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The Brussels Post, 1927-5-25, Page 8WEDNESDAY, MAY 25th, 19.17, THE BRUSSF: POST 1 The. Store Writing Pads and Envelopes A 35c Pad Kid Finish Paper and a 15c pkge. Envelopes 1^ I to match — 511c worth of good Paper and En- •-2. 5C velopes for . • Ground r..,. i-iogss Can be exterminated by using Carbon Bisulphide 1 Ib. tins 60c Sprayide A mixture already prepar- ed for spraying fruit trees, current bushes, &c. 1 lb. pkgs. 45c Chamois and Sponges For Cleaning and Polishing the Car. New supplies of these just received and the values are especially good. Safeguard Your \\'inter Clothing, Furs, Sze., from moths when put- ting neem away by using Red Cedar Flakes 25e pkge And this week there is being given free with each pur. chase - a Kennedy 'doth Storage Bag. MOTH Ft.,!ILLS SAPHO LiQU1D MOTH DESTROYER 500 bats. HAND SPRAYERS 50c ca. GUM CAMPHOR OIL OF CEDAR, &o. All Outdoors Invites YOUR A'LOD AIi Kodaks $5.(.0 alp Brownies' 2.25 up Stock up here with Kodak Film and return it to us for Quality Finishing. ellOiSMOcia F. R. SMITH 17 Sic, - 0.4 BruSSOISUnita' Church REV. A. W. BARKER. a. O. MINISTER Sunday, May 29th 11 a.m.—Pub1ie Worship, Subject : "The Faee of Jesus Christ" 3 p.m. --Sunday School ani Bible Classes. 7 p.m.—Public Worship. Theme "Tile Gibralter of the Moral Seas." Tuesday—Y, P. S. Wednesday—Prayer Service June 5th—Conferenee Sunday SEASON END PRICES On the Bal- ance of all Spring outer Garments, Coats, Suits, Wraps, ete., Thurs- day to Saturday, May 26th to 25th. Lost $10.00 to $20.00 on your purchases these three clays. King Bros., Wingham. FLAX LAND WANTED. --Anyone wishing to put in flax, apply to J. Meadows, Brussels, 49 - TO RENT. -65 Acres of Pasture land, W'2 Lot 12, Con. 7, Grey. Apply to Alex. Nichol, Phone 46- 18. 49-tf LOOK! — Ladies, If You Want a good coat or suit at a low price, come to aur tore Thursday, Fri- day or Saturday. We are clearing all our stylish new coats ar,l :lits at sacrificial prices, King Faros., Wingham. CHICKS FOR SALE.—Number of Druggist and Stationer S. C. White Leghorn Chicks; hatch Juno nth, 12c each, Phone 254. Milton Rands. 49- Es-c04-4.4•01.4sessa 41.4•04-01.414-0.144g104.6-4,104.4. Local ws Items Had a Holiday. Shipping Out Chickens. The rural trail carriers hada heli- A car load of cold storage, chick - day on the 24th. ens is i ;n;; shipped to -day by R. Thomson. Coal Unloaded. Wilton & Gillespie had a cmple Foot Ball. U_;n_ of cars of coal unloaded 1 tst trek The first league match 1 for next Winter's burning. 1:.1d hero next Tu_sd.ty •evon,.1„ w'- : n Winthrop play, here. Will Receive. Mrs. (Res,) A. W. Durkee will re- ceive for the first time since her May 20, from 3 to 11 o'clock, at the United Church Parsonage, Bruss'JJs. Deanery Meeting. The Semi -Annual Deanery will be held in St. John's Church, ora J'uae 15th. The special speaker for the day will be Archdeacon Fothl,r n - ham, of Brantford. Huron Plowmen Will Hold Picnic. The Huron Plowmen will hold a monster picnic in James Arms-ron 's grove, b, side the Maitland River, r, about 3 miles west of Brussels, 5th line of Morris, on Thusday,\\ Junee Keep dateopen. atch for further notice next week. Attended Executive Meeting. A meeting of the Executive ve cf the Huron County Social Sour•.., Coun- cil was' hehi in the Community Ball, Goderich, on Wednesday, Moy 18th, Officers were present frorl Wing - ham, Clinton, Brussels, Kippen, God- ericln ]lith and Exeter. Mrs. A. McGuire was the representative from Brussel., Will 'Dispose of Western Stocl:. Frank Stretton, Jeweler, left on Wednesday morning for the West to take charge of a large Bankruptcy Jewelry. Business. W. L \ltcnu'ar. Tie, of Saskatoon, Managing Bisector of Rctatic•, Trust Co, was given a Power of Attorney and state th ap- pointment. Mr, Stretton will return shortly when the stock has been dis- posed. A Record. James Swan, of Brumfield, has a record that probably few can sur- pass. He has been 40 years a trav- eler on the road and never lost a day's pay through illness. Mr. Swan has represented th, firm of C,onid Shapley and Muir, of Bran`f 7�1 Hills fcn 30 years as agent for gasoline engines, pumps, etc. He re tired last November from active bus- iness, but says the jot is still open for him, Mr. Swan paid Brus sels many a visit in the past 40 years, Foot Ball Sohedule, Issuing Liquor Permits. A. C. Baeker has bo n appointed ksuer of permits fur this virility by the I.9luor Control hoard. Up to the present the rush has nut been noticeable. Auto Recovered. An auto owned by W. A, Crich, of Seaforth, and stain from the paint I •hap of Norman Nichols, was found • is 0r i0. in Petroil The speed- 1 lotic,cr showed the car had been driven 2,000 anile• A window was broken and a cushion lost. A Nosh gar was piclogl up at Petrol'a whole • -the thief, di_ealdod Mr, CricI's cat. An interesting Booklet. "Sixty- Yoars of Canadian Progress —1867-1027" is the title ,f a 170 . page booklet issued by the Dominion ' Clovenunent to celebrate the 1\ia- mond Jubilee Confederation of Can- ada. The book contains a w-ealth of information on Canada and its his- 1 tory for the past sixty years. 1t is profusely illustrated. The price of n `s in no F to I r put0 nth k o eats ten u sense a standard to- Judge 11 by. A Successful Bee. On Thursday last a very utterer fur "bee" was held at St. John'; Church 1 to level up the South side of the church ground,. Those who brought teams wore IIarvey McCu cheon, Will McCuteh' on, I.on Armstrong, Chas, W entn•u1, Robertrlt Smith, ;reek Smith Harvey 11ryan Clifford AI_'nek Car Smith, Jncklit, Tont Ellis, Jon smith, Sam. Ovington; the others who helped with the shoveling and levelling 'wore Jim Thune, sero. Davis. Dave Snaith, Gar- vin Smith, George Manning, Richard Stevens, Nathan Chapman, Dave Walker, 'Tont Clarke, Herb Flawkins, i.. A. Gannmage and other.=. "While London Sleeps." Rin -'fin -Tin, famous canine screen star, has enacted death ,struggles ' with many creatures, from men to - crocodiles, but never before has he fought a more thrilling dramatic fight than in ht.:: latest Warmer Taos. production, "While London Sleeps," •t picture written itten and directed by Walter Moasco, with Helene Coe- teila and Wolter Merrill in the feat - tared human roles, Panty, alter an enmity lasting throughout he story, pits his ninety pound • of flashing energy ag.tnst the hundred and eighty pomuls of George Kot,ori cos, the, world's light -heavyweight wrest- ling champion, who portrays a fer- ocious apeman. The do r: fighting to save his beloved mrd r'.rs; the; "monk" is fighting for her posses- ' :-ion, while .he, weak with horror, 9 hold: the evenly matched struggle ' which will decide her fat', The gripping climax is but errs of the nomy thrills in this melodrama of romance and. adventan•o ]atter In the sinister shadows of the Limehouse district of London. --At the:, Cannel Theatre this Friday and Saturday May 31---Monkton at P.istowet May 31—Winthrop at Brussels June 3—Brussels at Monkton June 3—Listowel at Milburn Janne 7—Prussc+ls at Listowel June 7—Kinhul•n at Winthrop June 10---Monkton at Einburn June 10 ---Winthrop at Listowel Juno i4---Monkton at Brus-els June 17—Listowel at Monkton June 17—Brussels at; Winthrop June 21 --Winthrop at bfonkton Juno 21---Einburn at Brussels June 24•—Moncton at Winthrop June 24•-•-Einburn at T '.dtowel June 27 ---Listowel at Winthrop ,lune 2R--13russeis at 'tinhorn July 1; Listowel at Brussels July 5--•IKinhurn at Monkton PAIR of Sand Kid Gloves Lost in Brussels last Wednesday night. Finder please leave at Th., Fust. 49-1 OUR POLICY of Carrying Over No garments to another season means a pig sa'y'ing on every coot or Sault in the store. Come Thursday to Saturday and share in these big price reductions. Onc-quart,•r, one-third to one-half off. i'.ing Eros., W'inham. Order Your Flowers and Tomato, Cabbage, and Caudow•er plants now from Chas. Pope, Brussels, Quantity of good Dry Summer wood for sale. Dan. McKinnon. -Le-tf Phone 23-16. FOR SALE—Feed Grain Oats and Barley mixed; also a quantity of C. J. 13. KearneyPasses Timothy- Hay. Apply to M. Duncanson, Walton, R. I2. 2 Lot 12, Con. 17, Grey; Seaforth Phone 15-248. 48-3. CATTLE WANTED by Month for Improvements, 111•,.. Whitiitdd, John Street, is hav- ing av- i ' her house re hiu led. River is Up Again. utviucr to the continued reins the rit,ry is high atrliu and the v'at,'1' is 1,111:111V ower the dawn in good style, Nicety". Here To -day. 1 It,• 1:x.•' u: two of tho East Huron \\a1111.. 11'd Ill:tit 11 0' nt t 111 here te•,Ir; to arrange for the .annual me 4n_':. A Fine Comedy. - 111 their Oro 'joint apse 1'W:e "Th, h SnobNorm i Shrove -1. l Conrad Nagel appiar "11 S, x. ' whhtt ro:u to dheo Cvomi 11. •;ctrl' 0+x1 'Cu..,I t 1,111 Wednesday. Tlhis play i, tr opposite of "'i'ito Snob, 1,,thy et fast-moving, hilarious comedy, adapt. tat front the Broadway stage success of the same name. - Falls Into Grate Fire. Last Thursday afternoon after- noon, after being busy among the '!ewers, etc., and in the gnrrle.n, Jas. Fox, feeling chilly, •started a grate fire, and shortly afterwards took a dizzy spell and fell into the fire. When Mrs. Fox discovered him he was badly burned about the hips and head. Mrs. Fox had her herds bad- ly burned in rescuing her husband. Mr. Fox rested well last night but it will take some time to fully recover from the burns and shock. Among the Prize Winners. The many friends of Mrs. J. H. White will be glad to learn of her good fortune in achieving a high standing among the prize winners of the recent Macloanagram contest as conducted -by Maclean's Magazine. Mrs. White has received a cheque from the magazine for a substantial amount, and congratulations are in order on her success in this unique series of contests, of which Mael_an's Magazine announce a new ono In each issue. Minor Locals. Next Wednesday is the first of June. The 24th passed off quietly in 1 tow Can.rloads of beer, it has been f brought out at the customs probe, metamorphosed into carloads of nlilk at the border. We heard of a bottle of whisky once that turned into u. 1 violent headache. This i, the period when the back- ground of Confederation is coning to the front. One circumstance with regard to tttc approaching warm weather hi that the then will have something tboy can leave off. The ,Tune weddings are being an- noticed. We've had plenty of wet weather this month. Brussels will give a royal welcome to all the old boys and girls on July 2.1, 213 and 26. Old rule for judging mushrooms seems to still prevail: "If they don't kill you, they're all right." It really seems as if this part of the world is the only ono immune to Hoods Like those in the Mississippi Valley, the storms of Florida and the earthquakes of California. Why leave home even for a week's Suddenly Away. Brussels citizens were indeed shocked to learn of the sudden death of J. B. Kerney while en route to San Diego, Calif. Death took place palsture. J. A. Nesters at Needles, Cilia. on Friday nigh". or Phone •12=23. 4S early Saturday morning anal the FOR SALE—Little Pigs, seven weeks body was forwarded to San Diego, old, ready to wean. Robert S. Scott where burial took place on :Monday. 48-1 Lot 18, Con. 9, Grey. P 2415 Only last week The Post referred to EARN $25 weekly up at home clipp- Mr. and Mrs. Kerney, accompanied Ing newspapers and addressing en- by 1Ir. and Mrs. McCutcheon, ienv- yelepes. No canvassing. Every- ing for California to visit with the thing furnished. Spare or full former's other daughter, Mrs. Doug - time. Particulars for stamp. Gu- hefty. Deceased was born in Morris lies Mailing Service, Box 3, Sydney Township and got his schooling al: S. N. S. 48.2. • FOR SALE—A large range in good condition, Splendid baker. Burns coal or wood, Good for farm o1• large family, Apply to jams Armstrong, Flora Street, Brussels. Phone .12 X -f8 ,.f. FOR SALE. -2 York Sows, due to farrow in June. Baxter -Steven• n •1222..0. son, R. •+ P.. �, Grey, Phone FOR SALE or RENT.—Summer Cot- tage, furnished, at Clark's Point, near Amborley. Nice location. For itarticulars apply to Dr. Par- ker, Wingham, Ont. 47--8 LEAVE Your Orders For Flowers and hanging baskets at Mrs. Bal- lantyne's grocery store where they willhave prompt attention by Chats. 1'. Cooke, Clinton. 40-2 FOR SALE. -1 -Ton Ford Trucg, in first class condition; 1 Ford Coupe, looks 1111 new and in good condi- tion; 1 touring McLauchlin car, also in first class condition. Philip Anent, Brussels. 47-3 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE: -- Comfortable frame house in good repair, good cellar, hard and soft water. For further particulars ap- ply to George McMillan, Brussels. 47-4 SAFETY Razor Blades Sharpened. Salisfaca'on guaranteed or money refunded, Single edge 3c; double edge 4c, at Fax's Drug store. .16-4 GOVERNMENT Tested White Bios- som Sweet Clover; clarified and free from all Primary noxious weed seeds. Phone 4214. John II, Stevenson, Lot 12, Con. 14, Grey: 15 HEAD of Cattle Wanted For pasture. Earl Matthers, Lots 58- 59, Con. 1; Morris, Phone 4415, THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock and Single Comb White Leghorn baby shirks, June 21st, 12 els, each, Al - .en Thoroughbred Barred Rock hatching eggs from Schwogler's best layers. Wm. McNair, Ilrus- sel.s, Pltone 24-10. . 4.4-11 LIMITEDQuantity of Century Seed oats for sale, Earl Bentley, N'J4 Lot 21, Con. 8, Morris, Phone 454, 40-tf S. No. 3, under Malcolm 'sleek's in- struction. He later attended Busi- ness College at Chatham and enter- ed a grocery store there. He after- wards moved to Brussels, conducting a restaurant and later the express business. In 1900 he married his now bereft partner, Miss Saitilt Mc- Crae, and two daughters weire born, both of whom are now married, Airs. I. Dougherty, San Diego, Cal.,and Mrs. McCutcheon, of Toronto. In 1911 they moved to Guelph where Mr, Kerney was agent for the Lon- don Life, and had a large business. Resides his wife and daughters, the Tote Mr. Kerney is also survived by his aged mother, Mrs. James Verney, of Morris Township, and three bro. there, William, James and Francis, all of Morris Township; and two sis- ters, Mrs. Robt, Forbes, of Morris, and Mrs. Jewell, of Cleveland, Ohio. To the bereaved old friends in Brut- sees extend sympathy in their sudden loss. I Personal Paragraphs Alex. and Mas. Fox, of Toronto, aro t'i.sliillg 111 tuwil, 1Iis.•: Mao Skelton of Wiart:nl, wt,s home for the holiday. 'i 'i • 11. Havens, of Orangeville, spent th,;r week end in town. 4. ' 1Irs. McDermott andMae, of Nor- wood, tire visiting here. Theipt't Burges, of Totrtlto, w;,• hunt, l o' tho holiday. 1Ii l..a Burgess, of Torun; is \ isitin at -the parental home.110113' anti lei's Fax, of Windsor, aro visiting at the parental horns. R. D. Cameron, of Liu'kn tw, emcee n business trip to 11rus>els 1:181 Iri- 4. play, • .... Miss Martha Reed, of Seaforth, was a visitor in town last W idncsday evening, Mrs. Dirties of Toronto is t•ii$t ing at the home of her father, S. Wilton, Miss Hattie Downing, Tse mt.), as a week end visitor et her home hwere. Mrs. J. J. Mitchell, of Exeter, visited last week with Mrs. John Meadows. Miss Carrie M• cCracken, of Toron- to School Staff, was home for the week end. s• a • John Cunningham took' a weak spell last week, but is improving we are glad to say. Miss Hutchinson of Toronto, spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Earl Cunningham. 0. II. and Mrs. Sproul, of Rogers- ville, were week end visitors with Jas. and Mrs. Burges: 1Irs Leavens, of Toronto wa • to week end visitor with her sister, Mrs. Hingston, Jahn Street, Frank Cudnmre, of Seaforth, was renewing old acquaintances 1l' town last Wednesday:. evening. Russel and 1Trs. Zimmer and child- ren, of Toronto, .,pent the w'e,at end with A. C. and Mrs Dames Mr. Sinclair, of Toronto, was a visitor over the week end at the hone of Jas. and Mrs. Burgess. STiss Jessie Cunningham, of Tol'- onto, bus been visiting with 9•r par- ents,. John and 1Irs. Cunningham. o Mrs. Hunter, esof Toronto, (nee 3Ilse Nellie Intim) was a week end visitor with the. Misses McCracken. •s es H. 11, and Mrs MeArt'r, James Doris and Donald, of P,urford, spent the week end with relatives is town. HALF-HOLIDYS WEDNESDAY Wingham Clinton Listowel St. Marys Gode'ich Hanover Blyth Seaforth Listowel THURSDAY Brussels Lucknow Ripley Walkerton TeesWater DO YOU REMEMBER? When W. M. Sinclair was the pro- prietor of the Electric Light Plant? • When J, Mellain had is sign; We gave, our Customs fits"? Harold and 3Ins. Kerney and Mas- ter Ross, of Holliston, spent the holi- day in Brussels with Mss, L. L Lld• ridge. O Mrs Edward Rryans wag expected 'lame hast week, but took a sick spell which will necessitate a longer stay in Toronto. - rrvti9 ti+ Mrs. (Dr.) Scott and baby, of Robcaygeon, are visiting with the formers parents, Jas. and Mrs. Bow- man. . . Geo. and ;Vers. Roberton and Miss Helen Roberton, of Clinton, Spent part of Friday with Mrs, James Ilal- lntltyne. o 1It's. Robt. Work and Master Eric and Miss Jean, of Toronto, were visitors with the former's sisters dur- ing the past week. 3o Cha;. and Mrs. Hingston and two daughters, of Toronto, spent the week end in town visiting relatives and old friends. ;• •i + •; J. Ti. C. Woodward, W. H. Irwin, of Loudon, and A. J. Roberts, of Stratford, Income Officers, were in Brussels last week on business, Mrs. Howard Wyckors and slaugh- ter, Josephine, returned so their home at New Carlyle, Indiana, after tt. pleasant visit with the furnter s sister, Mrs, (Rev.) Fowler. ..4. Jacic Vincent and wife, of Both- well, accompanied by their dtughter and her husband, were calling on oid friends in town on the 24th. It is a good many years ago since Mr, Vin- cent first started to clerk wit]1 A, R. Smith. + The ladies from Melville Church W. M. S. who attended the Presby- terial, meeting at Kincardine last Tuesday were:—Mrs. Clouse, Mrs, Ilobt. Oliver, Mrs. A, Smith, Mita. Fowler, Mrs. Strachan, Mrs. Thom- son, Mrs. Davis, Mrs, Birt, Mrs. Wil- mot, Mrs, A. Lamont, Mrs. A. H. Macdonald. BANKING l FIFTY YEARS Maximum Security at Minimum Cost SAFE 1;,Y Deposit Box in the nearest branch of the Stand- ard Bank will relieve any anxiety regarding the \vhereahouts of your valuables, while permitting free ac- cess to them by you or a duly auth- orized person at any time during banking hours. The cost is Tess than one cent per day ; the value received is an inestimable .sense of security. THE S AN DARD BAA K. OF CANADA BRUSSELS BRANCH—G. H. Samir, Manager ll an and received their early education r/ Z in public schools in that township. 1. M. and Mrs Claflin of Washing- ton, D.C., are visiting at the ]tome of Mrs. Ilingston, John Street, Mrs. Claflin was formerly Miss Lavinia Ilingston, and as sister of the late R. G. Hingston. Mr. Claliin hat only recently retired from the U. S. Gov- ernment Printing plant after 27 years at. Washington, and they aro taking a year's holiday trip to visit Old scenes, The visitors wore here some three and a half years ago. General Motors Have announced a new half million dollar addition to When Rev, David Millar was min-: their factories at Oshawa, inter of Knox Church? ' Burhand will also bu tang roomy. bored because of his failing to pro When the weigh scales was leased by tender$ duce a .squirtless' grape fru";. Expert Service We will give you expert service 1 on all kinds of General Black- smithing, Buggy and Wagon repairs; and IIorseshoeing. Patronize the Man that gave you the old. 25c Shoe rate again BR!GH THE BLACKSMITH The Ewen Block BRUCE COUNTY J. 0. Moore, barrister, of Wiarton, has been appointed Judge of the County Court of Dulieriu County, to succeed the late Judge Smile'''. Be' is a graduate of Toronto University and Osgonde Hall, and has had twen• ty years' practice, the last twelve be- ing in Whitton. 1•L. 31. Holman, who, for nineteen years, has:been agent of the Canadian Pacific. Railway, at Teeswater, has been appointed agent at Calming, to succeed Ed. \Vorth, who has been trnnsfert ed to the Chatham office. lir, Holman, has arrived there to take up his new duties, At Lite horning service, nn Sunday, of last week, Rev. Father Maloney, I pastor of Sacred HIeat't Church, Walk- _- erten, announced an extensive irn- PERTH COUNTY I pt'ovenlelrt program to the panisll Jas, Waugh, of Logan, has been awarded cu.tndt' of his 1gree children, who have been staying in Toronto. 91t'. \Vttugh was in Toni' to, recently, and brought two of the children home with hits. They are now rename - ably settled atthe home of the form- er's farther, Thos. \Vaugll. Mise Sarah Dunbar, daughter of John and Mrs. Dunbar, Downie Twp., is renneted rrenveting nice- ly from shock and 141jt11.105 sustained in a fatal car accident et the earner of Waterton street, London. Miss Dunbar was badly shaken up and her head badly bruised, when the fatal er ash til 111 e, She luno able, later, to se' ern to her home, near St. Marys, where she is resting nicely. Two hi °there, George and Keith Buckle, mel ElPal 11 i11 Ilse accident. 1h'. Schneider, who was formerly head of the firm of the Collett Jt Srbneider Co., dry goods merchants, Mitchell, is going into partnership with Harry Stephan, dry goods nler- chant, Walkerton, and formerly a clerk in the T. S, Ford & Co, store at Mitchell. 1Tr, Sehneidef and Mr. Stephan are both gond business men and they have known earth other nll limit. lives, They are natives of Log - property that the trustees had decid- ed on, and which will entail an ex - 1 penditure of $40,000. This sem, with i 3 per rent interest, is to be provided far by the issue or debentures spread over a period of 17 years, and which will necessitate the raising of $3,541 annually, by the (mow egatinn, during that period to meet nue new levy. HORN JAesSPN--711 Aljntn Towmhip, near Hari riston, on May 21st, 1927. to Mr nail Mrs. Albert Jackson, n dnunhter (Grace Al- berta ) IIENNISDY.—In Mount nrydges, on I('rldny, May 201h, 1927, to Rev. T. R. nod Mre. 'Kennedy. a 14111. SP1itIRAN.—H, Grey Twp , on AloeOny, ttlav 2Srd, 1927, t0 Strnaley tine Mrs, Spelrsn, a 5011, W01EI(1,RR —Tn Morris Township, on Thurs. tiny. Mao 19th, 1027, to Mr. and hire, Cecil Wheeler, a daughter (Mary Eliza.) DIESD RA&ET.—In Victoria, 13, C., on May ttlh, 1027, (Merles Saket, formerly of Jnmete town, aged 053'1nre. ICERNEY.—At Needles, Cal., on lrrtdny, May Malt, 1027, John w. Kerney, of (fuelplt, and a former resident of Brussels, in lila 55th year. MILLER,—In Setferth, on Tio, day, May 29th. 1027, Walter griller. aged 58 yetue, 7 -months nod 8 days A,UlRAY.—In Toronto, on May 18111, 1927, 1.111inn Stephenson, wife of William Ill or - tiny, in her 28rd year. Last 'rime Wednesday To.-NAgit i Friday & Saturday May 27-28 Ri1I�Tin-'Tian. ��� 1 G In i S i13 eeps You've been thrilled by Rin-Tin=Till in melo dramas of the snow country ; of mountain, cattle and swamp lands. Now for the first gime you will see him in the dark under- world of the city and be thrilled as never before, Tuesday & "Wed nese, ,laanel June 1st She Chose a Career instead of a Romance but she found that men preferred the clinging vine. See The RNIIh��_ L4 A R SHE Sly Friday & Saturday, June 3-4 "Sally of the Sawdust" SALLY in dream togs, Sadly in silks ; She'li make you lough ; she'll also snake you weep, Sawdust or mansion, poverty or wealth, Tatters or velvets, all Inctcarne to her, Sire's innocent, daring, care -free, cltik1.lifte, But loyal, devoted, to that adorable rogue she calls "POP," 1, rel be .in nl (111 Inc ea tt 1: ell gi in St K rt JI In 111 11 B