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"NIGHT. ,rAT THE, OPERA"
The !funniest a:Newlin 10 years.
laWS CARTOON
. Neat. Thursday, Friday, ...Saturday
'Sylvia Sydney, Fred MatidurraS, in
'THE TRAIL .OF TEE LONESOME
Natural colors,_ phaingraphed ont-
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ALTWAN •
.Ahrburtri. 'baseball team played .the
'first 'game tof the iseaSon Lucknow
.on .iMay 25, against St. Helens with
le. satire. !of 8-2.
Visitoes .4 the 'bae of Mr. and
'Mrs. Esasetweeth were: Mir: and! leers.
Moore and Miss lVtootre, M Hlamilton,
'and Mrand lMrs. Kruse and Biily, of
Celt.
Mire. Moore, of Guelph, is making
'an.exten.ded visit -with 'her cousin,
Bliss !S. Blair. ..
Mr. rClaJytani IRIbbe'rtson, of Time
steins,visited his •parernes, Mr..„1 and
Mrs. J. J. Robertsien recently. .
Mr. and Mrs. A. Small, of Toronto;
and Mr. Newell !Small, of Stratford,
With Miss •Small; Miss Alma IlVlutch,
. Taranto, with ,Mrs.,Jaimes aVkutch; Mr.
and Mrs. C. •McNeril at Mr. C. As-
quistli's;' Me.and Mrs. Harvey Mortis
of Toronto' and ;Mr. and Mrs. H. "Walk-
er, Brdesele, at Mrs. J. D. Howatt's;
fide. and .1Virle. Joe .Scott, Mrs. W.
King and MTS.. King with 1VIee. Hew,
eon and Mrs. Robeetsen; Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Mils With Mre. J. Mills. Mr,
and Mrs. Thomas Wilsen and
also 'Miss Sharpe at Parkhill; . Miss,
Sadie in Detroit; Mr. K. Dawson and
Mise Stoltz fin Detroit.
Mr. Joe Miller left for Capper Cliff
tar work for the .sunemer. -
!Mk. and Mate. Harry Yunglolut and
eons vieted relatives at Forest. ,
Mrs. J. C. Cleat, of, Star City;
Sask., anrived last Tuesday for a
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EGMONDVILLE
• il'oliday guests with friends, in the
eillageand v,iciniity were: Miss Laura
MielVtillase. Toronto, with 'her parents,
Mr. and 1VIrs. W. F. 1VIciVItillan;" Miss-
•' es -Ida and 'Eva ,Love, Toronto, With,
Mr.• and IVIIrs..; John' Love; Miss Mar-
guerite sBlakek, SHraimiltron, with • Mr.
and • Mrs. .W. Brack; MissRia Hills,
!Peronto, aib the 'parental 'berme of Mr..
tand1VIrs.' George Hills"; Dr. and Mr..
TW' ,Coon and daughter, a Virginia,
• with Mr. and Mrs's' J.. G. •.Docherty ;
Miss Ma..rgaret. Forrest, Herniation,
with Mrs and Mrs. John Forrest; Mr.
Roddy 'McLean; ,Neveton, withMr. and
•.--- Mrs'. R. McLean; Ma Forrest Mackie,
• !Ayr, with Mr. and 1VIrs. Alex. LH-
.. lieo.„.• Mr. and • MtrlexasMaKerizies
• Oatileii;--iiifFfirtives 'and •'friends;
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handy FILE
for1000 Jobs
rot mower knives, around the
home, for the farmer, blacksmith.
machinist. garagornon• Mode of
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fast cutting, long wearing Norton
Crystolon Abrasive . . . the best
you con buy.
•the We with the
RED HANDLE
cannot gel lost
•ilsh yourafealer . :,100
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NORTON
SCYTHESTONES.
a shape. Ers raid price for every' rgguire•
-rnent. Also Mantra). Grit Stones. Grinding
Wheels, Indio Oilstone.. Buy Norton products
From your HardWare Store or write us.
Vanes Company of Canada Ltd., Hamilton, Ont.
NORTON ABRASIVES
Sold by
'GEO. D. ,FERGUSON
SEAFORTH
WOOL
WANTED
Highest
Paid Prices
11.M. JACKSON
P4one 3-W Seaforth
THE .McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE dO'Y.
IIEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT.
OFFICERS:
Alex. Broadfoot, 3 Settforth "- Pres.
Jno. El. Pepper, Brumfield - Vice -Pm,
Merton A. Reid, Seaforth See.-Treae.
AGENTS:
• Finlay yekercher, R. R. 1, Dublin.
•E. Peppm, Brumfield; R. Jarmdah,
Brodbegen; Jaime Wad; Blytth; C. F.
Hewitt, kindazditio; Yeo, Code.
rich.
DIRECTORS:
Lon:desk:Oro; Geotge
Leonhait, Brodbagen ; tares Con-
nolly, Goderich; Meet. Broadfoot, R.
•Cs" R.' 3, "Seatfortiv;„ Aid er IMOINving,
R. n. 1, Bbithe Johri ,Porker, Brune-
Stinies Aoktvoltion: Thos.
• Medan, Ri R. 5, SeafortIi; Villtiain R.
iAntehibald, R. 4, Seater&
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In* dltiOnal. Tnarn
agrrtern ' da "ia. On the ilititerarrY
,of n9 few oll annt three. “earavaina"
Brit* mdtarista thia'anntanni• Tmsns-
"Atlantic jaunts .are eormetihing new
in 'the rwraffid of motoring and may be
heralds • of a new /hate. a tonal touring. The first MOP
ar, 25-inachines. and 75 Passengers
will leave 'England on July 22 jorn th
Queen Mau. After a'idartleY tint:614h
the Eastern States,' they ente
Cada by way of Detroit Tunnel an
will Niagara Falls Torento
'Kingston, Ottawa and ailantreitr bre-
fine re -embarking. Other two tours
Will eaver •much the sane territory.
Sir Malloolm Campbell, holder of the
world's speed record of 301 •m.p.h.,'
.may 'be one ef the tourists in the firs
•parts.
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"t • Lord Byng's Special Car '
The forthcoming unveiling of the
VIrmy •Mermlomial recalls the .eseeean in
'Whieth General Byng was hel# b3r the
elffiedi An Canada's overseas forces.
Canadians all had a deep affection for
the Hero( rof Virriy, and when he left
Canada on cempletion of his term as
Governoe-General, officers who bad
served with him oversewn presented.
him With a beautiful limousine. The
ear, at that time, was one of the fin-
est that had ever been produced in
the Dominion, and its manufacture in
Obnbiawa was not regarded merely as
a ."special jelb" but was, in every
sense, labor of love end a tribute
from the 733 wee veterans employed
at the 'plant. The ear had beeneleedlt
foe 'English driving and was taken to
the Old Land when Lord and LadY
Bp -1g left "Canada. The preientation
was • reealled recently to factory ex-
ecutives by the delivery of the spe-
e,iallysbuilt car for 'His, Majesty King
Edward VIII.
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G. M. Sends Four Vets To Viiny
Widespread 'interest was aroused
reeently ;When (General (Mlotara 'of
Caneda, Limited, eanducted a well -
organized draw eo dete.rmine the four
lucky Veterans in 'the service af the
camparry et/the Would go with- the
Vim Pilgrimage this July. In order
to enter: the draw, a man's reeord
'had to show that he hadi.served in
France and also that he had beee an
eniployeS of General Motors for sev-
en years or more. All envelopes con-
taining' the names of entrants were
placed in illumfinia•ted glass barrels
which were eleetlritally rotated for
some time -before the draw was made.
FolloWing the draw at Walkerville
where Charles S. Smith. provreerto be
She winner of that group; president
R. S. 1VICLaughlin and Mrs. 1VICLaugh7
lin officiated at the draw held at
tOshava to decide who would go from
the Geharwa 'plant and the field farce.
The twro. winners front the'Plant. were
WiiThaxn Herbert gamble and Andrew
Anderson, with &Win Wilson Crone -
name being drawn from the bar-
rel with the field force entries. While
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h.ia !first car; , dAlthig
The name "Palsatthe was a title Of
retsiby Pect`the. jejInic44e'dilarrese4 pofl WhoWatilVtWaner15
Wm", friendly, • It; lessens "thigh up"
and gives .an indicatiaseref 110.r. •Starles
He is 6 'feet ":"23i1- inches!
-Americans aniespederstood the tile ad
• called him Plettsy.sifirre Then the'•Ire
e dans heards•treelnallinig Stark Patsy
Jam and aci theY .eventaslak efiePtIed
r • the ncunel-Ltoo,. „epealding, of his ear,
d Stark paints drat that t has -teen al -
'Most where he the United
Stakes. It is a four-eylinder coupe
arid has been,liceneedevietry year since
. he thought It, tut. 'never twice in, sue -
cession in the 'same State. This' year
it boasts a Ile& ..tag.: Stark has
driven 10 years Without en accident.
He has gone off. the road, and down -
into gullies, in 'traversing road not
meant- for 'Motor cars, • 11:111tb bus
avroided crashes and :collisions by
careful driving and by watching, out
far "the ether fellow." He says his
oar lets not reached the retirement
age yet.
they are away the men will be con7
libeled on She iianerlall at a intnimism.
salary of $25 per week. In addition
to expenses whicth the company pays,
their fellow employes are ea-eperat-
ring in seeing that they have some
necney to jingle in their pockets.
"Pahatim" and His Chevrolet'
“Pahatim" wars barn in Iowa 76
years ago and after .many years in
the United States Indian Serviee was
retired in '1924. In 1926 he bought
Nie. and Mrs. C. Westaway, Hamil-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. W. , Patrick, Mr.
N. Patrick; Toronto, With Mr. and
Mrs. M. Patrick; Miss Bessie Grieve,
Chotharo, Mr. ..and (Mrs. H. "'Grieve
and family, 'Windsor, with Mae. and
Mrs. T. Grieve; Mr. and Mrs. W.
Black, Tardnte, with Mrs. G'e'orge
Black. ,
STANLEY
The Misses Roxy and Adelene Pal -
mess sof ,Haanilton, 'spenit 'the week -end
evith MT. and Mrs'. WIlil Relid, of
Varna.
Visitors over the holiday were:—
'Vries, Mona Glen, of Herman, rwtth
Miss Dorolthy Peck, Mies Willa Jer-
anis, of Clinton, with Mists Isabel Rob-
inson; Mr. Allan Keys, of Western
University, with his parents, Mr. and
Nisei, Ben •Keys.
HIT ASGREEN
Mr. James. Coeheane, of Toronto,
.sperit a few.dayis- with his sister, E•d-
na, and brother Allah, es's
•'Mr. and MTS. W. Darriden were
virsit.ed during 'the week -end witlf
from Strattorclend Mitchell.
' Mr. and Mrs. WI. Huxtable; Of Cen-
tralia, visited' at the latter's, home.
Mr. and 11/fire, C. Rlobirison visited
relatives in Mitchell.
• ilVIrs.‘. Jenks -Love.WaS . called to
'Gin/lb-die en. Mondaynight owing to
the .dealth of her :Sister, MT S. Eliza-
beth Andernsean.
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Raspbeiry Plantations •
Where manure is not applied to
ras.pberry relent:rationsuntil teh e
spring, a eoverreerop is also advisable
to .prervent too irate growth of cane.
As the advent of mosaic disease is
making. it advisable to renew planta-
tions miore freqblently, the grower who
is unable to ges large quantities. of
manure:, will find that shorter rota-
tion lends itself mere to the' cover
crolp and inrulch system, for each, new
plantation may' be preceeded for a
season by a erop of clover or alsike
which, when turned ottner, will 'leave
the sol in excellent condition for the
new plantation. This method of re -
emelt, Say every six years, with pro-
per green manuring, cover erop: or
molds, and adequate quantities • of
commercial fertilitere, will 'Vender it
possible fof tett:berry grciltring • 10
take plea betide Orel:larding, in Be-
nt" Mere or leas, hetes:leaden* of the
failing and increasingly expensive
suPptly of maniere. .
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•'KIPPEN
Now in Stock—Quantity of ,differ-
ent kinds of No. 1 Government grad-
ed Essex County seed corn. Also
complete stock of Beatty Bros.
pumps, piping and 'fittings for gener-
al farm use. W. E. Butt, Kippen.
Phone 41-91, Hensall. 3572-3
Young People's . annianersary ser-
vices will be held .St. Andrew's
United Church, Klippen, on Sunday,
June 7th, morning and evening. The
-sipePial speaker for the day will be
Rev. R. B. CuMmfing, ofStraffa- solo-
ist for the day, Mr. !Harry Hoffman,
gold medallist of Dashwood. Services
at 11 a.m. and 7.30 pan.
Mr, and Mona Crowder, of lVforecton,
New Brunswick, visite.d at the home
ef Mr. and Mrs. J: C. Bell and family
on Friday of last week.
Me and 111re. Ethreeson Kyle, ac-
• .campanied by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
McBride, motored to Lansing over
the .hisliday and spent a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Love, of that city.
•.11VIr. and Mrs. Walker, uf Peteriboro,
visited with Mr. and. Mrs. William
Ivison, of the village, during theepast
week. .
Mr. and Mrs. James Reid!, of To-
ronto, spent a visit with Mir. and Mrs.
Edgar Butt of the village during the
palet week.
Mist 'Helen .Chandler, of Blenheim;
visited wit% her parents, !Bier. and
Mrs. E. F. Chandler, of the village„
during the past week.
!Many from this comminiity at-
tended the funeral of the' late Nor-
man p'sibus, whose body was 'brought
,home :.from the West on Saturday.
The funeral was held from the home
of this .mother-in-law, Mee. H. Ricker,
of the Blind Line, Hay, on Monday
and was cohducted by Rev. E. F.
,'Chandler, of St. Andrew's United
•Chursh -here,' Who was assisted by
Rev. A. ISinclair, of the United
Churche .Hensiall. His :remains were
laid to rest in Exeter cemetery. The
widow and family hare thesincere
sympathy • of this community in this
their time Of sad bereavemeret.
The many friends of Mr. John
Henderson, of the London Read,
noeth, will be sorry to learn that he
has been 01): the sick lift and under
the doctior's care. W
. e nope hul may.
seen be up and around in this usual
good health. -
Miss ,Grace Cooper,of London,
spent the week -end at 'the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'W-,4 W.
Cooper, of the London Road.
Mr. William Petty and friend, of.
Detroit, spent the week -end visiting
friends in the village.
Mrs. E.Izar Mousseau, of the vil-
lage, was taken to Scott Memorial
ieespi•tal on Thursday last wh•erre- she
un.demvent an operation on 'Friday.
We are glad to state at time of writ-
ing sh.e is making a. satisfactory re-
covery arid ;her many friends will look
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forward to seeing her (back in the vil-
lage .again:
Mr.., and 'Mrs. Robert Gibson and
family and Mr. and Mrs. John Gib-
son and child, all of Wroxeter,
ed at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W.
L. 1Virellis, of the village, over the
week -end.
Mr. Hiarvey McLaren, of Tucker -
smith, visited with friends in Detroit
;Deer the week -end. Mrs. McLaren,
who. !has been visiting her 'brothers,
Ted and Gordon Harvey, accoinpan-
ied Mr. .McLaren home.
Me. Robert Jarrett, of the Village,
spent the week -end with friends in
I./endure
Owing to the ram on Tuesday
night of this week, the fdotball game
between Klippen and 'Brucefield was
po stponed.
Anniversary sery-ices which were to
be„heldi in: Kipssen United Church on
Sunday, . May '31, thf-
til
June. Furbher paetieblars wiul be
given next week.
Mr, and IVIrs. Fred Parson's., of
London, spent the ;holiday at the home
of the latter's. parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geb. E. Thornison, of 1 -Tay.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown and fainely,
'of Greenway, were Visitors at the
!hen* of Mr. Elzar- Mousseau, of the
village, during the 'week and 'also
visited their daughter, Mrs. E. Mous-
eeau, who is in the hospital at Seae
forth. •
Mr. and 1VIrs, Williant Butt, ,of
Seafoeth, visited with :hist sons, EC'
gar and. Thames, of the village dur-
ing the past, week. .„
Mir. and Mrs. Pearson, of Brant-
ford, visited at, the home o'f Mrr.. and
Mae. Wesley. French. of the (village,
during the. .past week.
'1VIrss John Deitz and sister, Mrs'
Fred Temlintem, of the village, visit-
ed with friends in Zurich daring the
.peart week. „ •
• WS. John Worldira,n. of the village,
is spendinga visit at the home of het
daughter merl, Mr. and
urs. Bmon Xerr, of MeKillorp.
Mr. Robeirt MeNanglifion, of Lon-„
don. meant the week -end ab ithelestrie
of hits' parente. Mr. tpd Mrs. Jtothn
MeNniegihtion, tueltiiinnith.
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Li*ei Prices on the. Larost 'Ott
• Gotip of SUMMER. 'REDY4Q-MEA.
FASHION -RIGHT DRESSES WITH NEWNESS
• AND VARIETY THE ICENOTE .AND
LOW PRICES IN EVERY GROUP
NEW PASTEL CREPE DRESSES
White, Pink, Green, Yellow, Blue. In
clever new kyles that are taking the
fashion world ley storm.
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CHIFFON DRESSES WITH SLIPS
All the New Summer Colors in Floral
and Fancy Designs. Clever new be-
coming styles.
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CHIFFON SUITS
Coats are finger-tip length. Colors
are all the new shades. gtunning
styles.
ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF WONDER VALUES
in
Printed Crepe Dresses •
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2.95-3.95 5.95
Made -to -Measure
Suits
• Fit
• Style
• Linings
• Materials
• Workmanship
-- Fully Guaranteed
Tip Top $24.75
W. R. Johnston $25-$35
Cambridge 322 to 330
House of
Stone . . . .$20 to $30
Men's
SHIRTS and SHORTS
Striking Striped Shorts, plain
-White Shire
65c a Suit
Men's
• FANCY HOSE
All the new Summer shades •
in fancy patterns.
15c 25c 29c , 39c
Men's
OUTING PANTS
Plain White or Fancy Cheek
Stripes or Flecks. New style.
$1,85 to $2,95
Men's
OUTING SHIMS '
White, Yellow, Maroon, Blue;
sleeveless or half sleeve; laced
or neck.- All sizes,. "'
$1,00 to $1.50
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$9.50
to
$12,50
WHITE, FLANNEL AND POLO CLOTH
COATS
You will be delighted with these Smart New
Outing Coats, so attractive, so -useful, so att1:HcliVQ.7
iy priced. Three-quarters or full length. Lined -or
unlined.
9.50 to 12.50
Men's Worsted
Suits
$15 to $24.50
$15 to,$21.50
Sport Suits
Men's
These are a new purchase of the very lat-
est Styles. The Worsteds are imported cloths
of fine fancy stripes with blue, grey or brown
background.
The Sport Tweeds and Flannels incldde
fancy and plain cloths in all the Summer shades
in plain or new sport back and pockets.
, The tailoring and linings in both these
groups are outstanding and you will find a
style and size 'for every type of figure.
MEN'S FELT
Hats
• • Biltmore
• Stetson
• York
• Corestine
A new shipment of this stun -
titer's newest styles. The •last
word in color comfbitaion—
Grey, Sand, Brown, Green „and.
Silver: Sizes 6% p % • ,
$1.95 $2.95. $3,50
Men's
OUTING CAPS
cool, Light; Linen or .Cetton
Caps. Plain colors or checks.
All sizes.
25c to 35c
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WASH -SUITS
Any style; any size; any
color; any pride,
35c 59c 75c $1.00
Boys'
COTTON GOLF HOSE.
Penman's, reliable; full .sized
meke. , 'Ail relir patterns.
.25c
Boys
All-WonilISWEATERS
Pennitan's Pure .Wnol Sleeve-
less Sweaters. Blue, White,
Green, Yellow.
95c
Men's
WORE SOX
Pentrna,n'g Me 'inn Sox, built
for Wear; cuff and toe looped
on.
25C
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