HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-07-01, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
W ALTON'
snit service Sunday
At the morning ,
next, Rey. Dr. Brown and "Rev. M.
will officiate in Duff's church,
foMaines Ji nration of the union of
for the inane -oration g
e two United ciriirches. in Walton.
alt ' church
The congregation of Duff's'
resented their pastor, Rev, E, F.
;presented
with a purse and nvfrs..
Chandler
Chandler with a fine down; •eonifor-
'ter, The Mission I.Saud presented
a hymn book
'Miss `'Helen Chandler Y
.as a farewell gift.. There, was also "x
-programme of splendid music daring,
the evening. The following is the
address to Rev -and 'Mrs. (.handler:
"On this, the occasion.of the sever-
ing of te relationship between -pas-
tor and people which has existed be-
tween, us for five years' we feel that
,we cannot let the opportunity 'pass
of trying to express to you some-
thing of what you 'have been and our
,sense of loss in your removal. You
`Have proved yourselves faithful un-
der -shepherds disehargit'tg your many
and varied duties with a cheerfulness
and vigor and in the spirit of the
''Waster and were it not that -the
chattge seems to be to your
advan-
tage w'e would atot willingly have
consented to your removal. ,We
would ask you,: Mr, Chandler, to ac-
cept this purse and, lM'tts. Chandler,
this down comforter, believing that
the prayers and good wishes of the
people accompany them. Signed on
hn-
' behalf of the congregation, S. J
stone, and of the Women's Organi-
zation, Mrs. 'Reid." address from
The following is the r
'lvioncreiff •acongrcgation: "Sunday,
June 27th, 4 p.m, Dear Mr. Chand-
ler, -It
rea-
lize
iia with deep regret we
lize that today our rel'ationsh'ip as
pastor and people draws Le an end
and we have come to the parting of
the ways, We cannot 1ct you go. froom�x
us without expressing our apprecia\
.tion of your work among us during
Sour pastorate herr. Your ministry
here 'ends, but the ministry of your
message will never end, but: "like a
pebble in the water thrown, dilates
a ring of light" and we would be un-
appreciative indeed if we failed to
acknowledge our great indebtedness
to you for the wonderful insight into
the meaning of Scripture we •have,
gained, through your exceptional ab-
ility to expound, as we never have
before,. the messages of the Book, un-
til Paul, John and"Luke and 'their
messages 'have become familiar
friends. Your sincerity and sturdy
honesty of purpose, courtesy and
.kindliness of your heart have been
rtcogniied by all, especially by those
in sorrow or trouble to''whom your
sympathy wag so abundantly given.
Mrs. Chandler's 'kindly and pleasant
ways and ready hospitality and her
.ra ciotksiess in helping' us when we
tee i �.r help have also endeared
r.t cdeil l t t
her to us. We would asic you to ac-
cept this purse of gold in token of
our 'sincere regard for you and our
sorrow at y.^ur.departutc. We wish
inn good luck+',aud iniich happiness
in your new field of labor, but trust
:yon will not 'foritet the old friends
made at iMoncreitf. We would re-
mind you that Fordwich is not far
away and we would be pleased to
o elcome you at ;any time.
"May the Lord bless thee and keep
thee, the, Lord .make His farce to shine
upon. thee and be gracious unto thee;
the 'Lord lift up 'His countenance up-
on 'thee and give thee peace. Moo-
creiff Congregation,"
Mrs. Glenn of Owen Sound spent
the week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. 'Hadie,
stn Joe Holmes
!-Tarry and. Elmer R , J
and 'Gordon Rowland took in the eh -
ens at London. olio
himself
Mr. John Marshall treated
,to 0 new Star. sedan last week.
Mrs. ,McDonald and Mary are 'back
from Chicago:
lfr. Sohier has bought a Star 'se -
t att s. and son of De-
31Trs. Jas, W gr,
troit, visited with Mrs, Berry .in the
beginning of tlhe week.
,lI ss Mildred Dennison is spending
r l 1:1 riel Far
,xfew ''holidays i'iflriMfsa In.
nn, McQo Bald 16tH con, of Grey,
J
has invested +• a 'Chevrolet coach,
'Stra11berries are 'beginning to get
i
ripe.
td, 'Badley has pui•ehased a new
Ford sedan.'
Brussels is attending
IM's. Smith,
attending -
Mrs. i00, Pryccc, who is confined to
bed for the past couple' of weeks.
,Mrs R. Naylor and 'Miss Lois of
Rochester are visiting at Mrs, W.
I Iackwell's..
.Miss 13, Shannon of-Pet•erboro who
has bean' spending •her holidays at
her sister';, Mrs. E. Habkirlc, return-
ed' to her position in Petcrboro on
Monday i visit-
ing
Coulter of Toronto s
her sister, 'Mrs. C. Case,
Mrs. 'Nob'le McCallum has return-
ed house after visiting friends in To-
ronto. '
M'i'ss Muriel Dundas. spent Sunday,
last at the home of her graadpareurts,
Ar'ch;ie and Mrs. ,Clark,
Mrs. Rio. Coutts is tinder the doc-
tor's care with an attack `f:ap'pendi-
citis. Her many fniends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mt: Wesley Searle attended n the
funeral of the gate 'Mrs. :Morrison,
Palmerston, on Friday last.
Great preparations are being made
de
for the 'Reunion at Iluttou'e
8th line Morris, on 8th July, it 'being
the fiftieth anniversary.
Silver Anniversary. On 'Friday
evening, •June 18th, TV. R. and Mrs.
Stewart, •of McKillop township, cele-
brated the 25th anniversary of, their
wedding. Friend's •' from Toronto_
I'brdwtich, Monktan, Walton and g
moidville as well as neighbors, were
present. Rev. Mr. Abery, of Londes
borough who performed the cere-
mony 25 years +ago, was unable. to be
present. The 'evening was spent in
games and music, the latter being
provided by Rev. and Mrs. and 'Miss
Lewin, Mr, Sohier,. Miss Ferguson
and Miss-;Knechtel. At 12 o'clock a
served,
of
sumptuous lun'cli 'was e ,
which 50 guests partook. The health
ofethe principals was toasted and in
well chosen words, a number of the
guests expressed the: sentiment of the
whole assembly. Mr, and Mrs. Ste-
mart were recipients of many useful
and beautiful' presents, and everyone
seemed to'thoroughly enjoy them-
selves. The celebration 'broke up
the small hours after singing the
hymn, "God be with you."
Presentation, - On Monday after-
noon, June 28th, the ratepayers and
pupils of S. S. No. 7,; MoKil'iop, gath-
ered at the schoolhouse to give an
address and presentation to •Miss Elva
Little, who •has beets the teacher of
the school for thc,past six years. 'Ma
Wm. Somerville presented Miss Little
with a number of pieces of Holland
cut Maas consisting' of water set,
sherbet 'set, whipped cream set,
cream pitcher rd sugar bowl, and
read the foilowig address
S.S. No, 7, McKillop.
Miss E. M. Little, -'Dear Teachers -It
is with feelings tinged with sadness
and joy that we have gathered here
this afternoon. Sadness because you
have given up your work as teacher in
our section. You 'have been one of, if
not the best teaoher, that has been in
our school. This is no trivial statement
for the fact is 'borne out in the way
you brought our little ones froth the
primary to the entrance examination,
and we feel sorry that you have de-
cided .to leave us. But we are glad
booause we have had you in our' sec-
tion the past few years to draw out,
mould and 'develop the moral as well
as the intellectual mind of our little
ones. Your influence shall still go on
hi our children as they grow up. We
are glad also, that your personal in-
fluence amongst us was a cheerful
uplift, always hopeful ',and ready to
help in whatever •capacity you were
called upon. 'And we arc also very
glad you live so near us, that our.
friendship may still be cultivated and
deepened, and we ask you to accept
these small gifts not for their intrinsic
value'but"as a slight token of our ap-
vork
preciat'ron to you for your good t
and painstaking while with as. And
we wish you the same measure of
success in the future, no matter what
field of labor you may be called into.
June 28th, 1926. Signed on behalf of
S. 'S, 'No. 7, W. K. Somerville, 'Jas. it;,
McLaughlin:"
Miss Little expressed her apprecia
' tion of. the kindness shown her and
said she s•houid always remember the
time spent at Leadbury and the splen -
lid people who lived there.
• DUBLIN.
Mr. Martin McQuaid of Toronto;
has returned from Chicago attending
the Eucharistic Congress and.: is
spending the week end with 'his sis-
ter, Mrs. James Delaney.
Wood cutting is the order of the
day.
Mr. Joseph Bruxer and .. daughter
Mary and Mr. ,Sebastian Bruxer are.
visiting at their home here.
IMiss Mary :Bruxer, from Chicago,
and Mr. Jackie Bruxer; from 'Detroit,
are holidaying here,
A number from here attended the
Murray and Evans wedding on Mon-
day lust
Mr, James McQuaid, from Toron-
to, has returned to •his home after
spending .a week here.
Mr. P. F. Bonn and •feiniiy have
moved to their new home this week,
recently purchased from Mrs. Mary
Davis.
Mr Lawrence Maloney, of the
Standard Bank of Sebringvilte, visit-
ed his uncle and aunt, Mr, sod Mrs.
James 'Maloney.
Miss 'Monic a O'Sullivan, of Si,
Columban, visited her • grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs, Francis Gallagher.
'Miss Annie Ryan, of 'Seaforth, is
visiting with her Mother, Mrs, Pat-
rick Ryan, Sr,
Miss Agnes 'Curtin is visiting 'her
sister; Mrs. John Jordan, and 'her,.
brother in the village. I
We are 'glad to .hear that Mr'john
'B•ruxer, who underwent an operation
in London, is out again.
Mr, Joseph 'Leach visited his sis-
ter, Mother Euphrasia,
The supper given by the ladids of
I\Ir; Thds,' Mose, of Guelph Juno -
tion, was in Walton over the week
Mr. and Mrs. Shannon went to
London this .week,
has been sick
Mrs. John Price,'who.
is slowly improving,
Mr. Joe Carter is' hauling gravel
for Mr. Radford's new residence.
b t, and Mrs. John Hillen of De-
troit called on friends last week,
air. Cecil Pullman and the Misses
Cora and Annie Strong of Tucker -
smith called at -Mr Fred. Sgarlett's on
Monday evening.
Mrs. 'Ilebor Morrison and daughter
Phyllis of Manitoba and the'former's
aunt of London, visited friends in
'1leKillnp and Seaforth last week.
Mrs. P. B, GM -diner and ,Miss Vera
spending
home s
reed Mort a g
have rete p
the past week with friends at Hol-
land, N. Y. Mrs. Naylor attd Miss
Lois accompanied them home,
Mrs. Armor Dundas is improving
nicely. She attended divine service in
the Methodist chur'c1t last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. A. Gardiner visited her sister
Mrs. Jas. Atcheson on Tuesday of
this week.
To reap the har-
vest you must sow
the seed. To acquire
wealth and independence you must save. Sow the
first creeds of success by opening a savings account
with us to -day.
PROVINCE OFO
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HEAD Oiflc�
AV1NGS OFFICE
TARIO GOVERNMENT
15 QUEENS PAR. g.
SEAFORTH BRANCH • 3, M. McMILLAN,
Manager
14 Other Branches Throughout Ontario,
oiling H
at Sunset
After a wonderful week-
end on Ontario roads
No speed records were made -for it was a trip
of wholesome en joyrnent, Two days in the vigorous
outdoors -in friendly farming country, through
alluring woodlands, through fascinating villages
and towns.
The trip will be remembered by what was seen,
not by the speed at which the road was covered.
With Moderatodriving, ...err; ::oauty spot • was
enjoyed; every panorama was appreciated.
There is good sense and good business in
moderate driving . in the country. Good sense,
because it enables you to see everything as you
go along. Good business because excessive speed
is dangerous and destroys the road surfaces. As
the cost of road maintenance is borne by you and
other motorists, you are interested in helping
along this movement to preserve Ontario's roasts.
Those who persist in breaking the speed laws
will find a numerous traffic patrol on the highways,
whose duty it is to rigidly enforce the law.
THE HON. GEO. S. HENRY, S. L. SQUIRE,
_..... _. 'Minister of Hiahways, - Dispaty Minister
Issued by the Ontario .Department trf Ifigbwaye
so secure the co-operation of motorists in
abating the abuse of,ihe roads of the Province.
sa
St. Mary'•s''Church ,last `Wedtt:esday,
on Mr. Alex. Darling's lawn, was, a
grand success.
Mr. Alex, Hanna, of tlitcheljti was
the guest of: Mr, and Mrs. Joint .Car
penter of °5tindsiy',
'We. r li r.
,� t, are pleased to.•repo t that M
'lain 'Molyneaux is improving after
his recent operation .in Detroit, auil
Ivo hope; to see hitt± around soon,
Miss Marion Bunter, of Toro' 1o,
is spending. ` 'her ; summer vacation
with her ausut, and her grandmother,
Mrs, Q. Beale,
1Miss Marie +Nevens of Toronto;
'called on friends in town .on'Sunday.
'rite C. W. L. will hold a public
e ening' in t'he hall on July 9th. -
lMr. and Mrs, 'G. Holland and son
George took in the. Evans -Murray
wedding On 'Monday, '
•;-ears,.':..vas most.
during they past six t
a
Mr, . -13. Rollins took a trip to Lon-
don to visit his daughter at ±Brescia
'Hall.
Mrs, 1finnic Mitchell and 'draughter
Vera aid son Charles, of Torotrto,
are spending the week with' their
many friettds in the village and in
Seaforth. We ate a'll pleased to see
Mrs. ,Mitchell and family again,
tbr, and Mrs. Dave McConnell
motored to. Chatham on Saturday. to
visit their daughter Mary at `The
Pines."
Mr. and Mrs. John Dorsey and
Miss Iviillie' Williams, of Stratford,
called on friends' in town on 'Sunday.
Mr. Harold 'Rock; of Mitchell,
spent W'Vidnesday the guest 'of rbr.
M. Darling,
Setae's all closed on Tuesday and
alt the children are delighted to hAse
their summer vacation,
Mr, Tom Hurley, of Brantford,
trolled ort his friend,, Mr, Alex. Darl-
ing, on Sunday.
llfrs. Jos, Mere, of Seaforth, ' is
visiting 'her daughter, Alta. Joseph
Hickey, who is on the sick fist
rafr. and Mrs. Dan. Crintmon and
Mr. and -Mrs. Matt, • Williams are
spen'd'ing .their holidays with their
aunt, ,Mrs.' Pat. Ryan.
Many from. Dublin attended the
funeral of M'rs. Thomas MoMillan, of
Hallett.
Miss Li1a Feeney, who was totals -
Mg school in Thorold, has returned
home for her holidays,
Mr, and •Mrs. Joseph Nagle motor-
ed to London •on. Sunday afternoon.
The children of the entrance class
are busy writing their final examina-
tions in Mitchell.
Messrs. Theo. and Jerome Jordan.
of Detroit and 'Mt'. Lyle Jordan, and
his.son rBohby, of. Toronto, spent the
week -end' visiting their farther, 'Mr.
James Jordan. They returned on
lfonday, •afr. Jordan accompanying
his sons to •Detroit to spend a week's
holidays.
greeably and pleasantly surprised by I
he pupils ^at the close of the exam -
nations Tuesday afternoon by •tile
a;esentation' to her.at a'. bea �li.t fol
fountain rcu and.,. ieucil- set' suitably.,
1 i i I
a the following * address:
enca�cd, and y f,
Dear Miss Scarlets,'- We, the
scholars of S. S. No. 6,.;McKillop,
desire to express our esteem and'af
-
fection for you; You have now ,for
a period, .of six years striven, with
muclt.pains, t6 train and enlighten
our !hinds, W'b trust that the knowl-
edge you have so faithfully int:part
ed may prove a 'lasting gaud to us.
As proof of cans love for you hs
i•ieud' and teacher, please accept this
ittle token of our regard. 1H'oping
hat Mall the ,future undertakings of
your life, your efforts May be
erown'ed with success, we' are, your
cuing pupils, S.S. No.'6, McKillop„
S. S. No„ 7, IticKillop. - Result of,
promotional ereaminations,-Jr. • to
Sr. IV. -'Dorothy Driscoll 82 p,c.
(hon.), Orval_Holmes 79 (holt), Ross
Driscoll 77 (hon.). Sr, III, to Jr.
IV. --!George 'Taylor 92 (hon,), Eileen
MoLaughlin 82 (hon.), Helen Somer-
ville 78 (holt,), Grace Perdue 68, Dor-
othy Somerville 63, Arthur Balfour
62. Jr. III. to Sr III. -•- Wallace
Shannon 78 (hots,), Jr. II. to Sr, II.
---MelvilJle Shannon 78 (hon.), 'Hd!cn
Tontlineon 74, Everett Perdue 69,
Walter •:Somerville 59 Sr, I, to Jr,
t1..--IBoyd Driscoll.71. Jr', Pr. to Sr.
,Ps:--•Jitn Balfour. Jr. Pr. -Ivan
Shannon.--E..tl'I. Little, teacher.
S. S., No. 2, McKillop,-21he fol-
lowing ss tate result of the"promotion
examinations. Honors 75 p.c. pass 60.
6r.
III. -Ruth Scott 80 plc, Arnold
Scott 62, Sam 'IvloClure 60.; Jr. III, -
Mark .Macclonald 75, 'Maxwell Mc-
Farlane 71, Margaret•.J,Storey 70. Sr.
H.: James .i4JeClure 57, Jr,' II. -lean
Macdonald 80, 'Robert McMillan 80,
Verna McFarlane 77; Edna Macdon-
ald 75, 'Nelson McCture 65, Eddie
Storey 65, -,Elva A. Staples, teacher.
U.S.S. No, 1, McKillop,--lR.eport of
promotion tests -Jr. III. to Sr. III,
--Ed ward Nigh (lt), Catherine•ILane.
Sr. IT. to Jr. IN. -Arnold Murray
(h),�'lli i
Vi am 'Nigh 'li t el i h
Mab N
g (), 1 g
Jr, II. to St.' II. --+Peter Murray,
Frances Fortune (h), Adelaide` Mur-
ray, Dorene • Nigh -M. Reyriolds,
teacher.
THURSDAY, JULY 1 1926.,
• ,.
Iain' Nesbitt -BLit- pink.oaruetions- anctonaideltliair fern,
"'N Nesbitt,
•
-. ora s r ;
o aches. The groom was suppvi•fed'by'Mr. Pe-
tE. Hutton,marriage
er-�1clh.aughlin, After the to r g
the ,bridal partydrove to the home
i,f the He's ,parents, where a sump-
tuous wedding breakfast was served
to about sixty : of the immediate :rela-
tives of the bridetand groom. The
Greg or's stables '1-Iullett 1'hey`•ar•c bride and groom were the 'recipients
MANLEY.
,ibfessrs, W, rRaRicn and, A. Simon
BLYTH.
Mr, and .Mrs. Wm. Howatt and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Weldon, Westfield,
Mr."and airs. James 'Gray, of 'Freel-
ton spent. 'the week -end the guests of
Mrs, James Smith,
Messrs. Dais and Colin MCDonaid
spent Saturday at Kitchener.
Quite a number from here attend-
ed the circus at London,
.bfr, Ern. Sanderson, 'Mr, and Mrs,
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Gray and Mrs,
Smith, 'Mrs. Dempsey and !Miss
Carrie Dempsey spent 'Monday at
Ctodcrich and 'Bayfield.
lit', Wm. Mills has started to erect
a new house in town. -
Mr. and Mrs, 'Wm. Taylor attend-
ed the funeral of the late Mrs. Thos.
Mantillas, near Seaforbh, en Sunday.
On Sunday morning Trinity church
had a large cogregation when the
Bishop of Huron, 'Rt. Rev. David
Rt : ,tams, of London, preached the
sermon and administered the rite of
confirmation to a class of 14, He,
gave a splendid address which ap-
pealed to all present. The 'choir also
rendered some special music and the
church was very pretty with a bright
array of flowers. •
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes and MT. Mc
tafiliau, of •Iiolyrood, aleo Mr, and
Mrs Bert, Viteeent and four children
visited at ,Mr, and Mrs."' F. •Kershaw's
on Sunday. -
'Wls are sorry, to hear of Mr, John
Wells' death rn Londesboro early
Sunday morning. The .funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon, interment
lacing at Burn's church 'cemetery,
Mr- John Scott, of the 8th conces-
sion of Morris, near town, uhderwent
a serious operation in Wingham hos-
pital 'Monday
hos-pital'Monday morning.
Mr. Thomas 'Laidlaw spent Sun -
clay with Mrs. Laidlaw, who is a pat-
ient in Victoria 'hospital, London.
'hiss Effie Logan has -resigned as
teacher of U.S.S. No. 3, East Wawa
nosh and Morris.
Rev. and ;,sirs. U, Telford are ex-
petted hone this week from their
holiday in Montreal and other
points.
b'r, and Mrs. Chas, Nicholson re-
turned home on .Sunday,
" Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Rogerson and
family spent Sunday in Brussels.
Miss Lucile 'Mcbamee, oft Lucan,
has 'been a guest of Dr,' and Mrs.
B'aruhy at the parsonage. Miss Mc-
Mamee rendered a beautiful solo in
Queen street United church on Sun-
daA ball game !between the ladies and
gentlemen of Blyth took place 'on
Monday- night, The nentlemen after-
wards treated the ladies.
Ivir, and Mrs. Jas, 'Morkham, of
'l.ucan, spent the week -end with
friends here.
Mr, and Mrs. Will Heffron visited
Seaforth friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feeney, of
Dublin, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
P. 5, Kelly on Sunday.
,Father 'Hogan, of New York, and
formerly of Blyth,; called on friends.
here during the week, .
'Miss Mary 'Healy, of Liken, spent
the week -`lid with her parents, Mr.
and IMrs. 1', 'Healy.
Miss Nora Kelly is visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs• Jos. 'Feeney, Dublin,
Born. -On Saturday, June 26th,
1926, to <Mr.' and Mrs. M. Kelly,
B'lyelt, a son,
.'May and Mrs. Cole, of Toronto,.are•
guests of Di. and 'MrsMilne.
McKILLOP.
Miss Marion Scarlett, who 'has ,had.
a most successful ;and enviable record'
as.teacher of S. S. 'No. 6, ;McKillop, I
lave .'completed their contract of put-
ting itement floors its 'Chanes Mc -
1
miller,'. of `many beautiful and costly : gifts; '
Mr: Thos. ,Purcell is engaged to
run; the- cement mixer ort the good
meld 'system east of Dublin.
c
a
i�iias Agu'es_Eckert <has retailed
iroute from Asnheretiburg, where she
has been teaching.
.Tire patrolmen rolmen ' are busy getting,
the. road work done. ` •
The Provincial highway that is to
rut from Go',derich to Toronto Borth'
of here, is n aki ipp" rapid progress
throupli»the .pixie swatnlp, which will
makea' short cut to motorists. •
?Entrarice examinations are its full,
swing in our school at present.
•Mr,•+ansi Mrs, 'Con. Eckert, accom-
panied by their daughters 'Miss 'Limy
.Eckart and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
tidal^s, of IDetroit, were visitors in onr
burg last Sunday.
indsor,
� t wi
`land from ,
Mr, Thos. Hol
tM , h
is a visitor in• our 'Burg at present.
Evans -Murray. --'A " very pretty
wedding was so'lemni'zed at St ,Col-
tim'ban church on Monday, June 28,
at nine o'clock .when Camilla, oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John (Mur-
ray, .Manley, ., bam'bride
of :Mr Frani.,OutEvans,ecsorte ofthe Mrs.
Peter Evans ,of Dublin. The mar-
riage 'ceremony was performed by
'Rev. !Fr. Dantzer, (High Mass "being
celebrated by' Rev. J. M. Eckert, of
ttasvthorne, NY., uncle of the bride,
The.bride, who was given away by
Iter 'father, looked charming in a
gown of salmon' colored georgette,
trimmed with gold lace and wore a
white picture hat and carried a bou-
quet of 'white .carnations and maiden-
hair fern. The ;gide was attended by
her sister, Elizabeth, who was gown-
ed in salmon colored georgette with
Their maityy friends tt'islt then! a ;Map-
'py :wed'ded life, ,
T'!tc most obstinate worms fail to
resist 'Flolloway's Corn Remover.
Roxboro School. ---The following is
the report of Roxboro school for the.
June promotion examinations. --To
Jr. 'IV. -(Honors) Herold Agar 75
p.c. (Pass)-Vietta Coleman' 74, 'Ken-
neth '.Harrison 73, Olive Stirling 67,
Bernice 'Howes 66, (Below pass).-
George Powell, Sr. I1,-ILue1'la Mont-
gomery, Viola Montgomery. Jr. II.-
Elirabeth 'Bowes, Pearl Coleman, Pr.
Clothes
>ressng
I use the up-to-date Roffman Sani-
tary. Stearn pressing . Machina. All
kinds of Ladies' and Gents' clothing
pressed and cleaned. Work done on
short notice, Prices moderate:. Work
called for and delivered.
SYDNEY DUNGEY
pomtnercial Hotel
Phone 227.
hat to match, carrying a bouquet of -
CAFE
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SEAFO
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REGULAR DINNER 40c
"
Meals and Quick L - Prompt Service
BISSET'S
at all hours
BISSET'S ICE CREAM
Sodas, Soft. Drinks, Chocolate Bails; garettes,. Cigars, etc.
PERCY HOWEt, Prop.
AMMIIPSISOINIr
For mer Wear
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUMMER SUITS -light and medium
weight • tweeds, especially tailored for summer wear,
at $13,50 to $24.50
OUTING TROUSERS- The new shades of grey Flannel
at $4,00 to $4.50
OUTING _SHIRTS --Collar attached in blue, white and many fancy
patterns. The noted Regal make at, $1.95 to $2.95
SPORT HOSIERY*Fancy'stripes and cheeks, in 'blue, grey, brown,
50c to $1.00
fawn and mauve, at.....
SPORT SWEATERS --- in pullovers and coats, colors of blue and grey
checks, green checks and heathers at • • • - . • • • • .. $3.95 to $4.50
UNDERWEAR
$1.25
$1.95
$1.00
$1.00
$1.90
Straw Hats
Everything that's
new and snappy in
Straw Hats --- We
haveit --- the wider
brims, fancy bands,
balloon edges at
$1.50 to $4.50
Penman's Balbriggan Combinations
Penman's Merino Conbinations .-.. • .
B. V. D's with buttons and with [no buttons.
Hatchway Athletic Combinations •
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
x SATJRDAY SPECIALS
Boys' Black Cotton Stockings 25c. •lei's Work Shirts $1.15
Men's Grey Work Sox ,... , ...28c Men's Fancy Silk Sox 50c
Men's Shirts with collars to match ---$1,05 Boys' Cotton Jerseys -- 39
Dresses of
Distiiiction
Now is the time to anticipate the summer dress requirements for every
occasion , Our assortment is replete with crisp, fresh and new styles
sheer, cool looking and daintily, made Dresses of every description
and at every price. Some are of crepe -de -chine, some of georgette,
some silk andsome combinations. But especially attractive are those
developed from crepes and sheer wash fabrics. Trimmings show
embroidery work, lace, pleats and hemstitching.
You Couldn't Imagine How Really retty.These ,,Dresses Are t
Come and See Thein.
$0.50 to $25.00
i,t Costs• Little' To Dress Well At
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