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A general Banking Business Transacted
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eye Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest:allowed at highest current' rate
--'T. S. REID, Manager.
Cream Separators
old prices. Buy be -
Just a'few left at the
fore they are -all(Sold.
New Williams ' Sewing Machiftes will;- do all
kinds of sewing. They rtin light ; are very durable.
G.ourlay-Winter-Leeming-Pianos will give you satis-
faction. We believe we can save you some money
on a piano deal.
G. : ANDREW, LUCKNOW.
ESTABLISHED 1872
,MEAD OFFICE
HAMILTON
ti
THE immense resources of
Canada must be developed
to increase --.production .o f
wealth sufficiently to take care
of the country's indebtedness
aIld tostiIllulate a continuous
healthy growth. The Bank -
• oa. Hamilton stands behind in
creased production" and legiti-
mate business enterprise.
BANK OF HAMILTON
LUCIIINOW BRANCH -J. A._Clent ie,.Manager� ,
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NOW LISTEN, MY LAC
There will always be something' to do, ray ,Loy,
•As long as time shall last : •
_Thera -will -sighs t fora- tct --
For 11101n with a purpose fast.
There will always be: wrongs .to right, my bc3',
There will always be steeps to climb;
There will always be bobbles and :yeas of trcett,li.t.
Fromin,w• to'th' e;, 1 :If tier'.
But Klw•tty! rerrit'mht'r the tu'1in iris 1)“y
}3e hi 'Ht•st, and upright. awl true;
Don't ntttke ;t -tut t.eke an pressing the brake
t-'
11'hile yet tlis. work to (1o.
There wilt alw•ayis lx' honor to guard, my 1,,►y,
There .will always be sin to smite;
IlerPetnhcr yotfr_ipine: straighter) tip in the line;
1'ott'll finally win in, t6tinht..
There will always bedang: rs to face,•my boy,
*In the path of thepastures green;
'tit :stick to the 1ruth.•tt14 1ip`throifgh'yntlr y,lt11b
.et your outragehtvpierring ,init keen..
)'1►t1 will
141.14.11, be ((Hind at the cross rl'id,, my bo
-And t nndt`ring whish vonwill take:
1•utt'd be'.niirely trial where the ro*(IM divide,
I►tit lit' preyed by the eh'aiee that 'yen stake'
There.* iU .alw.tya (444 -E
(:ar>,..;i.r. m--} ..
.1n11 this is the greatestt►f'all;
, 111 t fitter, buy friend, how others I end,
1 s, r,i t yltttrhirf irr'fafter or tall,
e
There will alWaya I):‘I leaven bet1'rt' y.l,t;1st:y 1;oy,
.\ t•i tint's the nhjeetivesupri'tut••
1:t' courteouscourteousand kind,.and at 11 t you'll find
atter :7.11 \\,l .,
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TH U B,S DA Y, ,; t' NI; 1 _'th,, 1919.
THE =WESTERNSII RE.�+IC�NS
.TMhe` iii .. ) Y.. ..',...
gtlatlt n of 'Hon. T. A L resat'
from the I)oluiuron. Cabinet is the most
significant political event since, the for --
'nation of the Union Ooverament:
Mr. l'rerar is the embodiment of the
Western farmers Movement. H3 grew
•
up with the Grain Growers organization
and is a business man rather 'than- a
politician.' He joined the Union Gov-
ernment becauselethought that, in the
presence - of_ the. war, differences should
be sunk and every energy directed to
the one end. But Mr. Crerar never
could have' had much'.syrpathy with
,much that Sir Thomas White and I'retn-
ier Borden stand for. They are pro-
tectionists; he is i; free trader. Their
aim `is Co build up the manufacturers of
the ' E tst in the hope that that will en-
rich
n=rich the country as,a'whole. - The train
Growers want as few trade restrictions'
as possible, and especially the free` i-
rnission'_to thus eoun.try of farm ge,
'cry. I-tr•-was- elearly impossible for Mr.
following graphic description of prevail-
ing conditions:
Almost • any ►sehctne _ia sufficient to
warrant an offering and the 1►rospecn
writers are working ovc•itirne an they
fear their c'ulleiagnea fir:ci►rnpetitore will
reach the victim first and get all the
money before tbeii particular ''attrac-
tic n" ham been shaped.' for presentation.
It would be difficult to estimate how
many Liberty Bends and War Savings
Stamps havebeen sacrificed to jure
issues " j►bssessin ' epeculativa Toss
ities." That is a catch phrase w
can be read hoth ways, . Men
wouie4 have conte to us asking fur
vice and information cc'ncCrniug prof
tions which, upon. investigation,
back tit tbcirt Tittle else than an a
rtious dream hatched in the fertile
of the promoter:
There are individuals well abl
-'afford ft loss and• these people go,
haste
i
And
ad -
have
1111)1
Hind
e to
into
taut
ort.
per -
Hall
est.
LI1tC'
feet
iod
ver
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earls
fag,
and
rai
on-
an
us
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of
n-
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meat
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all
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al
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the, ,gamble ., with their eyes ,oaten:
these are tint the ones . V. ho are;.lt
',It, -is the° little f �Ilow who ti over
suaded.by the suggestion that the si
amount placed will reap rru h'a ha.ry
It may be that at the present t
people _ I ;r-ve tHHt __to ----s -.0 re - e n d
that mon,. is 'available' but u�hleSa
signs fail, . We are about to see a per
of • depression such as we have ne
befrre experienced,' The extravaga
and the waste of the past two y
must have its aftermath and in seal
the dogs must go to the bottom.
We can write prosperity, talk it
preach it but facts. will rein tin pa
mount. It is futile to hope, when c
dition3 are such that NOTHING but
adjustment to a sane basis can put
on a sound footing. '
Building of any sort in worth wl
amount' is out of the olestion wh
labor and material are beyond the•rea
of 'sound finance. Theories' talk
creating, work for the vast army of u
mployed but. three satire yhercirists f
to show 1}.ow the t.rod.uct of this crea
n} abor e:tti' be_niadeJinancial ly_pr rfitab
al'klrttrs,. :strikes, violence and
loather of means are talked of; the d
ase 'seeming contagious, but.. alwa
ith the rteank that the theoretic
ventually gives way to the practical.
We have permitted a situation to to
moo: ---sold the -spread bas been fast
han its sponsors. hoped, so while t
eadj'istinent'will be costly and perha
'aught •with strife, confiscation w
ever, be tolerated and America is nc
w sale to any cl;.l:ie or class. so trht
e woiilli •naturally prefer a safe at
ne set dement .of disputes and ditle
en& we know. an "armistice" will r
ilt. in ' no final good .and as the situ,
on must sooner .fir hater be ort, At
chs .curl- S ientrliSiu may j•tat an we
'ar their death' knelt now rather tint
d t�c) an alrea•iy oVel hardened rix til
1'n 161.4. the crime of- the age's w
r.p'trated ar.� far three long years w
aintalneai "strict neutrality." Finall
ten insfhlt , 11 id beetr'heaped on insul
d insufferable injuries received, • w
iobiliz:d" for war, but during thos
ree•yearss of neglect 'on our part mil
08 of lives -were lost .and 1)1111008 in
operty destroyed. H'4st.ily trained
1 poorly (11 •u i►p'd, we sent oiir nun
face a fighting machine such as the
rid has. never •known, ;hese men to
furnished with ordinance.by Great
u nor frenzy and liitste expense was
considered • and the people's money
wed like wetter. Waste and 'extr•iv
ace were on every hand ,and still the
htlterti t'riedTlir niori': :�ect�r will ng
►rl )(it illy the 4. x pe, rtniCe, of 1 p11 r friends
ex peri 'tinted, always trying some
)r» -ignoring the .fact that England.
h'rance had gone thrt:ugtt that
and eliminated where �linhivation
wise.' Airplaney-on the battlefront
ben tested to the ti'iest detail but
ea.! of immediately building from
I►ted 1ritterns, weed tllie.f oil with
ideals and in the end used, in many
,tnces,`tbose made on f• reign Foil.
st any sane ors ►u ign )re these
Is there 00 one to right 'these
ngs before it Is too .lat,e' ' ',Ve all
w that a house etiVIdeo against itself
t fall and Lather ie certainty separat-
tself .from the rest of tht, nation.
fere 'i8 It pian i►f intelligence
ruby of railroad employees, ht' tiiilst
haft the individual benefit he has re-
through
e-
t Ilr..►ugh tlie-1�ettva t
1, *reek the system employ ing hin;
whi.•h has. telt and t'lothe,t hits he
has helped It) str.cns;lti. !Phil, the I
1loverTime t 7»>Fti t X.; Thf t1 fi: tI tits T
net` 1►itt when t he worm bairns thecr,tsb
up,t t 'knit' and all signs *;,hint to the
fist that the .1ntt`riean p•1 pie are tiring
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mans
'I'll it
Crerar to get on with the protectionist
elementa' ill the Cabinet once the gar
was over and questions of dotuestic po--
icy came to the front.
- It will be matter foLwonder if their
are .not other defections from the- Cab
inet Before the session is'
over. Mr.
Crerar represents the extreme opposi-
tion to the.-oic(conservative party trade
policy, and naturally was the first to .gip
}lis :reit ion suggests the coating align
nient of • -f acre• trade farmers against the
protectionist city•waoufacturers.
• Mr. Crerar will`in all likl,ihood, be a
representative fro::; the grain growers of
the .West 'for utanyt: sears,, - Ile rep-
resents the fy,pe of ttisu whir) is in parli'a
went to'get,thinga done: rather than to
hold otlic -�
OUR BOLSHIES MUST GO
The., trouble .,tn... Win u i pesx, , and the
threat of like trouble in Toronto has
roused Parliament to one of the, most
sudden and drastic ants of its career:
_ On Friday of last week ' a bill was
introduced in Parliament making pro-
vision for the, deportation . from this
country of the agitators who are roughly
•
Classed► as K.)lsbevists. ' The'.bill was
introduced, 'read , three,_li.utes in_both
houses and signed by'the Govenor Oen;'
eral all in the one day. There was no
opposi'ion. .
The red eye tators.ha v ae lLtoo
f tr. and,_ their intention .to create e•m-•
dltlISns.here such as their kind prodticell
in I:ussia I ecanie too apparent. • They
willnow have to keep gquet, go back to
the country they. came iron:, or go to
j til, ,and -it is doubtful .if they will have
the latter atteri tive
. It. seems strange that the insane lead-
.ers of the Winnipeg strike should get in
this 'country the following that ,they
have. There is a large denier]: in the
tibia unious-who• tiave no revolutionary
intentions Whatever, but tilts ex.tremist.s
are always to .re active than these.
They are always in attendanee at: the
union meetings, while the nlore..yober
element ra main :at !'fume. This gives
tits' extremists an opportbutityl to Conn.
mit thea 1Pgani aim) tO exCi'me mist,s-
nrl's, and H course 'once undertaken is
difficult to give► Itp..
CONiDiTIONS 14 THE U. S.
The war activities in, the I'ititl'd
►1t,a1 eatint war raetj:ttjt= is hem-
the
err the effect. of putting a large amount of
111 to'y into circt1111.i.►u, and creating a
sort of sham prosperity. Tllisevidently
has given the promoter 6f "Wild cat" lievin
otttd above, that the t)'r,►hi u1 t•tatt.;l
•
ment to a sant tlpanel:tl ;iasis' wilt Ale
necessarily accompanied by t outt'nt t.►N•
ani diseeuaioe, we ,flail. that ttiFa tit tits
careful thought ithouli be e4ercise4 .1 It
the luvestrhaent of funds and' coaaervat-.
irtn, iu the strictest sense , followed. '
BRUCE c:ouN rr COUV.11.
The regular June Seasioi `''t•f the
County, Council was held in Wc+art,s,
,.
cumnteacing on the _'Ltd lust.
The Warden and all nu'nht►: rs were
present.
Mayor'Irwin, of Wiarton, on bell
of' the Council and citizens eatende
hearty welcome to the Courn it •
A communication was rt'ceived -fr
,the Department of Highways saying t
Departtnent` had agreed tbat: the r
rhroiigh,(Jhesley iuid.-aloe the 'Conn
boundary . between` 'Brut* ". and kir
should be a l'roviuciat'Uounty I }ighwr
This, with what had before leen des
hated. Provincial County His,hwa
gives Bruce its full share oto t he'll }lig
ways and will snake material differ.eu
in the ' cost of building our 'Gown
Highway system.
The urinal grants were rade- to Ili
Schools as per Statute ,lild_to Continu
tion Schools.
A deputation was present asking f
increased grants to Agricultural Sucteti
+tnd that the forruet� grant be double
'Council thought this too. much, but i
creased the grant front $1�) to $1•25.Mr. Frtienner applied to • have th
bridge nn the -8th Ctin., Culross, adopte
C
as a ounty bridge, and acnnimitt
was appointed to see if this bridge cap
w• ituuin the Statute.
Mr: Lewis for Elderslie, Mr. Willie
,for Albemarle and Mr. Montag for Ca
rick, applied fer grants but were'declined
'l;ne usual number of.applications fu
repairs to, bridges were authorized.
A petition 'was,' received from resi
dents of parts of Arran and Amabe
asking chat"parts of these townships b
erected into the, Police Village of Allen
ford. The petition complyinit with th
Statute, a by-law was passed making
Polite Village.
'she-Scltiestion of the Sailors' -and So
diers'•.Land•Sett}cnunt -wa,, before th
Council and fully considered. • This..in
vol'ves the settlement of returned soldier
in Northern thitarit:i. ;11esars W 1)
Bell, Wm.- McDrntr?ld, ..11.P.P., W. 1)
Cargil I, !I. P P , 'and. C. .i. y1 ick te, o
-Chesiey; representing the Bruce Preptr-
edness LPague,. were present anti ex
plained the proposition and assistane
the' Provincial Government was' giving
to any returneul teen willing to take up
'land in Shackleton. Township. The
Preparedness League ha 1 gone very
fully into the► w atter and very strongly
schemeadvised the Council to aceept the scheme
for Bruce Cotinty.. The discussion was
continued for the whole eveningsession
-It was pointed out• that toe' whole -
scheme,. was expected to be self stistrtin
avid w' tlId e o t. the (', tun ty but very
litt}e if anythitg. Fin illy :t by-law' was
passed.'ts required by the Statute, ap
,bitting st: Catlltilittee lrf Mes r l';trtiill
and 1ir.l').znald. 11.P. I'.'a and the. War-
lien, with plater t,n act to enter into
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Had Piles
'For Ten Years
And Tried Nearly Everything Ex-
cept a Surgical Operation With-
out 'Obtaining Relief - Tells
How CQmpiete Cure Was
Effected.
There are repoited here three cures
.of chronic cases of piles. In all three
-cases many treatments -wertr-triet-bs.;
fore it was discovered that Dr. Chase's
Ointment is about the only real 'curs
for this distressing ailment.'
Mrs, A. Oates, 22 Grilkirison street,
Brantford, Ont., writes : have used
remedy for ever ea long, and am par-
ticularly indebted to it. for a cure front
Piles. *I had• suffered from this an-
noying trouble for ten years, and tried -
nearly eVerythiras .1 heard of. After
vsing Dr,. Chase's Ointment a short.
While I 'was -completely cured." •
Mrt, Ntm. Shantz, 155 Albert street.
Kitchtner. Ont., writes : "For several
yeArs I was troubled with bleeding .
r tried different remedies for
relief without sticcess. , I read in Dr.
Chase's Almanac of the benefits other
peOple were receiving from Dr.
Chase's Ointment,, so I sent to your
onic• for a Sample box. I found it
gave me such relief that I went.to a
drug store and purchased a full, -sized
box. I have used several boxes since,
and have• derived more benefit from'.
itS use than anz remedy _I rtaia__aver_
r: Cussons, Victoria street, In-
•
•
gersoll, Ont., writes : "About) two
years and a half ago I was suftering
from -had• tried .marty-diffef-
. eat remedies for this distressing
• rouble. but nothing helped me., Pin -
ally got a bo% of 11r.. Chase's Oint-
ment. and after Using sit found that I
was conipletetv cured . and ..ns!ive... not
Can cheerfully Tecomthenr1 Dr. Chase's
ntment to anyone stiffering as 1.1
box. at all 'dealers or Edntanson.
& rein° rivals to Dr Chsas's ()liniment
as at treatrnent ter ,poi4
of playing
g as We dO, for -the very reasons
JOYFUL EATING
ltnlr.e your teed L titgested with-
out the ktteretath of painful acidity,
the joy i• t.•tben out of both crating
an,i
inoiNS
S'ar• wonderful in their- help to the
stomach troubled with a iw- tidkv.
Pleasant to take-- relief pe•oenpt and
definite. •'
MADE sY SCOTT & DOWNS
MAKERS OW SCOTT"
agret'utt`n(5 with the- (i.pt ernutent w ti h •
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SU$INEfIA AND 0001;TV ARNos
It!lIV'tt;•t'lir.►tt.AN'it Si;1t" 't+ 1.a1dtptt r.-
unt., Iluiurauce. Vitt attd Marius.
•
1. t). 1►, r. I .urknuw Lotisnl utrei... every F, id,.
555 ailing at 8 0' flock in tin+ir Hall, GIMP.
b. it 61 met. All brelhrcn eordiutl}' int evil.
thirst. '`N'oHir IIrnnrl, W. t;. meeker t,• •
V lee 1. 11 ,l,1, 11e11uttl►' : It, v. tiuC., A 1 .
It,l,d; lF'ul. tee,)„ lir.. l'atetr,uu; Treatuzei,
Alex.
A b' tC .4 .. 31., t ; I; 4 ' Uhl Light Lodge locos '
e. ci 1'Ilur .L.► tog llt .,n or before the 1'1111
u l.lun. 1u• 1.11• LIt elulk ?.t1•t>a
Lurlu,p %1 • NI., I•:. 5 '. 1.tnd .at ; 13. N
al
11...5 loin"; J.'t1., ,i,, Ito le; $eoy.,
ttr INt,o •
U NTAL
15 5N% I.b:lt. 1., 15.:S.,' l:. 1). S. 'Otllee'tlt►
• ..loin• iii Button Illu.'k. Toe,. water. Hir.;
int attention to, old plates, ,crowning 4111.1
regard t1► ollell Sot tlNn"•"`tor 54'5.15 month: (limit, Thur:
' 151oisew'ol k. \'1.i1s 1'ruxt•ter 1st. and 3rd.
'\ number 1't %1 t►lu.'n.x $ 'stet ii'.t t. • t ;
which gr:tnts. li•t i 1►t`en •n.:►, ie for
chaa'e.uf material. for 11. r Wolk r: pt.) t
ed- that at th;;• cit s.:0f the weir they ha
liprts)n8 of these. irinti•. still 00 han
and wanted to knc,w how slant` shout
tl
.1
be .disposed' of. It �was resolvt',1 tit.►
such , a Suints Would btu alli'we11 t.► its
sueh money tut' grants t.► %flit 1't tei',ans
Associations. depi.'ndauta, .csf sold 144
soldiers oldiers tuemorials, anti lik•
purposes in the C nutty? all such-- r;t;its
to .be .approved by it tw,tp thirds vtttc''t,
'the entire st:e;nhership' .0f the 1'c.t
assns:iatlop. _
Grants were tu•tde,to 1,indst;y Ind St
Edmund* of the amount assessed
against tllttrii In connection with County
lligllways _t hese to 0.- lip ar:.e...tft)
is the Highway system:
The a u.tl gr tuts t,t that► ►U to 1V., l ker
ton ho.pital and a I5o0 to Kincardine
hospital were luade.
A committee of Messrs James Doug-
las, Ferguson. 'and .1. It. Mcl).ntaltl,
was'appointed to consider the question
of obtaining a proper Children's Shel-.
ter, with powtr to act.
e
TheCounty highways .Contwittee
and Superintendent , pre4ented lengthy
reports• dealing with ""the system. 'the
coiurnittee pointed out the litany clit}i,
culties they had met with, the large
amount of reis;t to be looked after, •tile
scarcity of teatns • and labor, and the
great ditliet in obtaining ' machinery.
Sorue mac nes they had ordered early
in the year being jus: now delivered
Owing----td.,-the 'great demand: ,just now
for road snaking machinery the.. fac-
tories were away behind in their -orders
and it was ,ntost difficult to get any-
•
thing •in the. line of machinery.. They
had -now obtained some and would keep
iE busy all the time. The* knew the
A. is tv ►N,. 1), 1). 8., tent 1st. ()Ince►
iltiu 111.,.•k, L'u•:know, Ont. Aly modern
method., �u.41..itosl ,nualuriats furnished. '
l'r•,',rn ;,, .1 It, file a pork. Tubulose extract -
i3On t,1. t I.r n •.' 1, t' i Ili hat est, siumplest_. and
$lin>t rrutu i>, 1OM1l1FO1t111. Newest
- thing Ili' a'tcltteial teeth. Alutnii:.nt.'platerd--
n.lrt L1i►blt► •M y
The Double Track Route'
• 111.1'W
4 MONTREAL,, TORONTO,
DETROIT and CHICAGO
Unexcelled I)in:rig Car 'Service.
l'
t.,S i' iaga.xzrs.Nc'p a .ui 3at•yt'raius -and paries
• -cars on principal day trains.
roads were trotter good shape aud-viou!cl
do all they posathir.,.could -to-get them T. . 44
put in -shape as eat:Ilia possitT They
Ding
Eavetroughing
•
Furnaces Installed.
All kinds of Tinware
promptlir repaired.
Full.informaLiao-Roto any-Gra.ttci. Trunk
Ticket Agent or L'. h. 1forni.ng, Distrrc't
Pas •'etlget .ent., Toronto.
A. W. IIAMILTON
t ; 1'• l:. Ag, fit, l.tt,•k now. I'laJiir 2.
WANTED
CREAM - We pay the
highest price. Our tests
are accurate. We supply
EGGS - Any quantity.
Have you seen the Anker.
Holth Sell -Balancing Bowl
e will be pleased•to show it
Silverwoods, Limited
1/4Phone 47 llucknow, Ont.
had let a centract •for.the building of ; 1 in SM 1 t
the stretch of road from Kincardine to
Tiverton and hoped tti have further
parts under construction shortly.. Mem-
bers .4 'f Catin.cii urged the cornmittee to
use every i:tl'ort to have.the whole Sys-
teni put into pril..er working- order
which the 'committee said 'they were
only willing .ttt (10 •as.soon as Un-
necessary labor and material could be • • •G D
.4 • rinkwalter
-that-The amount 'reqnired 'for C..iint'•
purposes this year amounted to 8N:3,
-Thin-would-rermire ;t rate of •tnill,--as-
avainst mills hot yeitr.;. In addition
to this fast.year there was the Provin.
Ojai Tax f one. milt... So the County
Rate this yea! :will be 2/ than
Comnderable diSeus4.n took_ place
on tha amount to be alrowel the urban
municipalities in connection witfi
roads. but after the otiestion was wey
.tfireshed out. Al agreed to allow-ilats
stale basis as last year.
,Dufng the teasion the Council WAS
elite; ttiaed by the Chesley Brass Band
ail 1 tl e. Wiar•IOD Pipe Band, both of
visit was made- to Chesley on -King's
Bit hday when the Council. was. the
guests o' the town .and, enjoyed the
day. Wi won, treated them to a boat
tide on the Pay, an lot the rolVest of
and as gtPstS of Reeve Landon., and the
.sowe Of the corthein roads.
As usual the Jun?. session proved a
busy one,- tnany small matters haying
to be^disposed of. .•
C•iiincil closed .Friday evening, •
Reid's Corners
--Monday. Jung 9
*ANTED
at LUCKNOW
races in Kincardine, Thursday last.
Miss Elk Atenztrong of Kincardine
mot M:ss Nellie McNIUllen were guest's
I he, ro.,1 Aeatber, which, has Set in
sinee.ear heavy rain Scinnlay 'night
extrem• ely fict weather which pre.
Tailed for the past tw k
‘Voods to buy cream
fie us. Ile will A0ve
out . test erbani and
pay h ke hest market
make nny mi -take. Our •
tire matisfa.ltion .41 n
inakeaou !Honey
1,1
The Seaforth
Creamery Co.
Seaforth, Ont.
Medical College, is spending.-hia vacat-
ion at- his Imine here.
Mr. and Mrs. Litter Armstrong spent f
Slinday'Fit Mr. IL MeTattialie'S.
Ford car. _All,,__btlici:444-in4A.ing---nrrATI;
Merlin Ppent the* week t .nti at their '
Himilivr cottag at 1%401 'lark.
in ailed to floilt•rich Stmday
Mr.and Mrs. Clayton Boll Were Sun -
Mrs. Will McMullpn spent s day cf