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.s Something New and Something
Peirable in ELook coveRwo
The new Congoleum Art. Rugs are made in very attractive patterns, .
remarkable for their beauty and harmonizing of color constructions. They
possess excellent: wearing qualities and are specially suitable for Dining
ROOMS and Bedrooms. They are waterproof, washable and sanitary,
quickly and conveniently cleaned witha mop, no beating, no 'sweepipg.
They require ino fastening whatever and neer curl 'or "kick up" at the .
edges.. We :al*, .selling them in two pizes--,6x9 at $5.16 and 9x12 .
at , $11,40. Their designs,their coror harnionies, their waterproof
qualities, their durability ant4 economy make them, the best :low priced
rugs in the market. . " - • . . •
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Men's Work Shirts
Men's. Furnishings. This, department contains a
, •
Our rano for surnmer.wear is,noW very corn-
plete.• VVe have been watchful and, Careful'
• twget the best and Most suitable at the ' •
lowest- prices obtainable, and sell.
. lug with a..• Very reasonable
margin of profit) we cor- ,
. dially solicit your
. • patronage.
Arrow Shirts and ,Collars
The Arrow Shirts are voted for their fit and
„wear. See our range of neat p0trictSin
various styles. The colors are guaranteed.
* against fading in the wash. Price $1.50.
See other gOod lines at $1 and 1.25, .
Arrow Collars give excellent satisfaction in..
fitand comfort, and their wearing qualities
are unexcelled. Price 15c each or 12
for $1.75, - -
Men's Summer Underwear
Full range of.sizes, in fine quality Balbrig-
gan Shirts and'. Drawers' at 50c. each.
Splendid wearing Merino shirtand drawers
at 50c each.
"i•
e quality Com inatiott Suits, Balbriggan
weave, at $1.00„ and Stanfield's fine wool
• Combination Suits at 250 and $3.50.
Hat's and Caps •
• s '
Fine Straw Hats for sunny ditys, and neat
• nobby Caps for evening wear at popular
prices.
• , splendidassortment of well
made;good• wearing Shirts in
black , and blue stripes, plgiu ,
- Hot blue' ,, plain navy blue
• khakicolor's. -Prices
50, 75, 85 and $1.00.
,
are Popular
—
This has been a great silk
season and the demand still
continues for .our fine qual-
ity Pailette Si1k at $1.*
and Taffeta Silks 0
The reason, perlaapS is the
splendid qualities of these
silks and the large range of
shades and colors to select
front::
Voiles ..:014
Orgaodies
These ,are very popular for
summer dresses and. our
,„.range Contains wile beautil.
ful designs at the popular.
prices -25, 35 and 50.cents.%
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Belfast
• uesday, July rt.
The farmers hero completed their road,
work last week.
' Miss May Jones ved ur
bouritdod neb-
kwt Weelc • •
1!,11,.. Creaky, of Ooderich, spout Bat-
:Urday with frietnis here. IN., • •
Theaatfaet Orange Lodge have been
busy praEfising for Jitly
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. liteAllister,)of Chi,
pagOi are vting the fertner's ptzrenta
here..
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*114 Ke11i. Smith. ef Llicknew,
working at 'George IrWin'a for the titian" -
mer taotithe. .
is crarit'oghlibetalitdy,U:voceCkre,8avditY4, us
Mr.. and , Mrs, D. Mallough and Mr.
atide Mri P R Tteleaven spint StiadaY
at Thee. hteel)onald'a.
fr and Mrs. Time IneeDonald and
myro, spent Wednesday at Mr, Sari4y•
MeLeatelein Ab1ie14; • :
. _
• Miss Loitle lienit -*Aliened fret)).
'Flesherton last week where she has been
siting friends apd relatives., .
Mr: Feed McAllister, Mtn .spent. leet
'strek-viejtine relatiVes- in oar locality,
"retternedetiehie h(Itne in Listowel,
,
Mr, Hank Irwin and hie- two nieces,
the Misses Miller, motored from Walker,
ton Monday, and epent the day here..
Mrs, Seigal, Wito bawbeen visiting hen
couein, Mrs. IL. Pearliirin, for the past.
, month, returned last week to her horne
in Totentot• , •
•
Lorne MacDonald accoMpanied the
.Leteknow Pipe Band to Permerston en
Virednesday, where it took part in the
Orange Celebration,
Mrs. lane Phillips; who has beenvisit-
ing her daughter, Mee Thos.. Ferguson,
atLanes, for the past few weekse has
returned to her home here,
St. Helens
..--Wednesday, July 12.
Miss Mae Cameron is spending a few
days in Wingha,m. , •
Mr..13e11, of Toronto, spent theweek-
,
end with Rcv L Little.' • ' •
1(intaill •
--Monday, July ea.
Pte Melvin ()Tilley was horee over
Sundae'. •
Mrs. Loos, of Minneapolis, is visiting
her' mother.. e" •"
Miss Idell Griffin is at present visit-
ing in Detroit.
Mrs. Colin McGregor, of Detroit, is
visiting her patents.
Miss Hattie Young spent Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Griffin. ' • - . •
Mr. and Mrs, Dave Taylor and child-
ren have returned to Detroit,
,Mr. James Wallace eller-bride arrived
homelast week. Congratulations !
„ Misses Lillian and Grace McLean are
horne from Calgary for the holidays.
• Miss Ethel O'llilley, of Detroit, ' is
Vending her vacation under the parent-
al "roof. -
Demean McKay is `sporting a new
' Dort ger. Watch. out Charlie, he'll ran.
. • Mr, and Min. Ed. Perry and Pearl
, Griffin have veturned. to ..Detroite also
e Mtn:Ronald MacKinnon and babe to
. ' • Pliekhill.. • •
'Mr. Griffin 'and Miss Liztit, of Goths-
.
• rich Mrs Midlinettux and family, of
-' • . Dublin, were the guests of Mrs. Tim.
"Grifflnlast week, • - =
OtirrtiAnY.—There passed away at her
on--Wedireaday uorning, Mrs,
L. Taylor, in her sixty-seventh year. She
has been lei. &Meg health for some time.'
• " . Mrs. laylor, •$•jiose maiden name was
. Trances Johnston, was of Irish birth,
but lived in Canada most of her life.
She was married to her now bereaved
husband about/40 ,years ago, and is our-
• vieedly tett children, all of .whom were
at her dyineberlside.. They Are: ° :Mrs.
Neil McDonald, Moe Rod, McKenzie,
,. MIAMI; Mrs. Alex. Johnston, Chicago; -
Mrs. 'Montgomery, Ripley ;
Chicago; Edith and Ethel at home; Wil
liaM, Sault Ste. Marie; Davide Detroit;
• Charlie, Kintail. Also three brothers
and three eiders tiurvive, Md. Taylor
',Vega MeMber Of the Probyterian church,
• One of the greatest pletwures of her life
: Was to know she had been of, service to
• others, and those who had the privilege
or her triorobibip had reiteoli to know her
00000 of boot .eptoiaily in cages of
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illness. The funeral -was held on Friday
afternbon from the -family residence,and
was very largely attended: Rev. 'Aer.
Hardie or ehe, services, and the
pall -bearers were three sons and. three
sons-in-law. Beautiful floral tributes
were sent from far and near. Mr. Taylor
and fiemily have the sincere' sympathy
of the community. • -, •
"Whin e mother breathesiher last fare-
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The strain is more than tongue can
This earth is quite another place.,
-Without the smile of our dear mother's
face." •, .
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Lothian
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—Monday, july
Rev. Fr. John Regan motored up
from Clinton one day legit week;
Donald.Ross lied babe have re-
• turned to her hon.e.in.Edmontort.
' Ideal weather for harvesting—one of
the heaviest crops of hay in many years:
Sane Swan recently.purchased •ti, new
buggy. We merely mention the feet, be-
cause with sointeorrespeendenete of :the
• Sentinel, if amyoung man in their locality
purehased 'a new buggy, they seem • to
,thinkit is aesure-sign he wants tol cut a
dash with the young ladies, A buggy
is like every other implement and vehicle,.
they wear out, and must be replaced by.
-new ohm. Aepopulareladies!,
Samdoes&t require anew buggy to so-
cre
a lady cOlapanion, Hes a ,winner
Tvith them if he bad nothing but in old
buek-board to drive them around in. ,
We noticed in one Of the reeent issues
Verdun
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- —Monday, July 10.
• Fishing seems to be the order of the
Miss Rebecca-Smitheis spending -a few
days on the fourth, at present.
Miss Elsie Steele visited over Sunday
with her friend, Nellie McMullen.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geddes visited
at Mr. Neil Thompson's Sunday hist,
Mr. Lester Armstrong end sister, Ella,
spent last Sunday at W. J. Cameron's.
Pte. Wilbert Walden of ' the 160th
Batt., London, Spent the week -end under
the parental roof.
QUite a number of our boys took the
retuning fever last Sunday eyening.
Some wandered before the church Ser -
vides, and diejn't come back: some after
service, and we haven't head if they
-have arrived back yet or not.
EIghth Con, anloss -
—Monday, July 10,
Earl Culbert spent the week cnd with
friends in Kincardine. '
• Mr. and Mrs. C._ Congram _and, _family
"InotOreAToltilier o-n-Bunday..
Mrs. M. Sharpley is spending a, few
. days with Mends on the sixth„
Mr. Jos. Culbert has purchased a new
driver from Win. johnstoneof tecknow.
Mr. Hotner Harris' is busy drawing
Ravel, preparing tohuildnekitehen-and
woodshed.
Weareeoriyte say that Kenneth Mc --
Kenzie has been on the sick list -for the
past week.
-4-the-Gioberthatrolving
t� lauchil.
the Panatuti, Canal is. doomed, and' most
likely•muet be abandoned. One of the
'chief euses of thPlandslides is tlie ee-
eeetive rainfall in that zone, MT average
of eiefeet a year:: It is indeed regret -
able that after all the labourand expense
thet was reieuire,d in the construction of
it,, it will have to lie abandoned. It re-
quired ovee $15,000,000 to complete the
mitneter diteh, Which seems an enormous
'sum of money to be spent for almost no-
thing. But thet expenditure is Merely
a drop in the bucket to wliatit costs to
keep the rar going on. Iltitele. spend .
inoto thou that'amoutit in, one 4day..
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---- • Pordye
Mrs, Fleuty and daughter, of Winge
ham, were Sunday visitorsab Mr„Beliac
leton'e. e • •
Mr. Anderson, cif Beigrave; was the
'guest of Miss Elizabeth •Retherford
Sunday. •
Mies Margaret Miller :went, tO Toronto
on Monday, where she intende remain-
.
ing a few weeks. •
Miss Gladys Hyde went to Winghaen
on Monday where she will'spend a .few
weeks with friends.
M. Med Mrs. Geo. Clark, of Hemilton,
ate visiting a few' days with the former's
parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Peter -Clark. e
Mafeking
--Tuesday, July 11.
Miss Esther Hasty is visiting her sin-
ter, Mrs. J. Blake, this week.
Thomas Anderson, Ansop Pinky tired
Sam KilnatrOlt invested in-hay;loaders
this week. •
,
Mrs. James Barbell and Oliver, from
Lochalsh, visited • Mrs.. William &others
on 5unday. •
.Rey, I. W. Kilpatrick; of Sheddon, is
spending his vacation at the home of his
brotheroS: J. Kilpatrick. . •
Mrs. J. Saunders and Misses rda
Whyard and Clara Sproul visittd Mrs.
11. Johnston on Thursday.
We wonder- what course. Stephen i8.
takIng at Guelph now, ,IS this his.
freshman or solemir ore year,: tie Is he
taking a post gindeate eaursel We tniss .• . .
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RUSSIA'S GREAT' MONTH
Xlifensives Sucoehe Sntrunarized,
Miatity Drive tiegine la North
• Thursday, billy isth J9 id
The Chreuiclo has the following
from, Harold iti Petrograd
eorresPondentt "At the elOse C .the
Li t month- of their ',great atensive
the. Itussiaus have in. their hands
UN/0(r prisoners, Siw ,oneray guns. and,
.700 machine Enna- They have made a. •
big dont in •the enetnee trent in WI*.
Pynia, have taltea Dulrowloa and a
,coustrierahle ot eastern Galicia,
south of the Wester, and are Well .
.their Way ever Carcathiana te* •
Warda'• Hungary.' After an effoctive ,
.artillery preparation, the. lausalens.
launched, on Friday a mighty.offensive
against the German front from 'Riga
to lileranovielti. Tetrograd
nainnincesthat trenches have .
been wrested from the-.Cierroans south-*. •
'west of Lake liaretch, to. the 44 of • •
Vilna, in fiercebayenet. attacks. Der!
lin War .0trice'iatintita the ilernaaati
114Ye ben . forced to abandon their
positions.* the 'Salient at Czartoriisig.
A. wireless despatch from Relne to -day
litateer that the Demons hark begun a, •
'general retirement betWeen Riga and
BO,TOZ011ielli and at Kona, because "of
the •fielfere attiteke an tbe• northern
Owl armies; .7 .
Art entirely fresh offensive "under-
taken py the Russians on .thel Riga
front, 1291#0.414 of Partinovichi, net-
ted thein,-: they claini, about
prisoners; eleven, cannon And seVerpil ,•
machine ,gens, The 'battle 'Eftiil etin*
threes there. • In the gait:1.40a region,
.ahottt 1,600. 'prisoners and sotne.
non were captured by the RusSiena.
• According to. special .despatebes
_
,two Wins..on •76aturcleY
'r3,Vp • heavyb,toWe', were delivered
against the Teutonic battlefront in the
east on Saturdayby the Russians.
The first WAS the capture of two im-
portant villages in .the drive ' on Ravel.
The second was the capture of De-
latirn, an, important railway junction
through which the Austrians bed .sup-
plied their artnies at Stanislati and
Tarnopol, ,protetting Lemberg. •
AWAITED JOFFRE'S WORD
First Drive. ,and Reselt Explained jty
. High British, Official •
"••••••^``•••••
"Only German soldiers in open field •
formations now stand between. the
French and the River Bonime," -said ,
Major-General F. a Maurice on• tues,-
dity,'referring to the part of the river
which Bows nortliWard to the east, of
the . sector along which the French
have made their greatest gains. "The
last Of the enemy's defensive works
in that seetor have been captured by
our allies." General Maurice, wilt) IS
A director 'of inilitary, Operations of
• the Imperial General, stag, continued: •
•"Muth undeserved censure has beeu.
heaped neon the Britislt army by
British,. Freneh 'and American -people,
bemuse we apparently did nothing.
to aisist '•the -French in- the desperate
fighting on. the •Vertiun 'front. .But all
this time We were doing • the 'part
acme:A(1d by,General.,1Offre.- • --
• "According .to thia , plan, we ' eon -
'served our troops, accumulated sup:.
plies • and waited the, word •for the
grand offensivein -which we were
. play our part with the Russians' ,
and Italians, as well. as the' French.
For ,certain tactical and moral .rea-.
sons, which_ need not be dilated on,
it wile necessary that the French
should not lose 'the.cast bank of ,the
Meuse,and • General'.3offre Informedus •that. he could • hold the positiond
which 'command that, part:sof the river
until the „end of lune, so We knew.
we were going to Strike at the beght
Jiing 'cif. July. . . • - .
NEW SUBMARINE WOleRY
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G.errnan eeeemrrierceeee-creet. Fteechen.-
- • Baltimere—Washington's Problem;
Baigincire despatehes' op 'imiday.,
said: The World's • "first' submarine
merchantman, the •German .. under-
water liner. Deutschland: Anchored be-
low Baltimore to:night ,after voyaging
safely across 'theAtlantic. She car-
ries nt'ail and -a cargo of -.150 tone .of
'Costly chemicals and dyestuffs, att.i a
message from :gmperor William to
-,,Trieidelit•ViTilden, and is to carry halt
'hoine A aargo, of. _nickel • and crude
rubber; scirely, needed by the German ,
army., • The Deutschland. carries;
mourned in her conning tower; two
small guns of About three•Inch .calihre. •
No torpedo tubes are On the
surface' of the Water the sninnarine
hag 'S' apeedOT.- • iliera two- t O three,
knots- an hoer more than the:average
Merchant steamer. -,Forced to blaze a
new diplomatic trail by -tire arrival in ,
Amerlean 'waters Of .te hrat cargo- .
_carrying sulunarine.therchantman ever::
put to sea; the 'z'Staie Department,
through- the Treasury; sent instruc-
tions to Collector of Customs T: Ryan' !
at 13altimore to 'make an imniediate
investigation after. the viPsal ' docks
therm., • . - • . .
him frote here quite fret -Ideal -ye SHELLS -ENOUGH TO WIN '
Road intproventent ,Briialo Fears nnse shortaile—Thi :Muni-
6 tioIVIiracie •
' The annual road iniprovement by
stelae labor is karst completed in this
part of the province, and we shall now
have very bad roads until' they are again
.P2411594. by tbe_falLraies and _traffic,
is high time for more scientiee meehoela
in road Making and eepairing.
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—Tuesday, JulY 11:
• Mr. and Mrs.•Cleo. McRoberts visited
'With Mrs. Robert Haines.
. g
Victor Emmerson is working for Alex.
Rietoul for a tee/ moralise
John Jatnieton is a little under the
weather. We hope to See him around
again seen. .
•
Air. and • Mrs. lienj. MeClenaglian
visited her mother, Mrs. is Barbour,
over Sunday, • .
Rev. 0.11. Grain* preaches his Hint
eermoe at Bethel on Sway at fl &deck.
Service Will bo at a eel* fleet Stinday.
•
Luiross Centre
. •—Monday, July.10.
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_Haying isiiow injuil,swing.., ..,- •
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Miss Frances Stobo is visiting 'friends
in-Miehigene-----e--- ------7-- e-. -."---
Mr. and Mrs: Walter :Dee, 'Supdayed
with bleu& in Kinloi.s. :.
' Miss LizeieSichardson (._, if_e_Tiegewater
is visiting friends in this vicinity: .. ,
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Mrs, John McKaeque. of Teeswaier,
eisited at the honte of her brother; Mr,
'A LOndOn despatch OA Friday Said:
'The fear . that, :lacle..-of amniunition.
might hold back the British troops in
their Picardy offensive, as It did in
bast movements, was removed to -day
by 'a statement_of
cayr-secrecdfrtn Dr. Addison, Parlia-
mentary 1;i:der-Secretary for Muni.,
-tions. Mr. Rollaway, who is a member
•Of. -Parliament, cited figures which
• Show that the pritishoutput' tnuni-
tioris Is ,nOw Stibe higheet point since
thebeginning.er the •tirar.."If 'necessary
,could arm the front With t3ig etas,
-muzzle to muzzle, front .tho.:Sotiime to
ihe :Sea, and our: output Is not yet' at
aped tide," wds-on-e of his. meat ittrilt-
ing.stateraeete. . • ,
•Getik Wiiiiancs captive: '
Ottawa • anottneed on Sunda -An •
official &rapeihas been received -at
the Militia DePartment frenr•the War -
,Offiee tutt,litigadier-General "-Victor"
ams of the 3rd. DIVIIHOil •le new a
prisoner in Germany.. likwas wound-
ed In the 11 hung of June 2nd Liont.
MO Viewer tot Ottawa, Staff 0 &Pr
to General Williams, is, reported With •
Albert Hugho last 'week.
•
A number from here attended the
Knox Church Garden Party, Tie:Iwo/ere
Thursday evening of last week.
A„interther from here h.t.topilect the. pic-
nic at Stleer Lake Wednesday of last
week. All report ft good tier.
Mr,' and Mrs; James Whytock,. Mr
and tells. Dan Meltenzio led Mr., and
• Mrs. Thos. McDonald mated to gin -
outline on Iiitiday lad and spent a very
Wont der at dui Ittioj
•
VVarm Cream Arid Cold Cream-
_ Stir ere,sint frequently to hasten :he
cooling and tO keep it in smooth eon-
"dition. Do net pour .1;te.L11 4•eream into
cold cream: this practice spoils the
whole batch. Cool the ,4,varrn prearn
in a separate can before Tho
dairy suunly hoinies are • now petting
on the market .coOlhig tanks • which,
provide for two cane fol. this very
purpoee., if yen cannot tonveniently
melee 0'ft 6001/11g tank, or have
It Made loftily, Ask your preanteiy
to stotos hulk for you, .or *rub
to -no -64w* atOrv colt itouoo., •
Phone, O. 10 is at *Your, Service
We Son for Cash—iAre Son Cheaper Than The Credit StOreh
•
.iii Ilay forlti We..11.614. The Two
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• THE 'SAMSON.
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• Is a specially made fork
—best quality .of second
growth white ash handles
n d properly tempered
tines. • .1t is absolutely
guaranteed. :„We will re•
•place free every one that
proves defective, • ,
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'Price 000,„
If, • WC ilaie the ordinary
makes of forks from ,45c!
to 65c. • ••• -
I tiEEN 'KUTTER 1
The last ;word in fork ef,
ficieney is Keen Kutter,
You have to see this fork,
to appreciate it. it handles
• differently to •any other
.fckli on the Market—has'
•a perfect balance •and the
bead is • put into. _the .•
handle by a patent process
yluch insures It against
'ever getting loose.
Pri$
We have .Hay, Fork Pulleys from 36c.to* 75c.
Berger's Pure Paris,Oreen 6,00 per lb.
Arsenate of Lead 20c per lb.
How about an Oil Stove? We can interest you
' HAMMOCKS—We have a good assortment
from 2..00 to $2.15. '
Tho.L.odnow liardWait'A Coa1C-0,.
•, THE STORE THAT NEVER. DISAPPOINTS
We teach you how to grain by the Chi-Namel process
—the most efficient and the Most economical
• process ou the market.
.P.4441M16,
• Whnechurch ,
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• • —Tuesday) Julirit•
spent a few ',days in
Trenton last 4eek.: .
Mrs. Jackson, of Album, spent Sun-
day visiting friends here: • . • --
‘Itev. Mr: GIragiet, the new Methodist
minister, arrived last week. .Millie MacGregor, of Langside,,
visited friends here on Sunday.
ing at- hothe of het sister, Mrs. F.
McLean visitedin Blyth this week,
Rev. J. 15, and Mrs. Steivart and Airs.
'Miss I. Simpson, of Chicago, is viii - • .'.
Henry.Ai
and Mrs. David Chant ney, ef St.
Augustine, epent Sunday at: the 'home
of Wm. Martin; ' • "
Dr. 0,nd-Mrs. White Motored to Col-
lingwood this Week, . Mrs.. -White is
staying for scene time.
Mesris'Jan and Seines Laidlaw left
for-poteossan this week ' to visit their
sieter, Mrs. McCartney. ,
The garden party on Friday evening
was e decided, success. The proceeds
arnouined to av.er .$150.00.. '
Misses Ilthel. and Marton Simpson, of
Wingham, are spendingetheeholideys ae
the hone eaf Mi. F. Henry.
SergteMajer Carrick, Sergt. A. Henry,
Pees. -A. Keeenrdy, Cecil Middleton, Jas.
Paterson, D' Kennedy. and Charles
Gilleeple, of Iden, tippet Sunday at
their' homes here. .
The Guild meetin.kOn SU1ii even-
ing was lead by Miss. l3ina Henry, the
iebject being `The Consecration of Put. -
'pose". The topic for next Sunday evening
is "Parity, Temperance. and Strength".
• . •
The leader wull be Will Henry.
Dayni Itle. JOHN KJ:NO.—There
was a•Iffrge attendance at the funeral to
veaterl-0-.-04metery on 'Monday,
when the remains ot the late John King,:
of the Est Con. Of Culross, wPre laid ti
rest. Mr, King had been, seriously ilk
for about six weeks, following a pitralytke:
stitirie which he suffered., The stroke in
his
ease wadthonght to be due to an
abscOss on the brain, and from the first
physibittnedia not hold olifitny hope of
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awl kindly diPposition, as was shown by
,the very large inimber who attended the.
funeral to Teowater, Rev. Fr. Capps;
of Teeswater,unducted tholueerid E(Pr,""
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—Tuesday, .Tide11
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fr. Jos. Perris; jr., has been -on' the'
mak list,
My. Alex. 'McKenna lost a• valuable
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home �n Friday. , - • •
Miss Abby Symons visited *Teeetvateir,
friends on' sunda.y, P•
,Miss Annie Currie is EiretaiiniOhia;
week in Xi oartlitto
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' Miss Reta McKinnon left Monday -
morning for Toronto., . , - 1 ,
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11 r. ArniuieBe1i, lOth. Con, has p•iig
'cleteed a -new Ford car. „,t:
Flower Sunday was- observed in the •
BantiSt Church on 'Sunday. ••
Miss Mary A. McKinnon haseetnened. -
home from Owen Sound, •
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Mr, Duncan Guest; of Bervie, 18 spende
in this week in our burg.
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Mr. and Mrs. Moore, ofTotonto,
• ed at Mr. Alerntyre's this week.
Pte. Allan McKinnon.' returned tO •
Camp Hughes, Man., on Fridey,
Miss Jessie McLean, of Tiverton, '
ed at W. j. Otaktrit's kat week,
Mr. McCauley is spending a couple•or. .
weeks- with his parentig near Taut •
Rey; MrBarker, otPort Elgin, weal',
vieifor in the the Witte on Monday. e
Miss -Nora -McNally is honie frona
Lion's-ead-for the-seiminerevaeatieni,
Mrs. des MeL.ennan is away on it visit
to relatives in Detroit and Port ;Moore
Mes. and Mieff Matheson, of ,614019.1Plis
M,ich , were guests at "The'Ceystal'' laet
Mr. and Mritepill Joer-on's, of •Torentee:
are guests -of his sister, Mrs. (Re.). '(ReV.) V.
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Quite a. number from here -atte u
the Garden. Party -at Pinkerton on Mon-
day night.
The l'Aidtes' Missionary Society met
at the home of Mrs.' Neil McKay on •
WednesdaY-
Mrp. John Gunn left on Thmeday on
a visit to frieinds at-Calurnet,'Mich., and
Sault Ste Marie.
Mr. and Mrs Neil McDonald, �f Pole
Elgin, and pop; Lieet. David, .-eof Sun 1-
eidgei, called on relatives liere lest Wer c.
Mr. and Mrs.. 13 M Finlayson
Wilily, of Port Elgin spent se wee! 're . •
holiday at the heme of her patents, 'M . •
and Mrs. Ed. Kerry
and IVIrt4VV'; 3. e -e4 Clyde • •
keenen and Miss Elizeeeempe --
imitated to Beamseille on Friday )
spend a kw days with Mr. and Mrs le •
Tuffeed
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n ver'sirry services in"gt Patti II '
Chinch en Sunday. On Monday evei ...
,ing an entertainment will be given pis
oltureh grouride by Pronto, Paisley 04 ..
hoite• talent' .Evereethe welcome. Come .
and enjoy yourself... , • , -• . .
Owing to anniversary•setvhies in ., .
'Pauls Mizell oe Sunday, July' line
there will be no morning or:evening nevi- ,
vites lifille RaptiPt:Unn-ili. • Rev. Mr:.. .
eon Paisley, Paisley, willpreach in thie
•afterenae at in , S.,S. servibe at2p p.pir , ..
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1 Mi -ss Plorenee'T1-444'stol4n6:13isd.av7;sIittlinnee 1: ...• '' .
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her home. . ". .. , . r
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recovery. After much suffering he miss-
ed away •en Friday, July 7th, Mr. King
was married Albout a Year and a half age
to Miss Etta Carroll, of W. Wawatiesh,
and a baby born tO then) in April,. died
only two weeks ago. Mt. King was et
years'of Age, and -was the eldest son of
Mi Mteed qs. Patrick King, of the" .1st
Co-dAyf-Ctilross, hoard- wholly
advanced in years, but still active. He
is Aitt viva also by four brothers and
and two sieters. The late Mr. Ring was
-a-i•vell-tdo farther and a man of liofiesti•
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Mr. and tre, 1) L. %when and little —
daughter are visiting in this neighbour;,2,
linciritt present.•
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The baseball match held in aid -at die.
ned Ciliss at Win. Stialth'e wee' a &Cid-
ed flue".cess. The total recoiptsainourited
to 5100. Tbe Owe ..'evelo played were,
Kincardine and Loehalh. The game •
Was very interesting, the honour of vie -
tory falling to the Xincardine team by it
score of 9—g, The .eadie Nailed ..V011: •
win piny'atA4wilan Dradloyla OA II"
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