Mafeking,
William G. lioover, Brussels,. .
• Robert Hoover, Bruesels,
Ronert O. MeKereher, Wroxeter,
Vincent .-P:-'3dOrPhy *Seafer-tli. -
Hector A. Mutton, Winnham. •
• Roy Stonehouse, Belgrave, .
dbert GT:Warr, LochalsIL
R. Al. Wiggin:Dimr.tannon,
Limited third class cortificiat.es have
been awarded to. the following;- Addie
Lennox', *Carfowl "Inez A. Switzer,
Liteknow.
liTutteivms- Al'
following who.; attended, the
London Normal Scheel have received
Seeend•clase certificates:
• ,Inargiiret_Adanis, •Goderieb,
Rioy A. Bradford, Qederielu-
• Ada Webateri-Lucknow:--- -
• Elizabeth Margaret Wilson, leick-
now. •
.
• According to the result' s of the
rezetit. ',entranee examination in tho
different centers of .the inspectorate of.
East Huron -mader'publieledently-th-if
highest-marka obtained in the inspec-
torate ' were by :Mabel Livingstone,
with 543. In the town of Seaforth
Miss Dorothy . 0'.0ongel1 won the
scholarship with 540 marks.
Disenre " Ovea Hinter: spit/tr.—A
case Ormuldr interest to hers° dealers
came before Judge g9it. at the Division
Court recently held at WroXeter. Jelin
-Wattere -sold a horse to Ueorge Wylie
for $140, guaranteeing the same to be
sound. It..waaafterwerds found that
Jia horsewasneLas --guaranteed,.- but
Watters refused to take it back'. Act-
ing on leglitedViee Mr. Wyliesold the
horse .by pubic auction.Mr. Watters
.beught the horse for $100. 'Wylie
then sued Watters for the difference
and posts of sale. ,After considerable
evidence was.taken a Bettleinept was
imade by which Watters pays -Wylie
$2.50 and each paid half the costs. -
• Vint are not the utmoit value for your money
or,the best out of your machine—no matter of what
• make—unless you use Columbia records.
• Of Coarse, Columbia. Records are Made in Catada . •
It you have neve r tried Columbia:records, ask to hear'
the following selections. We will gladly play them
and any others for you.
Superb 'Cello Solo by Pablo Cesals
• A ,ITrauraerei (Schumann)
.561/61ISalut D'Amour (Elgar)
p,voivell known Ballads by the' famous
. Taylor, litaCkel, Berge Trig..
• A 'Because (D'Hardelot) An
1/351,Mother Machine (Mott Si•11111) f 1.
. .
Two Novelty, (Marimba) Recordings
A (Italian Echoes. Tiro -Step. -
-17.481Senoritak----T-wo-Step.--1----•------
,• TWO'PattiotieSongs-.7---7-'-
' . ree Cheerafor-Little-Relgintit • I'
39 Wome G3,IVIW---RoyEFoiLeedon Town
There are over a thousand &Wile disc recorda'at 85c.
WM,• AWN., LUCKNO
air London
Canada
-10th.-18th.
191
$30,000.O� in Prizes
and Attractions
• (3,.t. •
torkes increased this year by
$5)000.00.
Excellent Program Of Attrites
den% Twice Daily.
Two Speed Events Daily,
Firesrorks Every Night.
New Steel Grandstand,
Midway Setter than Evere
likusic by thelSest Available 'Bands
'0IINGX,S PARS over All RailWaysi West of Toronto
Ones -Third tient outside points
and :Pare and
Istita LiSts. ritiy #ortnsi ahit alt intOritiation from he -StOretary
W. iii14$100 Poilident. • aUtil'i Steritto.
. , Whighalll
A new water nisinis about to be laid,
Which will help. a nuniber of factory
men who have been idle and'willbe glad
,of the job.
- A number of new recruits kft here for
'Clinton feeently; where they will Under-
go an examination, - and if 'Satisfactory
ill, go to London. • - • •
Georgeltobinsoni.Who left here about
a year ago with the first contingent, has
been gonorably discharged on account of
sickness, and is at his home here recov-
ering from en Atka Of "nerves".
. „
o The Ladies'. Patriotic SocietY is at
preient.gettieg a shiptneet of goods and
foodstuffs Comprised Of jellies andjams
for thee at the front. Money is also
being gathered to send a; bedor.cot 'for
the hospital at Shorneliffe.
The following students.who wrCite on
the entrance exaniination at Winglia,in
were successful: George Allen, Myrtle
13ennett (honors), Sanderson: Breeni,
Jean Christie, Vera Davidson,- Annie
-Davidson, David Deacon, William Dear,_
.-Edna---701iiitt,- Tana -Elliott (honors),-:
Addition Frazer, Irene Hewer, Ruby
Hewer, Alice Hibbert, David. Holmes,
Charles Isar& Cora Jewett, Phyllis
si-Edneo-Liesehr(-lioriers);--ee
McDonald (honors); Howard McDonal ,
Norman McGill, Lizzie.McICague„
har-
old Mann, .Annie- Meson, Teddy Muree,
Herman NetherY,. Walter Nicol, John
Jainea Perchle, Margaret Piper,
Fred. Sturdy, Hazel Taylor Grake-Tnek-•
Winnifred Walker, Lottie Zurbrigg.
Goderich fo*rtistop
k 4 °'JulY iOth.
• Mre. Wm. Pqay of Ashfield, spent a
few days Wit week with Mr. and Mrs.
Jean, Gray. •• _
Mr. McRoberts .atid daughter, Mitt
Flossie; of London, are visiting at the
,home of Adam Cantelon,.oth con, '.
Eclinonpon of Clinton has retirin-
ed home after a two \beaks! vieit, with
her friend, Mrs:Charles Mc ?hail,
_.,. Naftel of Chicago, and Mr. . and
Mrs. %there of Colborne, were visitdrs
at the Woe Of Renbee Grigg last week.
Miss Teleieele Iludie has returned
home after a months visit with relatives
neat Rervie,. aecompanied by her cousin,
Mimi W. ram
• Mrs. B: Webster, aeoompaniedby her
cousin, Miss Gladys Caritelon of Olin -
ton., left on Saturday for a fortnights
vied with friends in Flint and Detinit,
Bethany Presbyterian Church eel
ebrated their 50th Anniversary on Sun-
claz Dr, 31cOttie or London was the
speakerfor the day anddelivered two
• excellent sermons. Thisieveping a'social
will he held on' 8644 Xeilltatra lavnt
ialtormaatteitwltb it,
,
Pie
•
er
Canadian
ation I.
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ToRoNtro
$150,900 illkTAZIor $150,000
*kit"'
Medel Military Camp
Destruction of Battleships.
Battles, of the Air 4
11/1310TII
Military Display
„ gum OF TOE ALLIES
'under ColtiVation
jilions in igivestock
`Oovekrurietiktxhijits
-
RILLIN
Naval Spectacle
HEIEWO TIIE FLEET'
o:Delglan Art Treasures •
Creatore'S Paitious !land
Biggest Cat and Doa Messy,
r-W.Att iItiji4filk •
Field Grain Conipetition
Oreeter Poultry snow
....Wee of Manufactures,
One Tbollsand and- One
New Thins to .See
.REDUCED. RAILWAY RATES
FROM ALL POINTS
.1.011••••191.
'RASPBERRY:LORE
4ANAPIAN PARMERS
• WIN Al' ilitiS4o SUOW
41/4. Allot Hine ago *filch& of the Pao.
eine Pacific tuternetional Exposition in-
vited the Canadian Paeille itailmay to
enter in competition a number of ex-
hibits of grains and aroma that formed
Part of the company's display at their
pavilion at the Exposition grounds, This
was done and the announcement has
just been made that out of nineteen en-
tries, no leo than seventeen prizes were
captured. The growers of the prize-.
wattling exhibits, Wore as follows:
A. 14. Fryberger, of the 13assano ir-
rigated cobny, Bassein), Alberta, wins
gold medal for spelt& , •
0-Jfanseeo Pincher Creek, Alberta„
wins gold medal for oats, _wheat and
birleY; and silver medal forgrasses,
Arthur Parry.•Cardston, Alberta, wine
gold Medal for Oats, wheat and .barley,
and eilverapeclal for grasses.
Nick .Taitinger, Clareshohn, Alberta, ,
wins gold medals for barley eud , wheat.
• J. T. Weithington, Streamer% .Al-
berta, hi the O. P. B. irrigation block,
wins gold ,medal for wheat, and,silver
Medal for flax, - ,
E. Barnes, Bow lereAdl, 41berta,'
wine silver medal for eats, •-
A. NAPO:Ltd; Deloraine, Manitoba,
Ow Silver medal for wheat. •
WVer medals fortionithy'and for col-
lection ofgrain were also captured. .• •
It is intereSting to kilow. that these -
exhibits covered a very. wide; acetion of •
territory, from Pincher Cre,ek. almost Oa
the British"Ooltunbia boundary, ter -Pe,
.lotable in gabitobax. • .• %. •
The fact that Saskatchewan,' is not
represented is simply due, to the circum-
stance that no part of this particular ex-
hibit materialhas been secured from
thet!Province. • The.ennouncenient will
be a great surprise and pleasure *to the•
farmers concerned, as they did not even
know thati their products had been en-
tered for awards.'
The Busy Hardware House
...wiz 00 and we will DELIVER YOUR %toga PROMPTLY
111.411* E-MMERTON
vams.itomt
Peter McArthur) _ .!2
The meanest man in Canada has been
discovered, ' but I dare not give you his
nanieortelIyotwhcre he livesaor Jike
all the Mean men I knew, heist very re-
spectable,.and. moreover,' he is Well off
andlot_that .reisen„hia„neighbors Jook
up to, him. It Would neer do to east a
Slur,on so estimable a citizen; but fa me
tell -you; what fie does» He hires '.- the
children in the • neighborhood •to pick
raspberries for him, and it is part of the
bargain that they must whistle all the
time they are intheberry patch. As he
is always within hearing he is able in this
,
way to make sere that they de not eat
any Of the clelicious.berries they arePick-
init. Now, What do you think of a man'
like that? - • •
I wouldn't consider this_man so mean
had it not been that for 'some :time past-
/ have been trying t6-d,eterniine,the ori-
gin of. the name-Maspberry," The ex-
planation given in.the big diet...enamels
perfectly absurd, "Rasp—With reference
to its rep& outsicle-looking like a rasp."
What nonsense. The appearance of a
raspberry might remind one �f a dilater
of riibieS, biit:neirer Ora- bhiekainith's
rasp. But philology, or the scienceof
wcrds, is a mere 'matterof guesswork in
many cases tio.I feel quite at liberty to
guess at the origin opthe narne raspberry
myself,
.What does a healthy boy do when he
disco:rem that. raspberries are ripe? Any '
one_cananswerthat. • He comes rushing
towards the house yelling "Rah!. rahl
rah! The rahs-berries are ripe. "Rahl
an abbreviated cheer, expressive of joy.
Hence rahs.berries is the berrirthat makes
tPii small bey cheer because of the joy
he feels Do I hear any objection th that?
Of course not. Anyone can see that
that is the, true explanation. Let , the
makers of dictionaries take note,.
And now that Lam at it I may as
well set the learned philologists light on
another point that has to do With the
raspberry' They seem unable to decide
On the exact origin' of the word "jam" as
used in raspberry jani. Once more lam
amazed at their blindness. Also Once
more I go to the.healthy small biriy for
my explapation, What does he Stityhen
he gets a chapce to steal raspberry jam?
If you cannot imagine, just use your
memory and recall what you used to say.
"Ynni,311mr." of edema. -With this start-
er any learned professor will tellyou that.
by the application Of Grimm's law, or
some shnilar law, this ecstatic exclama,
gen in time became changed to "yam,
Nest Sandhog Cam!), El3glaud,
. June 26th. toto.
Dear Friends at Heniq--4t gives Me
It
to: eitteik110-y-afturoic.-
6re thanks of our boys from Bruee and
niyself for the.gifts Of tobacco, choco-
lates and gum which you -sent to ns. I
received it today and Welt no • time in
clistributinrit7.-amoog the boys; -and
words cannot tell how we enjoyed this
treat Weare all fine and in the beat of
spirits. , Seine have -a -Slig'ht-Cold7blit
nothing to. speak '.of. I had piy knee
injured.two weeks _ago_but am nearly.,
alright again now; • •
We have Only had one day'srain since
we came over and -very, .few 'hot _days;
_but it_turee cool in the evenings, -a per-
son needs a -coat on every evening. 'W•e
have very comfortable 4iiarters and
,
fair-
ly good -rations. '
The Canadians 'get great praise at.
every turn of the game as :one of the
Staff °Mears told me if ''there is a hard
job to do.just let the Canadians at it,.
but I am sorry to Say a -good -many of.
my best friends' have answered the 011
call, but it makes the rest • all the more
anxious to get into it -again.' The Ger-
mans will never face a Canadian charge
again -that is one thing certain, all we
Want is plenty of shell and machine guns
Di -help -pave -the -way. -This-looks-likea-
long job ahead of Us at present but there
onlyir rend -1,6 it no Matti -"
W1 n r ow
long it takes, 1 only hope the Kincar-
dine boys will at be sparedto go Ulna
again When victory is complete. 'I met
Dr. McLeod and Dr. G. Boyer at Hythe
and we were all glad to see them.
Remember me to the boys of the old
town. Twill -*lite you again lathe near
future wheel cab -And
am kept very busy all the time. Thie;
is no small job.' , ' • -
.Again thanking you for yourvery
acceptable gifts, we remain: • • '.e•
- Sincerely yours, • 2
The boys from Bruce.
Mum R. EariUsteroar,
ieth. l3att. O. E. F.,
• •ricl. Contingent,
' G. P. 0, London, England.
421Mak
Nobby Tread CaSillSo 50,x 5 1.2 in., .1,9.75
--each.- Guaranteed 6,00000
Plain Tread 'Casings, 50 * 3 1.-2 in., $12.00
each. Guaranteed 5500 miles
Inner Tubes $2.75 to $5.50 eacb.
Have yo.eVeriried Herroiine ? Makes the tar
„run easier and imeases 'tnileage.:from .2.5.10, 507
ASk ns about it.
Hay Fork Rope, all, sizes
Puileys, all sizes & kinds
-
•-Whep'next yOu are in cur store
take;. .1191,110 a. half gal, oronr,
toubilealing :oilt for ....Tail
kinds of machinery. We.haie
it put up ready., .without any ,
extra charge.
• FREE -1 FREE! With,
everY,,purthase. of Graniteware
we will give away • free a Fly
Swatter.
Saturday Special. Free
Ply -Swatter with every' pmind
of Paris Green, Price 30;. lb..
IN 'MEMORIAM
.Tii• memory Of Mrs, W. j.alpitay, w
-died June 23r4, 1915. • • •
We miss thWfroni our houfeTalifer,
We miss thee from thypiaeg,
A shadow o'er our life is cast, . * •
We miss the sunshine of thy face; ,
We miss thy•kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest Ore-' •
Our home is dark without thee, '
We nuas thee everywhere. •-
a Vriend: •
y!inir. Still let& it was changed th ,Zion
.`ain jam'!" and then in the hurry of our
modern lifc was abreviate& to laml"
Do I hear any obj&tion to that? It is
--eirjas plain as mud: Say I -have -a. no-
tion to tri•give up -firming -iiia-1/0- in for
philology The college. professors and
dictionary makers seem to lack both im-
agination ..and knowledge of the small
0'.
• Now can't,yeu see why 1 consider the
man who makes the boys ^whistle when
Picking raspberries the meanest man in
Canada? The berry itself and its chief.
product both take•their names freni•.
the -
love thetii ahoWn, by the 'Shia' boy.
If you de not believe in my derivations
int% try any healthy boy with 'ripe rasp.7
berries &lid raspberry Jam,and: lace how,
he will 'lack • .-1U.Aia kloestitt' -.say
and `Turn yum" lie is not a nermali boy .
fiamplimill• •
THE WESTER 44 PAIR, Scptmbcr le to ISO
• The special prograinme of attractions
offered by the °management'. of the West-
ern Fair this year will be above the
average. ()salaam)°, the lieiferi Ada,
troupe of Aerialists, will he well worth
tha price of admisSian. The Seeberts,
World's 'Greatest Eqeettrians, with their
beautiful horses willbe an attraction
long to be remembered, The Pekinese
Troupe, red Clunese Gymnasts, Will be
something new and startling. Lea Or.
taney's will furnish 'comedy .that , Will
please everybody, while the Bard Brea
are teporterto be the best Acrobats that
ever appearsd on the stage,' also the
/ANL Trio ana twiny others. There will
be music by the best, bands obtainable
every day •and eVetting. A amigo of
firework s will be given every night and
will be the heat every seen in London.
Two speed eients will take 'place &oh
afternoon in addition to the, above.
Single fire over , all railways . west of
Tomato and fare and one-third /tofu
outside points. All iefonuatioa* from
t0.1. fitirAtKvaik 44114 1-4044004„ 004
, .(intended.fOr last Week). ,
The farmeraare. buiy haying. _
• Miss Mciliarmid, of RieloSa, ViSited
friends
- Mies Irene Patron, orFergus„,
ieg at Joseph Hackett's. +:
•
. A large number attended the service
A IA Ail
- •
Of a1l-kiva are7adva-noitt--i--- -W
. _ g .n e 1iaye some
• . .
• • extra quality:- -worsteds
prices,. 'from " $i7.00 to O 00 Good • Trinimings
nd all fit: guaranteed..
A. Few Menia-Ready4liade'Suits a
.. . •.
Reduced Prices to Clear.. 0, Suit for $8.
. • . . -
- All -Trimmed and Untrirnme
Flats in the Millinery Depart=
ment at Great Reductiohs to
Clear, ,Now is the time to buy
i Stylish fiat for little Money
WILLIAM' .„C.ONNIPL
'TO take Butter and Eggs.
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11~ftratArevoso,~04, oftertiflo,Peorme!isto*
n. Ladies'. Shoes fluring.:Ju
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• Miss Annie Clarkion, of • Paramount,
Sundayed at Albert Helm's. • ,
Miss Magee, of Port Albert, was the
guest ef_llieeSac_lie Cerat.on_81.mday.
Mrs John.1:.10:rnbi and Tdaughter • of
St. Ilelens,,Sundayed at John Reid.
Miss Margaret Bartley was the guest
of Miss Hazel Gardner the week end,
'ThielVewaff.Well rePresentej_at
titirtemiri- on the i2th.and report a
glorious. day
Mrs. Herb Ether arid babe of Credit,
on, visited with her sister, 'Mrs, Fred
Anderson, a few doe. , •
Mr. and Mrs. Topp and family, of Tor
Onto, are visiting with the tatters brother
Charles McDonagh, •
The members of the W. M. S. will
hold theirannuel meeting at the home
Of MO, Albert I/elm on ThUrsday after-
noon at 2.30. • .
„ MONOY.BACK.TO FORD PURCHASERS'
'Big business men compelled to sign
tospie of hundred checks for , incfdental
expenses every month occasionally
realize what iaineant by writer's cramp.
The Ford Motor CO. is making°
piepar-
atiOflS to attend to a little °face detail
of thiS kind in connection .,with the
$1 5,000 ix,,ups to be dietribnted
among word °loom it August. Vie
company is about, • to write 800,000
cheeks for $50.00 emit to 'be mailed tii
onera thiouglentt the world.A aril'
of 30 stenographers is to be eMployeei ie
this task retrutluit 4x *WO ler dotti
$4464A • •
lamipm=101.0pinir"
We ha,ve several lines of Ladies' Firte Shoes in
Gun Metal Button, Patent Button,- with cloth and-
matkid tops, -Viti Kid in _blucher and button. -
Also a few pair of White Buck. Theie lines were
$4.:C10-1111eS.Whave
all sizes from 3 to 6, Specially priced it
•
pair orScholl's Foot EaserS.
If you have Unsightly -bunions try a pair ,:of Schots
Bunion Reducers., They are:-the,neatest•••
- and best On' the market
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- We do the -kind r.; illepairirkg tht leane tlifftebtite; '.i•-••• •
J. JOYNT
mcnnow, ONT.. .
OtaksosellealsieWesterieeresqlfeet6 st4,04ereeusalleflivekesiskedsoWaTgt
'peering lia,rvesting Blachiner
Wingham Bttggies, Adams Wagons .,
and Racks, Frost WireYente,Goods,
Bitiler 'twine and Rope, tifir F3,1*1),,
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and Slings, Keystone Tongues Stipa,
r• sale ; -: '4 II 1 t
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