The Wingham Times, 1908-07-09, Page 7hf1
THE WINCiHA1vI TIMES.
VOL XXX.VII. —NO. 1901.
WINGHAM, ONTARIQ, THURSDAY. JULY , 16, 1908.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Brownie Cameras
$2.00 to $9 00.
KODAKS
85.00 to 835,00.
A1,YECLY CAN KODAK
Full line of Films and Camera
Supplies cn hand. '
Keep a record of your summer
pleasures.
Our dark room is at our cus-
tomers' disposal.
eiMMIN
Waltonikon
THE DRUGGIST
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
drook•keepers
600 Stenographers and
Telegraphers
trained by our man-
�"r" agement last year.
Experience counts.
Graduates most successful, Special
Course for Teachers. Mail Courses.
Send postal for particulars.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT.
Wingham Business College
GEO. SPOTTON, PnrxcireL.
Properties for Sale
FRAME COTTAGE—Minnie St.
FRAME COTTAGE—Patrick St.
FRAME COTTAGE—North St.
FRAME COTTAGE --Frances St.
FRAME 1?! STORY—Victoria St.
FRAME 1i2 STORY—Edward St.
FRAME 13STORY—Scott St.
FRAME 2 STORY— Minnie St.
FRAME lie STORY—Frances.
BRICK 1i2 STORY—Victoria St.
BRICK 1 STORY*—John St.
BRICK 2 STORY (new)—Victoria
BRICK 1 STORY (new) —Josephine
BRICK 2 STORY (new)—Catharine
Properties in Pleasant Valley,
Lower Town, Town Blot, Greenville,
Chisholmtown and in the central
parts of the town. Call and see ns.
We can snit you. Don't all speak at
once. Choice farms at right prices
and on easy terms. Insurance—all
kinds. Farm Loans—low rates,
Ritchie 86 Cosens
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
Griffin-Vanstone Block, WINGHAM.
Phone 123
•
Wear Oreer's Show and Rubbery
Wingham'sCivic Holiday.
Thursday, July 30th, will be Wing•
ham's civic holid y and on that date
the annual Sand school exoursion will
be run to Kiaoar ine. This is one of
popular outings f the year for the
people of Wingh m. Bills have been
issued giving the nil particulars of the
excursion.
Special prices on all kinds of furniture
at WALKER'S Furniture Store,
The Jolly
The cantata,
Party" will be gig
this (Thursday)
direction of Mise
of children and
part. A. drill, "
Revel" will ale°
of young ladies.
15o. and 25o.
Walley's drug et,
icnic Party.
"The Jolly Picnic
en in the opera house
evening, under the
oughton. A number
uug people will take
he Mountain Maid's
e given by a number
The admission is only
ith plan of hall at
re.
Highest price paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fells' bntoher shop.
Drowned in Br
Mrs., Robt. Irvin,
r eoeived word on T
her son-in-law, M
been drowned at
B. C., on Monday
of sending the mes
been recovered, b
the acoident are a
will be remembere
readers as he was fo
a resident of this
position of engines
ture faotory for so
There's No Doubi
Aboul 11
livery ounce produCes the desired effect.
There's satisfaction in every sup. The
flavor, the strength, everything that The
Tea Lover Likes has been provided for in
the blending. Just Try Them,
WHAT ABOUT FRUIT?
All hinds of Glassware, Chinaware, Crock-
ery, &e. at big reductions.
Bring your predate here.
JHenry Christie
ish Columbia.
f Lower Wingham
eeday morning that
John Walsh had
New Westminster,
tening. At the time
age the body had not
t no partioulars of
hand. Mr. Walsh
by many of our
a number of years
town and held the
at the Union furni-
e years.
BRING, along your shoes! We do
repairing and WE DO IT RIGIiT. Lowest
prices. W, J. GREER.
Prizes for
Some interesting
the Wingham Bov,11
two weeks. The 0:
prizes for rink oom
be four prizes of
rink winning the
and four prizes to
Consolation eerie
every rink will
Anyone wishing
of the Bowling 01
bis name not la
that the draw c
week,
Bowlers.
sport is promised
reduring the next
ere purpose giving
tition. There will
qual value for the
Association contest,
the winners of the
This means that
have two chances.
o become a member
ib will kindly hand in
er than this week, so
n be made early next
Wingha
The Direoters of
tural Soolety are
for the Wingham f
September 24th
list is being revie
for distribution in
particulars regard
given in future iss
Fall Fair..
Tarnberry Agrioal-
ow busy arranging
II fair to be held on
d 25th. 'The prize
d and will be ready
he near future. Full
ng the fair will be
es. '
STEEL WIRE H
and cheapest, On
DINNER SETS FREE at Isard's. Read
how to get them in their adv. on page 5.
Knox's aro going out of wall paper.
10,000 rolls to be sold at cost. Now for
bargains. •
Division
His Honor Jud
Court in Wingh
when a number o
of. Judgment wa
of Pocock vs. Co
Davidson. Lister
an action -to re
separator. Judg
$26. Agnew vs.
to recover amore
ment for plainti
Hamilton vs. Kr
amount of ace
plaintiff for $8.5
adjourned until t
ourt Cases.
e Holt held Division
on Thursday last,
cases were disposed
reserved on the case
or, a guaranshee on
Co, vs. McDonald—
ver price of cream
ent for plaintiff for
A. Wilson—an action
t of account. Judge -
for $71 and cots.
se—action to recover
nb. Judgment for
. Other cases were
e next court.
DIDlooxs are the best
$3 50 at
S. GRAOEY'S.
Excellen
Mins Hutton,
Co. ; Miss Shiell
Mies Burgess,
Miss Wilson, A
are a few of the
Wingham Busi
The W. B. 0. is
the graduation et
placed.
Positions.
ith the Ford Motor
Toronto Yiavi Co.;
°belt Union Co. and
R. Bickerstaff & Co.,
positions filled by the
es College last week.
good school to attend
dents are immediately
$10,500.--F
$2000 cash, bale
for quick sale,
o 200 acre farm.
e at 4%. A bargain
RITCITIE & COSENS.
Dead
Some one wit
statistics has b
Waikerton's ce
that there are fiv
buried there tha
town. His figur
passed away in t
past twenty-five
comprise a town
$18.55 to Q ebec and Return.
ceed Liying.
a thirst for gruesome'
en counting heads in
etery. Ha figures out
hundred more people
there are living in the,
show that there have
at section daring the
cars enough people to
3,500 inhabitants.
Great stock of sideboards and buffets
at cut rate prices at WALKER'S Furni-
ture Store.
Track Re rd Broken.
Darkey Hal, the fast horse belonging
to J. E. Sweets, o his town, broke the
Michigan record fo a half -mile track at
Port Huron on Fri y, going the second
heat in the free-fo all pace in 2.07ee.
Tho record was h d by Darkey Hal
himself, being mad in that oity last
year. Kingsmore, arkey Hal's only
competitor in this ra , made the mile
in 2.031., a mark the mild have brok-
en the reoord but for Hal's phenomenal
performance.
Via the Grand runk Railway : ouble
traok lino, swoon t of the Ter. - . tenary
celebration. The many spec' >1 features
in connection wi, • this -rent event,
including the vies • of . R. H, the
Prince of Wales, a d-tl : British, Ameri-
can and French 'l e. s, together with
the many thousan, soldiers encamped
in the quaint, his orio old city, will
make this one of ti a greatest military
and naval pageant seen in modern
years, Tiokets good going July 18th, to
25th. Return limit August 3rd, 1908
Proportionate rates from all points in
Ontario. Tiokets nd full information
from any Grand i unk agent.
Officer
At the regula
Lodge, I. 0. 0.
following offiber
triot Deputy Gr
of Brussels: -•-N
V. G., Norman
Groves; Fin. -
Id. B. Elliott;
shank; Con.,
G., J. T. Le:
R. S. N. G.,
S. A. Magair
Gillivral; L.
R, S. S., W.
Hanna; Ohal
OonolusioiT 0
repaired to
retrekhment
Every pair of Ladies', G s', Misses'
and Children's Sp in nd Summer
Shoos must go. C ing sale starts
Saturday, July 18th. W. J. GREER.
Instal led.
meeting of Maitland
+'. last Thursday, the
were installed by Dia-
d Master McOraOken,
ble Grand, Jos. Guest;
+ry; Rec.-Seo., John l'.
o„ T. J. Elliott; Treas.,
Warden, R, A, Orniok-
. Walton Mckibbon; 0,
nos; I. G., J. W. Dodd;
ohn Lamont; L. S. N. G.
; 11. S. V. G., Jas. Mo -
S. V. G., 1CI. alinsoliffo;
Britton; L. 5, S., G. 0.
J. W. Haines, At the
the lodge the members
core's reetttarant, where
Were served.
C. P. R. North est Excursions
HIGH SCHOOL ROMQTION
EXAMIN IONS.
Maelts not report
fails,' 'Candidates n
of merit.
FORM 1.—Florence
Mae Ballagh (hono
Edna Biebl, Minnie
Brydges, Edith Boob
Laura Currie (honor -
Russel Flxter, Fran
Haines, Roland Hende
Bertha Jone)), John
Hector Mutton, Flo
Allan Pugh, Gordon
Ritohie, Milton Ro
Shaw, Elsie Shiell,
Gertie Stewart (hone
(honors), Howard
Thompson, Ethel Tip
vit, Roy Turvay
Wallace (honors), Mil
Wilson, Gordon Youn.
FORDS 11.—Jean Bro
Irene Clegg (honors
(honors), Harry Dore,
Lizzie Ferguson, Ten
Hazel Jackson, Gretta
Knox, Rose Maxwell,
Mabel MacDonald (h
Orr, Edgar Patterson,
Stackhouse (honors),
Freda Vanstone, Mae
ors), Flo Imlay.
unless candidate
arranged in order
itohe_on (honors),
), Clara Beemer,
Bosrpan, William
nun, Bert Currie,
, Edna Dioheon,
Gillespie, Ada
on, Lizzte Johns,
tehell (honors),
Price (honors),
Riaiopi, Mary
house, Luella
Emma Stewart,
), Mary Stewart
ewart, Norman
ng, George Ter.
•onort) Andrew
.n White, Helen
The next Ho.. •seekers' excnrsidn
leaves on Tuesday, July 21st by special
train leaving Toro to at 2 p. m., carry-
ing through ooloni t and tourist cars
To catch the speci 1 intending passeng-
ers should take • •ruing trains to To-
ronto. C. P. R. cursions are run by
the new Muskoka route, making a con-
siderable saving i time, and the advant-
age of travelling ,y a through car line,
without trouble of transfers and pos-
sible delays, is o. vions, The local O.P.
R. agent will be glad to furnish free
booklet giving ra es and full particulars.
Reports from th + West indipate early
crops'thieyear, nd within the next
two or three wees announcement will
likely be made of the low rate Farm
Laborers' Exoursi ns,
The Ne
Work was com
the new 'bridge a
Josephine street.
bridge and will be
is completed. A ri
secueed over the
Messrs. A. Homu
property. This arr
it very convenient
others coming to
time this bridge
has been found t
built last year, son
low, the ice and
against it at the ti
Work was comm
raising the bridge a
ments will be built
concrete floor will
bridge.
Bridges.
enoed last week on
the north" end of
his will be a large
ome time before it
ht -of -way has been
fields in front of
and S. Mitchell's
ngement will make
or the farmers and
ingbam during the
11 be building. It
at the new bridge
of Wingham is too
driftwood working
e of the spring flood.
need last week in
d the concrete abut -
two feet higher. A
also be put on this
k, Fred Corley,
, Ruby Clegg,
Stanley Elliott,
peon Glenville,
ennedy, Lizzie
eorge Moffatt,
nors), Simpson
rnie Shaw, Roy
homes Taylor.
"illiamson (hon.
On Saturday, July 18th we start a
clearing sale of Sp ing nd 'Summer
Shoes. Every pair go
W. J. GREER.
Sunday Scho• Lessons.
The first Of the seri s of questions on
the Internatioual Sun ay School Lesson
by Rev. Dr. Linscot• is given on page
two of this paper. he conditions and
list of prizes for the Bible Study Club
will, also be found • n page two. We
would like to see + number of our
readers join this ole• and in order that
the residents of this di Wet may have a
chance of getting the 11 course of les-
sons, we will send the TIMES to new
snbsoribers to Januar' 1st, 1909 for 25
Dente. Subscribe early and get all the
lessons. A new story ' i11 be started in
the TIDIES in a few we Its which will be
alone worth more t an the prioe of
subscription.
Wingham
Five rinks of law
water oame over
noon and were met
by a like number
Wingham club, Af
games were played,
result:—
AraER
Wingham
A. Porter, ek.,.,,25
D, Holmes, sk...21
D,T,Hopburn,sk.21
G. Manners, sir..18
A.M.Crawford,ak13
owlers Win.
bowlers from Tees -
last Friday after-
on the local Green
f rinks from the
ernoon and evening
ith the following
S - es
Just what is wanted
this hot weather; these
in 5, 6, 8 and 10 ft. wi
and pulleys, all ready t
them, at S. GRACEY.S,
CON,
Teeswater
Habkirk, ek 12
+'arquharson,ek10
hapman, sk 12
rink, sk 10
rill, sk 21
65
EVENT
0. Itnechtol, ek..18
W. Holmes, sk,..12
P. Deans, sk '7
D, Holmes, sk13
A, Porter, ek13
G3
for verandahs,
amboo shades
the, with cord
hang up. See
nrniture Store.
Bali Game and G
Thore was not a ver
at the friendly baseba
the park last Friday
Te eswater and Win
water boys are goo
not able to hold
leaders in the Lak
Wingham battery
playing. The Boor
123
Teeswater 1 2 0
Wingham 0 0 2
The garden part
under the auspices
was largely attends
ant evening was s
Band furnished an e
mesio, and a good
ments were served.
prize was won by M
the rocking chair b
the Bluevale road.
G.
hapman, sk... 9
abkirk, alt....13
rill, ek 14
rink, sk 14
arquharson,sk12
62
den Party.
large attendance
1 game played on
ternoon between
ham. The Tees -
players, but were
heir own with the
side League. The
one some excellent
by innings: —
56789
000000-3
0 0 3 0 x
held in the evening
f the baseball club
, and a very pleas-
ent. The Citizens'
cellent program of
supply of refresh -
The work basket
s Viola Isard and
Mr. Geo. Elliott, of
Business Cha
Mr. Henry T
Zetland has pure
business at Beim
and took possess
one of the best
in tbis district.
telephone cfiioe
old stand. Th
district will fin
good citizens a
wish them ever
ge at Beimore.
Thomson, late of
Bed the general store
re from Mr. Mallouph
D last week. This is
neral store properties
The poet office and
ill be retained in the
people of Beimore and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomson
the TIDIES oan heartily
success.
WANTED.—A m
hospital, Apply t
superintendent.
O
r Wingbam
Ss. J. E. WELSH,
Serious!l
Mr. Charles Barb
oident on Wednes
will lay him aside
time, and which
salted more seri
Mr, Barber and hi
a cement silo for
of Morris township
ing the rings prepa
the last tier, when
cement work colla
fell about thirty
sustaining severe t
and breast. He
his home in tow
tended to. Hi
serious injury is.
Injured.
r met with an ao
,y forenoon, which
rom work for some
ight easily have re -
sly, if not fatally.
men were building
Mr. Henry Mathers,
and they were lift.
atory to putting on
rom some cause the
sed, and Mr. Barber
feet to .the ground,
Uses about the head
s at once brought to
and his injuries at -
escape from more
lmost miraculous.
Guaranteed Patent Oxfords for ladies
as low as 52.25 per pair. Read ad on
page five. WILL'S & Co., phone 129.
The Domi
The Dominion
their statement for
ing June 30, and i
ing. Taking off t
tions, the earnirg
amount to $323,38
now amounts to
paid up capital is
bank holds praoti
$10,000,000, of
specie and Geyer
valuable feature 1
posits, viz, $700,0
of the year. De
tercet now amo
savings deposits
We have for sale the celebrated
Lehigh Valley loaf and best brands
Portland Cement
Doer & STEWART, Blnevale,
Orangeme
The members
Blue. Young Bri
with a number o
places, attended
Paul's Charch,la
preacher for the
13oyle, rector of
ham, and forme
sides tho memb
turned out in lar
a very largo c
hear the former
Rev. Mr. Boyl
praotioal addres
thereof the wor
clause of the th'
of Jude. Upon
the members e
tion of the e
hearty vote of th
expreasion of gr
ed the choir for
and the church
Attend Service.
the Wingham True
on and Orange Lodges,
visitors from adjacent
divine service at St.
t Sunday evening. The
warden was Rev. T. S.
Christ Chureh, Chat.
ly of Wingham. Ba-
rs of the Order, who
0 numbers, there was
gregation present to
rector of St. Paul's,
gave a forceful and
, taking as the basis
s found in the latter
d verse of the Epistle
returning to the hall
reseed their approoita
ellent discourse in a
nks to the rector. An
Rude was also tender -
he appropriate mnsio
rdens of St. Para's.
tonBank.
nk have published
the six months end -
makes a good show-
s customary deduc•
for the above period
The reserve fund
$4,973,333, while the
now $3,075,756. The
ally eV cash reserve of
hioh $5,000,000 is in
ment notes. Another
i the increase of de-
, since the beginning
wits not bearing in-
nt to $4,303,945, while
re $30,606,000.
ORANGEMEN
ELEBRATE.
At Ripley, on
men of West Br
contingent from
braced the 218th
Battle of the Boyn
was highly befitti
creditable to the
details of the arr
The Grand Trunk
about two hand
Wingham, and a
Whitechuroh and
rounding country
tribnted its qu
gathering, and th
thousand vteieor
on Monday.
Wingham You
11, headed .by th
baud, and the Ora
the citizens' ban
creditable appear
from their hall t
9.30 o'olook to tak
Arriving there,
Kinoardine brass
the celebration 00
well after the comf
of their guests.
Shortly before tw
assembled in the
from whence the
among the lodges in
ham Lady True Blu
and L. 0, L. No, 79
Bervie, Amberley, L
Maple Grove, Kinlon
Music was supplied
Luoknow and Wingh
Wingham fife and d
number of others. A
lengthy march, the gat
in McIver's grove. Co
Miller was chairman, a
welcome was delivered
M °oney, editor of the
The speakers of the aft
Hugh Clark, M. P. P ,
Rev. T. S. Boyle, of
C. E. Perry, Past
Sovereign Grand L
America, the residen
othere. • The addresse
order and were listene
attention by the large g
In the competitions
L was successful in
the largest number o
dressed lodge and the 1
greatest distance. In
competition, the Win
Band captured first pri
now second.
The celebration was
one, and the untiring
charge were amply
doubt if Ripley ever h
crowd within her limit
NOTES
nday, the Orange-
oe, with a strong
orth Huron, cele•
anuiveraary of the
, in a manner which
g the occasion, and
mmittee having the
ngements in charge,
special trap took up
ed passengers from
large number from
Lucknow. The aur -
for many miles Ion-
a to the extensive
re were probably three
in the "little town"
g Briton Lodge, No.
local fife and drum
ge Lodge, headed by
presented a very
ce as they marched
the station about
the train for Ripley
hey were met by the
nd and members of
mittee who looked
rt and convenience
Victoria Shoes for ladie generally
acknowledged to b: the • •st Canadian
made shoe for 1, die:. WILLIs & Co.
are sole agents el "Ingham. Read
their ad. re guaranteed patents on page
five.
Wedlock's
On Wednesday
the residence of
Baer, Alfred at
solemnized the
daughter, Miss
Lewis E. Tomi
prosperous iner
The decorations
white and gree
with a profneio
pla�ss and ferns.
tastefully arran
pink and white.
performed by th
pastor of the Bap
standing under an
draped in white a
was given away by
tor. Ovens, Oculist, London, ..4n.sgeon
MoKibbon'e drng store, Mexide.y, July will be "at limn
August 7th. The Thane jails with
Eye, Ear, Nolte and Threat will be at
27th. Hotire : 12 A.M. hi 8 p,itt. GlasSed many friends in hearty congratulatiOns
to the neWly-wedded cOuple.
properly fitted.
'fe Contract.
at 12.30 o'clock, at
r. and Mrs. Edward
eet, Wingham, was
marriage of their
eatrice Mae, to Mr.
neon, a popular and
hant, of Woodstock.
onsisted of drapings of
artistically arranged,
of marguerites, house
The bridal table WM
ed under a drapery of
The ceremony was
Rev. H. Edgar Allen,
st Church, the couple
arohway handsomely
d green. The bride
er father, the wed-
ndered by Mr. Cory
s attired in cream
and was attended
Gertie Baer, who
mmed with lace
m was assieted be
en Tomlinson, of
eddy" Musgrove
of usher. During
egieter, Mr. Cory
priate solo, Miss
o'clock the lodges
grioultural park,
roceseion started,
lino being Wing -
Young Britons
Ripley, Bethel,
oknow, Culross,
h and Tiverton.
by Kincardine,
m brass bands,
m band and a
ter a not too
ring assembled
my Master E
d an address of
y Mr. Geo. H.
ipley Express
noon were Mr,
of Kincardine;
hatham; Rev.
aplain of the
dge of British
clergymen and
were of a high
o with marked
thering.
irgham L. 0.
nding first for
members, best
go coming the
e brass band
ham Citizens'
e, with Luck.
Henry Irwin,
Westgate, A
Gray, and Bro.
Bluevale Lod
el, the mule fe
by Mr. W. Fryf
and Mr, John T
don, Tt a quell
not equ lied, it
large number of
ellingtoa; Bar. H, U.
od; Bro. Allen, South
rawford, Walkerton,
celebrated at Listow'
them being aupp'ied
te, fifer of Wingham,
lor, r+rnrnmer of Lone
y of their masio was
is said, by any of the
competitors
CHURL H NOTES.
Rev. A. C. Wi
sets, will preach i
next Sunday.
A page out o
Dutoh Annie, a
N. Y. State, Rill
W. G Howson, to
of next Sunday mor
dist ohuroh. Sub je
for his lost child."
brief sermonette on,
we live." Servide o
less. Oome and enjo
diction.
most successful
e orts of those in
rewarded. We
a more orderly
The decorations wer
Ripley Orangemen
The smart appearan
freely commented upo
The Lady True B
were given the place
The fears for the su
celebration in a local
now be dispelled.
Arches, banners
mottoes, flags, bun
a gay appearance.
The local G. T.
tickets sold for Ri
and 78 for Listow
Wingham Yo
"walls -'over" in t
largest lodge in th
elaborate.
are royal enter -
art, B. A., of Brun -
St. Andrew's Church
the life history of
otorioue woman of
e used by the Rev.
lustrate his euljeot
ing, :n the Metho-
t: "God's search
u the eve:,ing, a
Things by which
er in an hour or
a twili,;ht bane
e of No. 794 was
GO
of Wingham
The boys and girls
Church next Sunday
the pastor will give
black board talks as p
service. Evening s
bright, helpful and ev
body come.
of honor in the
cess of an Orange
option town may
with appropriate
ng, eto., presented
R. agent reports 191
ley, 100 for Goderich
ng Britons had a
e competition for the
ir class.
About five tho
excursionists fro
Bruce wrestles th
the Battle of the B
re invited to at -
at the Baptist
morning, when
e of his popular
rt of the regular
vice at 7 p.
nge,istio. Every -
100 mattresses to sell at reduced
prices tor next 30 days Ett WALKER'S
Furniture Store.
and Orangeraen and
Huron, Perth and
onged Goderich on
the anniversary of
yne. The town was
g at the piano. elaborately decora ed for 'the 00Cagiell
pony enjoyed ' an with arches across he streets. Speech -
The table deoora- es were given by Re, a W. Lowe, Loudon ;
arnations, and the
t young lady friends
oodstock, Brantford
he large number of
e presents evidenced
in which the bride is
's gift to the bride
he bridesmaid a pearl
oomsman a stick pin,
Baer a gold -tipped
gifts inolnded a silver
inet from the brothers
bride, and a handsome
membere Ot the Wing-
ing Peeple'e Union.
resent from 13uffalo,
don, Stratford, Brant-
oderich and Thames -
Ere. Tomlinson left on
T. R. train for a sheet
southern points and
Direct To Q
The Canadian Pa
through line with a
City, affording pas
freedom from tra
For the Great Terce
a single fare rate
round trip tickets go
25 inclusive. Call
office or station for
Rev. W. H. Grab
Mr. Durant, Lona
which the town wa
visitors.
ra, Ohathem; Rev.
n, and others, after
turned over to the
bec City.
;fie is the
sfe and delays.
•tenary Celebration
d going July 18 to
t 0. P. R. ticket
The Dand
Inlriew of the fa
in Wingham are o
limns, the following
is of interest : "Th
the dandelion corm
better," says the
done it. I have a
up my lawn eith.er.
dandelions out. I
f ully every spring
watch for their
the summer, thus avo
Every spring nett
grass seed on my lawn
it with seed that is 1
of frequent cutting.
when I am digging d
pooket full of seed
pinch of seed in each
New grass grows up
hole and chokes the da
lion Pest.
that many lawne
mu with dande.
am the Denver Poet
re are those who say
t be killed. I know
riter, "for I have
lawn 200x150 feet
, and I didn't rip
How do I keep the
g them out care -
and keep a close
peare.nce during
ding the seeding.
plenty of blue
and thus supply
st to it by reason
ot only that, but
ndy and drop a
ole I make when
from the sod.
uickly, fills the
A new electric rail ay between Ot-
tawa and Brookville is rojeoted.
Mrs. Henry Harp r, near Mount
Forest, was beaten on he head with a
club by a tramp who e she surprised in
her barn. The tram ran away, tut
w. followed by the ired man, who in
The glorious t fth was celebrated
at Listowel M nday in a style that
will not be forgott n for many years to
cpme. There wa a crowd of fully ten
thousand people present. All trains
Were packed, and s the day proved an
ideal one for the oc salon it was enjoyed
to the full extent by young and old.
The MothOdist, glish and Presby -
talon churshes pr viaed meals for oaaer
three thousand an all were well satis-
fied with the spl ralid and generous
servicas meted out them. The grata
was conduoted ha fi st-olaes order, The
aadreeees at the als. were given by
County Master eph Walker, Bro.
Col. Scott, Walkerton; G. H. Dickson,
Moorefield; Rev. (1 H. Tauckland,
IThe Leading Shoe Store
Clearin
Sale
1
SPRING AND SUMMER
SHOES MIST GO, ON
SATURDAY9 JULY Eh,
We comtnenc, a Grand
Clearing Sale of Spting
and Summer Shoes.
Good time now to buy.
Lots of Summer weather
ahead.
Good Shoes at little
prices. Remmber, the
'date, Shop early.