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IHEDOG. TAX • AND LIVE ST OK
„ • 1,110ft0.1111.11. ACT.
Dkis leliOnikin protects liine4e9gkreivitot also- Uts reivoss,!•,of dopy
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This'Act requires o
The taxing Of deg4,-andi' a leaning Of deg -tea
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shall the - ocal, airier or Reeve Of the
, . -where live stock 'Tattle 4•PheeP) are injured. the
owner
'MardeiPailti within fort -Pig t hen:ra After discovery of
•,,t44,1.1kt!:11a,ge.'
• uiiiciPality;' and one for the eiwbet.pf the livestock
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.ettlei of the . se notsatisfied ;with the repeat
„:2riay appeal to .the' Minister of '.Agriculture , for another, •
Valuer by.1:lepOiiititig$25.90. This ineney iaretiarnedriftbd...••
appeal is eucceedfal.bo is forfeited if the.appealls lost»
r--theraWard.made.by the Valuer appointed by the ,
, Ministerie linal..' • . -•• ' • -
For copies'of this Ad apply to Oe Live pock Branch
ONTARIO: DEPARTMENT OF
Partlam•Nt Ontario '
HON, DUNCAN MARSHALL • 'JAMES I. FAIRBAIRN
" Minister Deputy Minister
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r.o. up.!•rr
in
ourteou
AS WE walk about on street, highwoiy; and, bypath weareall ,
. most courteous to each other as we pass Overtake stop, cross,
. and otherwise mingle ivith our fellow -pedestrians. 'None of us
would think of being 'otherwise -we are just'netnrally'cour. '
• Hut , tea' often this. native...courtesy; Imre*. wi- lib:in.:we get
: behind the wlie'r..1' Of *Motor vehicle..
'.Do not lei your 'finitude Of cciurteaY .leave.YOU ivhen'I.Midrive
bit, rather, "Try 'Courtesy". every inr.h of the way
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When you meet a zett-motorist pull well over to your right,'
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When you overtake .sound your horn -a' short note will
•do! Keep to the rlecht on curvei • "blind spote'and, of course,
on Drive at.the,spftd of 'the triffie you are in -Y..: don't
• up the Never ,PUt the "other -fellow" On "the,
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Dip dim your . lights when you meet sit night-neitlier
• you can see •where'.to steer Wilieri• you are "blinded". '
DO not ,"crowd" Pedesiriens, Wo 'milk' at tizzies and we, a
dislike being Sunlit& • -.
your intention to slow -down, stop or torn and
otbarise act to your felloik-man awbeel in the, same con
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*devote 'meaner as whin he 1* afoot -"Try C.ourtesy" every,:
ineh of the ray. • •
IIIITE
7116 New Spirit
of Ithe Road
MiNisitivot HIGHWAYS
PRO'/INE ' OF oNTANO •
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Town And Like :It
Winghara clung to a chance tit
BY R. J. DEACHMAN
, For, yearn' I lived in Rities-Llarge,
Medlin* and small.. Now I live in a .
Own and like it., There , are reasons
why 1 should:Troth to tell I was
never.enarticoured' of the big City with
all its mechanical forces of action,
,its'inaesed' fuss, its „feehle.,aecomri-
lishments. We ',should !PAM; to our
needs the place we live -hut this
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fashions „, bar lives to As..:var.rne
whims. But let us, together,. go over
a few of the. advantages Of the town
in the hope thht, we may make them
stand forth' in clearer light: ..:
• One is the cold' legical, fact that
in the town hying'. Costa,' lees..--; in;
other *olds one, gets ...Mote .for :whet'
:one gives. In the cities We .pay muck
for .little. Inthe tovin . weget.a, nun
for our ' money. A lot,one hundred
'feet wide and two hundred feet deep,
seems like a farm in .a city.- It would
cost almost as, much. In the town it
'costa relatively little and gives more
joy and Satisfactien. -open to
the air and the sun. Grass, , fruit and-
ilowere„grow better. It you:doubt my.
statement come up and see me genie -
fin* in July when .strawberries' .and
3.aeptiettleirnare ripe, or in October
when the. cOrwie „rea y for the pot..
- = enim;e,
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cost less, in the town.' thaiilkthe. city;
Taxes may .be nominaily bight eepec,-,'
hilly, of, late years, but valmitni , are
-letver--fand-that,.all-important„-ite
existence: 'is not so , great -a bu den
in a. town as it Ora eitY'• •T • a..
portation costs less. .Street cards a d
taxis, are-q;iever-pressed:into'Servi e.
„Youare closer to•the.sourcea of su
ply of, the necessities of life, and the e
are ways of 'cutting ;cite which e
not be done in the larger centred.
• Inthe city you are called upon to
keep tip .with .the Jones family. erz'
don't like them. They t ink
more of .their clothed than the 'do
of . their .thoughts -quite ntly
wiinder if :they really thi The
larger - the city the higher, th 'stun -
deal of living for. these .who can af-
ford it, but to the .niari:-.wh wants a
....retenahleUite;j. he -11
dam, of .living, the lower ietandard
of- comfort. In .the :city 9u pay for•
things you do not get The greatest
things- wide are idiffi to. purchase
with Money; The lis would have tp
incInder.breakfast • fie with a morn-
ing -paper, :tither o. think; .a quiet
place to •sleep, a d 'friends; who are
capable of under aiding. These dear-
est; Whines. are WaySaccessible in
the town -not = ways in the 'city.
1Theri. I like .t live in a. place where
the children k.'91: me and tell me
their • troubles. Today one of., them.
wanted me to ke a sliyer out of his
.finger and I ,id it 'with a:deftness
of '; :surgical. ciency to :„ portrait!
What- is the u e:ot living in:S` city
where the ",jani or's 'daughter in the
apartment bide 'is the .'only • child
You really know. True--1--at times they
are noisy .and, t y Oared with the
'robins the, hibt of y,,eherry,tree but
they paid., for it o e hundred times
over with, their 'kin htey and smile -
times with their tea .. At 'first
questioned :their nwisd • in sawing
off. the limbs in order to et thedier-.
ries„:ThisTseeined-like-w tow -waste
of..".iwit,-yeties-friiit,_and,_ eh:Attie..
niemhered.'thar-govermneri
same.,thiitge-saw; off; this Ye , the
limbs which *Mild beat fruit. • 'est
year, inid governments ' are:..MO •
*Ma people are expected to follow,
but this.is not a homily On econom-
ics. but; a Stray thought Or two on/
life in town. • . , • ./
'Then • I" like the "way things are
organized In the smaller places. They
meetthe needs' of ‘.the people who use.
them. ,Golf fees , are less • beamed
Management' costs little. The: Club
:House is not.•so elaborate. No White
coated waiter -serves--you ardently -
with longing, hopes; for . generous tips.
inc course
yourThliairce a's as good as the other
felloWs and the "green?' are all that
-bould-,-fie-desite&- : • ' •'
--Almnst every town has=s; bewling.
green. The. fees are low do that every
find:may., play, The; fun is divided
equally .int:O. three parts;' the game
iteelf7thir-good-riatereof-the-1.players,
and their bantering language. One
little let,. bends the:bowls to her Will
by the anasterly „-Petimaslyeness." of
TV,
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Th f the threSher, is. heard
in midst.The fall' *heat .which
looked 'so pibrnising until harvest, is
, praying somewhat disappoin Ingihoth
as to 'r infesta-
tion of ark rest seriously': damaged
, the -9 alit), . of .the.: grain,. timeh. of it ,
aing shrunken.: resanahl)ag 'Xintt'Oa'
• no, 2 or 3, rtiore.than fall wheat. Mr.
Milvert Reid t 'resheci an eatimated
1000 bus off -.35 acres. -
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Mr. •and g 8. •James • :Craig, Mr.
Melvin Craig. o • St.'. An Stine end
Ale. Warren .',Ra ford of, -Westfield,:
' %faited *Zion frien s' on :Sunday,
,
Mr. Sidney 'S ith of Albert; Col-
lege,' BelleVi e,, h th t of
!toy. W/4., and M on' • . u •
Beach, •vvill have charge of the set."
vice on, Anhfield Circuit one :week
,fitim nexit Srinday,
-11 a.m.; /licketts, ,:gnd,,,i)4,1ce8
'ag!-Ist
' Mr, Alfred Ritchie
, engaged with Mi Ilarvoy
• 'Enicardirie 'fee the PaaA 'fe
js emphiyed with Mr. \G
threkihing prolit:
• .Mr and Will Gardner and
Ilaroldl, 'visited with : Mr. and •gra;
, Jos, Freeman and faintly an Sunday.
Mite. Richard, Gardner' on Tuesday'
attended the' funeral'd , her ,uncle;* the'
"-late -Thernagz---AgAr. ef,:zitrainpton-2, a,
,
has. been
Ckert of
rnentha,
. Oihsbn,
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former resident of thissection.'
Dentist: "Therea tieed to make
all that 'fuss, ?dr; Whir, I have . not
touched your tooth yet."
Yeti t; "No, but • You're standing
•Mr Max Ilildred has returned
home from Leamington.
The Oarden ' :on the United
Church logrn last Tuesday 'night was
. .
irlig socce4.
Mr. Robt, Hunter and; Miss, Hazel
Stubbs' 'of . Toronto visited over the
holiday week -end with gr.- and, grs,
Jas ".
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Mr and 'Mrs A. Wesley and sons
of Walkerton 'else Cobntrymati
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(nee Mins Vera tiildred)' were calling
n414-...htleridie-itr4be--villagee ti '
daY,
;INV,. 13.. IL RObiwcoii Mrs.' nob,
insoiC et -Montreal were gnesta of
1‘1,,r, and gra. Jas,. Arnold,during the
ee ; .so, eft ,severallyld
friends., • , • ' *. • '
'Re), Bali and mrs.:hali tdilo
forMerly.., bervie. Circuit, ::,Vvere
gliests of Mr -s. Sturgeon
Mr .; Thos. .. Hewitt,. Misses Gertrude
and, Alice HeWitt, , visited. 'friends in
London and, IcerwoOd last week.. ,
'Mr.. and Yrs. D e6,}Inlittirt• and
sen •TeesVat:er, ;Were recent
yisitots'.itif„ Mr. and Mrs, D.:AL:nem.
. ,
.Nerth Line,
Was hOlidaying;in Berie :last we'ek,
Mrs. Delgey, POlubi:a., is In
Rev. y.
ititchi6 th6 rectory,
Drritd...:agsith......we hear ,theS,sound_:_e
the threshing Machine. Whistle; .
making the pleyoffs, by. defeating
Port Elgin Saturday to 1.
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'Whighana and Teeswater • were
ilIed to, Play' Wednesday in the last
;One' of the sehedule..Wingham must
win thie. gaine . to tie Allenford for
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4th .place, • •
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cunning, - dfauIted their tvve
it'reelc.,. • '
• ,* s ;
• Jack': MacDonald. 'does not agree
yeitht,the plan' thb,,t. allows all " Other
clubs two wirie gaMes ;With
Leeitn.pw,'*,and: Kincardine,:, who de
regardless of'Arhather,..heaa:
efulia registered victories or not
• 0" * * * * • • • e.'
He 'Maintains -the ..garnes,thOse OF' el
'dubs. played should, :stand as .whn,
ar losses ' •
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throwing the games ont, the
s
president; Wm. Dobson, stated a; pre-
ea:dent -wae,created An 1994 -when,
,OLettivi4nn-,7Bouwinnife.r.gaineaweie dealt with'
o.. * *
/0 1/4 • .
C. PanlitS Mat, • however,, that
eligible pitcher, and was only tht
games that .4 won that were thrown
out. - -
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. It rather' appears that. the mattei
reniain as first announced though
and either 'Wei *add. have little;
anY 'bearing, •
. * -4, * • *
'eeley, BanoYer and Pert Elgii
definitely 'in, in that Order an
13 ,uc.kneW defeated. Alleniord once
anti Kincardine; 'took' a 'win frorr
Win Mini „the' pesition of these' tv42'
altered unde-
aither
either system. . • '
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town -because there.are men of execu-
tive
her dequenee. If the bowls. ' of -her.
own side are. going' astray, she pleads
with theta. like a Billy Sunday call-
ing 'Upon, sinners to repent -if her.
Oppdnents . are. ;gaining • she coaxes
the bovils to g� wrong, to slip acro'
thedeadline, to daily .by the wayside.
or to crash head-on Into some lucky
shot which gone 'before. The *en
in "mixed doubles" gain steadily in
restraijit of, language.. They: carry,
often !without .expression, thoughts
which, as Wordsworth once remarked
do often lie .too deep for tears.,
• Now ' these things succeed in the
'capacity who direct and encourg
age *them arid do it net for what they
get. but for the. joy Q f 'doing some-
thing worth While. All this 'serves
to eneOtirage a conindunitY spirit;•a
competitive • entliusiainn Which sur-
vives • without _bitterness Or rancor;
The • huMari race may live without
deinencrecY perhape • without.' goV.,
ertiment of any kind,, but it is lost if
it, fails to hold its capacity to play.
Vietbry :is het. everything -,neither is
moneY.-the genie is the major part
.1 love :to hear the ramn. in town ; It
,falla Rite a tberiedidtion layinS,
g_arderis and fields: You think, -as yOu
hear' it doming 'of the things it will'
• buNGANNoiNt-
mrp, - B. J. Crawford entertained
Sunday her gr41101010tOf
RObert MeeMillan"and• Mr, MacMillan
and on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. . Bert
White all of Detroit;
Mr. and Jilts, Robt, Bean and child-
ren Donald and Shirley 3: of
Carlowp visited, her mother; Mrs. C.
C. Brown on .Monday.
The, Ladle? Guild of StiPauls will
meet Friday Of next week at the home
"-aaa.aa,
Miss Floilt .is ' returning
frekn. a meter .New ' York, On
Monday, ; where 'ehe,
study-
ing on a' two weeks' courde at Colum-
bia ‘.
:The Bible . ,Study Group of the Uel;.
ted:Chureh, met..,Tuesday„ evening at
the,',.home Of. Mtn:: Crawford. •*".
, Mr. rind 'Mrs. 'Jack' Grahant. (nee
Mattie .Rose). of Detroit, ' have •been.
renewing former acquaintances this.
week in the village; ."
The "MeSon, Order". picnic was held
last Wednesday afternoon by. the lake
at one .of its member's' .farm,.: Mr,
Gee:'Adafris",' Fort Albert: Many from
the village -attended -arid'-'rePortecl a
very good time, little) the rain after
sports. Baseball wa's enjOecl in the
Tentative ..play-og., dates were sel
The pit Awl 3rd alse. 2ndl and 4th
.placed teems _play August 7th
and.lithe if necessarrY the,. third
;ante' August. kith.
The finals, August .18th and. Slit
,the -third game; if required, : Angusi
If wet on ,the datei'set,`the get*:
spist-be; played the following play-,
ing :day., , • , •
• RAPID- CI
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.Mrs., Joe . Jardine (forrikerly Abbie
...dacKenzie) Gwen and Kenneth left
or their home in Evanston, Ill. with
Jardine on 'ISnmlaY,*.after spend.
...ng,e Month with her Inother,Mrs
".' aikonzi-c---and -Mary.
r and--Mts.---Malcolm4Stewart-
IUJim England.---Miss--June- Mor
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• *els inDetroittlihren.f1°Iras't!f°117rit.hsilPsni'wveieski:t''
Messrs', 'Bill Stimson, Frank , end
'Petersburg, -spent th
at their s
Mr. • Robert `McNeil wider the
.loctor'i-eare-thia-past week. .. e -hope
• tem speedy ..recovery.
• Mr. , George Hodgins, Ripley, Mr.
ind Mks. Bill ...Webster And family
-;Pynt- the first of of -the -.-Week with
'crieuds at Chatham. •
, Mic".`715.r:-O.7--Reed 'started. wheat
threshing, last Friday with the Bet-
-taw sylydrate- machine.
•
'Saininy, asked the teacher, bow.
Many Make a •million? . '
, AIIStert aal,114.
afternoon and two of the oldest anein-
fiere;Mr,--W-nidliiiile-et,Ged,g240MIL
Sandy Young of , Carlow, Were pres-
ent, ': and spoke. a , words of
nd-
lress at lUneh,tinie,, which Was :riiuch,
appreciated.
:We regret that Mitt.. Herb Alton on
the fith concession, been quite ill
th,e Past week and under the doctor's
• List Saturday afternoon was pleas-
antly: spent Mr's: Ada! Pentland
and; deuthti. Margaret dangh-,
teisrin7laWi_Mrsz Frani Pentland and
Mrs. Wilfred :Pentland and :Mrs: B..
J. Crawford, ' a^
dar partr.:6f.ltrs; Warnock,
Goder-
ich, Who Was passing the 480,th Mile.
:dope, The ;afternoon Was inuch en-
joyed Meeting' old :friends and reca
family as.ok, 1:frmerds.'::Ite7oHr.4_,4,d
of 1 Toronto are visiting her
Mc-
Clureparent, Mr.
and other relatives.
. Mr.. and "gr.s,' Wilfred Elliott and
:Children, jaequelirie.. and. Jean ..''.of
Calgary, are visiting 'his 'Aster? ',Mies.
Elizabeth Elliott...and other relatives
hate-. '; _•1“ '
:Miss Clare Sproule :returned to
'Stratford, Monday; to resume her
opositionterparts. aft6\7:.'a vacation
. pleasantly
spent with ,Irelotives :here and, .in
.'. Miss Melba Armstrong R.N. ' of
Toronto, ,joined . her mother, Mrs.
Sam..Arinstrong and 'Miss Frances
4Bitdngdesle.innftN6asUontirtAslt.a to visit with
Mr.. ant ..1‘Irs. Jack Perry. 'orTeit'z'
,--niticraTlet-beeVirisiting:,-„brerTdiftel7
Afi'Et.-Mhi("Beffilintif'con-the-Ath con:,
Visitors:1ith Mr. and kre, ilat+ey
Alton have*, been her Meier, ..Miss
Helen McCabe Carlow and. Mt: and
Mrs. Alf, Armstrong and son Gordon
and Mied Pearl:Irvin, :London....
-1;Thlh-6;r1:4!CI:Ciriviisci.711:1-idraeunion picnic wasy
in }Iarbor Park,
Goderieh, when: about '46. Of the Clan
were present: chielcen 'dinner 'win
ankh trijciked in the Park pavilion
end,relatiVen Were Present from Tor-
onto, London,',Stifliornae,' Stratford,
Exeter,,Godericii, and -Dungannon. The
reunion will be again held next year
litlfailibrifl'itric on Civic holiday.
: Sam Glenn . and grandaughter
Virginia : Strath....et. Detroit, ' and the
ladies' brother Mr..,passiriote 'of.
Chicago,, have; een visiting: Mrs, J::
J, Ryan, erin and Mrs: Jas,
Stonehouse: They nt. to Goderich
. ,
urs.
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ROMANCE ANI) DRAMA IN 'l'IIE WEST -
• 'f, 'VOX " • • • ' •
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n. Tues -,'.W U US i
=SPECIAL-, .
0.• II It
isort ° 'oco
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that biiEsineei i9 • better because John
:Smithta7drop- yield"wili-,be' higher. In
he oiity, he pleasures things by
curves . and graphs. In .the town the
question is -what , of the .1growing
crops. The railwity‘nian'figtires Pre -
;Tess by .increase OfIcar 'loadings, but
:ary loadings are a deed !material
thirig-and 'John • mith's • 400 benhel,
crop of Wheat on 'ten' tiereS; is real,
personal and Vital, both to , John and;
the man in town* who : •knows : about
it/I.:was in a 'telephone office a few
days ago, and.. the: girl answered a.
"All 'tight she. said, '„"go,
tight, ahead and cut your :hay -wait
initiate auk! .give.- ion; the aterr7
And she , read the , 'weather report
from ' the morning paper -no doubt
the :boy •eht his ' hay: _ •
• The farmer is. ,close to the soil and.
'.the.town.ie*clefie to the farmer. Mass
Impulses .svvaY the city', but individual
nitiative begins .further back ainong
the, trees. There our cities an
intensive localism ' which sees nothing,
iave,that which they deem to be their
atva harnediate interests -US .Chok.,
ing influence 1,On our .national life.
The -,eity Wows. little of the Country,
and . cares. less. " It cannot be intetp.
reted, to ' the country nor the ',country
o 'the city -.-one is too far 'froM the
!the., lint Own knows 416 dOUR-
• do fat' the'CoUntrY and ,of those who try '; and .the'COntitty ,kifewii the tiaveti
will rejoiee,at the rain: Rain in the
ttrirenkrautarunnine-civater front-
filthir eaves. the country it tells
the story of freshening lawns and
fields, of thing revelling' in the glory
of a new life of gray faced dust, dis-
because, their iiiterests are "the same
•-,---thee-dWeli-lit-unitY-together=--et-
leaSt, hi unity ,,of thought.,
Yes, , I ATI glad t live in a town.
I wish the: city people Oho weave in
ttnd out the barrow lanes of citi"lifn
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snlvi " fagt fieldrf and roads end could Serino,' for a time at ast, the
g
rieher deeiier "oii-tlfe"-fttce of-heaetY-and";the-freedera706 wn, and
all the earth. . country. It. ,iv`oUld - uplift their lives,
• Tacre_is MoregOsSIPLin the rnalJ ihiliTOVO their thinking and break the
ler •plades, . bat it is if
Malicious, tangled' Weave of :ebbwebii "from their
Everybody knows " if YOU have been thih.dm They would realize then 'that
to charch or out of town,,..or.-tinder- --0,-tra-nn`-y-i)37:a-restd-thIrteattfo,itheii-tittiOni,
An getting 6" "bathitig 84it' iikiireui tete tf 11143 n in' t Ord knO WM -in n net too it town at I,
• , Keepme that school -girl complex. the w6a.tb6r, all times from .eioser
ion isri t f as •ar fat' Mame gala ititiMat h* h brings a keener irt" ttrn gla4 ja"° b that r• hve in tj t•PW,11
y C
;E.tat..04: • ;or
TuesdaY te'spend-;:the emaind f
ALSO AN ANDY CLipt: coy1047.,'ANIT,•;.• ii[pitTSUBjEcT
•• AwitissiONADithits 35c'; CHILDREN •
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HFIEL
. :Dr. ArnOld Cowan of. Toronte was
the. guest of, his father; Mr: :John
Cowan- Sr., over ; the week end
„Mrs. Dora Lumbers 'of Toronto;
spent the week -end and holiday with
friends here and in Ripley . •
Rev:. lc. and Mrs. MacGillivrity.
are spending their vacation at Kea
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Wick. Camp, • • • '
.The MacDonald , :annual re -anion.
Was held ,at Kintall on ,Satuiday.
' Wheat- 'threshing is .full swing
• • • • • ' • • .
arid±the • eatis'faCtory. • "
yIelcl la ,
represented et.the
:.doderich...:rerinion* whete a full meek
•
of special.'Ettttaetione_are being. jog-.
ed. This is by farthe.mest suecesete
reunion they i have ever'. had. Monday
was a:tee:era, breaking crowd it being.
Civic holiday. in all towns around.'
, •
aW A
.visitors--with-Mr, an -Mrs .-
The.Misses Edith and Mary Shep-
herd_ of Toronto have been visiting
their cousins, Mr. G. Treleaven
and I1ar4ey Tteleavenr..LtackifeW.
Mr. and Mid., Jas. Figgins and
farnily JohnandShirley of Bt. Cath-
arines, re visiting aunt,. Mrs.
'Elizabeth' Robb and - other relatives
around. ,,$.
,Mr. and Mrs. StanleY. Hughes of
Toronto, visited' her parents; Mr. niu
Mrs. David, B, -Errington,-. also her
Mrs.' Mary Riyett.° Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Erringloa„LAnd_fou_.
. . •
2 ••.„, ,children,....alstriPrr Sunda: • t th
home of 'Thos Rivett
• ' ' •
the Week i•Witif Merida '
Mr. deb.'. Adams aceOwn
and -,..Mrs. C, Congram to London
an Saturday, 'Where. _lin Visited 'NITS.
doniS at. the .Banaterinm.' .•
Mis Sant Armstrong, PranCeS
j-30,1gps kiis',Gelia.Pentland
visit .to ;4;114
were acceniPanied.on4heir retarn.by
,.'
Mr,' Roy... litidg'ee; .* returned
Tuesday: • • •
. And 1VIric-Chat":,-Elltrift"W son
Henry. are leaving :the, first ' , the
• week to.s.l)hd the ,month '61 August'
‘7,9th friends at., Golden 'Valley • and
New Liskeard,'Nerthern Ontario,:
„ DotighiS plenie"Was, flea atAirin-
honk Pork last Saturday. . Those who
ore... as:Ste:fated , attended ftoni
around here were 400 ,Mrs. Chas::
Congrain and f;Ort Gordon ‘iina- their:
bleeds 'Meade' Audrey and Gloria
Cengte.M... Frieeds. . from Toronto,
HS:Milton ' London, Bay City, Mani-
toba and Winglitt'm Were • present.
Nfr: and ivt*.4,0,.pottjrutit• Bay
City, Mich., !viSited. 'VI', and ,Mrs';
Chns.--Cotijrnin ver thc-wtk end:
Pbuglas will he TOM:Ciphered by
'thank: 'here he /atm.( . lwvtitfd by
Cengtam i'was. his birthplace.
Both farnilleg.'attended Sonic Of the
'08t1Oftilli;
day„..Nthee *ere Oconipanied•'bere by
Mr,--Pahri-AtanstorierEainilteei-who-10
.dtfilerithite of 'fee, YetirS ago.
rind
and',,Mtg,' Addle: Carroll and
sons:- Donald! of I) e tit! Were 81;00
Sunday e
Mr. andMie. Rat. Moore's grand...
children, Lc;reeri,' Donald and "Patsy
Nivens of SaltfOrd, returned home
,StifidaY after some holidays spent
here. „
Misses, *One's ' and *eon, Figgins oJ
Welland, w1� spend the summer, wit},
Mr. and Mre. David Glenn, left last
week to, spend some , holidays with
4
.f°1;I:illi17117,10; :i1;k4Irgan.:OfLenden,'
vis-
iting her grandfather, Mk • Richard
Tviainley. '• • '
'• Mr: Iteuhee prei:stq ot North Bay
seatfa-laW of Mr; and MTS:' Burton
Roach, arid who seriously injured
when his gravel truck Overturned, is
, ,
doing ,Very tiCeiy, and Will .he permit.
ted to leave the hospital &male' time
•
,,h11.Itisrws.cRekebe.cca''.. isassisting the home'ot Mr. Prank' Glenn.
• and, 4ft.s.:-.•-mtrot,-);tabel of Port
OOlhornt..ore holiday visitors with liek
parents,' kr. Finnigan
and ' attending "Old* Herne Week" xat
Goderieh: .
'Mr, Melville :Glenn of De -
reit -and -Mr -and--Mite-,Chasr-thomps-
son of London, attended the funeral,
of their' fiA0 Eugh,
dienal,laSt.FtidaY 'trot the home of
their sister, Mrs. J. 3. *am,
Sam TrcleOen has rettitited
to the West to be :with her. datighter,
IlLat.
MONUMENTS -it -11m cost
Having our factory eqUilaped ,witlt
the most modern ,in'achitiWy for the '
execiiiimi, of, high class work, we ask
you to See the largest .display of .
. „ .
;uinents, of any retail;',factory..„in 01-
tario., All finished by sand 'gest 'Ma-
chines. We impert all.-"ofit,.granites.
froin the Old Country 'quarries dir-
eat, in the tough. You can., save • all
local dealers!, 'agents' and middleman -
Profits by seeing- us. '.
E. J. Skelton St Son
, _
At West End Bridge-WALKERTON
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'13E PROUD .0F.YOURcARI,
, .
Vie C.tooOeir for
AsitionoblIMO vialiblnig.-'No7Oollals.:
11
OLAhiolftiouearnegObligewaiideolatitairnolikiotu.ore. On.elurrOveltr:,'
,-;imodo-ersodifor
36:0Z CAN $11.00 AT LOCAL DEALERS'
,TARROFt CSIOULAL.La ," TORNITO, ONT.
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KINLOUGH
Mr, and '311rs.: ,,Durnin !, and
,family: Of Viaighain spent„sdiqrlat
;11;: so
, .
family, Mr. and Mrs.
MerieL: McFatlan; Mr :and Mrs,,'
JaCkSo'n and . family and yrc(1._.
, . •. • ,
Ja•t6o:nTrsii-erii:$i•iiiaq"'at
•of
0 of
t:t74.- Pile: visitingt or anitrie.e.
Mis.M. ,Mel,Aean,
•;miss.; ;Audrey 'Meritilan is ' spend-
ing , feri, claire at 'Lecknow.
Mrs. :C. 'Sitilahert , of Walkerton,
sPent Sunday With her parents,
and Mrs, ilaWkshaW.:
:11lts;' M. 'Dudley, 9f BlicknoWc and
Mrs. Art lialdenbY, and 'familY,', of
Toronto, are visiting ' friends
here.
't-forger't e Anglican' Garden
patty on ,Friday evening,. Anglia 6th.
mr:, and 'Mrs, Jrio, Munro and ,Mies
Jean Macintosh of, Einbro, spent the '
iwae,etiokn-se,nd 'w:h., friends here.
Mre. 'Roy'. Grithain, a `•*nen-Congraiti-
Ilo'sPital, on July '270., to :Mt' and
BORN ...---; jn.* Kineardine Generat:".
iii'Mndiat. with her °sfiste,Mr;iliMitrrtalilLgterrit:'
ham.
BOUNDARY. WEST
'
the sick list is much itnproVeil.
' Mr. and 'Mrs: George Page, troth
kincardine viSited with :friend's 'here -
Miss, Eileen Griffin ilk:deed' ,recently
with- Miss-Vernn--Hami1to
'Mrs; Lloyd Stein; Who ha S been at ',••
has.. rdttirned,Ao. her_ _
home , ••
.1111i88 'Elidde 'Cook Is iPending tt
Week With .friends in Atibtirii. •
Vita, :Beattie% dibion` trein bottoit,