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AFTER the fires under gigantic,.
ovens in bakeries have been
drawn, the bakers continue for hours
to bake bread, pies and cakes.
Why? Because the bricks of the
oven have retained the "flash' heat
of the fire and "stored" it.
So, too, once McClary's Electric
Oven has become thoroughly heated,
the current may be turned "off" and
the oven goes merrily along baking
for hours.
The same principle operates in
Tor=Red Protected . Elements, found
only on McClary's, Electric Range.
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Before you buy that roof come
in and see us.
For the next two weeks we are
Offering special prices, either in
Asphalt Roofing or B.C. Shingles.
.LUMBER
In .lumber our stock is .com-
plete.
Cali and we will estimate y; qu t.
requirements,
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Zurich
Charles F. Hey, formerly of( Zurich,
died at Bad Asele„ Mtycb,,,.:at the, age of
54:years,. He aleft here is 1893, and af-•
tell' teaching school :inMi<chigain was -a:-:-
4inted 'school inspects:'. His wife,
who was Phoebe Kaiercher, daughter
of the late Machalel I(aerchertof Zftricb
and four grown up children "sp,rvive—
Jggha and Qt1sistiram, Hey of Zurich are
'}a tilers, and Mie. W, J. klarner of
Hay, and Ma's Elie'abieth Geiger of
Dasbwood are slaters.. Three sisters
also reside im; the Statas. e
arms, John Gaster who visited
friends at i(itchener, has returned to
her home,
Mr. Kenneth' Joy',' who ,ihasl been at-
tending, T6ronto Untn>'eraity, is holiday -
jag with his .patients, ,Mr. and Mrs, C.
H Jobn.
Mrs. Nloses (Erb.of the Bronston Ligate,
wbo has been seriously till, ,has much
improved and as alae to be up again(
Mr. F. Papi,rtlea(u has gone to De-
troit.
Mr. Wm Ruby last week attended
the. funeral •of alis' ,brotlier'si wife, Mrs,
Chris, .Ruby, at Elkton, Mich.
Mr. John Schlueter of Cavalier, N.
Dakota, is visiting at 41e1 home of W.
H. Hoffman.
Mr. and (Mrs. 0. Taggart of South
Ben, Ind., 'are visiting with : elatrves
here. ±' t
Mrs. David. Ell'enbaum of Cavalier,
N. Dakota, is visiting Fiat Mr. and
Mrs, M. Schwteitzer•.
Hensall
I7:ugIi J. 1\•IacDonaild was taken to
Seaforth hospital and operated on for
stomach trouble.. He is progressing
,nicely,
Mrs. Frank Horton has returned
from lover to four (m(onths' trip and vset
in the, State of Florida(
Je eplr Morrison sof Drayton, N.D.,
brother of Robert Morrison of Hen,sail
died last, we ek following a stroke,
A wife and family ?survive.• Deceased
visited here a year Or two ago:
Mrs. James Sparks has returned from
Brantford where she spent ,the winter
m.orlths with heir daughter,, \Lasal Beene,
and was accompanied home by .her
daughter airs. George McIntyre, of
Detroit, who ,intends spanning »-ome
weeks here with her mother..
oars. W. 5. Johnston tof St. Louis is
v!. -it ig rcr mother, Mrs, Rob,ert1Hunt,
who is quite ill Of rheumatism,
Mrs G. C. Petty has returned from
a visit lin Toronto faf ;several weeks.
Dr. G. L Smith ,has, disposed of his
dental practice here to Dr.' Knapp of
Toronto. who will.. take avers the prac-
tice in a few days. Dr. Smith is
returning to Chicago,
Mts. J. L, Meek has returned from a
visit in. Tomato.
Mr:s G. E. Walker of Guelph is via-•
itiing her sister, Mrs. Wm. i\TcKa}
Mr. Andrew Boa of McGill College,
Montreal, is -';siting his homer here. -
Dr. F. A, Sellery and Mrs. Sellery
of • Toronto accompanied,- by alr, and
11rs, J. S. 'Case o•ti that city spent a
few—days here,
11.rs, Alpine McEeverl is out again
after her illness from scarlet "ever.
Mr. 'N.. P. Warrener of Pontiac, Mich.
and a former resident of our village,
was here for a day for two.
A. large number of focal and visiting
brethren attended the I,O,O.F. service
in the Meth adis t church on -Sunday ev-
ening.
Lucan
\'1rs, 12obt, Ashbiuy, who was so
dangerously ill, has much emprovea of
„lata,
D•irs. D. G, Rosi, who was vis't'n;
her parents' in Chicago, has returned
• \firs, 1)- P.Mar•ks and daughter, Ruth
of Detroit were visitors at the home
of the Sormer's brother, .\Lr, .G, L.
Strasser, for a tithe. -
We are pleased to report that Mrs
Thos Dickins is improving from her.
( recent illness.
Z,Lr, George Lewis of 'McG'livray.
w'ro has been very ill far some t,m:e,
is now :reproving nicely.
Lesley
eats- and Mrs. join 'Selves attended
anniversary . services at Woodham an
Sunday last and also :vistterl Mr. •and
Mrs. Jaques.
Mr John Bolton John Simmons
and Wellington IKerslake motored to
St, Marys oin Wednesday. last and t -
tended the funeral of th4elate Mrs. Mc
Lar ty, The funeral took place from
the home of her ,son-in-law! M Tea,..
Bolton, jr. with whom ebb'. had resided
for a letanber of ,years.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy 'Lamont of Blake
I ape:r,.t, Sunday with Mr. amid. :tarts.
• Sttewart q\l: 0ueleni.
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Kirktoti
There was a Barge attendaoeeat
the telephone meeting held here on
Thursday evening last- McCausland
Irvinue, M. L, A., occupied . the chats
The meeting was called foe • the pur-
pose of considering the advisability, of
purchasing the I irkton, St. Marys and
Mediae telephone line. Addresses
were given by Dr. (Campbell., James
Graham and Mr. Muir. 'The, price ask-
ed by the company is $.68,000. After
a lengthy discussion, a motion was
passed advising the Township Council
of'Blanshard to offer the company
566,000 for the saystern, with all equip-
ment, ,on !the ttnderstar%ding that not
less than 600 subscribers be secured.
If the deal goes ;through: it is the >n -
teatime to (have it running as a maraca
,pal lane by July 1st.
Mr. and 'Mrs. John G.fillaln, who
hates spent the past twq years en, toe
Angeles, returned home last week.
W'ord was received of the death of
Mrs. A. A. Doupet, at thehome of
her daughter, near London,. For
years Mrs. Doupe( was +a respected
resident of our village, ,where ,her hus-
band, the late A. A. Doupe, kept a:
general stone in the store now occu.-
pied by E, N. SRtaerr.:
The. Melfort (Sask.) :\loon ,gives ad-
ditional particulars of the death ,of the
late Robert Paynter, one of the best
known, old-timers of Carrot River Val-
ley and a brother of Mr, Richard
Paynter at St. Marys. ,nd• Mrs. George
Kemp of " Kirkton. The deceased res-
pired suddenly from heart failure whine
on, a ittlip to ►i )neighbor's,
Mount Carmel
R ev, F. Cororan on Sunday announc-
ed the holy bonds tof .atarriage of ,john,
Guinan to Miss Loretta Morrison of
Detroit, the marriage to take pace
early in June.
Rei'. F, Tierney of London called
ea F. Cordran last Sweek.•
Mr, James Quarry of Toronto is
spending a few days: at the home of
his mother.
• Miss Geraldine Harness i:s e ••sitf,na,
,a London (this week.
:lir, Peter Doyle is all stales these
days at the arrival ori .a baby girl
Mister Jerome O'Rourke had the
misfortune to spraen, his ankle last
week,
:lir. and Mrs. Arthur ,Mitchell an-
nounce the engagement of • their only
dau titer, ala, Belle, theAlvin alo:r, son
of lir, and airs. Peter Moir of Lis -
borne ; the marriage to take place early
Elimville
Seven years ago hundreds of peo-
ple listened with delight to a Tem-
perance Drama presented at Elim-
ville, Exeter, Woodham and Fuller-
ton by a number of young people
from Elimville and Winchelsea en-
titled "Dot, The Miner's Daughters."
It was the talk of the season and
people drove miles to hear it two
and three times.
WELL,, a number of the salve act-
ors, assieted by others, will on the
evening of
THURSDAY, JUNE 5th, 192.
AT ELIMVILLE
present another Temperance Drama,
entitled "THE TURN OF TIU 'TIDE"
A drama in throe acts, equal in qual-
ity and humor to Dot, the Miner's
Daughter.
The play will be put on in the
church shed with a seating capacity
of one thousand., so everybody may
come.
:Hiss May, Clark will sing
A Splendid Orchestra will play
• Everybody* will be -happy
Proceeds for Repairing Churches
Program begins at (8.15) eight
fifteen p.m. Admission 35c and 20c.
Newton Clark, Manager.
For cast of characters see large
bills.
Greenway
Miss Edna Belt-" of .Detroit is visit-
ing Miss Dorothy Belling.
Miss Emma MacPherson of London
and Mr anclakairs', :Roy Pollock of t.er-
wcod visaed at' Mr. Ede MacPherson's
V1rs J. Wheelock of Boston, Mass.,
renewed acqueintancesl here last week
ae'eeevera' from here attended theW
114. S.. convention, tin (Henson last,
1!:e. ladies of the • Methodist church
have organised.: a Ladies' Aid, w'th
Mrs, J. Brown as (president, and Mrs,
Maples Secretary,
Rev. W: J. i•.faities' (,a giving a aeries
Of talks on `How tour Church is Gov-
erned"' each Sunday in the Sunday
School
Good-bye to Care
and Worries Too!
—forgetting all the rest of the world
in the glorious fascination of the
sea.
Torevel in the luxury of beautiful
surroundings -- to join in the joyous
good -fellowship of the ocean -- to
be entertained or to remain quiet, at
' your pleasure—to develop a ravenous
appetite and find meals of the most
satisfying excellence -- to receive
thoughtful, court-
eous attention and
have your desires
anticipated a n d
gratified such is
a voyage by Cana-
dian
anadian Pacific, Em-
press or Monoclass
Cabin Ships, to
Europe.
ash any Agent of the
Mrs. English spent the week en.l
in London
By a changed method of collection.
the Ontario Government plans to make
the Amusement nt Tax productive a'
more revenue for the Province. The
Plan which ie is intended; to adopt es
to eliminate some 15 tax iset.,ng age:t-
ties which have existed at var,it
points throughout . the Pricv,nee and to
have the theatre managers and other:
requiring tar- tickets secure them tt'
rectly from the • Provincial Treasutera
Department. The Government hopes
by this change to save the agenc,es'
commiss-ons, totalling upwards 'of
575,000 per year.
Chiselhurst
- Mr, and 1Irs. John.tMcLean:,had word
from lD.etroit that their ,sons Rtoss, .had
an operation performed on this, leg, on
Thursday, and is not getting along yen,:
well, About a 'year ago Ross, 'vh a:
the time was farming on the .10th, con-
cession of Tuckersmith, had the. :mase
fortune to. get hiis leg broken, and al-
though he had good medical attend-
ance and nursing, the bones did not
knit together properly. Mr. and .Mrs.
McLean went to Detroit last week,
PARKHILL,—Two masked men, en-
tered the hone of ,Dave. Walters, La,t
.Williams, and said they were, there to•
take Mr. Walters to ,Landon,, but tl e ti
would accept $35 to let .hint off. Mr
Walters took out his ,;purse( contaj n art
5250 to ,pay the (men, and they relieved
hint of the purse and entre contents
PARKHILL—The late Mr,. Co\'to •
attea. dad at her Mone in Parkhill •on
Tuesday, May 13th, in her 69th year.
She was i11 for.i few months and un-
derwent an operation ,n Sarna Hos-
. peal but Ler life could not be -saved
L}- ri dit'all skis. She w e turn n
East Williams on the lath concession,
•t daughter a nu„ er of the late. Mrone
Mr.s. John Niblock, and she has awed
in Parkhill most .of -her married Pie
MARYS.—A draught of chits: a -
form taken • by John \\' Cou,'t+'a:d,
aged 22, :May 15, while -;,n. a peri of
, desponency, caused his death w thin
a few minutes in spite, of the -; t nets
of two doctors. The Young man,: who
was the son of air. and ',1 , R 'E
Coulthard, had periods of men,al. de -
fere .soil ever since a sal gas •;1•ress
several years. ago.
SEAFORTH.—Ratepaye:•s of Sea_
forth, by substantial major:ties, voted
to contiuu,e the present f xed aseess-
m•ent for the Robert Be:1 Er ale and
i Tiresier Company, the Cartad'scn Fur-
(nitu_e "thnufactarers and- tae Hur.ni
1Floar Mills,.Limited. They -also vases
,to guarantee the bonds -'o' the 'last
f named company to the extent, of $20,-.
000.
• MITCHELL.—Death at to early hour
flay- 14, :removed a. (prom ' :
of the town in the perso '.t t'am
Lester, at the age of 74 .. The
late :Lr, Lester .had bee, e n, ;or
about two years and underwent au- op,
eras ion in the Stratford 1
'pi1al about .a year ago. Sunday- he .vas
taken seriously ,ill, death l'o'-low'n; en
Wednesday morning,
McGILLIVERY,—Walter Bloomfield
and Mrs, Lillian. Heaman were arrested
late last week in West McGSl:livery
Township ; by 13Bgh Constable A. •j,
\Wh.a•rtol on a , charge Of imrriiaral•ty.
The. accused appeared before Masi(-'
trate Graydon in county poll';ce •court.
and ,remanded to jail Co: a week.
The beauties and advert cages of On-
tario. are stress:ed iii the special_
Tourist June tis,sitie. of 'Rod and Glut
in
Canada, In addition AO a deserve
tion of O.nitari:o',s a.ttractlaiis a,rud
various .points of beauty in, the pro-
vince, with suggestions for ' setniner
camps and 'tri'ps, the stores in the
rea•gaaine. deal with fishing 'and camp-
ing in .Algonquin Pars, w°th timhei;
surveying in Northlern. Ontario and.
hunting and out-of-door stones in
other .parts of the • province. •Of
special interest this, month wall be t1ae.
story of ,the Ise ,Pas 'Dog Derby. The
June number of Rod and Guri nn t;aa-
ode contains eighty -eight -pages bran--
ful of storie;s and articles, dealing with,
actically every phase 'of ;sportsmen's
itgerest as ,R,od and Gunn iii„,(.. vada( a.•
publishet3by. W. J. Taylor Ltd., Vtida .'
istoak Ont (eaaaaeaa
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