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'� ., -, .4j., -'� *4 class, 40 �*� CMA.; 44 ki.aff ,*� 0 .. ` i� ,� 1 ��11�." f,,�,O% vie hwzrd tba gtwar;t 4 Bwa . r ip b3� -b*zt anA " WJ$5 ls� � I , , , . .. r-! .!�: --��,`,!16.4'1, , Toran, ct4d IMes Xaraaret and MISS - � , I �. :111;�, , � �`�,*.�,�,, , %, , . ; ','.,,',%::.'.;� � , 'A- W?, qae-4abf of ow� pw oput. . - rvarad =43%',50, V"Mot.; wow 000pe� celpt, Hawirz 1aas:rqeU%,V bwWrecuperat- - I � I --- -- - z;,j� %. I . , Vwe v!41,�D& their 51stez,, to see m .. am . r - miare anniversaraes. fQ1104, ig ObW by lettor 7'.'� 70m in 'from a &,nioua operation, the trip .�, � � � I ,� � . ,,,�4qt Fern A., J I - - - I.. 1. - .� ""o a I .. --" . I . I ,:":�.�,�,:,C",J "ii , ts whose =945snigg-75 Mmi. Ed. rzitton, last week. -There of the evipteets, held me �0. . � ,. ., �' � - �, f �. �,�. 11 11 � " 4,!. ��,�j, . ,�;-',��",� " �� I . . ' . i % ."'.. U results H -Lo , no doubt be beneficial to her . I : ��,-�.�;��.'-, ,,J,,`�,,,JW4e=nws are respazzWe are as "bigniza-Zoo., Ist, IF-hy. . . '. � 'Ili, .� .. � : - ,... , , ve vlsz uIra -, � 4' h , punishment . , , 'his priect, oa wo I ", ,. : , - �,��, ill " 2 "i, . .w , was a Utrge crowd at the football 2nd, rv�c�P4� 8rd, Arith. Zmd, Latin I �' . 1 I I �,�', . . , , ,:�;:, , , , a follows- Girls, rcce, 8 years and uu- � ��. ", " .- ,"�`11,,�,,'! INW. he ., , Y��" re- .. I A awy h alth-4firs. J4mes Sparks has I . , , ut - - der, Pearl, Lorett,% Bell; girls' race, C., Frenob, V." Comp. 2nd� L't- 2n4, tumed to her home hereafter spend- Every mana�ctum has advanced V74 ab*69�000 ,11 �� ,��,'� "' .. A" 4,ny at or ,game on Tuesday night, when Kin I . I Iffl, , �" '111.`��, id"11 burn lost -to St. Columban by a scom 12 to 15 years, Eleanor R01, Vietta Aix. C. BW � t. � - , I ,��;�:�' "' �,� ". J as high as �25 per cent., but huviag placed large Vroers, �t*vo " -, ,� ,�.�,� ... �,,�,'�,`�, �V that ,,,,,v oynt-Zoo- Ist, Phy's- ing the winter months with her daugb- , .." ., i'-" I - - �1� �1 � . �� " ' ' Is only rarely I,— I t . ". �, 9 -,�` mi,,X�,,,, -11 I 1. e. It ' , ,,'1;.';,I�.t��"5M' of 4 -O. --Mrs. Austin Martin, of To- Coleman, Doleen Clark; young ladies, 2nd, Latin # advance, we can etill -you with Work Shoes ati'as Wt.$ �� ,;"It "", ... ZZ auto_ . ., ;. ".0 da f driver of an , d, Arith. Znd� Frew'h ter,,Wiss Bedle, of ithe Yellow l4ntern aupLajy -9 W., '0 , : 0 a .. , I . 1.1-1.1." "' .1 ' ' I.. . ;1� " � !" 1. ,�V. ""A'J""I., t., t� r" - fiave been carefully ealooUd *op, I ;�, ` - A ' tres being convicted of ronto, and Mr. McEachern, son and = * . . 1. , .. I -4- `�"` Who a ea, Eva 1'eitrose, Lulu McDonald, 211d, COMO, OW, Lit- 3rd, Alg'-8rd' Tem Room,, Brantford. She wi's ac- low prices. Our Wtint Shoes itb . ow , �� 11 1, ,.": , ,Vbp0,V'e ot recklessness and e M- daughter, of Mount Forest, spent the FAe Bell; inai-ded men's race, Elmer Dorot)4,y 14tdet--Bot. 2n4$1- Q. Mst. companiled home by her daughters, best manufacturerst ineludjn� Williams and Grob, and va ,, out� VvKo , , week end with Mr. William i, �-so 3rd, Grams= ist, Arith., C, French Misses Belle and -Mabel, and Mrs. hle- . . �, . �� . � '01wup4 to J n. Why are the V, u, W*bster, Cecil'Oke, Alfred Ingram; range of styles, you will � have Ao Mculty making your W�eUod, . - I I - :,",, I ,=tt r"r',,h, so apathetic Hullett-Miss Mae Mason le , married ladies' race, Mrs. C. Oke, Mrs. 2nd, Comp. 2ad, Lit. C-, Zoo., F. A'- Intyre, of Detroit, who helped M�r to Here are a few of the many excellent values we ,are offe4n&:-- � " , �7 1 1 .. ... . �, . 7 . U, and the p aves this L I . .. -11, 'L is concerned ? G. Johnston; grandmother's graceful bert L �'L , offense' week to he bridesmaid for her. cousin, -Zoo , qtre this , Nsiinop - Ist, Phys. 2nd, got nicely settled. Mrs. McIntyre is Non's Brown Elk Work,Shoes with iru-bberold soles =4 ]toel$; a'HJ%4t- L .1 :;�!f9i �� . "' I �'11.Z"', a man runs amuck on the Miss McEachern. I walldng, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Troyer Arif.6'. is$, 4tin F., French F-1 Camp- remainft with ber mother for a week weight, excellent wearing shoe , I ;�L��,�,�-�,t'��! - 11 , I :, I., . t�ets with a gun, we - expect I I . Mrs. Coleman; men's, graceful walk' C- -Lit- 8Vd,,-,:&lg- 15t- Mer",U Ryek- or so. Mrs.',,Sparks' many friends am for ...................... ................ 4 ......... -1 . " J",�,� , X., L' in to be put in quad, for the - - , $106 � �14?'�,�:41' 11 ing, Mr. Penrose, Mr. Hyde, Mr. Lev- man-Zoo';.:�iid, Physiog.,13rd, Latin .1 , 1, I .11,1��,Ij� , I T,rotmctian of society. But the pleased to see her looking so well Men's Cowhide Work Shoes, plain toe, solid* stock ,,. �?,��, 1. " ." 3rd, Arith, 3rd, French C., Camp, 2nd, - %,Ls - 'i _]�",� i�"1,1� �� "" � map with the gud is no greater ZU210EI ett; ladies, graceful walking, Mrs.- R. and in such good health. -Miss Ruth throughout; great value at ................ I..t ........ $3,45 - i, ;'116 Coleman, Mrs. G. Johnston. The bal- -1 ffi,,qY;:" . . Lit. F., Alg..' Ist, C. W-st. gnd Gor- Glanz, of Mount Clemens, Michiga% , . . , ' ,� . .'FQ:"�'� 'ne" �i��:',% IV" �;,` LEGHORNS—Lexhorns for sale at DR- '�j V, ce tban the driver of an don Troy -Zao. 2nd, Physiog. Men's Brown Leather Work Shoes, plain toe,, Pance soles . - , &,'�'�`,'��-':� ,,, antomobile whose slogan is:- � C- is spending a few days with her sis- p � , , loon race which caused a great deal I rubber heds,'for .......... 1. 1. 1. - � - � I as won by Mrs. Geo. ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and MM j I I . ", , MOIR'S FAR.M. R.O.P. Leghorns and R.O.P. of amusement, w Gcammai C., Arith. C., C. Hist. C., -p Ogg I � ... V"§-`�*,:�,� 1 : "Look out, everybody, here I evekerels. guaranteed direct from record of Comp. C., Lit. C. Olive Walker -Zoo. Allan McDonnell at their apartments. I I ,&.�� .,�, %,��5' ' , .. �Oi. !)�;' X-"�, "bi, oume." P�rformaace high producing trap nes" hens Johnston. There, was also a very Men's Bro*n grain le'ather Work Shoes, plain toe, outside counters; ,Q" lst, Physiog. Ist Latin 3rd, Arith. _yr. and gaTs ' , ,.. .. W , .14, - �. Price during June 61.00; during July. $1.50; keenly contested game of baseball, I I . Neil Sparks and baby . choic,C of Panco soles or leather soles - �i - . -very. word of the above, which we Ist, French 2nd, Comp, 1st, Lit. 1st, I accompanied, by Archie, all of Detroit, I WN W, OR,, K .. $18,991. . ;�� . L E during August, 92.00. Write or phone ahead which caused a great deal of interest . for ........................ ............... Li .. � � N,�� - � e from the Hamilton Spectator, to I on 85, Hensall. Alg. Ist. Dorothy Thomson -Phys. . . I . qtxot and excitement. -Mr. ,Troyer, the spent the week end ,at the home of Men's Black Mennonite Work Shoes, tip or �Iain toe, a solid I R I'll - , guest of the day, was presented W1 1 " �, R�, �. . th ,C-, Comp, Sid, Lit. 2nd. �%I,', iz true. The public is too apathetic, Barn Burried.-The largelbank barn, Form 1: their father, Mr. Alex. Sparks. Mrs. " leather waterproof shoe made by Williams, for .... � .... $14.26 i wl", "" . Jean Bell--rGeog. C., Bot. C., Arith. N16T and, Alrehie intend -remaining . 'g- - ��: ,. .,, regarding the manner in which motor straw shed and hog pen of Mr. Wal- a nicely decorated birthday cake by . .. . Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, of London. C., C, Hist. F, Alg. 2nd, Latin C, with Mr. Sparks for a short visft- 9 �-"�;,� I 'vehicles are being driven on the pub- ter R. Miller, 14th concession, Hay, French C, Camp. 3rd, Lit., F. Mary Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Palmer motored 01 I I .., lic highways, anq as long as this; about two miles south of the Zurich A Trip to New Brunswick�The fol- Bell Carnie-,Geog. 3rd, Bot. C, Art , I "I'll � ,�v� . , to Brantford last week end and had - , I ?Ii� .� � . . . fv,pathy 'continues, just so long wili Road, were totally destroyed by fire lowing letter was received by Mr. and 3,4, Alg. �F, C. Hist. 3rd, Latin 2nd, .. - 4�,r 1, t �, �", � I -� � , on Saturday evening at about six Mrs. T. 0. Drummond from their French C, Camp. 3rd, Li ' a most delightful time, visiting their . I ", . I :. --- 1'� : t. C. Lula C'e 0 .. ::: � — 11 �� 11 - --- ---Geog. F, Bot. C, Art Ist, Dick, of Toronto, is spending �, M I D I . . . . . . 1. % I � highway accidents &jntinue to take I o'clock. The cause of the fire is un- granddaughter, Margaret, which gi,,es Lindenfield old friends here. - Mrs. Ross � 7�� D, 15 i",! � an ever increas�ing toll of humau life., known. Mr, and Mrs, Miller were .an interesting account, of her trip to C. Hist. F, Alg. F, Latin F, French a few days with her parents, Mr. 11 c��Iy I �, A �. `, -;, ": it is only a few years ago. that a in the barn milking the cows and Moncton, N. B. "'On Thursday, May F, Comp. C, Lit. 3rd. Margaret Me- and Mrs. J. C. Cochrane, and other . 1� . I 6 , ' � � �,"� , '. when they came out the sweet clover 17th, at two o'clock p.m., my father Queen-Geog. 2nd, Bot. C, SEA FOR 9H . F,,*c;,�-, man d his horse relatives�Xessrs. William and John , .111, i�'i I stack outside piled against the strUC7 called for me in his "limousine" to Hist. 2nd, Alg. F, Latin Ist, French Craig and sister, Miss Hannah, have TELEPHONE 11 OPPOSITZ COP9293RCL416 MMUIL , , �.-,q � I 1�111', �. �,111 . or team along a country road or on ture was discovered to be on fire. The take me to-Seaforth, where I was to 3rd, Comp. W, Lit. C. Stewart Pep- returned from a very pleasant two I I I �� w * , ,R;.,;;, , , 2Xi, . a street in a town, wa* considered to flames had gained considerable head- get aboard the train for Toronto. The peT-Geog. C, Bot. C, Art C, C. Hist. - , �, i--. , ,; ,� � ., � .. ", , 1-k7�mw. I "I 1p� � be drunk or crazy, or both, and us- way and in a few minutes the whole weeks' visit with friends and - elati � es -e -1 7 -517" R � );�� , rain was coming down in torrents, F, Alg. 2nd,. Latin 1st, French C, in Toront-5-Mr. and Mrs. H. Wat- -- "I'll", j�," . , 1, v" " . barn was ablaze. All the live stock and the trip from Seaforth to To- Comp. C, Lit. C. ., :�� trally �e was, but he did not get awa Joyce Scruton- -- . -1 1�... ,�.", . , . y was saved except 17 pigs. A large ronto was not as nice as it might Geo. 2nd, Bot. 2nd, Art 3rd, 0. Hist. cheT, of the Wes,t, formerly Miss Nora �', , it. The public would -not stand quantity of grain and feed was de- have been. Ifowever, I arr McEwe well known to residents in atives from Blyth. -Mr. and Mrs.. together with their son, Harry, are ". �,�i, with - �111 " . ;, ,� , ived in To- 9nd Alg. 3rd, Lat. C, French F, Comp N! ...,- of Orillia, planning for a trip to California in � - . for that kind of thing. From the stroyed. Th.e loss is partly covered ronto at seventy -thirty-five wit ;-.d: Lit. 3rd. Harold Shdpherd- childhood and being a daughter of were visitors in. town this week.- the near future, and which will be " � ,;;., 6 I".; hout - Hensalh,having resided during her Ernest Stacey and family, i... '%�e, � date of his first and perhaps only by insurance in the Hay Township any mishap'. I stayed in Toronto for Geo. C, Bot. F, Art 3rd, Alg. C, C. the larte Mr. Duncan McEwen, of the i'daster Edwin Cudmore, of Kitchener, very inviting to them as Ola, no* Mrs. - 11 ,.% . . . . Farmers, Mutual tFire. Insurance Co., the night, which help to break the Hist. F, Latin F, French F, Camp. F, London Road, , ending his vacation with his Schelew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . '. .1. offence, he was a marked man, and .o t!�-��,. I but Mr. Miller's Id§s will be a heavy trip. Next morning, Friday, at yr e . have been spending a Is 8P I I in Lit F. Marion Sinclair-Geog. F., few days in Hensall. They are also grandmother, Mrs. R. Cudynare and Cook, is and has for some tinie past ��,.:, je settled. ine. He is making arrangements to o'clock I got aboard the train for Bot. F, Art C, Alg. F, C. Hist. C, spending a few days with relatives family -Miss- Margaret E. Habkirk been living in California -Mr. J. D. I :i 1� 1:,.''. �- �., -, To -day men will drive a car on the rebuild as soon as possible. Zurich Montreal. The rain had stopped, but Latin 2nd, French F, Comp. 3rd, Ut. .... Ix '... I 1, I .�,.� � �� ,�� , 1, ,i�',�.' streets of a town at thirty-five and and Dashwood fire engines were on it was still quite dull looking. The C. Mildred Smillie-Geog. 2nd, Bot. and friends in Toronto and Thedford, is having a week's vacation and is Stew -art is making some nice im- ' . i.,.:. Thedford being Mr. WatchWs home spending the ,time very' (pleasantly provements to his property art King �, ��' 'I" I forty miles an hour and out on the hand, but nothing could be done ex- country from Toronto to Montreal 3rd, Art 3rd-, Alg. 2nd, C. Hist. 3rd, town, and On -their return will com- taking a boat trip to Duluth and other Street, as rented and occupied by Dr. N �%": country roads at fifty and sixty miles, cept to keep the fire from igniting was beautiful and after passing on Latiii 2nd, French 3rd, Comp. 2nd tl� , I plete their visit with friends and rel- Places. -Mrs. Jaynes Pollick, of Rip- R. 1. Doug -all. -Mr. Charles L. Jinke, .", 111:1.,� nearby buildings. from Kingston, followed the St. Lit. 3rd. Eldred Smith-Geog. 2nd , v, 1,;::, ' . an hour, and take the middle of the atives in Hensall. Nora's numerous ley, is a guest at the home of Mr. the very efficient; contractor and cour- �:',; " Notes. -Mr. H. Mou9searr's house Lawrence. About four o'clock in the Bot. C, Art C, C. Hist. 2nd, Alg. C, : X ,1. . Harry Howard arid sister, Mrs. Eng- ier of Hensall Route, No. 1, ,has been ,, ' �� .1 �1. street or road at that. They figure had a narrow escape from destruction afternoon it started to rain again Latin Ist, French C, Comp. 3rd, Lit. friends and relativesi were pleased to !''. � I �, th&lr speed will insure them a clear by fire on Tuesday, when an over- quite heavily, but by the time we had 3rd. Robert, Varley-Geog. C, . sea her again and looking so well.- h5h.-Dr. Jaynes Bell, of Harrisburg, granted a renewal of his contract fo-,- I "I'll, , ! got ' Pa., is spending a few days at his a term of years. . 1, �. .. right of way, and it usually does, The heated stove, ignited the wall paper reached Montreal at. five o'clock it had 2nd, Art 2nd, C. Hist. C, Alg. 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. David Shirray, accom- -Mrs. (Dr.) Sweet :: � , � 411 ". in the back kitchen. Luckily Mrs. stopped again. I had a wait of near- Latin C; French C,'Comp. C, Lit. F, Parried by Mrs. Fred Bengough, re- home bere.-Mrs. N. Sparks and lit- and Mrs. (Dr.) Reid and daughter, of - � - le , I . e truck, the less Mousseau noticed the fire just in time ly two hours in ,Montreal, and it was Royce Welsh-Geog. C., Bot. F, Art cently returned from a pl6a.s,ant auto tle daughter, Patricia, of Detroit, Exeter, were guests .this week at the il Mich., are -spending two weeks' vaca- home of Mrs. John Murdoch. - Mr - I 'I, '�� likelihood is there of any one disput- and succeeded in extinguishing it riot any too cheerful, because -nearly F, C. Hist. F, Alg.'F, Latin F, French trip to Toronto. -Miss Chapman, a ,L . t j�. � ing the right of wa� of these drivers, with a few pails of water. The loss every person you saw spoke nothing F, Comp. C, Lit. F. Runa Wilkinson daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Win Chap-- tion with relatives and friends in Jahn Carmichael, of Detroit, spent the j�l . will amount to about $2.5 -Mr. J. F. but French. However, seve' Mr.'Alfred Hensall.�Decoratioyr services will be week en -d with his mother and sister. " and they know it and take advantage n o'clock -Geog. 3rd, Bot. C, Art C, C. Hist. rnan, had,�,beeyr assisting . - Smith in his confectionery -Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mew ,and lady I 1;1'4 � of it. . Fink, of Watford, called on friend, -i came and then I got aboard my train F, Alg. 2nd, Latin 1st, French 2nd, and ice held by the Oddfellows of Hensall . - cream -business, during the past few Lodge on -the coming Sunday after friend, of Goderich, visited last week I �1� - here on Sunday- Mr. ansd Mrs. Wm. for Moncton. On the suburbs of Comp. 3rd L t. F Agnes Wren- , �V,.�. - , ,- i . noon, June 24th, at Z o'clock - I .. But it is in dodging these speed Bender,, of Detroit, visited I weeks -Our at Hen ... �,`% I -elatives Montreal we came to the St. Law- Geog. C, Rot. C, Art 3Td, C. Histo _farmers in this section - with Miss M. Ellis. -Miss Irma Ren- , " . ry as well as our gardeners were d,light- sall Union Cemetery and afterwards nie, of Detroit, was here recently via- - - fools or road hogs, or whatever you here over the week end. - Messrs. rence River. We had to cross a bridge F, Lattin F, Gomp. 3rd, Ljt. C. . � � . Clare I !:,.,., like to call them, that a gTeat many Morris and Gordon Rau, of Detroit, -,vhich is called the Victoria Bridge. Zuefle Geog. C, Bot. C,, Art C C P -d with the fine rains of the past week at MeTaggart's cemetery, -a couple or iting her parents and brother. -Mr. I I . '. so miles to the east. There will, no and Mrs. William Chapman, of Hay t�;:: " aee;dents occur. Countless cars an spent Saturday and Sunday with their It is one mile and a quarter in length, Hist. -3rd, Alg. 2nd, French F, C�' * which were just w -hat was needed for ,� ,.. ,l d mp. -- . , parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rau.- and it is a beautiful piece of struc- C, Lit., C. . . vegetatio-q. - Mr. David Beeswax doubt, be a large. attendance as on township, recently very pleasantly 1. . ..', . vehicles have been brushed off the Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoskopf, of Kit- ture. From thisbridge you could see Briefs. -Mr. -and Mrs. Frank Hunter autoed to Muncey with members of former years -as so many have rel- entertained a number of relatives.- "i., 1� , I ". ,�. roads or forced into collision with chener, ,visited the latter's parents, the three -span bridge which �rosses of Stratford, were guests over the his family during the past week, his atives and friends interred in those Dr. Russel McKay, youngest son of .,� , - cemeteries and -like to be present on I M McK Of ;, . 1.1�, other cars by this, class of drimer, who Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson on the river at Quebec. The country be- week end with Mrs. Kate Bell, of this s-ster accompanying him home. -Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wi lia ay, our I I � J I ; figure if they have the weight and Sunday -Mr- and Mrs. C. L. Smith came quite hilly in this part of the village.-Miii Elva Bolton, of Kit- Daniel McNaughton, of our village, an occasion of that kind, and we are village, has started the practise of ,�.., attended the Wilhelm re -union held at country, but as it soon got dark you chener, spelifthe week end with her has sold his 50 -acre fine pasture farm Pleased' to note that both cemeteries medicine in Hagersrville,' and will, no ..., ," . . the speed, that the road, Or any part in the towns -hip of Hibbert to Mr. are undergoing improvements from doirbt, build up a large practise, as he .11 Stratford last Saturday. -Rev. Mr. could not get a very good chance to parents, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Bolton , I*— , �..'� � of it they choose to take, is exclus- Pfeffer, of Linwood, conducted the�see the country. About ten o'clock and family. -Mr. and Mrs. A. George W. Wreyl, of that township, p r., year to -year. -Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook, is well equi ped for the prdlession. . " 1�. . -unk s 'at night our train, stopped at Levis Sweitzer ind little daughter, Lois J. I �.11.1 I .1 iviely-theirs� They are neither di services in the Lutheran Church last of who gets Possession this fall. -At the � , �,, 'Mr. Charles Hartleib, Of station, and from there you could see Detroit, 'spent the week end at 'the . . . . V11. nor crazy. They have not even that Sunday.- United church service last Sunday -- � - --.----- - - — . - ..... . � . . - .. i J I .11,11 . xcuse if it could be called one It Goderich, was a visitor in town on the City of Quebec across the river home of Mr 'and Mrs R I-Eiggins, and morning, the choir rendered a beauti- . . I I, - I I , ,Z .. .. ". - ,,.� " I � I . . . I t-jildiff-erent selfishness, to.the is Jus Monday. -Mr. Albert Hess is having It looked lovely. Soon after that I . . . Samily.-Dr. Marion Dougall and lit- ful anthem entitled, "Pray for the I ,�.... I I I , . 1�1`- or se-fety,of any human being but s pi , a neat garage erected on hi -oper y. went to sleep and slept off and on all tle daughter, ,are spending ithe first Peace of Jerusal. n, ' W " solo parts being I I �. . .1. :Zlghts .. --�The Commercial Garage has, open- night until six o'clock next morning. part of the Wbek at the ,home of her taken by Mr. Sdftuuel Rennie. At the . q, F,. . I ... � I themselves. And they get away with ed up for 'business with Mr. Lennis We did not come into the Province parents, Mr. alid Mrs. J. Brown and . evenin,g service Mr. W. 0. Goodwin ill, I , "i.., �1. lit and will continue to get.away with O'Brien as owner, and Mr. Wesley of New Brunswick until noon and family, at Edy's hiills.�Mr. William , 9 ang a pleasi4ig solo, which was very - , , ,,, , , . . it until public opinion steps in and Calf -as as mechanic. -The scholars, then we saw a great change i� the Simpson, of Detroit, Spent the week much enjoyed by the congregation.- .1 , I 1�1... - puts a stop to it. teachers and ratepayers of Zu'ri!cb scenery. There were miles and miles end at his home here. Jack Stacey, Mr. and 'Mrs. J. A. Fleming left last . W.,.: . . .� � public &chool held their annual pibyric of forests and hills that would be who also resides in Detroit, accom- week for Kincardine, where ,they will .,�; . . ,, - - . Public opinion has been very apa- at Grand Bend on Wednesday after- hundreds of feet high. There were panied him, and spent the week end spend two weeks, vacation in their . I 11: � . thetic. How long is it going to con- noon of this week. -A number frorA.. also large hills of hard granite rock. with his mother, Airs. S. Steacy.- new cottage, which was recently , Ii.. " ,,�:,�.,:, tinue so ? Zurich and vicinity attended the Lib- All along this line we followed the i 3 S e 014 M s Je si J nston, Continuation erected by Mr. Joe Hagan, and Mr. I , , ... �� . I . eral convention at I-lensall on Wed- ocean line and later the Peticodiac teacher, left for her home in Clifford H. Howard. Mr. Fleming's place, as I ,� , . �. .. ,.- . : --- nesday.—At a special meeting of the river. The train pulled into ,Moncton this week, where she will spend -her Manager of the Standard Bank here, I I ... , I . . I MPIPM\\� council of Hay township, held on Wednesday last the about four o'clock p.m., and if there holidays.—Mrs. James Coxworth, of has been taken by Mr. Mins, of To- � � � � , . - evening otf week, was ever anyone glad to get off the Strathroy, is a guest at the home of ronto.—Mr. Ferris Cantelon, of On- . ;1� . , , I I -1 I �: - � I For Sale—Two buildings 18x2g, suitable for by-law covering the Bla�k Creek train, it was me, and hereby I will end her daughter, Mrs. A, Scrufton and adago, is spending the surnmer months � -11'. double garage or implement shed. For par- drainage scheme, was finally passed, my epistle.,, family.—Mr. Roy Webber is nursing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. A " ,, , :., ticulara apply to H. F. Berry, Brucirfield. after makin a few changes in some " .9 Successful Recital.—The rcital held a very sore firiger, .-having contracted Cantelon.—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowen I 1, . P". ., , 11 r. LEGHORNS—Leghorns for sa?e at DR. I 210IR'S FARM. -R.O.P. Leghorns and R.0 P. assessments. . . in the Town Hall by pupils of Miss blood poisoning a week ago, r6sulting have been for the past week or so ,; � . I'll �,tl:�, * Cockerels guaranteed direct from record Of Death of Mrs. 4acob Weido.—,On Greta H. Lammie, A.T.C.M., on Fri- from a blood blister.—Miss Francis been visited by a number of their rel- I.; � I I I performance high producing trap hooted he�. Saturday, June 16th, their passed day evening, was quite a success. The Pearce, accompanied by her girl .1 I � � I �� I 1� ' Price during June $1.00; during July, 61-50; away at her home. here, Mrs. Jacob large audience testified to the kindly 'friend- Miss Grace McGregor, spent — , . � - --during August, %2.A*. Write or phome abead --- ---.--, - -1 .----- �� -, Weido, in her 69th year, after an ill- interest taken. by adults in the study the week end'with friends in P ----.- - ---, --- I I'll �., . ,, to 1 on 85, Hensall. ort � , . . .. -.. ness. extending over some years. De- of music for children. Many Huron. -Mrs. . — . I --- - 1".. -1. ,, -1 I-- . 1. ... 11 .. .1 - ,. young E. Sheffer who has been, - - - I X ,,. . . Notes. -Miss Etta Bell, of Wester- ceased was well and favorably known students appearing for the first time spending the past number of weeks at . V, ,.��.t: . .. volt, London, spent the week end at by a large number of the residents in public, showed evidence of careful the home of Dr. and Mrs. G. Reid, of I ' I - I .. I I .. ,-with the "flu." --A number fiom htere I I 1 - , 1:,� . 1. attended anniversary services at - dering.of '�Melody in F." This violin many friends will be pleased to learn . � -R-IN G S ALE , r ,the'liome of her.parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'I.,. . A. Bell. -Quite a number from this in this section, having limed here all training. Among the advanced pup- Port Huron, in the interests of her .. ,. . I 9 her Iffe. The -funeral services were ils, special mention is ,due Miss Eva beal-th, is returning to her home here :� 1ocality are confined to their room held an Tuesday and were conducted Stackhouse, Brucefield, for her ren- the first part a this week, and her ,; I , by Rev. W. Y. Dreier, interment tak CLEA -- 111.141, ing place in the Bronson Line cerne- solo was played with delicious purity that she is much,improved in health, ' . . - Offiggreen on Sunday last. -Among . . . . -ose taking in the excursion to SO. I ',�'�' , th tery. She is survived by her husband, and quality of tone. Florence Mc- and trust she 'Will continue to do - one brother, and a number of sisters. Donald's' piano solo, Reinhold's Im- -Rev. James WKay, of new St. % . ., Niagara Falls were Walter Fairburn, . IY!3 1 ,, I . I -and Mrs. J. Cochrane, Miss Mary � promptu,'displayed fine technique and James' Presbytterlan Church, London, I . of New an'd Stylish Footw .".. ,'Xr. ------,-- . I ea.0 ;1 � McDonald and Mr. and Mrs, H. Jones. a smooth legato touch. A i1rort play, and who has pi,arved onei of the fore- . . � - �W� ", .. . "Scene from the Childhood ,of Fred- most and most able exponents of the . I ' ;;; I .. -Xr. aria Mrs. W. Harney and Miss IRIENSAUL eric Chapin," displayed an interesting continuing Pre973yterian Church, and After moving into our new quarters—the J. H. Smith & Son store—we find . 11 "Il-�', 'Irma Ferguson attended the Cann LEGHORN S.-Leghorns for sale at DR , ,� 1,i�,�! �'tpicnic held,at John Cann's ill Ushorme. MOIR'S FARM. R.O.P. Leghorns and R.0 P- historical event to the recital. Gur- oneof the most gifted debaters, in the that we have too many shoes .;, ,,, to get them into our I . ." shelves, and as a result we �� t,.: . ' i tt's Toy Symphony was an, excellent course of his sermon on Sunday morn- � .. �, ,. I -Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Daymond and cockerel%, --anteed direct from record of li ir, the players all doing in must reduce our stock To move these shoes I . : �: �� , , " Miss Beatrice spent a day in London performance high Producing trap neyted hens. contributio -ing last gave a oat interesting re- "* out in a hurry we have decided ,.� I Price during June 01.00: during July, sim: their Oarts in splendi,d time. Follow- port of the recent assembly held at test Shot Bapgains in olir I I �. -, �; 1, recently. -Mr. Fred Parsons, Of LO71- during August� 82.00. Write or phone ahead ing ,this' number Miss Lammie was Regina, Sask., and a most sanguine i to offer you the Grea histor7 —. which means the . i.,�, , donp sr-mt the week end at the home to I on 86, Hensall, . Greatest Shoe Bargains iRf the historyof this town, 1;. �V � of his paitirrits, in Stanley.-Mrg. Jas. presented with an addreSs. and remem- and optimistic report of the prV,ress i ... �- � . V � I. I Baseball. -The -second game of the brance by her pupils. The following made and. the great encouragement . I Chesney is improving after her re- South Huron Baseball League will be i- - , 11: is -the programme: Part I- Chorus, they had, partidularly in the West. , I : � 9�,. . ' ... k,'�.. I I 6ent illness. held on the Heylsall diamond, Exe- "O Canada," (Dr. A. Ham) - Welcome, Following which he made this most Sie Stafis Fnday,- June 22od, aad eads 9IR sahlrday, June 3% I %?�!. � � I ter vs. Hensall, on. Friday, June 22nd. I ,,'F2�' , Daviso ), Kathryn 'Drysdale; earnest and worthy plea, and here AP I I . . . 111 �, . n , , . -e will start at 6 p.m., (W. ' � .-. , I . Gam 11"'P- piano (a) "The Tin Soldier" (Slater), quoting his own words as they appea-,- . .. ,� * �!, % MIRR)MILILIE Don't forget that, some person will Beatrice Daymond; (b) "Country in the London Advertioer of the 19th Here are only a few of the bargains—the store is filRed with " I 1 - I . . . . - them : . ';�, E I take home a side of cured bacon. The Dance," (;SpLrtorio), Helen Glenn; vio- ult.: "Th�at all. friction, between the — . �� - � ' Ngtes-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hem , q� '�, :�, Exeter and Hensall -baseball teams ,in, "Home ,Sweet Hfame," Clarence Continuing Presbyterians and the I.; .. .,�, ,,, ef,,,Godedch, visited at Mr. Charles . . . � 11", �!,� .. .... �- Jo have always been ritvals and both Fairbairn, Billy Glenn, Roy BTbck; United ChuTch inembers cease; that GIRLS, PATENT I STRAP . � � ,11�` ho last Wednesday. - Mr. Silas teams are this year playing good ball. . Sizes 8 to 1,01/2. ' LADIES, STRAPS and OXFORDS MRSSESO PATENT I STRAPS, P,Jg�- 'Johns is suffering from R Severe cold piano trio, "Antoinette Waltz," (Bil. all creeds and 'denominations should -Made of Patent Leather, Cutban IF, I Be sure to see this game. An added bro), Isabell 12 pairs only, at ........ $� I@ A few Ties Sizes 11 to 2; . 18 4041, 1 Aad..wil,l be polifined to ,his bed for e Smale., Kathryn Drys. Pull together for �God's work and not heels, rubber toplift. Sizes 3to ,7. � ,Ntl�"", . ��- . . , attraction at this game ivill he one ... pairs only; Goodyear welt soles, P`U. . eemeral days. Many others have been dale, Olive Brock- song 111're Got a be continually sniping at ea,dh other A ;P4.00 value. ��'j,,�dg, '': of the oldest -and the sweetest violin -" LADIES, COLORED KID STRAPS 5 rubber heels. A $8.5b I ',J'%,, and sitill are s.icted In like wanner.- Pain in 'My gaw4ust,"' Agnes Fair- -The attendance at our local church, SALE ................... $23 'W. -, . . la��,., players in Huron County, Who will be In Blonde, Roije Blush Honey Beigo value for ................. NAB t § ,Sir. William Ellard is rejoicing over bairn; piano duet, "Over the Waves " es on Sunday last was not what it � "J,J"�." L .,, M 11. I , :,,,�ip-,'! . 14he arrival of another daughter- preseh)t- On the ground at six o'clock (P,osas), Margaret Elgie, Dora Smi�; should be, and already. in the sumimer P.nd GTey. VOues to,$6.50 '. $S,95_ LADIES, CUSHIOIq SOLE ', This player SALE .......... ...... d . J'&�'f. . 8everal car loads of young , , reading, "Why Every Child Should seaso showed 6, falling off, which, is LADIES' STRAPS and OXFOEDS ", K,,�:�:-�, people is also a gold n --..... ,pg�',: I from here motored to Clinton last , mpdal'at' Everybody Study Music," Maud McLean; piano, very ,regretable as the Divine com- CHILDS, LACE SHOES .YU.LIG Bleek Kid -Leather -1 E -BE XAde,of Patent leather, Cuban or ., �, .. ,. '. welcome. . 'Vinons" (Wellesley), Mary MeDou- Mand is as insistent,andcornpelliKg as Just 24 pairs - low fieeli. Sizim a to 7. I'�, U, , Vednesday evening and entertained . widrth .. . . What About A Band. -We would Black Kid or Patent Leather. �Sjz� at ..' zz;,,i�' .11re Inmates of Huron County Home, gall; violin, "Melody in F" (Rubin� ever, "Not to foTget the assembling , ....... � M� 1, 1�z es 5 to 7. 1 � ....... ..... Mffi 1 SALE ....... 11. .... 1. RIG ; .. I .". I . like to see our Citizen's Band reor_ stein), Elva Stockhouse; piano duet, of o . 'yt I . . . .1, 1 ...". ,-;� 11., 1. Mob treating them to oranges and urselvk to&ether and then the 24 pairs only, at ........ $ � 13 N BOYS' SHORS . I - I. . . lt�.�',. I �h,omfe-;kyiade candy. ganized and giving us fine concerti; "Melody of Love', (Englemann), Pearl 'Words of Davido the man after God's — - '. . . I .�,.. - ;. . MEN'S MCP ERSON �g ,�,� . and, .entertainment evenings, as they OXF6RDS In -b-.1 ., - Thompson, Myrtle Th-omps ; play- own heart,. should be. winging' loudly I . MEN'S, OXFORDS , Sizes I to 5%. Brown, Pearl T � i, - on �"V �', .1 � _-------- of ten did in the past, 9 -Ad Best quality, tan calf leathers, ,'�.,.�,,, . ,,;�,q"�k, -We still 'have leteo,, "Scene from the Chlld�ood of, and clearly in the ears of every chureh Goodyear Welt soles, rubber heels,, Smoke Elk ,Leathers; some panco I, . _ " J�hl,, �1 , C I a large number of - ko,od musicians and rd aciLatl§.- Yather member and 'iadlierent: "I joyed Black or Tan leat]fiers. ' , s6les. Worth $3.7-5 aryy� Goodyear welt soles, r . abber heels; 1, . , � 1� "." ,�, ', ljotas.-Mr. and Mrs. Robt. J-amie� lieve t1fett -all that is, really necessary dred Smith; Mother Chapin when to the Houser of God go up they A real bargain, a piair. I 0 . quare toes. $175 �!,,"I,� i CONSTANCZ a good get Of instruments and we be- Chopint El To �2 35' m'd-l'um s :, ':,, v: - ;` �,;�,.".. ! ';,-i,,�, � . ... �� 52 wheri. SALE .......... . i a Worth $&K SALb .... �,�,,`,�Iii�::";:�� Marion McKay;. ,Frederick Chopin: said to me" ,and then the promise I . . I .. "V"',, I-, " if:,and Mr. iind Mrs. George Leitch is rfor a good leader to -take hold and Leonard Hagarth- the. three siF--ters, holds good a's -e,V&r -"Those that honor I I . . I I'll, I 1. I I . . I , . I lavo reated I , �;�,� ,I 808 t thenwelvtsi to a new Bell get things going, md there is, no � , ,. , , I - .1 , .�," I . Isabella, Louisa. i6milia, Winnie Sang- Me, I will honor -th'ain."-Spiritual Re- I I �. r . ,��',.�""",�,,�,,�� , "'Coga purtkhiawd ,from Mr. J. E, doubt, we think but that the Council a - ival Mission, Chhroh,Army Crusaders, k, HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF SHO , J: H. ,, , Fs—tHE BALANCE OF THP .1�21!' teri Imbelle $male, Dorothy Me I f.,�"`, 2 " , -Mr. Robert Clailk, Mx. ,Ed. as well as all our villagei-s would be Queen; the Grand DukQ,,. a Polish of tho Anglican Church, taii men and I ,- I 1 �,, ", ,:�S EG and- Mrtr.' Oliver Aalderson ready to assist in every way, Dur- . N t .`�'��,�`�,z,,,`� " I I SMITH &SON STOCK—AT G9VE-AWAY PRICES. ,��'I_�,�',,.�;",;' . I 'P - I . I Noble, Aldon' Appleton,; the Oravid sik women, sipe4lally kralmd in the . -1. . . . ". . :'�"��I`��,�," �!:�L;, �� , ovdalting 'Mr. Char6nee Clarke, of ing the sun=& th's in rtiCUlRT, . . I � 1, 11, � Z . r of thiG weo I. Duchess, Marybell Carney; an. attend- Etvarrgellst.wotk- of 'the church, are ' / r . . I 1.� I I :�,��,�,,,�',��,��,��,:��,�,',,� - ,6 vol, pa Tu" A ,k. -.there Is no ente= 'r � Shop 0,011S. for'loo ,, N%'.�."��,'�ir AWard Th if shoe buyers know that the Rdonomy Boot ' ' k,j�, .,�,,�, ,�] ' 43".`01ailt, *46 ad b1i " SUiTagges �hat of a good citizen's Broc,k. Roy 'r, t, � . .. "' I ��q d�pendfn iy%t t $It really apt, Xori<W Sineldiro, git outrider, visiting the dia,zedb-of,the -church on . , 11v ,,�,,, ' , �, e;�61 . I ,��,,�.'��,,��,'.,,'��'.'-�,',',OV'A�l�,wttgt thard, keWrw& home viltg band and we trug,t'that some, move Milit Part 11: Piano duet, "Tales the invitation ,of the Aretibishop of r -y day in the YeAr, but. when we Oftl� yon shoes,of SO h � , " � I I �,t ' e pric I , I W' "I �. " �1,. ,, --MOD' Mambo � Wheatley, ot will be made in the ndar future, an, Forest, I)orothy Kyle; two part Visit Heugall oii4igni& 20th to 28rd, I ns O,U;: friends k.66k � , i�;',�0i,U'��,,�Q" I I ,� ...... , . , " �1. , . d &06 ary March" (Englenianyl), Mll� Huron. tFive of; the ortuadets will to quality a thes drastib * e reductio 6P � �';',', 'I , 0 , 4WW6 6"r If Our own efficient falwt havva* not t. , IT , .. ,11 ,., 4 1; ", a I ," I , ". . , I , 0 4 ot , ,- 4 �L A Wtw ,W.dr, � Alt 6013 "VMt8P6TiU& '9 -OPO"' Violin, and *111,.hold 4 Mr,-96tvicqs In St. . onths ahead. . � : 1.111, .- .. ��,'�`�-,�:,��,� 11 '16',,,�"V.Wh V* -w ' 9, 1110,1. � O� In., \ ' U tQ L buy. -a' -,W,tt � " L', L. . I V". J4, �'g I "' '. "Welft ftom nod �� 4 I I � I . Vise 70 . . . 0 . , �. 11 . I . I I .. w . '§,., I , T, — , tG ft, il -4 DMA"',owe'it 1114,aq Tni-promiptu 010en, 04ir ser�' �:� A , . missiloz ." L , ��" 'I ,� 00 369&01 Jun� 0 11, * , , ell , , :XOUO� 094 tiW4 to get together and 01-ganilgo, MFOAt" (O;u ' ), En- Paul's � thew, We ad " � �4 It, .,�t. �� 2 t 'A - - . � al V�, I " R 6v "" oftfto 'Vidn'd 'Would it not be nout beat - i ,; .."'Al"Ni", ��'t�'46.bTb* . . It . I . , , ,, . � , I . . I ' . - V�1,"",,� I'll TZ L!U:� � &� 4f Ur. �aul-'Xvb. oto *� our nelghhorfwg bauds " zr :-:3-1 u Moidlice McDonald; Toy mrvi,eld plin I , r 0 1 'the 2U41 . . �0 1�� ' L ' , : -, L . 6 ,- , , , - I ' ,Sa, 8 I'll .1, - -.0, 0-%!�h , , , "''. ,,� V R" ,a :, * *ii �gd � , T, um� V,&,^-fZe, - �, , � -1 Win. evan UG213 duAnd 0 . . hold) . : � � - li , , R 4*4 , A ". . -Ieftm�A%rA"' Hy 1%,,A!+.n "4.14-�,, r. 1"..1vvt "4�#4 , :: � ltv I D.I.-I I,- 1,61 - —, . , "I .'' ,"a. 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