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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-05-27, Page 4UiLSpAY, MAY 27t1t, 72d.,ti 'Made for Men,'Women and, Children' %n pure . thread . silk t silk "and wool combination_ Ray-' on silk, Mercerized Lisle' and Cotton: r ' SuturerY ,st les: Po ular shades, P Lock Stitch, toP revent run Reinforced toe cin o id sole. heel a� to nit No BetteValdes r in Canada;, A newand complete line now o display ' complete n n I' Y i .G. m COOPER. CLINTON Clinton's l Instrument en �•- IViusx�� m Reijrfesenfati-ve See or Call T. eMC EIS, Dealer in all Musical Instruments Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton PONY CONTEST. The Clinton News -Record will give away VOTES -in the Pony Contest which is announced elsewhere in this issue on the following very liberal basis For Each New Subscription 3000 Votes For Each Renewal Subscription 2000 Votes For Subscriptions in Arrears 2000 votes for each year Boys and Girls this is your opportunity to win a handsome Shetland -Pony P n Free Solicit a new subsci•iptipn, turn in to us°the $2.00 and secure your vote coupes, FRUI'T.. WEEK in ouur=Dominion Store. This gives -you 'a fine oppor- -tunity for you to replenish' your fruit'stocks ata very big saving. PEARS BAIYSILDEIGesInGIOYRUAP D 2 TINS 23c. No. 2 TIN RAISINS DESSERT BRAND 2 23c RAISINS SEEDLESS 15 oz. pit. Fbkt or Thompson Seedless PEACHES ES $AYSI Na LOZ OW LI"- 23cTIN : Canned Fruit CHERRIES AIL 25c PINEAPPLE Bsilcadn 30c kr mad PINEAPPLE Crt 19c r BARTLETT 'PEARS 25c siar• APRICOTS 20c APPLE SAUCE: , '15c Fresh and Dried-Frut DATES EXCELLENCE pit, 10c BULK DATES '2 lbs. 23c - Cooking FIGS 2 lbs. 25c PRUNES salla. 16c lb. Vett„„ LEMONS 23c dor. M ORANGES 45c and 55c TEAS 79c lb. ' .-..SELECT 'ry'3c Ib. D:S.I.. Bulk .63c lb... Thecae Prices in effect S CAKES 'sch - SCALLOP P AKES 3 dcr.29c • CI•IAT3rC'' LOAF cl-IEAU EESE u. Syrup 5btlh: 37c Corn..n A &: SODA OXO noY IIANO CLEANER pl fibs 2 c' COCOA RQWNTREE'ST "A Taste of -6111 fngzana 14 A:lb. TIN for one: eels frtiin date of ;this p p® 126,C s:ZN , CO elrlch TOWlist> ip 1V.5iss Geotg'ina Hudi�e of London visited, her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, I3udie =' f IRe-y, Mr. Kennedy of i3ayfiel'il was unable . to. take hi work: on Sunday Mr,'Irwin and Rev, Mi. Relines. of Clinton very ably filled his .place. Mj+ Maurice Switzer had a bee on Friday •.raising. his barn Mr. Heard had charge of the work and every thing went'.without a hatch, Everybody srwent ,.'o : Goderich on .Y y ,ti Friday to seethe parade"of the eir cps"but whew rt did riot turn up they thought it was the first of April Mrs, Howard Cox is'visiting'friends ih Hamilton this week. - iSeeding• is 'dil banished up and you• can hear the hum of pi'ffyers going in•the orchardsthese fine .day$: •X. a Miss 'Mr. and 'qrs.•C,h :'s Co and Bertha alsd Mr. and : Mrs. Reid Tor- rance called on'friends in -Kipper on. )• riday, Miss Freida, Stirling of Amherst - burg was visiting' her Barents, Mr. and Mrs, uJos: R. Stirling, ,eyer'the holiday: V 'Vin. and Mrs. R. R.5S1oan''an'd-Mrs. Bennett have been visiting friends at, Guelph: Mrs. Lane of 'Seaforth has been visiting her lather, Mt A. McGuire•. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan' of Port Stanley vsii e .with the former's sis- ters, d ters, Mrs. McDougall and " Mrs. Betties, and with his mother, Mrs. hasbeen Gdetih C who Morgan of o fell, S •.. Mr. Harry Steep has sold his farm to Albert Townshend and is' moving' .to Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Yeo • are proud of their bab�! l •i • which arrived last g rl, week. Mr. Erlond Betties of Hillsdale Standard Bank, who has been -•trans "'ferred to Calgary, spent a Few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos; Betties before leaving for the west. Errand looks well and we wish him success in•his new field. Keith Stirling, who has been sick is improving nicely. Murray McDougall paid a flying, visit to Brussels last week. Mr. H. •Mclhvaih; wbo has been very sick, is improving nicely. - 1VIr. and Airs. Theron Betties,. Mr. and Mrs. T. Young and families vis- ited,at the hobne of their.paients,'Mr, and Mrs. Betties. • •Rev, C .G. Armour of Brucefield preached at Bethel church last Sun- day, taking the work of Rev. Mr. Ken- nedy, who is -not well. Hope he will soon be aroundagain. Mrs. Adapt Raupp and two daugh- ters of Detroit visited `over the week- end with their cousin, Mrs. Robert Pearson, and Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Walker and Mr, and Mrs. W, Cole of Clinton were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pearson on Victoria Day. Mr. and Mrs, Tied Lobb spent Mon- day with friends at Mitchell. Mr. and 1VIrs. Ira Merrill attended an Old Boys' Reunion at Brigden over the week -end. Mrs. Snyder of Godei+ieh is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Tebbutt. - • Coltstalnce • Mz 3. ,ohiels and son of,' Detroit spent a few dttys`; with h' s 'lkalf 'brother, Mr. Thos .Pollard Mr "and' Mrs Frank Hall wand Mr. Bernard final of Lozdesboro and Mise` li ainie Hall of ffanover were V Bitot?` at Mr, C, boGregor's ,oh Sunday , `• ,- ',rMigs VernaAdai>ls" spent Sunday; and Monday„.tivith her. parents,. Mi+. odd Mrs. Miller Adams.. • :Mr, George Lawson is; present kionte siek;`with the;flu find;pleurisy; Brucefiei d MTS. dew' • uidock. .Mx. and.M s. °An r . M of Detroit are visiting at the home` of the •for'nret•'s •parents, Mr.; and Mrs. Robt. Murdbek, ; this.' week The" many friends' of Mrs MurdockGwill re g'et tb hear that she is very ill. Miss Laura Swan of Toronto is. 'visiting at the ,home of her; parents;'', Mr: and'Mis. George Swan;' this week. Mr: W4al, Berry; jr., has purchased a new Ford coups. • Mr. Jas.- McQueen has traded his. touring car fer a Ford sedan. . Londlesbc rte On Tuesday afternoon: last one of -4est£keld s most highly esteemed. citizens crpssed the Great' Divide the person of 'Wm. Fothergill. He 'was bern in Bait. Wa asosh 'on loot 34, con. 7`, where his family now re- sides, He leaves to mourn his widow, who was Annie Braithwaite,:daughter of 'Mr. bi, Braithwaite, Londesboro, and three small children, Edwin, Irene and Margaret. ar et. - r a er Mr, Fothergill was a v y 'lovable moan and there was general regret felt at word. of the sad accident, which caused his death. He was an adher- ent of the Westfield United, formerly Methodist, church. The funeral•took place from his late residence to the Westfield church on Thursday afternoon; May 20th, where a very effective sermonwas preached by iris pastor, Rev. Mr. Baines of Auburn. The funeral was attended by many of his old friends and assoc- iates. The pallbearers were: Messrs. Cyrus Scott, Charles Whitman, Jo- seph Stonehouse; Wan. Hewett, Alva McDowell and Joseph Vodden. The remains were laid beside those of his father and mother in Westfield cemetery. Rev: and Mrs. Snell went to Strat- ford on Wednesday to attend 'confer- ence. The two congregations of the United church will have a union ser- vice on Sunday, it being held it the former Methodist church.. Mr. and Mrs: Watt of Toronto mot- ored up on Friday and were guests of the Iatter's parents, Rev, J. and Mrs, Abcry at the manse, ever the week- end. Miss Grainger of Toronto spent the 24th with her mother, Mrs. John Grainger. , Miss A. Garrett of Stratford Nor- mal, who enjoyed a short holiday at her hone here, 'returned Tuesday to resume her studies. Mr. and Mrs, Govier of Port Col- borne is visiting the former's moth- er, who is ill and with other relatives: Dr. Stackhouse of Ridgeway palled on friends here on Tuesday:" Miss B. Brogden of London spent the week -end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. G. Bredgen. Miss S. bioCool +of Ottawa came home on Saturday and intends spend- ing' several months with her mother. Mr. W. McCool has' returned to Toronto after a .short visit at the hone sof his brother, Mr. J. McCool. Miss Alvetta Brighaii of St. Thomas was the guest of her parents over Victoria Day. Mrs, H: Little spent last Friday in sCoderich. Mr, and Mrs. D. FIoody called on friends here on Saturday. Mr. Braitheivaibe has returned af- ter spending soine days with his daughter at Westfield. • Mr.lSteivart has moved into Mr. C. Auburn Mr'. and Mrs, Joseph Carter of Port Elgin motored here Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs Jas. Carter, the former's parents, over the holiday. Mr: Pilgrim visited Auburn friends over the holiday. Rev. W. R. Alp preached anni- versary sermons at Benmiller on Sun- day last, service in Knox United church being withdrawn in the even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jenkins and son George of London and Miss M. and Mr. R. Jenkins of Clinton visited relatives here on the 24th. Mr. 0. E, Erratt was •called to Lon- don on Motlday owing to the death of his aunt, Miss Eir.att, Mr. Frank Hibbert of Goderich vis- ited here over the week -end., Mr. Wilmer Wallis and Mrs, C. J. Wallis of .Clinton visited friends here on Victoria -Day. Mr. Walker and Miss Pearl Tay- loik motored to Toronto .on.Saturday. The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarlcs took place from her residence in the village' on Wednesday afternoon, May 26th, interment being tnade in BaII's cemetery. Evangelistic services ase-:bei•dg held. in the Baptist church by Mr,:and Mrs. W. A. Gunton from May 25th to June 6. Everyone is welcome, Mrs. E. `Youngb'lut an,d Everett have returned to their home 'here of ter spending the winter at New Ham-' burg with' Mrs.' Youngbltitis tlouglr ter, • Mrs, (Rev`) Zeigler. 'Quick Pile Relief Can only come by . removing the cause—bad :circulation. in the - lower` bowel. Nothing •but'an internal rem- edy can bring quick and suretirelief: That's why ointments and operations• fail.. Dr. Leonardt's HEM-ROID,ban- ishes piles by removing='tbe . cause, Money refunded if not satisfied. T. E. Hovey and druggists everywhere. Rheumatic Pains Go Swollen Joints Vanish Twisted, swollen, unsightly joints are rapidly freed<. from pain rid - brought back to normal with itheunta. Lame ,people walk without aid; .sleep comes to those who hate been unable to fie in bed; Bands that were helpless to. of 'terrible` rheuma- tism are now able to.do their share. fer • the support ,of the' family. Rheurna it. a wonderful remedy..for, rheumatism, ghat;, neuritis, Ittlnbago said neuralgia. �' it is a.wonder-worker; it • never fair tors, never gives up untilevery'ves tige- of poison is, e,xpelltd.' from the body ;Rheutna, ets on stemath; •liver, kid 1 a. nd nets and bladder all. t oa`tce a quickly.brings long .prayed for com- fort to+ distressed sufferers: ,T. 7:., Hovey and. all druggists sell -it with guarantee of money back if it isn't satisfactory. r ' Harold J'olinston ,of , the' Bank `1,EST' WE' FORCE`I, Toroiytp staff;=: London,'spent the rr� Eg`itor� Clinton,ijcws-Record' :' Mr. Archie. Wells', and iritic -M-iss .... , Albalt i 4 e r •sa `'o 5.ya.' g the writer Joan :of, Teronto•'spentthe week=end Packed his ,trunk ,-arid, : with the •lit, wjth hiri; ,tathel,, :Mr: Jphni. Wells Aerited anibitibit'to see and knew more eels -end, attha h me 1 ze Mr. Fiuxl� ,5aundelcoelc•and dattg'h tet Miss, Ve1ntai ;o London epent'tie week-enet 1,Vith the foa meri's bnothety ;Mr. Harman $epder i cocic,-'of the 1,3th' Concession, • Mlss'iBertha Webster of CIinton spent the week -end at ltei hpmeoit the• 1,3tI Concession. Mus w;`J,ones,`who bas'been mg Sher parents,; Mr.° and. Mrs, .Iohe Fingland; rellurned to Is hone last Mr,, `and Mrs. J. Ciidmoie and fain- ily spent Sunday' as guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Bromley. Mrs:. Norman•Hunkin and family' Honking spent a few days visiting friends' in the community. Mr. and Mr`s. Jack Armstrong mot- ored to Hamilton for over the holiday. Messrs. Cecil' Griffiths, Albert Shaddock and, Charlie Lee, who are working at :Beeehville, spent the holi- day at their homes here: Miss' Mamie Hall was' a week -end a. visitor with Ihoi; parents, Mr. and, MTS. F.B. Hall, of the 13th Concession.. Miss Gertie Robes•ton of Toronto visited' at her home this week, 11Ir, and Mrs.' Won. Tarnblyn of n at -the home of Toronto were g ,gists •it• t the farmer's mother, Mrs. J. Tamblyn for the: 24th, Miss Della and Mr., Wellington: Me - visitors were holiday. 'O�e 1 f Toronto C00 ,a. TO with their'brother, Mr. Jas.McCool hIr. John Snell of Port Huron is visiting his son, Rev. B. +Snell:~ Rev. Mr. Irwin of Seaforth tool: the evening service in the United church onSunday. St v Mr. ;ancl'MTS. C. •Cott of Goderich spent Monday with Mr.' and Mrs. Al- bert Radford. The congregational meeting and W. M. S. at=home held last Friday even- ing were fairly well attended. The program consisted of - a .number of recitations, a playlet entitled, "Tired of Missions," given by;the and also the reports ,of the various -or. ganizations of the church. Lunch was served at the close. There will be. ball practice on the conn iimnity playground on Friday night. Miss Holmes of Clinton was a Sun- day visitor in. the village. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Wells, Nis. H. Tittle, Miss Dorothy Little and Mr. R. Townshend spent Sunday in Ex- eter. • Watson's house: • Miss Antiie Garrett, of Stratford Normal spent the holiday at her home. Mr. Harold Richards of Toronto Normal spent the holiday itt bus hone. TEESWATFIR RACES JUNE 3rd Keep the day in mind. See .seine of the world famed horses perform before .going to the big. races across b g the bbrder. One 'horse starting :holds three world records and is entered in over $100,000. of stakes. Races--2:10,.:purse '$300.00; 2:20, luso $300.00; 2:25, purse $300,00. If enough green hprses there ,will be. a gieett race.' ' Free : entrance; 5% off winners. Ususil money division 50, 2 j, 15,10. Concert at night. Colne to the best races Teeswater ever,,,had. :Ex- cellent half • mile track, beautiful grounds,' splendid accommodation, glorious sport.'Everybody corner 59-1-p Is Your Child Thin and Weak? NORTH UUEQN; LIBERALS' Ol1O0Sh CANDIDATE AT 'TUESDAY'S CONVENTION t; a ,convention 'held in Wiirgham on'TIsesday MA, Charles A. Robert- son, r'eeve' of •Collbor'ae township and ,of the world outside of the.limited an ex-warslen of I•Iuiron, vvas :harem possibilttiee•Q#i red,in-Clihton, started ',to;:airy ths,,Liberai "banner 'inlNorth out rovith` thelessin g • of ' , g¢o d ,, parents Huron in the heat Provincial' election, ,and,with all ;due respect•to Ott first A,.great many names *ere Put for; town ' settled an . after c'rose'im,, g•the ward -but only three; went to• ballot, , ocean'nearly 55 yearsag'o, timever:y Dr:. Gallaw:of Goderich, Abner Cos - pleasant reoohlections';'of.the ma ens of Wingbam ati'd Mr. Robertson. !tl' ,friends made, the good ,times of those Two ballots were - necessary, although': r t e'Ro e t o' had; o e days; In early manhood,:, haveno xea_ Mq b r sn a very good lead i:.£ .. t ' he fist one •- •v . sea. o regret step':�then taken... n ] Sipco, leaving Gunton ,hav o alwa s Those',wlio. withdrew their. names subseribecl far the ,local, paper wish- were: W. Ii. Robertson, editorof The ing to keep in tench with the old Si'guai, God'erieh; Gordon Toting, of town; (and which I consider a:' very Colborne, president of the riding. as- 9hea"-investment) ant often aha • ' d l seeiation;, Hugh : Hill, of 'C'olltorne; with +bein • 'sentimentalwhich isrgoMorgan ,._Dalton, of ,cingsbridge; g not_ . denied 004 for whicha1 have no apolo- Charles Stewart 'af Ashl;ield; Areh. g'Y.;to oiler. The above -is onl an incl Hislop, ex-M.P.; Duncan Marshall and dent to what „is in niy mind yet a clear John McNa3i, of Grey township. eoniteetion t t e matt r Spenkeils of •the clay were Alex: Mac- o h e , few wlafcla , 1 wisii to ,write mom paaticula ly. Gregor, late apponent • of -Six' Henry Was notgreatly':-surpr seDrayton lea -West York;',.A. P11VIe- . surprised to read in the NsivgRecord;ofthe 20thinst. whainney, MLA' West Bruee; Mrs. 3. -.I of the passing away' of one move, of H. Purdy, of Toronto; Duncan. Marsh land; an Clinton's moble citizens, W. ased t- all and Nelsori Parliament, provincial and was more than pleased to g g read the obituary notice in the :sante issue. Mr. Harland was 'truly "a. nest 1oyable 'man,"'would that the world h6d more of.sueh men. It a to s great w 'esu y gi at p a re to know Mr. Harland for many years and as se rule called to see him on my visits to Clinton and: cannot bit feel that a good od and true friend has passed away. He will surely be missed in the town where he had resided to long and borne such an enviable character. Since leaving Clinton I have had a rather wide de an d varied experience, noall 'sunshine, t although I have been prospered by `akind Providence, have made many good friends, yet am free to say that for the population :of Olinton have never\ Lived in any place with a larger percentage of honest. upright and conscientious men" whose word. and business dealings were alcove reproach; Sometimes we hear it said that the world is growing worse and point back to:the times of long ago, the writer is not one of this type, when we take a survey'of the many good things we bare today that we did not have 50 years ago, the question in niy mind is how much do we owe to our forefathers for the priceles heritage Take advantage of our generous they have left us of their sterling up- right character? Humanly speaking trial offer and have a clear their lives, blameless unconsciously sowing seeds that are now bearing , marble -smooth skin aglow fruit. Eternity alone can answer COUNTY COUNCIL WILL DECIDE A change of which every muniei- polity in Ontario will approve, in the law regarding indigents -vas made in the closing hours ori the last session of the Ontario Legislature. Hitherto the maintenance of indigent patients in hospitals has ben charged up to the icunicipality given by the patient as his place of abode, and the onus of disproving the charge lay with the municipality. In future the charge -will be made :against the County, and the :County Councillors will deter• mineamong themselves to which intinicipality.:the patient belongs. Cod Liver Extract In Sugar Coated Tablets Puts on. Flesh and Builds Thein Up In just a few days'• -quicker than yeti ever dreamt of --these wonderful health building, flesh creating tablets called: McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets will start` to help any thin; underweight little:. one. • , After sickness and" where rickets are -suspected they are especially tSalu- able, Most people know that, from the livers.,of the lowly codfish vitamines of the first the are-'extracted—the kind that help all feeble, unclerweight men, women and Children. Try these wonderful tablets fel; 30 days and if your frail, Tpttny child don't greatly benefit—get your money back:,` A ver sickl.. child .a e 9,gained y Y g 19 pounds in7 ;months, Ask any druggist for McCoy's Ced Liver Extract, Tablets—az easy to' take is candy and 60 tablets, 60 dents —Adv.t, or'anizer. Mr. MacGregor got his speech in early, in order to catch a ,train, and the balloting took so long that the other addresses were cut short, C op! ex!ous Cleared The Skin of Youth is Yours All unsightly blemishes reproved by dissolving the mask of Cosmos Beauty Clay the question. Let us seek to emulate these noble characters and thereby seek to leave this world a little better for having lived in it. Would like very Hauch to have mentioned many other Haines who have passed away in Clinton during the late years but refrsin from doing SIRS: so for, the reason taint trusting to memory is rather a treacherous thing to cid and would be very sorry if a complete list were not given. "Surely their works do follow them." "A good name is rather to be chos- en than great riches." "Lest we for - The Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion GENERAL MILLER, No. 21,163 Enrolment No. 1308 Forst 1' Will stand for season of 1926 .as follows Tuesdays at .Joe Flynn's% 6th con. Hullett, for noon, his awn stable for night. Saturday, all day at Graham House Barn, Clinton. Balance of each week at his ,ovula stable, lot 18, con. 3, Hullett. 'TERMS To insure in foal, $12, p%yable when mare • is known to be in foal,. Mares not returned regularly to the Horse will be charged full insurance whether in foal or not, Parties dis- posing of mares before foaling time will. he chased full insurance, All accidents at risk of owners of mares, To ` parties breeding Registered Clydesdale mares I will give written Contract -,to take the colt . when 4 months old" and pay $100 for 'each. colic ED, JOHNSTON, Proprietor. .•-•- R. R. No. 4, Clinton, Ont. Phone 8 on 636, 50-tf Clydesdale Stallion KING JAMES Sired by King Thomas Will Ieave his own stable, Bayfield Road, on Monday meriting and travel by way of Clinton and Base Line to M. Butler's, 16th con. of Goderich Tp. for noon, 'thence by way 'of 16 con. south to his own stable for night. Wednesday will, leave his Town stable and travel by way of iBayfield road to Won. Lobb's corner, thence by way of Varna; Road to Ben •Ratliwell'a corner, thence west to Peter Cole's corner, along 9th eon. lof Goderich Tp. to Retaben Ga'iggts far noon, then by way of 9th con.-Goderich 'Ilp: to'Huron Road, then to . Holniesville; to 14th con. to ,Win. Vodden's burner, then to his own stable for night. Friday morning will leave his own stable and go' by way of .Clinton and Huron Road to 'Alma Corner and then to Kilburn. `for/ neon; then west to Gravel road and south on' Gravel road to his own stable for the night, where he will until re- main 'iil g -'the f lle in • Monday rnaitt a w nd y morning. Thin route v be continued t•o v it 1 throughotut •the season,' health and weather permitting.1' BERMS • To' insure foal, $13.00, two mares, $25:00, to he paid on or before March ,1st, 1927. All snares at riskof owners. • M&res . mutt be returned r•egyuiarly td horse or will be charged Whether/in foal oh net. GUS B7S, AOit, Proprietor.- 59,1,f with its natural beauty Cosmos Laboratory Corporation The Strand Bldg., Toronto; 2 get." Sincerely, William 'Taylor.. • 963 Wellington TSt.;' ondon, Ont, Please send me small box of Cos- mos Beauty Clay at your special price of 25e. Name Address , . , . ,Only one box to each person E has a memorandum on the `cheque stub•of rlevery account -•=-and an entry in his bank book as well—a' double check on his business. The his bank cash areshown uY incoming cheques or also book. In a flash he can tell when he paid any par. ticular account or when an.account was paictto him, His bank book tells him; • He has no need to go to town to.do his business if he is rushed. A cheque 'by diail pays• an item or makes deposits alt lost as quickly as he could do himself.; Today thesafe, efficient, satisfactory method of busi. ness is through the Bank:: BANK OF MONTREAL Established 180 • Total Assets in excess of°47so.00es.oimc;< UNIVERSITY- OF , WESTERN ONTARIO SPECIAL COURSES COURSES'.;>''01z TESummer Schoch 0. Conroe in Public Health and Bac- ;criolog0s 2. Course in French Conversation, 3. Review Course in High School Algebra to Matriculation. Also thirty other coureeo in. Astronomy. Botany, English, French, :Geology, Goo- man, Greokl Hlatory, Latin. Library 5 once, Mathamutice ami Phyai,so. ,. . A.,plendid oociatand oth- T tie program throughout. the entire nice weeks:• n .Bugdin BcautlEutgcw ianivcrsit y y. Start on a B. A. Course newt Six delightful weeks of study and recreation. JULY Sth to AUG1ST:14th Por -Information Write ti+ Director, Dr. 0. i?. Kingston, or Dr. 1C. P. a. Moine, Roe.- trar.