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bn Mondfliy, also 'Ritchie Drager and
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'Mrs. 1McEa'chern and children are
s�endig several days at her 'hone
clear Ethel. -
t, Mr, and Mrs. Brucean'il family, of
`?treetsville, spent the week -end at the
home of Mr. ,John IvicGavin,
,'Mr, and Mrs. Ed, Fawcett, of Lon-
don, and Effie Balfour, motored to Miss Laura Swan, of Toronto,
visit. 1'fr. and Mrs. John Balfour. Mrs, spent„the, week -end under the ,p'aretital
Balfour returned ,yiit1 them. •goof. Gordon Manson and
'has appeared in Mr. and: Mrs.
Gordon new cit 1 pl
this neighborhood. Mr Wm, Stewart the latter's , mother,' Mrs. McDonald,
has a Whippet, -' of !Blyth; are 'ej eriding a few days
\[r. and Mfrs. Gavin :D,avidson spent with relatives here.
a few days last week with Mr. and. Miss Anne McNaughton, Who 're-
Mrs. J. 'H: McLaughlip, cently underwent an operation for
Mr. ''Percy Taylor called on friends appendicitis• in the Seaforth 'Hospital,
in Clinton last wce'k, is now convalescing at the hone -of
We atle glad to know Mrs. Tom her parents,
Archibald is much improved aftef• her Miss Norma 'Heavenor'is progress -
recent illness. , ing favorably ,-after recently having
Mr. and Mrs. A'.',Sohier and Ken- her tonsils removed.
tieth returned Monday from Sintcoe. Many enjoyed the Sunday 'school
Rosella•and•Lcslie Hoy, .0 McGaw*, picnic last Thursday.
are visiting in the village. Miss Grace Ross spent the week -
Mrs, E. Clarke had her house rais- end at the summer .hornet of. Mr. and
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Miss Pearl Ralph, Of Toronto, is:
visiting her coram, Evelyn ,Grainger:'
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friends in. W he Murray the presentation to Rev. and Mrs: Ar.;
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torssohoymo V M La R Windsor, is mow, who are ieaviug ` ,shortly for
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married at-ISiidtbury on Monday, July:. J 5 fcllgwing. ,, a Yc •+
26th, by Rev. Seguin. The bride was 'airs. Arx tour.,*}W,e, (the Young, Peo
formerly Miss ,Dufresne, of'Sudbury laying in Bayfield pie arid :'Choar,of Brucefield United'
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The happy+couple have been visiting Ghurcliy have assembled here to sped'
friends at Windsor. Detroit, Seafortth a friendly hour •With ' you before you
and Walton, and left on Wednesday Flora J. Murd k, D t, ' P d leave for your new home in Orange
aftertt oma to visit the grooms' home ville. It; is with' very' keen regret that
a4t have been
Murdock.see you leave us
for you J.
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Sudbury Brockville. 'They will reside near
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wnMr.Waghorn ishorn,Ildettou to vtstttng the aunt, hasesbf Y.P s"' wort No matter
hhavin here rats father Dr, a m rieber G a N ha•t we asked you to assist with
ofyea , an at Walton fotga nttrrrber. Mr Lance Norris, who has been at- oma viere always willing and pleased
of years, and Gordon is a radvate of y„
Seafortla Collegiate Institute, Ilia', to comply and; lend ,y t. wonoerful
f ' t t d best wishes home talents -of music to aid it, To you we
marry •rictres oxen V MMessrs ketcben A.
J owe the formation of this Senior So=
ciety which has bees a. decided sue
cess. Under your advice we added
the nmouthly song service to our pro-
gramme. It,lias added new enthusi-
acm- and ethical'�v -lue to our Society;
it Mrs
Grainger. n
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tending smnmer school, has returned
Addison S.
Reid, iW Scott, C. Haugh, ' C. Arm
strong, J. Freeman G. Elliott,,who
have 'been camping in' -Bayfield. have
returned home.
P. W. A. Bireinnet of ;Cobou're;
BRUCEFIELD,'
There's Health
on the Highways
-vitalizing air revives
tired bodies and relieves
jaded nerves.
Perfume of pines -earthy odour of virgin forest
-symphony of wind and waterfall.
When you're drowsy with business -when you
need a few days off -try a motor trip on Ontario's
higitivays.
These magic trails lure people of town and
city to lake, stream and woodland. They lead to
enjoyment, hospitality and health.
Know the highways, for they are yours. You
will learn of their usefulness and extent. You
will understand the intricacy and costliness of •
highway construction and repair.
These good roads belong to you and other
motorists; it is you who will bear the cost of their
maintenance. Use them sanely. Drive -moderately
for safety's sake and to avoid unnecessary destruc-
tion of road surfaces.
Reasonable speed limits are provided by law.
You are urged to observe these limits. Fines are
in store for those who do not.
/ THE HON. GEO. S. HENRY,
Minister of Highways
S. L. SQUIRE,
Deputy Pit inister
Issued by the Ontario Department of Highways
to secure the co-operation of motorists in
abating the abuse of the roads of the Province,
as
will occupy the pulpit next Sunday,
Miss Laura Swan, of Toronto, is
visiting at ,the bonito of .her parent's,
Mr. and Mrs. George S'waif, '
, Miss Eleanor Snider, a, pupil of Pro=
feasor ,Anderton, of London, was suc-
cessful in passing: the recent Toronto
Conservatory of Music piano examin-
ation "for bhe degree", of A,T:C.M.
Our congra•tuta'f'tonc are extended to
her,
Mr, and Mrs. J, iMaxwell motored
from Grafton, N.D. and are visiting
relatives.' here.
Horticultural Society. -The flower
show being just around the corner
the first week Of September - all
members are urged„ - o •.give special,
care° to their pot plants and, blooms
and to have as much a's possible ready
to show. The officers and directors
constitute the work cominittce of the
flower show, but it takes the interest
mad help of all to make for success.
Bear in mind that the method of judg-
ing is as follows -50 per cent. for
quality, 30 p.c. foe variety, and 20 p.c.
for arrangement. Look up •the fall
bulb list for stock that
s may be own.,
With the lovely gardens
and vicinity- this ...year, there is no
member but who may show. And,
remember the prize offered for the
best collection of bird -houses and, the
four special ones for improved
grounds,
Sunday School Picnic. -The annual
, S. S. picnic to Bayfield last Thursday,
was as usual a huge success. Rain
threatened in the morning but by
noon the sum was -Mining brightly.
Shortly after three the races were run
off. The winders are as • follows;
Girls under seven, Audrey Cochrane; your readinessf to help, especially
boys under seven, Glen -Swan; girls !along the anusical line, but our loss
seven to' ten, E. Broadfoot; boys, 7-10,•will be Orangeville's gain. As a slight
13, Dalrymple; girls under 13, F. Mur- 'token of our regard and -sincere best
doch; boys under 13, W. Dow; girls .wishes we would like to present you
under 16, H. Haugh; boys under 16, with a Life Membership Certficate of
C. Armstrong; young ladies race, J the 'Women's Missionary Society. We
Aikenhcad: young teen's race, A hope you will not forget us as you
•Lapfe; married ladies', Mrs, A. Mie Crake new friends and whenever you
Bride; married men's, G: McGregor; find it convenient we would be glad
clothes' pin race, E. Broadfoot; ob- to have you visit us at any time
Stade race' boys, C. Armstrong; ob- in the future. Our sincere best
slacle race, girls, •F. Souter; relay race wishes go with you and Mr. Armour
boysfi Elgin Thompson's team; relay' at, you eater your _new field of work.
race girls, J. Aikeuhead, K. Snider ' Signed on behalf of the Society, Mrs.
M. Irwin, L. Richardson. After the 1 W. H. Ra"btenbuty, pres.; Mrs. J. Ad-
reccs the Brownies (girls' team) play- 'clison, $ec'y." Istrs. Armour replied by
ed a fast game of ,softball with the ;thanking the members and saying
married Wren ;and were defeated by a; that she was spiritually 'blessed by at -
score 14-9, The men had the advan- tending the meetings and assuring
tage as they had a pitcher from To -i them all that they would always ..be
rotuto. Later the young men were de- welcome to 'their 'Pew home. The
feated in a very interesting softball 1 erecting was brought to a close by
game. After supper the married men singing "Breathe on Me Breath of
and women played ball, also Bruce -1 God." Mr. Armour closed with pray -
field and Varna married men. Bruce-ler,
held were victorious itt this game. All Rev, Mr, Armour preached his fare -
spent a very enjoyable time. well sermon at the morning service,
The S!btig People's Society of His text was from .Rev. 3;3, "Remem-
llrucefield United Church held an bee therefore how thou hast received
open air meeting on. Friday everting, and heard and hold fast and repent.."
July 34th on the manse Lawn. The Our minister spoke especially en the
solos rendered by Rev, -Mr, Armour word "Remember." He said that in
and Miss Irene Strider were much ap- looking back over the past we should
e,aerftber• God's gciodtfeas ,ctrl love
nd 9iindness to tts•.also'the llove, afid
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Nott .understood.'
Net understood, we ,gather false Lea-
pressions
Auld 'hug'tlten closer as the years go.
by
'rill virtues often see to us transgres-
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m'ith''Thee , aMM,rs Armour sang, Ltfes
hick 'was` listened to,
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withgreat
Lite, great
appreciation. sore M Arin-.
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serm'ou swas'addressed , to
out's,
M'oung:Pcople, his text r"Let no
being. ,
an des ise thy youth.' -He told.'of.
the
P
the 'great poSsibilitieS^'there were for
And thus tneti" rise and` fall and live
and die
Not understood.
Not understood. ',,Poor souls with
stunted vision •
Oft measure giants by theirnarrow
gauge,
The poisoned shafts of falsehood and
derisiou
Are oft impelled "gainst those who
mould the "age
judging by the large atttenclance at Not understood.
these meetings. The Choir and"Y:R: Not unelelrstood. The'secret'springs
executives .wish '-t to express their sin- o -f action •'
core thanks for the useof the ;Manse which lie beneath the surface and the.
which was always so freely and hos-,chow "
pitalbly offered at any time for their Arc disregarded, with"selfaatisfaction
use. The Choir wish to express their, We judge our neighbors and they•of-
appreciatien for the time and energy ten gor
spent in-frainitle;"thein•1111 h trade the Not understood:
services of so'Much more value to Not understood, grow, trifles often
the congregatioa,,,,Alv'ayns rememvber change usl
that you will be welcome among your. 'rhe thoughtless sentence.or the ,fan -
many friends 'ah Brucefield whenever tied slight '
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1928..
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y,otl can 'come. For "Friends .are like' Destroy long years of friendship and i ,
Sheltering trees. " When the sun of estrange us
criticistit of the world beats down Arid on our' souls there ,falls a freed -
upon you,you may turn to them tort . . gag 'blight- ,
rest:attd sheltereeAs,a'slight token of,, Not understood. --
the esteem. in w'lnch you are held we Not understood. 'How many breasts
ask you to accept this stain of money., c are aching: r ' •
We wish you anueh 'happinessand' For lack of,sypathyl Ah day; by day
joy in your new horneand pray 'that How many, cheerless, lonely -hearts
you will be blest in 'your noble wort: are !breaking
in the .community -in which you are How may noble •spirits _pass` away,
to reside, Signed on;'behalf of the Not understood.
Young 'People, 'George Knight;_:.The, Oh God! that 'nen would see a little
Choir, Irene Snider, Mr, Armour clearer
made a fitting 'reply. iIle told of his in- Or judge less .harshly, where they
terest in the work of Y.P. and of the cannot see;
progress 31 had made, saying that'the 011, God, that men would draw a little
society Was much 'better than manynearer
'city societies of ,which he had been a To one another. They'd be nearer
member Thee
The Women's Missionary Society And understood.':
had also gathered and presented Mrs, He said that ever since earning to
Armour with Life 'Membership Certi-
ficate. P.•rucefiad` p'Jens Christ
The address: "Dear Mrs. Ar- ,the centreeld he of 'hhis ser,kemot ns; 'that as
tour -The members of the Women's much responsibility rested upon the
Missionary Society of Brucefield Un hearers as with the preacher. His
ited Church wish to take this oppor- parting -advice was 'Love one an-
tunity t•O say" how sorry we are • to other. "Bear one another's burdens."
have you leave our congregation. We "Draw near to 'God in prayer," and
shall miss your cheerful senile and "Remember the Sabbath Day to keep
it holy." Mr. Armour sang two solos,
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LEMONADE{
23c bottle
PRESERVING
UISI"I'ES
REQ
CRQWN° Small =1.O ilia.
ll.iii.r $1..10 d.z.
JAR'S Carta;1.66 dei.
P pkts. 2 25c
Rubber Rings 3 pkts. 25e
Zinc Rings - " 20c
CERTO bottle 32c
SHIRRiFF'S
JELLY POWDERS,
3 for 25c'
i
Light and Crisp
QUAKER
CORN
FLAKES
3., pkts.
29c
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DOMNO
TEA'
Delicious foe,
Iced Teas
PEACHES
1. Heavy Sy-.
tin 25c
PEARS
Is Light Sys p
tin 1St
SINGAPORE
PINEAPPLE
tin 16c t
Salmon /:
SALMON, ETC. ' CROSSED
FISH
So keyell lb.4150:
lb. tin 24
Cohoe 1 Ib. tin 29SARDINES
Salmon'/ ib. tin
4runswick Sardines 4 tins e j for your lunch
basket
151
tin
Herrings in Sauce tin 25c
Kippered Snacks 2 tins 13c
Chicken H ddie . tin 25c
New Pack Lobster m'. 49c
no.. Prloss In offset for ea. wo.k from data of this paper 137-C
5 0 9 0 0 0 $ . 0 0
TO WINNIIPIlr.G
Plus half a neat per Mile
bbeyaoi�tll polatoeta, in an.HARVESTERS toba,Saadle >
Returning -Hag a Dent per mita to Winnipeg,
WANTED pians 820.00 totlistinatloe•
`through special trains for Winnipeg vla Caaadian National Rya. will iarro as follows)tandard Throe'
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FROM TORONTO (Union. Station) 12,01 A.M. A� .19 (midnight a,t{g4'1')l 7,3 2pP. Aug, 18; 10.43 x:
Aug. 18; 12.80 P.M. Aug. 20; 10.45 P.M. Aug. 20; 13.30 P Aug. 811 9.00 W
21; 12.30
Sept. 8; 9.00 P.M. Sept. 3.
PROM OTTAWA 12.01 A.M. Aug. 18 (midnight Aug. 17)1 12.01 noon Aug. 1D{ 1.55 A.M. Aug. 81;
12.01 nom Aug. 81.
FROM WINDSOR 12.01 A.M.Anw2t►(midnight Aug. 19).Tie Cb*thaa*,ionear,Eimlloott'w4b swooa.
FROM PALMBRSTON 0400 Acs- Aug. 20, '.in Guelph. Oeorgatowu e4
Special throat* tiro from other principal �a�aal�sban special train& )sae Mans coast& load
oe rot WOMEN MS13compullor man me-COMFO riBLS COLONIST
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Travel CANADIAN NATIONAL
BOYS' STOCKINGS
20 dozen Boys' Brack Cotton.
Stockings in all sizes. Sale
price
23c
KIDDIES' OVERALLS.
Kiddies' Khaki Overalls, with
red trimmings. In alt sizes.
49c
MID -SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE
Men's . Suits
Reduced 20 net cent
This gives you a wonderful op-
portunity to buy that suit.
This reduction is on every suit
in stock. We believe these
suits are the best value on the
market to -day even at regular
price. Styles to suit every type
of man both young and old.
Call and see these suits as we
are sure you will agree that you
have never seen suits at such
prices. Every suit reduced 20
,per cent.
MEN'S BELTS.
10 doz. Men's Rubber Belts 111
black and brown shades, all
sizes. Regular 45c. 28c29c "�
WORK SOX.
10 dozen only, Men's Work
Sox in dark grey, medium
weight. Reg. 35c.
SPORT SWEATERS.
These are in fancy and plain
. patterns, both in coats and
pullovers. Regular $5.00.
$3.95
LADIES' HOSIERY.
One lot of Mercury Silk Tread
'Hose in all shades,' '
49c
WORK SHIRTS.
12 doz, Men's ,Work Shirts in
khaki and blue chambry. Big
B. make. Reg. $1.25
98c
LADIES' HOSIERY.
10 dozen only Pure Silk Hose,
in all shades and sizes. Reg.
$1,00, Sale price 79c or
2 FOR 1.50
MEN'S SOX
25 dozen Men's Dress Sox in
many plain and checked pat-
terns. Reg. 65c.
49c
MEN'S SOX
20 dozen'Men's Dress Sox, silk
and silk and wool. All fancy
patterns, Reg. 85c.
69c
• LADIES' HOSIERY.
69 pairs of Ladies' Hose in silk
and cotton, This is a won-
derful buy.
29c
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Men's Balbrigan Shirts and
Drawers in all sizes, Regular
`95c
•
68c
MEN'S SHIRTS.
One lot of Men's Dress Shirts
in fancy stripes, values to $3,00
$ x..49
BOYS' COTTON JERSEYS
Iii many' shades with short or
long sleeves, all sizes,•reg. 50c
39c
GIRLS' BLOOMERS.
19 pairs Girls' Pink Cotton
Bloomers. Reg. 35c, Sale price
•rte.
MEN'S B.V.D. •
Men's B.V.D, Combination.
Underwear, Arrow make,
with or without buttons.
95c
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Men's Balbrigan -Combination
Underwear, Penman make.
All sizes.
$12.5
NIGHT GOWNS
21 only Ladies' White Cotton
Night Gowen: Values to $2,00.
58c -
BOYS' BLOUSES.
One lot Boys' Blouses in fancy
stripes and plain patterns.
89c
19c
LADIES' SCARFS.
In a wonderful assortment..
All shades.
1.3 OFF
Women's Silk
Frocks
Suitable For All Types
All the new versions of the
mode for all hours of the day
or evening. Complete assort-
ment to meet the Frock needs
of every woman -- for the small
woman, the average woman
and the large woman. Daytime
frocks of crepe, georgette, taff-
eta and silk prints. Dinner
and evening frocks of georgette
crepe chiffon in the flutter of
draperies and the :frills of taffeta
Now is the time for every wo--
man to anticipate her summer
needs. 35.00 to 319.95 See
our prices.
Boys1Suits
23 only Boys' one bloomer Suits in
Brown, Grey and Heather mixtures,
Every suit is made of an all -wool
tweed and guaranteed to give per-
fect satisfaction. Values up to $9,00
$5;95
bloomer
lot is
regular
tweeds
y. Sold
Price
.43a
50 only Boys'two r Suits, just
received. This a wonderful
buy, even at re price. Made
of the newest and a style
for every bo elsewhere
:t $10,50, Sale
Girls' Wash Dresses
Reduced 25 per cent
Realizing that the little miss of to
day is as particular about the
style'and fit of her clothes as the
grown ups are,, the mother finds
it much to her advantage to buy
these dressesready made especi-
ally
ally at these reductions. Welt
that she does, for she could not
buy the material and make such
dresses as these for the same price
NOW! Just when you need clothes for the waren weather we are startng
our summer sale. Our extremely loin Prices will mean a quick clearance so
come eariy and get your•share. We guarantee every article we sell to give
perfect satisfaction or we will refund your money or change sane for any
article we have
PHONE us
Gibb
SEAF91R'rg_
Ben's Overalls
$1.98
This lot consists of all the better
makes.such as Bull Dog; Lennox
and Kitchen's, l In Black, Blue and
Blue and White wo • n r'
to stripe.
These are being' sold at $2,50 else-.
where. Price
1.95..
' Work Shirts
98c '
12 dozen Men's Khaki and ,Blue
Chambray Work 'Shirts, This is a
wonderful opportunity to secure
such shirts as the Big "B" make -at
this
price. A' very large shirt
which we guarantee itt every way
Sale Price
98c