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'Qlant second hand ci stove when ?.. I er Repairing' We' stock Roofings,
brand new one an be putcEased ,1 Galvanized Nails, Ridge Cap, Gutter
sn rew'orab,e Perfection Stine:;; I Iron; Lime, Prepared Piaster'"G:y-4
e 'enr` aad# repairs cr a-ied, See these ' , , A CANADIAN BOAT SONG
, pr:�rr't�'allboard , Gras;, Plants, Oil,'
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g or 'lar, i,"or, — eta `e nim to please -with alrnalitr' Thorn
T.an Moore woo, te many soma,te npso.t & tuelaa:aan Hardware. � service. Thoiapson & Both- rnostl}Irish, but the following
Casa-
ansa HardS enc., Alan song is a good example of his!:
hericaI style. Moore used to sing his ;
NOTICE TO WATER USERS ,own songs, and made more xnogney1'
lout of his nares than almost an} -.I
fur iawtn garden nad!,otthee poet except,, perhaps, Scott and,'
n, sn. to S Tesnaaysore
! Faintly as tolls the evening clairne
ee ler :par roie es keeps time and our oar J
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t/ae as follows: Soon as the woods on shore look dim,,
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can stay there. a WINGHAM - ONTARIO I°..
Wensday—Jane and me made up 1 iir
went to a social tonite where the fife F We are interested in greater egg production and to stimulate
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ice cream and cake. I met Jane and - to us in over twenty 'five dozen lots. N'-
when I found out she had a' ticket I iii�
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eve had a very pleasant time taken all ▪ These eggs will also be on sale at 750 per setting.
and all.
Thirsday-Ma spoilt are fishing ''. W. McANDLESS, Branch Manager.
trip today. Pa was a going to by arti- Phones—Office 62w, Residence 62j.
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le -assent going to by enny for to feed
to the fish.
Does grist
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ST. HELENS grain
The St. Helens Women's Institute And does it grind wheat still?
are, holding their Garden Party neat
Tuesdayevening, This dear spot of the Maitland vale
ev,
ening, July 6th., when the. The gods of beauty bless,
Abell Musical Co,, of Wingham will They placed you there beside a
supply the program. Membera of the . stream
Women's Institute would be glad to In happy peaceiallness.
have any assistance from the other
ladies of the community.
Mr and Mrs. H. D. Woods of Ham-
ilton visited friends here during the
week, They came up to attend the
funeral of Mr. Woods' sister, Mrs.
John Derain.
Miss W. D. Rutherford is home
from Timmins.
Mr. Lorne and Miss Irene Woods
motored to Carr on Tuesday for their
sister, Miss Mabel Woods.
And some day I will wander back
Along the grand old ways
'hong dear familiar places there,
And friends of by -gone days.
WHERE IS THE BAREFOOT
BOY?
With thy red lips, redder still
Kissed by strawberries on, the hill.
With'. the -sunshine on thy face
From thy turned brini'sjauntly grace.
From my heart I give thee joyr—
'I was once a barefoot
boy. eta;:�;,',
If there are no barefoot days for-
the boys of this generation, there is
something missed.. Long about this
time of yearr' there came the first de-
cidedly warm day, and boys at the
country school knew • the time had'
come' for action. They had worn their
shoes to school, that morning but'
with unanimous C ionsent off came theme
shoes at recess. They were tied to-
gether by the laces ad carried home••
over the shoulder,
(Tdronto Globe) At first the feet were tender from:
One who drives much in the rural the protection of the long winter,.
arts of -Ontario tells us the bare- but they quickly toughened. Thistle.
WHITECHURCH foot boy is no more. He never sees barbs wrought havoc for a few days,.
Mr. and 1L -s. Barker Mfrs. ohn the happy' lad of early days trudging but soon even they were resisted b
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Hendersrau and daughter, Eifeiz,Jand„his way merrily on the highway, his the hard skin on the` soles of the-
herr brother, Mr. Nelson Efleu,tand boots left behind, his new freedom feet. The winds of summer blew .
'0r two i
rousing his happiness to a high pitch. n th reviving of Powasso-i, visited for a da3>-rigor on the bare legs,
at the home of ?' iss Tena 1 eidlaw. But why try to describe a' figure so and it was no wonder there !were
briliiantl *pictured b *"merry"
Mrs. Ed. Browning .of K.iptarcliale, � } Whittier, in. whistled tunes:
spent the weekendat the home of #hese lines: We may. have concrete highways,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Cottle : Blessings on thee, little man, bicycles,' or even a motorcycle for
Misses Beatrice Barefoot boy, with cheek of tan!' . the of today,.
Dobie, Jessie, Ruthschoolboys but the niem-
ZTith flay turned -up pantaloons, ory of barefoot da
Lorna and Doris McClenaglnan, spent' : ys will everbe
S.nd th • merrywhistled
Monday' at the home of their aunt, 3 whis ed tunes; treasured by tlibse who knew them,
Mrs. Herbert T nidlav,-
Mrs. John 3a +oranan .and Mr, Peter : ; atti r>t >rrasn■ara�a
Leaser, spent Monday at the home • it/ierQirrll t\ii til♦ `
of their aunt, Miss Tena Laidlaw:
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75e. Roabury Rubber Gloves, for
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352 Lorie Hair Fix
sac Quinine ,flair Tonic, Both for
35e Rexall Shaving Cream
Auto -Strop Razor, Strop and Blade, all for
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"dl;,O:RE LOVE TO THEE, 0
CHRIST"
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The world will never Bret from un-
der its debt to :invalids and this is
particularly true when we come into
the realmof literature. The author
of this .hymn was throughout life a
great Sufferer, Her father was the
Rev, Edward Payson, said to have
been "One of the .most gifted and
saintly .men that the American mini
etry has ever known. In such a rev-
erence was his name held . by the
American people that after his death
his name was given to so many chil-
dren in baptism that there were hun-
dreds, if not thousands of Edward
Pays ons."
Elizabeth Payson was born in 18I8
and very early in life showed marked
literary ability. When still in her
teens, she was a regular contributor
to : "The Youth's Companion" and
other publications. As a teacher in
the public schools she was greatly be-
loved and shorted a remarkably well-
trained mind. In 1845 she married
Rev. George Prentis who became a
professor in Union Theological Sem-
inary, New York City,
Even as a child Mrs. Prentis had
suffered,dfrom chronis insomnia and
following
} sae
rs brought no relief,
There were fere days in her life with-
out intense suffering, but she seldom
complained and managedto do a
great deal of work. A'll who met her
were charmed by her radiant person-
ality and unfailing cheerfulness but
QTS
few understood the great agony
through which she so often had to
pass. She onee wrote: "Much of my
experience of life has cost nie a great
price and I,wish to use it for comfort-
ing and strengthening other souls.
In 1869 Mrs, 'Prentiss wrote her
famous ''story: "Stepping Heaven-
ward." It has an 'enornauos circula-
tion and more than 200,000 copies
have been sold in America'' alone,
while it has been translated into sev-
eral other languages and sold in large
numbers. Another story of her's
t which also has been widely read was:
"The Flower of the Family."
Mrs. Prentiss published a book con-
taining one hundred and twenty-three
poems and it, is indicative of her per-
sonal attachment to Jesus Christ that
more than one hundred are addressed
to him or have to do with his mini-
stry.
"More Love. to Thee, 0 . Christ"
was written in 1866. It had been a
hard year for the author. Her bodi-
ly • suffering had been even greater
than usualand clouds of anxiety and!
foreboding had been hanging over
her. The hymn reflectsthe
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ed to Lancelot Grain,
tr5'I g'
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3, Wingharn.
FARMERS—We carry kiwi. assorted FOR SALE—Durham Cow neatly
stock, Hay Forks, Handles, Fork + freshened. Apply to Geo. C. Dey+
Lines, Turnip Hoes, Hay Fork ell, Routs 3, \Vingham.
Rope; Pare_ English Paris Green,
Arsenate of Lead; Church's Bug Fi-
nish; Cattle Flo Spray; Mower;
Knife Files; Scythes; Snaths & Sto-
rues Best Makes. Thompson & Bu-
chanan Hardware.
FOR SALE -Twenty three acre
farm, -lose to ?Filtrton, .good build-
ings, laud day loam, small orchard
good water. Bos 262, Milverton,
Ontario.
FOR SALE—Having sold my horse
I have the following : for sale: r
TO RENT—Furnished home and
garage on Alfred Street. Avail-
able July r3th. Rent very'reason-
able.Particulars apply to Mrs. B.,
J Johnston, Box god, Wallaceburg.
TEACHER WANTED—For U. S. S.
?o. y, Turnberry aad E. Wawantash,
Zetland. Apply stating qualifica-
tions, experience and salary expect -
OR SALE—O.nebec Cook Stove,
experiences of those days. It is a
prayer for the strengthening of the
ties which bound her to the Redeem
M1'cC1aiT's with warming oven and ler, In her biography there is this in -
buggy, F Borelau. automan-c speed'
water front Perfection Coal on teresting reference to the hymn: "I
cart, set hobbles, 2 sets inaraiess, ,
I4aat
arta heavy, n speed. sleighs. Stove, burner with oven, also write in :verse whenever am deeply
arnoss can be seen at T. 'Kew's Lawn Mower, all in good condition. 'stirred, because, though as foil of
other 1
as _h o er peola e, T cannot shed
then?, but I never showed these ver-
ses to anyone, not even to my hus-
band, till this winter (187o)."
Mrs. Prentiss died in 1878, and as
ue set is two minute attachment. R W: French, • `Diagaaoa1 Road,
AS9: asg ood as new and will be
Pheane 288-
sold cheap. .Apia y to V. It Vane (
ornnlaal TW'O COTTAGES FOR SALE—.At
1 Point Clark, good garage and. ice
ho se.: Apply to either'T. S. Reid ,was fitting, this most beautiful of all
R SALE OR TO RENTQC
om i her hynnns was sangat her gra
fortab3e frame house.,. corner John! 'o:i nt. Murdi LYicltno�, N reside
aar Sts., in \Vinghana. En-
smne b3. letter to 1104., 2nd. Ave,, t hVA TED—` ,onng tei.ri wants poei-
East, Owen Sound, . ! tion at housework. Apply to The
Advance -Times.
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FOR SALE—The residence of the ;
TENDERS --Tenders will be received
late Peter McLaren, Centre St., ; apt till S p, aaa tin Thursday Jute en,
i-iaghaul" Apply^ at the resldence- 9 for fEe aaiatesial for the Turnberry
Agricultural Society's new fair
LISHED FLOORS—Expert B':oor building ao_troo Plans and sped -
Layer,, will be in Windham at an'! flcations may
- be seen at my ,tonic
early date. I hare a full range nil Lowest or any teander not necessar-
Oak and Birch at reasoaable latices, i ea accepted, Geo, orvis, Cbair-
inicheti' -complete. If you cnntem- mem of Committee.
plate Hardwood Floors, Oak now
"MORE LOVE TO THEE, 0
CHRIST".
More love to Thee, O Christ,
More love to Thee!
Hear Thou the prayer I make
On bended knee;
This is my earnest plea,
More love, 0 Christ, to Thee,
More lore to Thee.
Once earthly joy I craved,
Sought peace and rest;
Now Thee alone I seek,
. Give what is best:
This all soy prayer shall be,
(Jnl,a.) at lowest price in year. til- FOR SALE CHEAP—A , two ;new �g afore love, 0 Cheiste to Thee,
so Tennessee Aromatic Red Cedar . corn cultivator, nearly new. Apply More love to' Thee.
make_ Clothes closets, moth, proof...! to Fred Mowbray. Route Wing-
Verde
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't'l rite for, price and sample. Fly.; liana. ' Then she 1. my latest breath
BOX 47a. liinghasia
R*1 �. ,; _ t FOR .SALE—Resa
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IMPROVED . s l R ie. Apply to Box Sts, G
ENCE AtTOM.kTIC
three
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i Whisper Thy praise;
tae
Gorr-. This be the part, ig cry
ie P. 0- F . My heart shall raise;
This still its prayer shall 'be,
More love, 0 Christ, tta Thee,
More love to Thee.
7ENDEr S t'G A3 T EO-- For t'he
work onliy, hi tonoeetion with the
ellinaglirng of St. Andrew's Pse,-
erien Cleurcia will be received up
including Saturday, Joie- , street In
S p ut. Ctinttawter zes sop -'!as na. acrd a. ra
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n. ere,
EN Just Arrived
• shipment or Clear Crystal
- Glassware comprising Buttes, E
g Fruit Bow c, Footed Fruits,Boa
Bons, Cele'y, Trays, Orrery Sug- '!
Ili ars, Covered Sugars, Creams !.
e and Sugars, Utility Bowls, Sher- i
berts, etc, ONLY •
10c to 30c Each
I • Don't forget to try our
85c Tea. It's Goad.
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ANOTHER BATCH OF
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shore,
Oh sweetly we'll rest our weary oar.
Blow, breezes ,blow, the stream runs
fast,
The Rapids are near' and , the : day-
light's past.
Utawa's tide this trembling moon
Shall see us float over thy surges
Soon.
Saint of this green isle hear our pray-
ers,
Oh, grant us cool heavens and favor-
ing airs.
Blow, breezes, blow, the
fast,
The Rapids are
light's past.
near
stream runs
and the day -
SLATS' DIARY
By Ross Farquhar
Friday—well I an done with
girls forever a speshully Jane .on
acct of what she sed
this after twain Site
was over to are house
pitching horse shoos.
and after we was threw
why we went in to the
house and got out sum
old snap shot pitchers
to look at then and I
shone her one witch
was tuk when I was
only .6 yrs old and I
was a setting on pa's
nee. & Jane looks at
it and sed. 0 did yure
pa us to be a Vantrili-
kist.. So I .am threw
with all the girls of that sex.
Saterday—Me and ,Take is a plann-
ing to taik a big trip this summer and
we are saveing all are money to make
the trip. Among the 2 of us we have
got a $ and a saved up a ready.
Jake ernt his dollar • and a quarter
passing bills lass Thirsday afternoon,
Sunday — Went out to Onkel
Hens for dinner and. had (ride Chick-
ens and sweet ,ratatas and Cherry pie
and sum of the kids maid hogs : of
there self like they do when they
Sint use to much to eat.
Munday—I' mitey near died today.
The Dr. sed it was a cute itidigeschin.
Mebby it was cawsed by something I
et. But I dont no whet it cud of 'ben
because I diddent eat hardly nothing
all day today.
Teusday—Pa wet to a Stag Party
with a bunch of men lass nite and it
was way .after Mid nite when he cum
home and ma -had the dore,locked be-
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windo and sed. Well what do you T�j WHYPACKING
PACKING Ei
want. He sed kinda smarty. I wood
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like to stay here all nite. So ma _■'
went to the bed and throwed him i COMPANY LTI)•
down a pilia and 'sed. All rite you f �+ Es
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FEATURE
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BOYS' OXFORDS IN TAN OR BLACK - BIG RANGE TO. 1:
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AMBROSE c t. et intit]ed you to a dish of same will offer a bonus on Extras to Producers who bring their eggs
R. B. E
AT CHAUTAUQUA W will also continue giving FREE settings of eggs as previ
Electrical Wizard to Come
Here.
Thrlflirrg' Lecture -Entertainment to Be
Aocompaaled by Astounding
Platform Demonstrations.
R. B. .Ambrose, the electrical
'wizard, will give at the earning
Dominion Chautauqua a thrillingly In-
teresting demonstration -entertainment.
M2 Ambrose 'calls this "The Science
Story," preferring not to ,have it con-
sidered under the broad tit -e of a lec-
ture. - t
He explains In dear -cut lazignage,
free of technical terms, the many'sci-
entific experiments he conducts before
R, B. AIMBROSE
his •audiences, His 'demonstrations are
both educational and ;entertaining,
'tightened With laughter and paagent
wetticf„sms..
Mr. Ambrose is the son of Scotch- A
Pennell patents both sof whom. were
college professors. Hiss.
a�erhnt*,at
with electrical ap.peratus of Tartans
kinds, eoelbinedd 'with his knowledge of
radio, led to his engaging in Wed form I
lecture demonstrations which h( has
etmductez1 with great ,sue all over
" the «amts+.,
Wingha:n Chautasrgna commencing
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ders marked plasm!} tenders
building Presbyterian Chureh, 'Sl
'ale will be reeeit,ed by the no
signed attltil "noon ]Thneedayr, Itil
loth.,, rp ii. ,rails and sperifla-.
berms array ire Seen gnat plti icatinrk' per
ttr Chis. Gatnisse B3aex ale.: ' he Jtthy
rtestender riot 'atei:essalt sill st
Addison R. r t.
Garden -Smut
Street— zoo.
the large nen, tl:ttrt cd repairs 1
the water 'a-orke sy era ,1
ent i ,canna. a�
discentir..ued. f:
of
tie i �C
I be tile .date
av , brothers, row, the stream runs
fast,
y t
ne Rtapids n>sdi.; and tb
lights gas;
;i' should we yet our sail 'tt
re is net et breath the Mile tea
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We have in.
*o` a full su
ply of Genuine
Ford Parts.
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Sales
Be aux e we loved them so? / l
:/ THE WONDERFUI, IDIi,RFt3t DOG ; ',PICTURE
wondeLL if the lerater,ctalas
Are g tofu • rye I -/
g g neat the tallow
:ihe iYae r at RII-T'I
e ..alntl ,_tand.
Away downs iei the hollow?
w
own
o fields of daisies,l+ook ,as white
"The Clash of t ..s"
-'eyed ':Swans starehe W
Do brown -eyed �
Ertl Out the zigzag porters
there? C fiiEED'SC, ""I?lriNc S AND >
e cbtrut fexates o aatatxee hi lar7ce of adntssiort,
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