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_LX telephone you cars talk with your neighboukor • : ;•
wuh:an Individnal thousands of""males
telegraphtiyou,ca1i. ',°110119#4;b1 caige'31)7"u!
span the coiitiriy#tt,'by.caige'your .;
message' ran' girdle ;the earth '
In like manner
_you can used clic, service .of the.
Bank of Montreal in' 'or:•large: measure'
•as the. occasion demands. '
'You- can transact business of a purely :local nature -
or enter into .finariCiat dealings with, people in any
Parr of the avorld.
Like the telephone, tele • rrcables-our-s ihcm
service. Is 'as' extensive as are -the needs . .
of'ot�ustomers.._. ;_,_
E • ablished over IOO yea's
Total Assets, in excess op $7OO,0oo.000'. �.
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our - tan
Soft
ande
Even; though you wash dishes' three or four " . 1 ..
times a day and • have the. responsibility 8f
cleaning, and .washing, and scrubbing"for.a
whole household-there',:is no '.
`"fi:ir �. Charmis a
need you to .suffer the-pn,
humiliation of hard, ough _the ; •
—hands. a arm c caXs everything. Wates'
easily and.will not harm the:daintiest skin : ':
or. fabric. •
Just dissolve Chartn n water andyou will be
delighted: with; the way it dispels dirt -and
how , lovely ara3' \soft your = hands will be.
It .saves time --giving ::you. inure
Ece Ontlleal • • ;., leisure for life's pleasures arid out=
Nousel®ald Cieorlor:•
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Ings: ', With•harids� that' show no
si. ns of rot' • he$a:..and..redness.you-ll-erijo
our -1 isure�rnure.
Very woman that tries Chaim,1ikes'it, an
coftinue' to .use it. '' '
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pr; J. R: nlay ox -was fn Tororl
to last week attending • .the conven
tion of the Pntario, Iedi'ca1 Associa-
Mrs, Ciit]''ye�ean fam.
sly, pt!
' New Yoordi ,, ire ylsitinveg and at the
:home of Mr. A. M, Tr+ leaven.
Mr. Howard Henry was in London,
on a ''brief business .trip:last:. weeek.
While motoring through Clinton, he
had the• misfortune to' toms inio
eo lisiori With a',.bicycle but luckily:
ro on sustained,.ahy severe injuries.;,
Mr.. J. Outerbridge„ of Queen's UP-
, wcrsity, Kingston, is visiting at the
home bf Mr,; J B;. ?4irtyn'
Rev.J Scobie, of '.Whitechurch, pc-,
' cupied' the; pulpit. in,. St Andrew's.
church, •Sunday ;and ' delivered farce
'fuj aha .inspiring addresser;
It is our sad a t�yr this �tie�ek', ' tc'
ehronitta the •passing of Norman
McI:ean, ° who died:at , his house; , in.
Ripley`on Mayr 6t1i`it the'age!-Oft
twenty-one y _ears The deceased, ,wac
born in the, Township ,of.• ?'aron ' and
with the exception of some. month'
florin whL h he lived ' fri metra t.
spent all his rife. here. About• three
months :ago. he a ntractedthe illness.
whi .:caused 'his dear; 'and in spite
'of, the best medical attention, his
condition grew : steadity worse. The
-late `!Mr lifeLean_was-•-•of-.a-eheerfr�--
-ana-t-iptiustrionts 'disposition and; hi
early . death waai,'a distinct., shocl'
and source of sinchre sorrow. to 'thF
co.remnnity ' in which . he "lived. ' The
largely:' • attended iiuneral, under th
auspices of. the. Independent Order of'
Oddfellews, was held to Ripley cern-
etery on riday, . May 8th...
Mr ' and Mit..John Munn and Mr•.
• and•: • Irs, T. A Jackson •rr'ctored ti
Seaforth and. l{ippen a�a•. Sut�iay.; �
Dr• E. Hall,, 'of Walkerton,' was in•'
tows 'Monday.
Mrs 4(4-Martyn=is-sufferin
n SalL. HOUSE PAI
#Dr. eria8.and Outbuildings,
it, has no equal
Wide to Hied Office Morainal for' l'nes'.800ldet
MOM!`, PAINTING 'MADE EASY
SOLDBY
A ' & PORTEpUS
Eucknow�`
BE TRIED TO; PASS I-
ON NARROW ROAD
'The' Walkerton'''Telescope• gives
the following account of' an accident
due to�"' reckless driving •.
An ac'eident °that might easily
t to hie father, Mr.: Hetir>Shill, *Elore‘
- Read, whs Out driving With bis •fiis-
all it'. Mr. Isadore Freiberger's sand
atartd home' via Otter. Creek; ,They
...with the 'Ford aria turned out to
4iass another car oh ' the . narrow
- roliekvay :when • Lizzie. - took- •to ',the-.
, ditch. -' The. /Car , 'tinned CompletelY
',Miss, Sail! Wa& badly injured,. *her
:;hert,', right, shoulder, bruised: badly;
right leg. hadlir bruised* *and Cut in
*Mit ' 64 the ankle and the linib
badly . !bruised', sho *as Otherwise
bo merried in tWo days and tor a
like. no weddirig. bells foil' him but
slight injury. *filo right knee ' iis
. grazed oft Ins. shin for, •abotit eight
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•SHIPMENTS OF LIVE STOCIC
ShipMenta of Live Steck from
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Huron County during April.
Steers 700.1806 lb's. GOOd 392' •
. In. last weeks .:iseue I Of. The Herald
and Times,: ',of :Walkerton, : Mr. Art,
WeileY, the: editor, -hits; •off the •Cen7
t• to Previil: when:. the
Side- of; 4:4 becomes, legal,' in the foi-
"That, those propoaing to drink the
table in front of a window and in. full
view Of ..lhe general. inkblie;', re.
Ouired by the Act, will. inake eV!!!
the. Old seeks heiiitate about sitting
get full Under .siich Canditiens. in
citiefi; • 'where =One: neighbor doesn't
'knew another it ' may, he. different
known, hir: tog 4eqs; it's going tO
take' ft..; hard-boiled to , sriceessfullY
_sit j'...s!t_it_with _the 'ladies .and
, ren peerhig :in and -ready to: aprea
the sea tidings. .0 his Wife and,A11
Of his creditors. The filet thet.. the
hotels' have. to board' up the front of,
their 1i/ire:to a height a 6% feet
if they wept te :sell. *.beert' eiseirhere
en the, premises: is Making many
of the inn -keepers 'alight' ;the viilue
of havini the new :ends aliout :the.
TWo Of the leading hotels in-
•W,alkerton, we are teld, • 'have in-
timated that" their Would. forego .the
the' Other twO' hostelries 'Would agree
te de the :Ohm, in Mitchell and•
leagued together and Will net handle
the hop:Nice, The contention: that
of .Ontarie is, not .being Aubstantint-
ea..qt mhy be the thin edge 'of the
Wedge as some. drYs seem. to. think,
but -the test made thia week :in Loh7,
den -where. a man drank :thirty wiass7
es,. int- MiecesSion without *ahawing
!UV; Sighs Of,. ihtoicieatieni. leads us to,
ttntit We read the above 'We had.
Sniooth 3134. 57.4%
1141104. 84,50.
VOlgt(itistiotIt 7,00 *00
who drank the *,„30 glass* ahd to
those whit) weidd imitate hie
8ize 'of 'the ,glaSs the performers,
previous experiehcei An aMfiteur
might not StirvIve.1
stiolihono it laid to it givini:
the, bagpipi.a, dee. WO for popultirs
ity in glasiaiv, Wok, OM At Opal;
Cron
Cin 'L n Jew -
3 Patterns. ".h'• e being
discontinued by theman-
' ufaeturers, 3 beautiful de-
signs in; 3 popular sizes.
Here are the Sizes
9x9: Ft., ; Price $11.45
9at1O i 2 Ft ,` Pril•:'e $13.75.
9112' Ft.. Price $1.5.95
Eory Eug Perfect and ,„
of Best Quality -}_
Have^you bought your
Curtain Materials yet.?
rf Not
WE. CAN SAVE YOU
-.MOSEY
EW Window Shades
NEW Curtain Rods, Royal,
and Kirsch Brands,
NEW • Damas, • ', to: cover
,the old Parlor ..c hairs `.
Leatherette for Couches
Gimps,, Nails, and all the
TrirrLrriins to
BRIGHTEN ,UP-TI-IE-
HOME
P THE-
HOME
.*PLAYING* WiTH EXPLOSIVES
The .Milverton ,8un give!, the fPi-
iowing account of' it" type of Oceident
Which is altOgether 'too common: .
1 "At the mien hour Oh 'Tuesday at
the Poole . school ; sexerer boys were
ihjured through,*.' the expioaion • et 41
difigerotis 'explosives arid Set it off
With:a , match with; the result that'
fragments flew in.All directions, One
'piece striking:, Abrahain Poeteker4
the son of, a Ithesian immigrant',
who cone out , Oetoberi in the
is that _the. sight will be 'ruined. Mil.
t.0.11 'Neuineioter wee -• Also, . struck
the„eye.;•-whilerthe•-•back of -Walter
Mann's hand, was laCerated *with -wi-
ener' piece', and' he else): received.
ONO ih , the `abdomen.: The Poetch4
er boi _Was 'broright by hie father
but Dr; 'after,an examin-,`
.otion of the. eye, ordered' him to he
sent/to n Specialist at strattor47 the
Neumoster !bli was taken to . Dr.
!Mater Awho 'had him Sent ie. .a.
sPeeialist at 'Kitchener. it ia'1"eare,c1
of an eye...some year ago entether
scars' on his face!es a result: There\
Should be 'an • inveitigation iffte ,the
'matter 6y V;iq trustees to •see where
the boys' are •obtaining these dangei-
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itiArtioNG
'visited 'hie motheLlirs.. Stother!
attended the funeral of his fether-in-
denghter .01. Clinton and'. Mr. Hen,'
Mt: Bert, Reed and* Mrs. P. geed; of
visited, Mita.. Thos, Ahaer,.-
•Perdwich `over !the'.-IWeek end:
• Week outing .the, deeth of the tea
Ultimo*: Vie 4if the efi7
ottho theit tad bereave-
kVoinon
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GODERIcif TEE CONGREGATIONAL; VOTE '
The' haine 61.10. Stephen ',Stothers.:
Trafalgar street, haS been sadly be.,
-reeved t.h.-deatis -Of:
which Oeettred -on the 'night Of. April,
29th„ Althoni;ii 'Are; .StotherS
maiden name .}vas ..Sarah Dayidson.
ivAa her: kixt,y7third•yeat%' She
./ S e Jived at. Dungannon: uhti
tahe,renioyed,..*ith. iier,':hUsband '• end
•She was :always ',patient ',and cheerftil
.and tho$ •WhO,, 'knew her. 'kis • a -
bereaved' husband, one sohNillieni,'
;Davidson • Jam es, iiniVidapn
.en; .i-fught:DAVidsOk of Saiketchewan
in vifhoni She was 4reatly,:fiiteXested,..,
ter,-ot' Knox. The pallbeter-
John Elliott (Diingannein) , and
Saiiifitehewan), • were. a.. number of
ta pay. the !eat :tribute to the rneulory
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In the CaliadianT gtg,
et Ottawi ; And;
riiiiitailith_Tiq,*•:af, Mein iiien they
Can 'be :secured ,at preefically • th,e'
eaeli:71Tune •delivii.ty.• In. order 'Ito:
Waiter
BussELs
Crolleasyleyev•Ee. ioliti,:rpur;iisee) mem.
liers of Geneva, Presby h eh
Bruce Presbytery met in t e urc
teria
'Which has the. largest*Imeinbershiji In
• to reegivA the result-oi ',the Voting on
gress'.iiiice 'Easter., There were 519
votes cast. .of these 333 . wore op,'
Posed to union and 1136; 'in favor„ of
inajoriti et. 147, agiirist: The re;
atilt Wae read, by the pastor of he
',Church Who mad repave:a it, from. 8,
the. Meeting :VarS ciismissc' d by the
Paster. ,prenouncing the ..• behediction..
„the- anti scrutiMeerilaierei :S. :K..LEvir
Oswald,: Angus ..McDohald. in
;* the pro scrutineers wet"
J. Halliday, W. M:11house, D
1.1YfeCulloch Ana Cass; .
;The evening a' prolimin
'•ary; meeting -Of :those who. Were. i
fever of' Union in the 'Sun
'day.. School -room Of Gerieva Ghurch
sent by the queriferly,'• and . Tine*
-Boards , of the'. Methodist chlirch
.viting. the Unioniata: to Unite. with
of The United .:Church 'Canada af.
ter June 10th. The invitation wit;
.uhariimeusly actepted hi. the Meet-
. bag* those present deelaring their in-
tentiori :to •follow the Mother Church
Mrs.. JaMes Huston', hae -returned
'after ,spenditig.* a.' week, with friends
MO. William' Abbott has • returned
weeks 'With Mende/ iii:Teeswatero •
Mr. • Tom Kaiike aneht tin evening
lest Weeki:with/friends ih Kincardine.
gmilton Xineirdine' called- on
ed ticeeptably. here on'SundaY.
R. .Harknese" is viSit.
•irig it. the bonne Of • Mts. .Iiinet
neon' beer will iii:.floWing ,freely. MaY.
gist • and 'the ihitill 'demand, after thii'
probingea dry.. period. of. P!'obibition
Royal' .and. CommerCial. •Hotele
steh. ti:tienrttii*4011snitedtila..ttehel.t•eFprseimQ-
ises ' as Mai .lieneeeesary,tt.o eomply
With the new tegubitiphs. gOverhing
tho .sale Of the :four peint donr;?"iitid
eXpeet to be: well eqUippea to !terve
the," thsiti .:publict when the; pro -
T.. A come itite. force.
is visiting -his parents here. "
The concert in the town hill Tuest•
day. night, put on by -the Cheri' SO7
',..-.AVery particular, Mr. *Tee, beritehe
,soles Were :also* rendered
The 'smiga by *the Choir 'under the
direetien of Mr;,, Paton left nothing
of. the sehoel..children • trained.- by
McLennan, of The,' Reyel. Bank: staff,
Will be leaving .shortly to accept a
'wifiel-',.''''M.27re,-t..'.H-e---n-IY-,•Dalisher left
:Gowanstown tot Attend' the tuner.
al.,Of .relative..
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Forty Pilgrininges,46 the lemons
thrine Ste, Anne di Beaupre,/,.m.„
':Quebee, 'have alreadFheep arranged
for•June; July and August this year.
..transt ; of ;Ahem Item Montreal
borta without very definite result*,
the imperial 014.---Ikinitedf. proaoses-
Ntr4,K,I0 , .
The Den. of ,Agrichlture hoe made,
,the exetiraiane *to: the Agriculture!'
'popular ' excurSione *ere renewed
'7foiniet =ears the 'proViiia-- is being
:Of having parties, irons the eaine :sec -
day, The- 'eouti44es 'of ...Bruce Enron,
of dub...rate:4 *belhg. extended to Parr.
4$. arranged by, "te. paities them!.
-proportion Of visitOrX will se • OY
*tor. Last. Year's 'response; '
.,•inVitettioirtoit, the College. wa,4
.of the week's Prom:Airline. This. year
greerime. The coliege. ,property
0,447
The Store with the Stock
.WHAT 'BECOMES OF THE. FISH
• •• -FROM THE IIATCHERIBS?
: Canada, has spent .:good ..deal of
inoney in her. fish hoteheries,*
she hae' *flattered herielf 'that in' ee.'
doing,. She . was net only protecting°, -
been:heard to wonder just` What' .
.brook 'or 10,900,000\ Young White'.
fish. in '6, lake., Finally it was -decided
to investigate Vie ;matter little. On
ly two months,. these fry Were un-
der obierVation hoth night and day'
•ber 15, 1923, Ounstone Brook was .
,and .9nly 174. dry -Were found
1,520 fry were fonhelt, bUt this brook •
lad been seined of. the larger, fish .
„fore the dry were,. dePosited in its '
of. these 1,520' remained alive. `..,At
. this rate 'tft" is .clear that Opt of the ;
'wlithe" 10,00o dry the' whieh
age would he very (small. As tontorio
the Doniiiiieh $370,000 on the artifi..7
,dal breeding, ef fish, the ' :niatten„ is
to' all anglera but else) fo ell "corn -
be able. to Adept meashres which Will
Bennett: ;of. Midland,: who.: • ‘yzis
just. been Mod., for .prohate arid •
dispoires'nf ...a total estite''
1,..111.,Lileitnett, Of Oat: ,P610
end 'the reeldue of 'abbot $1.16,3.60 •
0' ly Wes Cerrit