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VOL�. XLV4
411MJdaAwtMal, f9amb*.. .,QUNBARTON.-
Q�Teo= Z%qver DUNi3ARTbA-'.
..A,. the Community' Hall - Sunday Mrs. 13ean White visited her sister
lkw XH dhd Ba": Snhool- meets at 100 p. in. , Am can in Scarboro last week. UArESWOOD
B. FORSYTH. Oph. D... Director Service at &00 p. ch. preacher 0. R. Great attraction it Dew' Drop Inn'
J is 1111
Ammocladon of Ontario. Rog. Sproule. Violtors a" always cordially. at-the masquerade dance. T 0
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of the American OOM A welcome. Exery one in counting oil. the garden UJO
Z askined by 81*1atment.
areence party on July the 5th at C. Annie'.
It, July 4. Established 188111 •
HIGHLAND CRE914L All mustattend the Union Sunda
School picnic &b Oshawa Par y
Lot"
Baskets at all. sizes A deep gloom. was cost over the 'Miss Hazel Annis. of Fort Union. BarrLte= sari community by the death, at thei early spent the week-end with her cousin. ills
jg
IL 0 1! 1
one 6f'otli most Mine Helen Thom. Y. oai. an age of" years, of
�5-: AAm d descriptions highly respected residents, Mrs. John Rev.- J. R.. Fraser and Rev. J. S.
id
Graham; which took place on Wed•. Ferguson, of Pickering, exchanged All accourits must 176 Pal
A � G. BROWNING. X. C" Barjl$- or arranged for y Jilly
-.X&9A*r. Solicitor. Notary Public. Agnes' SM., t lowest prices uAp H. and Mrs.' Ertaples hRre'rethim. as I am leaving for
nesday, JUDS15tb, after a brief illness. p I its last Sunday evening.
'llongtidiatel vat of Fast OfBce, Duades. Street, About a week before her- death a sore let,
-Arblelay. 9=.0-teM. Ofiloepbo.2102. in one of ber lips developed Into blood. ed from the north and will be settled -England early In July and
poisoning, which later developed Into 115 their new home next week, require my book@ closed,
'n!4TON &.ROSS-Barrititers. so. alt I Or �eJlQ pneumonia which Ras the lopmedimte Our pupils are busy writing their not later than that date.
Ontario J`tu ing,380
an 'Visa Giea�nx Gilmour to try.
cause- of death. Her funeral took exams.
Beaton. Margaret's I for her second clam certificate.
-OHA S. A. WHITS. place on Friday to St. Ma
F. b1l. Ron, id 2747 Cemetery. and was largely attended. %Ise Margaret Fraser, of -Columt1m, j;;
Adelaide
'RICHARDSON & PICKERING- Successor to late W. G. Barnes She to survived by a sorrowing hue- University., N. Y., is spending her hall.
I cits- etc..' -2,14 Conf Phone, Mark 6420 blind and three cbildrem two sons days at her home here at the manse. A Urge
_:Sn 'i _213 Joe'and Miss Violet Atlison open
T6_ C�
a "a, and one daughter, the eldest of whom
and AlCa
to••Tomato I and Main is 15 years of age and the youngest 4 last week - end at - Ngrth Tonawandij.
Pickering ofte open Monday and Wed- yaws, to. whom tbA dee pathy N. Y. with their sister Mrs. D. Heu
181M=1eningsaad all day Satutday, including
evening. Phone Pick. 6680. kf of the community Is e The nick. Fe' ed' FURNITUR tock of
AT BOTTOM PRIORS maiden name of deceased wail L Ethel We congratulate Arthur Antis on W.
ig first claim honors at the U i- of variotte kinds on hand
Hopkins. and she was` a resident of securing n
Fl.
X.- Mr.i :B, -M A Ii. Toronto of her marri. versity. He stood fifth. In his elms. Al.
to v to the time . . I I . 11 . J. R. FOWLIX car. -age r. Graham. By Mrs. Gra- so NoU Fraser on having passed his Better secure your Supplies now,
CLAREMONT, ONT. men'- Institute -second year at the Law -School.
Wngtm Ad. WW victoria Part Ave, 'To- '114W@ death the Wo as It will be Pearce and higher
!4 Dreamers $12 up, Washistando has loot one of its most loved and ban- We regret t6- hear of the death at
$4 up, Chiffonerets 5 drawers in price latir, on. Z
and members. She was :,,general Ogems, Sask.. of a former resident of
R.-D. 0. Stioltb_'Dentlet. stouff- 'andiloodsized mirrors, favorite. liked by one and for her Dunbartoo. Thomas Clark, which took WHEATAND BARLEY
Dville- HOu"GrOduateof Chica half prim It Will ready-smils and pleasant disposition. place un Tuesday, June 14th, as a re.
=0 To
and. the Rays.1 you to, call. It of Injuries received tbe, previous WANT-ED
Su�xeoswo pay
Phone asce 1011. %= I
My daywheas team he wasdrivingran
I appointments. WHITEVALS.
away..- Mass 0MIN I
AXE B. BEATON
D D S and Rev. Mr.
�ft� JD GradaaW the Royal & Roofing Material I Rev- mr- Ratcliffe ul-
480-, of Bkr�;;i Priest. of WhItbv, will eac�ange p
and University of Toronto. once
day, June 20tb. "ITUVAL-111
0iffift bout's, 0 to 6 X British Columbia Shingles. p., 'to On $�" the Boman Clean of the John Annie. of Tnroute. Is the gimt
220. Ph Ju
-.so Phone Z Whftyevlalh, Baptist Sunday School will -
4y of bl's sister. Mrs. W. S. Major.L
BIL 0. SMITH. D. have a strawberry social In. the will Miss Long. of Toronto. is visiting
C .0 A L
D. 43., L. D. S.. No. 2 8 and 5z
tint Sunday School Room. Agood
-XSuccr000r to Dc. J. N. Do her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Parits.
e ills Graduate
RoYal Cbllege.of Dental Surgeons and fine progiftut., all for 25
T. supper And a We are pleased. to Roe Mrs. Brown -
"t Its Val 10 tY. At Claremont Ofike Over D. LT cents. Everybody come. A good supply of Hard and Soft 4'.;
iiBBtteesaff TORONTO ASPHALT Under the management of Dr. B. B. Beaton and family spent Coal
store every Tsftd&Y and Pride ridge better. after her xseent illness. White-
ROOFING LI public school. the children will pe qzi�4&nd. Also A supply...
the week-end with D. R. and Mrs,
-TXBRBBRTT. PALLAI of 'Xindling Wood.
SE. L D S.. Murray's 18 In..'82 ip. and `86 Inch ;= to the picnic grounds on the Beaton.
=-D. S., Graduate of the Royal College Of ISO afternoon of June 28th, A program
Surgeo" and tbe nivaidt of Toronto. widths, 4 in I Shingles; a Miss Alice Turner Is visiting her stove le'ngth.. 7.
'itleare. Out. is being prepared. WD&t@tilDg Of Music.
4M@ca above J S. 'metal Valley �and cousins. Donald and Bobby Beaton.
01ka hours : 9 am. to 6p. m., at by t- Ridge Roll. gamed and A Picnic supper. at Whitby. 12tf Phone Pick. 1709.
Every lady In the community Is In-
V The east bill' Is to have
vited to attend the Women's losti. 3 applies- -DONALD MUNRO, PICKKKING
material. or wilt give price on Lion of road salt soon, to as the
11111901still" gawbo• tote moletillilt on Friday. June 24th. at
finished job. dust outeence.
in the United Church Sunday Mrs. J. A. Pugh was the guest of L. BURNINGHAM
E!,J!�LBWR RIORA 8
RDSON--fte- Sep=oocas when Mrs. Pattiam". of
to UN late W. V. Richardson. &"%W bar sister. Mrs. Llek. of Oshawa, dur-
t MW G
MTM Novi Hamburg. will speak on -Pro. Building and General
samed1=4nows WIN L=Wamm Camovvis of init the past week. -0.
blame In the Rural Community." Contracting.
Lillis Hamlin and friend from To.
LUAML-n Mrs. Patterson is highly recommended Estimates furnished on all classes
KAI% ronto "Not the wee"od with- bar
1W POSTUZ. Licensed Auctioneers as veil wortb, hearing. Mrs. of work-Interior and Extedor.
0 SM oloannift of TM* OM Ontan L parents at this place.
so I:b
UM solin of all khods itame to d WA Tn will give the District Report -4:07t Keep to mind the big garden party Alterattow and repairs,
AnOW Ad&ana Gmets ahw* o.. 6 0 mists that. Special music by Russell
If all, at the United -Church on- or about the Cbimseys Built Concrete Work.
MING XAMT Parks and the ukelele girls. 20tb of July. Particulars later.
T% A-BRATON TOWN MARK
Congratulations to Kim lrft* Pugh. Phone Pickering 5712
*muoimmoawsw Itablior We buy and sell. furnish q onll Don't forget the Minstrel Show FAIkPORT, ONTARIO
w at on her graduation from Tomato Uni. .0
gas" an '*&' and inform"im on all Listed of U-*,M Cedar Grove. Saturday, June 25.'06 versity with the degree of
Ualis
:N*r Am W mining stocks. Hydro-Electric service Is DGW"8"Ur�
We will be pleased to ad vlas what 8 H I YG L R 8
M. - od in the vale and is expected to be in
N A W. LIORNSIRD AUO Res stocks y ld, or eration before the days grow toct NkrYQatorlemod = cr gADZ;& at anks, what stock to son. s ort. NPrsnk Car end friend motored to Galt Galvanized Steel Shingles
W7lo 50 ad MY Ite ouents SM making money by Orillia Wt Sunday. On Sunday "suing -the L 0. 0. P
Zwoewb"= wwb, a■�, ft following our advice. Ford con pon are getting numerous Brougham Lodge attended the Whll�i: Bird's Felt SlAtte ShIng!'1141
*&I* United Church. when Rev. Mr- far Sao at
Our long oxpwience in mining. oz- through this district.
Rackham preached • to them a very TPATERSON'S '.- CLAREMONT'
tending over • a parlod, of twenty Miss Ahod& Davis- flsited her home Interesting sermon.
years, allows us to give sound advice I* Ballantrae recently,
on the investalent feature The communities of Wbitevale and Call and get prim. Phone 2812
of Antino, The children am looking forward a
pring ime Lrd to Green River will celebrate Canada's T. or the speculative feature of a pros- their summer vacation.
70 pecurs mining venture. Raying has been commenced b' Diamond • Jubflee at it picnic on the
y attvir000n of Wednesday, Juno 2@tb.
1W PAiDting Time SOLLOWAY, MILLS & Co. some of our early farmers. At Diamond Park-the poud�Wbfte-
- Humble Michell reports great one.
1111,111 irll re of school
-if you you would have the wit is fowl t a will be a parade Let%* or Goods Stari-
best Stack exchange. Wedding bellill are tolling children. sing I a ee
Members of the Moutreall 'a the and supper. A favitation Is extended
morther," part of the tL HARNESS
ta el
Mistisig Rzebange. every" one to come sod enjoy an
Perey all ad ntAhhW afternarsa of plenion,
Our
`Brandra, rply-of qualiq Harnests &M
OMce and Board Room, Ground Flow. 13roiliers one evening recently. is now complete.
Par"
Metropolitan Building, Roy sad Mrs. Carter and family
;BOOTS--GR'NB SROR
len n s -roviomm, oz"Aum- mcwosoai to Niagara ratio Ian weels. ya
Plassesis:'Adolaide 071 end GM John Ni
_ghowander .has been ongag We have a large stock of this Pam
ed with Gen. Dunican. of Brougham, Mrs. Malcolm llpeat the week.end -unbeatable
711111.1111till and Varnishes Boot on hand
have them. Also, with a niece at Niagara Palle.
THE RURAL fors time for hard wear and tow.
The man was a welcome one on San. John Miller left ou Thursday last for
Oile, Shellac mad Polishes. - dust the old land on a business trip. REPAIRING
day last' owing to the extreme SECURITIES COMPANY LTD. on our highways. Kim. Matthews had fri do how We maintain our established
*en
-,Tires and Tubes for your auto Visitors at the River over the week- the city visit her over the week -end. or bicycle, on ,for repairin, all Ill
* ham and an boats.
Real lbtate and Insurance. end were. Robert Dafoe, WHI Hoover, Don't forget Confederation Service*
Mr. Smith and George Gray. in the church on Sunday atest. at-100
4600
7 Farm Propertise7a Specialty: We notloe a great many o'clock- Mort,6n
from BRADLEY
Miller to enjoying a CECIL
going to and In Wilson Park then Mrs.
Head Office: US 114 Confederation 'a
ALVIN BUSHBY AYL What grand camp ground. visit with her daughter sad husband;' es -mak
Life Building. Toronto. .. I - r sports followed the who are holidaying here atpresont, Ham a er,1
PICKERING Phone Main .lm- Many Of our Mrs. Love spent the vreeir-ond with
young football team to Brougham on . p, Is
Saturday evening and report an inter- her parents. Mr. and Mrp. Perryman, CKERING,. ONTARIO
Breach Office: Gordon Buildings
nit game."' who were celebrating their wedding
Pickering Ontario,
d
Phone 0600. .28tf - Tre. EnnIgn abd Andy Are with .. city - _:,�--.-War Declared
S
�Man o me Late George W. Coates. friends this week 'on account of the
AG.&INST
serious Illness of the former's grand - �45
The death of-Geo. W.
-'w require tress doring CLAREMONT Coates, of daughter.
Claremont, on Friday, June 10th, came
the followinArfew Mrs. 'Beare received m soage on
with astonishing suddenness to. not Sunday -eF*ening itating that her bro• weeks. e CREAMERY only the faiti3illy. but to-bis wide circle
tber. Rnbert was very ill and under- F L 1- E S
Of friends. Mr. Coates bad, however,
going an operation.
11 the Man su ffered a vervou-s break down for six Ali thnse interested in. the up-keep red for the yeariy
Highest rice paid'for - years, tbough his condiiion was not of St. John's Cemetery en the aeventi�
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attack of Ries and
Prioes $25 to $7,5 Ore.m at the considered seriouai Hie aequaintance concession are re-quested to meet at , 7
itoes by
7 was spread over a large 'territory be. the cemetery a it Monday evening at mopqn
e
4we tee OUT $15 Met- having on �7'
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cause of him connection me a mus'c'so, 7 o'clock.
tress to be pure white Ckn� ion t Creamed be having. been leader of the Clare. hand S
This is & bugy-wve"or-4be, ladies.
at Band r newsy year$, ana W. M. S. meeting on Wednesday at
layer felt an organist of gnat ability. Born on
Give no a trial and be ponviaced Mrs. Malcolm's, Inetirbts speaker on a.
Z FI room years ago. the son of the late Thom" day afternoon.
the 3rd coodemorion of Uxbridge. 72 Thursday'and school picnic on Satur-
Ow 8 50 and 7.50- Matt
in grey felt and Very
EUM DAJLE Brougham and Green River played a
M1IJLS and Mrs. Coates, George W. spent-his
satin life in that neighbdibood, on
Servioeable gums of football on Saturday evening.
X! Ise Iffy the old homestead. an a farmer. 91 The result Was a tie, I all. . A spodly
whis Fly PU=
a pro was married in 1866 to Mary IL How• number showed tbdr latirest by at-
7-*,�
Udiming CQu* in pretty Itt, d of the 1SU James Howltt tending the same.
P� aughter
I creteime and of Ux*ldge townithip, and to them The Brougham Football Club am
" 1.1garec - I L� Sipbs
2.60 For Pastry am 8 obildren were born. William And ol X to bold a, dailient to the Town
gwd mattress 1
Milete, Adelaide M home, and Thomas of Wall at - Brougham on Wednesday
Rhilacte River. Alberta. William for
designs --m- illome Um w" a mAtimber of the fern. music. Proceeds In aldofthePoot-
Also-sono- now' des Our: Royal. Brand-, evening, June Skb, at 8.90, Good Allivises from 50 cents to $C00
-Huntii
Simm Walnut Bilde Due Tills, Band. The funeral bell Olub. IMISS pt" provide. Start your dam1*191117
yeas
Grocir's. was one of the largest 46ver "on in
The llbraM board met on Saturday against then
*t Priors At ri this district. It was under the sus- evening for the transaction dgereral
heat not your pests
7- Pwm*re who have w of Brougham Union Masoulc' A&
="a from your own -bustmen-aod-.to-Arransm- for- "-UP-
chaseof more books. The purchasing
wheat, We can moat Baptist Oburch,of which Mr. - Ittee are R. D. Miller, J. Gilman
Comm
Mn. Johnston, Mine Stevenson. Mrs.,
'te rr itt grind it. Oosteswas a member. conducted the
service. Interment took place at St- Brown, -Any one who desires can
�Fui-nituirs DoWer and- POW.'af 0,11 kinds-Ohicke' ►Ifeild, Paul's Cemetery, Uxbridge, where bli le, ,Iistwith the librarian. The E. C. Jon B.
es, Plum.-
Funeral Director hen feed, chop, millfeed. parents were laid to root. committee will consider the wishes of
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C-1 KE I
PORSI
am
Washstands
readers in tbeeboice of books. Fred Druggist and Diepensing
Phone 1900 Chopping. every: week -rimy. Keep the d open for the Missis- and Miss B. Stevemson were appointed Chewfat
a
piak ippI Minst�rls at Cedar Grove, delegates to the Library Convention
P Saturdla Jane the 26th:' meeting this Week In Toronto. PICKERING-,% ,-ONTARIO
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M. z.._
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INS
Mt,
MQrs.of his. p4wato Affairs,than any Roger Neville, who felt In a -wayl
one else."
conspicuous as being a friend of Fol-
CAn ry "It would selm then, Mr.
Xou Neville,
mom's would have preferred to absent'
-that.you, are the one to take charge himself from the crowded scene.
V
of the whole matter. Will you take I But both Mrs. Barnaby and Mrs.
the keys thew-from Rose and consider Voldon insisted on hill presence
yourself the responsible one?" esert them.
he couldn't well
"Not quite that," Neville said, his
"My heavens." exclaimed the
fit
face a little perplexed. "SupPO" YOU Duchess, "don't you dare leave us
FOR TMs
let Rosa. keep his key and lot me take
alone! Why, we'd be - besieged -by LAUNDRY-
r. the room key that Mr. Folsom carried_ gossip- mongers, and,what In the world AND ALL
Then. either of us can have access to could we say to them?"
the rooms." CLEANING-
"What can I say to 14m, -my - dear-
"Yes, that is a good plan," and re- lady?" asked Neville. "Suppoise we,
vTlle.
sieved at the settlement of the quei- go for a ride In th4 wheeled hairs.
tion, Dixon rose to go.
''GREEN TEA Don't you think It would dq� you both
i "I can't see we have anything V, I- -good?"
more to-do until Miss Folsom comes "No"' ' returned Carmelita. 4
,R or wirea�!-Nevllle' went on. "If you Produce :Spineless Gooseb�,
Writoo8alada's Toronto, for free sample., would not do to go away now. The
'want to consult with me when the As a result f some years-,experi-
manager might want to see us, and, meting, the, Horticultural Division of
or comes, I'll be somewhere too, I want to be here when word
around, the hotel." cornea from Wigs Folsom., arms
the Doniinioii Experinufutat--F
"Very well Mr' 'Neville," Dixon . "You know here, don't you?". said has succeeded in isolating a variety
said, and bowed out the three guests Neville. of gooseberry which is practically'
thorn-1*-,4 andopinelew and biiars fruit
-7.
a:rblyn with a feeling of satisfaction that the "I've met her a few times, and,
inter4iew 'was over.
4W me, I didn't take P.1
her at all."
between you and _to of a commercial vfw.- erns var-.
As a matter-of fact,"- he thought iety has been named Spinefxee and
to himself, "I'd trust that ho*nest- the fruit Is of good quality, rather'
N�aville laughed., "Who could take
looking valet fellow before I would to her? 'Anastasia Is not an attrac- thick-ekinmed, bright red in color
N. CHAPTER V. the circumstances and said I was Mr. the gentlemanly Neville, but it's
Folsom's mein." 0 all tie person, I'll admit." when ripe, and entirely free ot 4.
"You have been to the bathhouse, n ne.of my business. If these people "Anastasia!" exclaimed the D uch- Prickles.,
037 Ross?u asked Dixon, straightfor- "All-Aght, Ross. Did you put the are friends of the dead man, its up ess, "what an intriguing name! I'd
clothes away?" to them to care for his interests. at5' love to meet somebody named Anew- Campers —Take Minard's with you.,.
H' llo, there's Mr. Barron. 1 4*0
"Yes, air." "No, air, I just left them In a pile "PPOse tasia'
n the couch in the sitting two. "' 'You found Mr. Folsom's clothes 0 r6om. The I ough to ask him a question or
nr So he stepped up to party of (To be continued.)
there?" I chambermaid is in the bedroom, doing Present-Day Husband (leaving for
"Yes, sir. The key was with theAt up, and I thought I'd better report five, who had Just come Into the the office) —•'I rather thought of
lobby.
A '-bathing inaster, He gave it to me, to you at once, air." bringing Jones home for dinner to-d
39 "A word or two, If you please, Mr. 7HE COUNTRY night. Better ring me up It cook
. and .1 brought Mr. Folsom's clothes "You-did just right. Now, Ross,
Barron," he said, in a low tone and leaves during the day."
ke went on:
as Ned Barron looked amazed, Dixon Sweet Is it to forsake -the noisy street
For a quiet path that wanders thro'
"Nothing much, only I want to a wood;
know if you were acquainted with the A. path that knows not hurry, but
Tentleman who'-died in the water this attdne4
rnorning—Mr. JGarrett Folsom'?" All life to its ow-n, leisure; sweet to
"No, I was not," said Barron, a.
live,
Carless of time, in a wide solitude
little shortly.
"Rut I'm told You we're talking to Of deepest shade, thro' whose high; I
him just before he had his heart at- The Harley-Davidson Single Cylinder
rifts the sun
7 Sifts like a dust of Motorcycle b the greatest httl
tack, or whatever it was." silver flecked with 40 10
china thalt has been in
"You were misinformed. That is, 1 .1
green.'
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he was talking to me, but I c most I ride, easy to
Sweet is It at all 'weasons, but "' OD04TOL &V
annot ornf-C&I StSndb WtdIDIA a rW&I. I
say I was talking to him. Except to sweet
Milsss to Guam of GewoXne. Prilles
In the unspotted ahee�n of
return short answers to his unaske7d- $3W. Down Poymaeat $100, Bal=edl
early
for remarks, I said nothing to him spring, $22 per mouth. Walter Andriews.
When all the woods, even to the low-, 4
at all., Limited. 346 Yong* St.. Toronto, Ont.
"You were annoyed by-him?" est shrub
"Oh, it's going too far to call it That couches in their 'ifhadows, stand
annoyed. But I never like to, have arrayed
a stranger address me in the ocean, In their fall-foliaged glory.. When the
and that is what he did." birds.
% "You were unacquainted with Stirred by the sunshine and the scull
him?" of spring,
"Entirely so. I never saw him be- In a sweet rivalry of rapture pour
X fore, and, presuming on the informal- Their' feelings into song, and each
to each.
to
ttY of the sea, I suppose, he began
�P chat. I, was decently polite, but In Fling answering melodies diver", but
no way did I encourage his'converes- all
tion." Divinely sweet. The air, serenly calm,
-None of your party was -acquaint- And dowy-warm with all wild wood- 7'
land scents,
ed with him. then?"
No—that is, I don't think any of Here- takes no stain, but every hour 1
it• them were. I'll inquire." abides,
5 Ned Barron turned back toward the Like morn, in its first freshness, I
people wbo had come in with him and sweet and pare.
—J. C. M. Duncan.
who stood waiting while the detective
spoke to him.
by gteimei
"I say, Sears," he beckoned to his
Ease sunburn with MInard's Liniment.
friend, "You didn't know that man
COKE I Cruise down the
Foli6m, did you?"
blue St. Lawrence to this V
-n "Not socially," Croydon Sears 're- 2uaint old city. Visit the battle-
F-1 plied, stepping closer to them. "I've grounds artare Canadian His-
had a little business with him once or itory was made. See this unique
city where the old worldmingl*3
twice, but it was some time ago--I
doubt if be remembered me at all.
Xidbee forms just me of the many
Wb 9" tb=d on the XUGARA�
qrT9%41 rates wh" inchwas
%�r. Dixon wants to know. How 1000 Ishuld's V��of the St.
KNOTS OF TALKATIVE CHAMBERMAIDS MET IN THE HALLS. at>oUtL YOU, Robin?" and he turned to ---t= L��qr 1!�- — ame
ox4m"
Sears' son. "Did you know-Folsom?"
baA here and put them in his room. "No; never heard of him till the '-ror ooklets, rates and full
"They were all in order, I consider yourself In L charge of Mr. commotion on the beach. Somebody information apply
then—, If Folsom's- effects until we can get ad- CANADA STEAMSHIP
•nothing missing?"., - - ' I I vices from his sister, told me his name then."
"Why, Yes, �ir. I suppose so. We are going ".And the ladies?" DIxo - li turned to t ZINES, Lrz>..
to telegraph to her. Perhaps you 48 Yong, Street, ToroutolL
would do it?" the two women of the party.
didn't look in the pockdt.4, air, and Mr. I ew 0 Victoria sq.. M,!Pkt--r
`-Fotsolhi never °' wears any valuable But-both Madeline Barron and her
j
ewe) ry when.he goes to bathe. Juat But
as you say , air. If I do it, young friend, Miss Fair, asserted "Isn't the view grand 'r in
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a collar button and cuff links. And I •will ask her for orders." that they had never before heard of CAN ADA
"Not a bad idea. Go, then, and here?" GTRAINSHIP UNKS
'his watch—that was all right, air." Garrett Folsom', and so Dixon con-
She "It ought to be, you're I
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"Weil of course, I didn't end the tel in yout own 'way-" eluded the inter*jwxjwith in apology Ing my way.,,
a Rose went off--and
'any roplestaticin of his belongings., thoughtfully: Neville said for the intrusioA-
The bathing master wouldn't give up "Rotten business," he told himself.
the key to a stranger. How did he Going some to leave:that man if! "Don't we why I should pester any
charge of all Folsom's belongings =" more people about It. The hbtel will I
Monte to give it to you T".
"I know," returned the detective. get a bad name if we don't I
"I don't know, air. I just told him I hush the
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I watched his face for a gleam of thing up as soorr as we can."
satisfaction at the prosp!��, but he Whereupon Dixon say to "it that
Made only from hard Western wheaft, Purity Flour iS
seemed to take it as. a matter of strict orders wore given to all 'em-
course." ployes to say nothing whatever on rich in gluts — the energy giving and body building food.
------- our is best your baking and will sUPPlY extra
"Oh, IV"ll right, I know how Fol- -the . subject of Mr. Folsom's - dehih, 11urity
som trusted him, as a servant and an which orders were publicly obeyed nourishment to the children, in cakes, pies, buns and bre"
a general right -hand man. But some- and privately disregarded.
4how it seems The elevator men refused any ln7l
em Y urio-is
"It 'certainly dose," put In Carmel- formation asked of t1i b' c
Ita Valdon. It seems wrong to leave passengers and the bellboys told pat-, PURITY �� ®�R
a mere valek in charge of a rich man's rons 'that they kt�ew nothing of the.'.
-1 .. Smd 3or ix jUxpr fir our 700-0K#9 Piv� Fl,.r Qvk Book. sei
goods." circumstances. but somehow the, news
Cam Plisited Tonlago. 1149-00114 OMWI6 SSW J•11111116 • "His valuables are in the safe,":flew aboute��ndknots�f� takk�tive'
said Dixon. "I've aIrVdy ascertained chambermaids gathered in the halls
A Pebble was the that. Late last night he brought two � and waiters in the pantries whispered
Cave Mart Candy! t�r three sealed envelopes to the desk unceasingly. •
and took a receipt for them.' As . to . On th*.,deck,' inter luncheon, many
It kept his mouth moist a"
jewelry or money, 1,suppose the valet of the guests of the hotel sat about
fr*A on his bok rocky rorA is honest.". and those who had seen the affair at'
• Calling on his owes", h* took "Oh, yes--that," said Neville. ,I the beach in the morning eagerly told
her a "tooth, white stows was thinking more of letters'-or pri- the story to those w-ho had not been.
Today, to make a lasting, vote -not. of a value to be put resent.
satisfying Impression, take In the safe, but which ought not to be. mow
left around loose."
her. Wrigley's.
"Indeed they ought not!" said Mrs -.,.NURSES.
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Niigget White Dressing Is a real "sticker."
Valdon, with decision. "I should think
The Toronto Hospital tor Inourabl". in The longest, fastest set can't shake off Its
as Mr. Neville is a great friefkd of Mr Affiliation with Sellms and Allied Noopitala, snowy whiteness. Whether your shoes be
cauVad or
Folsom and more or le4a associated Now York City. oven a three your, Coarse buck, always use "Nugget"
with him in business 91 Tral"Ins to Young women, having the
resolved educat4n, end doilro•, of vatowtot--
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Meet "Were you partners?" asked •-Dixon norom This flooliftolAss adopted the eight-
- -white
A fisir Reory Pill
—Aft4, 3..Afas Awl
CHM directly. hour sywbm. The puplit mein ■ni,forms at
• "No," Neville returned, "not -part the ftho,i, ■ monthly allowanoo and trival. Oressing
In$ exam:$" to and from Now YorL per
nors, but we worked together on man• further Information write Um superintendent. Thdrel. a" Nugget "shade for *very shoo made.
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of .Thanksgiving which will be nation-wide. -. � A land wherein thou shalt eat bread without scarceness, thou shalt not i - - OA
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o -'Celebration of the Diamond Jubilee of Confederation, with a � �:: , �:i :;i.�:K..'I�i�i�..; I .
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f1L .. 0 . '.. : I 1* . .,L - . L...., , � -'-Our , vows, our prayers. we now present � . . . .. . On February 10, 1927, a Selec4 Committee of the Canadian House of Power find Reclamation Service of the 1 I
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lowin appeals against Asamments:
0 N 11111111pa. overcharge on land. ad. This to-the time the thoughtful Pat-. Is the time to bring In your harrows
out, who cares, site down wiW. his t 'or any other-tin
pledisifi a t"t
joarned; Mrs M Butler, re business child and talks heart to heart about need repairing, so that
tax, adjourned; Mrs M E and Robert thefuturs. Beingthe largest trainers they will be all
all
McCallum. overcharge on land. ad- d and Soft. Soal of the '�*
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2.75 Per year.; 11.50 U paid la &dT*nc4. of young people for the business world, ready
journed; Chas B Rice, ooerebarge on and having ears' experience, we for the sprig
land, disallowed ; H Topple, wrong. beet quality on ng work.
Subscriptions ra the Untied seater and Crest offer you our advice If you will but ask
-A special reduction during the
Britain $2.00 in advance. fully asiseand at Pickering Beach, ad. it. You way 'learn while you earn' hand
next few weeks.
ourned.E Gullbault. overcharge On by means of our Home f4tudy Depart-
land. reduced $100; 0 0, Richardson, meat, and then finish at College, there-
..JOHN MURKAR,
asking that certain lots at Fairport THOS, A. LAW, L ORNE RE ID
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isoving board money. Ask us fora
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Be assessed to Mr Wood, Mr and Mrs f our graduates from your dis-
CLAREMONT
Burritt and Mr and Mrs Spence, allow* trict; What they have done
PICKERING COUNCIL. you can
ad; 0 Spong. asking assessment Chang- do. You may start any time. No
ad to E Robertson, allowed. vacation. ludividual instruction.
'(Concluded from lisat,lesne) A
The following parties were relieved position positively guaranteed every
The standing committee on Roads of dog tax: C N Phillips, Roy Alsop, graduate. The Gold Medal School. A
and Bridges reported and recommend-
Hugh Pugh, W H -o Thos Law. University trained staff of widely R -M R S
ed ment, as follows: W H West-
Gen West, Ge.o Martin, John Doyle, experienced, sympathetic teachers.
:60 lam Greenwood rd cons 3-4
Geo Pugh, Dan Oormley,- Mrs Blenkin,
or ey Bros, sharp grader bids Write to-day for particuisrs to Toron- TRY RICHARDSON'S FOR
Mr Purcell.
15.00; The Pedlar People, ditto 9.00;
A
to's Greatest School of Business, The
W Ward, oper grader cons 1. 2, 4 and 5- Cana I
Dania Business College College at
SEED CORN AND MANGEL SEE
87-50; 0 Wilson, eugine on grader WHITEVALE 'Speidin&
q- 158.00; Dept Pub Highways, rd drags
and extra blades 10,30; A Trimble. Mrs. -Smith spent last- 5&turdav in Don't fall to bear the Misiaissiippi
drag cone 34 and Ureenwood rd and OsbA-ww.---
Minstrels at Cedar Grove.
0 __serape con 5 8000; A Haare, labor Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilson. of Toronto.- You can depend on our r Corn and Mangel Seed being the
best obtainable. All the different. varieties are now in.
ad con 52.50; Wm Ormerod, ditto and Miss Smith. of Richmond Hill,
gr
4.30; also Germination Test high• Prices low for good seed. Leave
.1-60; F Turner, drag Al t I vUlted Mrs. Hickson over the week- TENDERS WANTED
-drag plan cons 6 7 12.10; W Ball, drag end•
your order early and have your Corn delivered.
bet 2 and 3 cons 4 and 5 5.50:, White Diamand Park is the Centre of at- Sealed Tenders will be received by
throe, Vs the undersigned up tol-Satur y
.11 m drag Roseb&nk rd and bet 28-29 traction for city visitors on Saturdays
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K7 the
south of highway and bet-26.21 south and Sundays. Some of on bring 25th, for the construction of about
of highway 12 25.' C Annis, team grad their beer with them.
Miss Edith Cameron has 36W square feet of cement walk In the oceries, Fruits and 7,
The best of Good Gr
at 26 27 and 28 29 south of highway b returned Village of Pickering. Vegetables. Leave your next
12 50. W H Moore, plow and grad bit home here for the suminer, after at- The lowest or ariv tender not neces-
sa with us and tryL�our
28 29 south of highway 5�00; 0 Conner, tending the Eastern High School Of eerily accepted,
service.
:team grad bet 28-29 s of highway and Commerce in Toronto.
Kan
Frank J. Prouse,
I The sewing class. to be instructed
haul gray on Rosebank rd 19.50; L Sec'y Police Trustees,
`Toyoe. ditto 20.00; J Palliater, drag in by Miss Beggs, of Linwood, will com-
t1oppl7 to 26 and rep culvtopplg meace on Monday. July 4th, at 2 p.m.,
:7.75; LCuletta.graoion Morgan'shill in the 1. G. O. F. Hall here. J. BROADBENT S R 1 C H A R D S O N I ra
ut Pat
15,00; W J Petty. ditto 20,25: W Mitch•
all, ditto 30 50; F Barkey, cut brush SCHOOL REPORTS WATCHMAKER
and labor taking out stone Alton& rd
con 1.2 ?8 75: L Gates. grad Morgan's Middle School Rpeommendation and
bill and brush and taking out stone, Lower final ex4minittion of the Late of Greenwood. will be at the a Hard�are 237.Main street, Throuto 13 opposite the Post Office. hop P�eker�ng Store
and scraping Altona rd from Claremont Controuation School. Theme
fbway to U N R 75 50; W F Hollia• -suits are h&si-d on the average of all
ph gla n
ger, ditto 125 75. V Lacev, labor grad examinations during the. year. For R 1 0 K E R I N G
Altona rd (:!,,, 1 2 50: 1 Todd, grad lit grade prolicienev, over 75 Every Tuesda) from 11.30 a. M.
Norgan's lild' If) 00; 0 Petty, put out 22nd grade prof., 66 74 ii; 3rd grade to 2 80 p. m. (standard Lime) Now is the time tA) wet your Screen Doors, Window Screens and Wire
55 trees with o-tigioe on Alton& rd con 2 rof , credit. 50 60 %, c. Cloth. We have a complete stock,
Plank for sln�boat and plain cons 2, 3 Pupils of the Middle School who bavi Screen Doors at 1 85 up
.1 26tf BRINu YOUR REPARS
L
4 28 00; J firriby, drag cons 7.8 13 10: obtained over 50 p. c in a subject are
ii Window Screens at 40c.
W Pet t i-, drag con -3 6 25; W Teefy, recommended to try the Departmental I
1p
- John McGriskin, M 8, examinations. Pupils of the I I Only, 8-burner Florence Oil stove, 16.00
bi u I g r v con 3 1,50. .1,
ditto 10 fij; R Davidson. haul grav and Lower School who have obtained over -1 Only, Loraine Oil Stove, 25,00
�D A N C 1,N G
grad con 8 and 183 yde gray 66 gat J 50 P. c. in a subject have passed in that 'Fly Oil-
Burk, shoe gray con 3 11 2Z; A Gates, subject and a certificate will be grant. Xsep flies off your stock with Dr. William
baul gray con 3 25 00: E Armstrong, ed by the department. Pupils of the one tried always used.
ditto V 60; G Uatea, spread gray con 3 Lower School after wbossaar"es sub . Win
'and grad cons 2 393.25; W Ferguson, must Pam B.' ett'a 'Dance Hall Frost Wire Pence, Posts and Staples always on hand.
jests appear In brackets 4�
AT- ffi
Fleury Plows and Scuers and Wheelbarrows.
haul grav con 3 grad cons 2 3 49-50, F supplemental examinations in these
M Cooper, grease, bolts, wrench for subjects or repeat the year's work in
rader chain for drags 9 40: 8 Farn• the subjects indicated, Form I V- Er. Every Tuesday. Saturday and
L
j. ie. draw cons 6and 7, 18.10: A Pegg Miller I. E Mathews i, M Pugh i, M Holidays. Agent for McCormick -Deering Farm Machinery
'ditto 10.00: A Matthews, ditto 11 10: Jones 11, A. McCullough if. I Cowie, Five-piece Orchestra. and Repairs.
J Riddle, Plan can 7 3.5G; A C&rruth•
and E. Ward (equal) W 8, Fiogoid c, i Come. Rain or Shine.
ers drag w t I cons 7 and 8 and instal E Benno. Form 111-9 McCullough if,)
kingston Road, half mile east of
)1Pe OPP coo 8 30 10; also drag con 8 F Barnes iii. A Moles c. M Spencely Our Motto We have it, can got it, or it is not made.
Rouge Bridge.
-10.86; J Stephenson drag and plow c. E. Evans c. P. Gerow, K Taylor, Id 1 4.
cons 7 and 8 8125; W G Scott. plow Doucette, L. Dawson. Form II (Pro• I Good.prizes for lad and gent
con 8 150; J Middleton, grad coins 7 noted to Form If l)-A Ward 1. M. j 39"2 Y. , I
every SILtu:v. S. BA I SDON9 G
and 8 14 50. D-ANighawander drag in t Pugh i [.%t.) if. S. Evans and C. Park.r
land clean Woodland's and Lewis' (equal) it. D. Johnston and M. White
'pits 21.55, also spread gran con 9 clean 'equal I id. M. Spencely (Or*= i iti. G.
ditch and drag can 9 and clean J M. Fiso id. D Bowen . Geom..
Byer I".
a pit 82 9t)i W Reeser, shov Lat, is Form I (Promoted to
08 rig P sill Attention �N�VERSAL MOT ORS
gray con 9 2 50; W Slack. plow haul Farm II) -E. Pegg 1. D. Bacon I. E.
Graham 1. T. Parker if. 0. Bowen'itt,
-7 L L
grav con 9 20 26: W Darvtii. baul
and spread same coo 9 82� 10. Wnil�rav S. Word Ill. 0. Borland (Alg.) Iii, El -..�WEST HI
Nair. haul grav coo 9 13 35. T Burn. McBride Ill, P. Price (Lot ) iii. H. 'We wish to inform the
ham. obov gray con 9 10 ()G; 8 Fretz. 8potna c. R. Fingold (Can Blot. Lito c, public that we have oLmn-
D. Cooper (Lat. Fr. Aig ) c. I. Cooper J64A.Abi
haul gran con 9 13 35; P Niglaswander, STAR AND FLINT SAT IPQ
ed up & Garage and Ser.
ditto 20 75; C Hubbard grad cons 3 4 k Can Hi6t. Lit.) c. A. Bernstein (Can. -vice Station in our premis-
.1150. W Taylor, grad haul gray and Hist.) c, H, Pugh (Lat. Fr,)c, D. Spa?A e at west of'the Eastern
-�Abov con 4 22 00-. John Maynard. haul (Lit, Lat, Fr` )'c. H Spearer (Art,
Cons245000;A Ackford, ditto 47,26; 'MERV ME3 1=) A I 1Rb 8
gray con 3 T150- J H Kayes, baulgrav c, M. Portor. (Can. Hist) c,, G. NfcM&b- SAceletaurant, Pickering
on (Can. Hist.) c. D. Spencer (Can Rist' Village, Oat.
Reesor Bros. ditto 25 00; A C Diamond, Lat, Aig, i c. L, Wilson (Art, Bot. Fr, 1 A first -class mechanic on all If Yott want a gaaranteed Repair job at a reasonable
haul and shov gray coo. 3 51 IS, Reg Lat. Alg.). 1. Shaw (Can Hist. Geog. i
.1115owerville. team grade of highway Lit, Lat. Alg.i M. J. Wilker. Prin.; makes of care.
and con 3 gray con 3 drag can I and Miss L. M. Barton, Aset. .,price, SEE US.
grad Morga❑*a hill 74 50, R S Pugh,
Worki Guaranteed Experienced Mechanics. Repairs on all makes.
clean ditch con 9 11,25; Frank MacRae. HORSE REGISTER.
drag Phone Scarbore 5MI.
g Afton& id Opp cons 2-3 and on con
3 8,95: also drag Scarborio t 1 2 85; G ROYAL MARK (23350: (20170), Clydes:.,L"4LW'S GARAGE -,I*
Hamlin.- haul gray con 5 6 09; A F dale stallion (imp.). the property of!
Major, drag eons 4 -sad 5 20,80. John Nelson Fagg, Claremont, will stand
'Tweedie. drag patch Whitevale street AND SERVICE STATION Complete Quality Funerals
at his own stable during the season
z 00; F Wright, patch con 7 plow con of 1927, SOLID OAK
drag cons f) and7 17.50; R Conner. I Red and White $
w`baulgravcon 5 1750,T Annan,drag FAIRVIEW KING SEAL :70255. (ftw)..i 709 $100p $125 CASKET FUNERAL -$145
Bay road 5.50; R W BuIsdon, ditto Imported Hackney stallion, the pro-
D S Crawford, drag and plow party of Nelson Wagg. Cl aremont,
will stand at his own stable for the M A T T H E W S"BURIAL CON
'range line 9.60; Roy Ward, freight on
• season of 1927. tHAIN STORE
etc 37, 00
Al.
road drags also dynamite fuse 41.0
loo salary May 2 to June 11210 00; ExAmmim [1820*2] (1878-2) 19M70, the 219 Danforth Ave., Toronto • Phone Gerrard 3WO
Burkholder, 6 yd8 gruv for con 5 choicely bred imported Clydesdatel'
190c; W Johnston, drag con 5 9155; Ed stallion, the property of Grabam Our Funerals include: Embalming. Hearse, Casket, Outside Case,
-Wilson, haul gray and 20 vds gray for Electric Fixtures, Chairs, Our Personal Service. Funeral complete.
Bros., Claremont. will make the sea.
son of 1927 at his own stable, Cairo-
-eon 7 3.00,-Lorne Reid, rep' to grader No Extras.
and slush 6crapers and drift pins 11.75; brogie. Claremont. Visit our establishment and prove the truth of these statements
S.A'IYlorrish
John Hamilton, cutting weeds 2.50. PRELUDE (246221 ( - . -
20NO). the well,bred 1 for yourseivea.
40 miles imp.
Premium Clydesdale Stallion,
Theae prices stand good witbin a radius of from Toronto
the property of Oscar Wilson, Bro- REMEMBER: Clip this ad. for reference. Sltf
Ohug am, will make the season of l92-jDUNBART0N
-h-h BROTHER as follows: Monday leaves his own.
stable to Wm. Ormerod's. Green-
you want to spread joy
wood, night ; Tuesday, H. Wilson's,
BU'y for' ca-sh and
base line, noon and ni ; Wednes.;
Pickering, day. NN. J. Miller's, noon,
v
s a e money
C, Palmer's, Liverpool. night; Thurs-,
G. Cowan's, Brock road, noon',
his own stable night; Friday, John)
Scott's, 8tb con., night ; Saturday
morn-ing, t his own stable until
following Monday afternoon. ,0, U Padlixtied
0
YourRo.
June l7thand 18th
ECSTASY, .2&381) (20019), the superior I
imp. Premium Clydesdale StallionFels' Naptha Soap, 3 for
.21
-You
the property of Oscar Wilson, will couldn't makt it &A
2c
NaPt
i
make the season of 1927 as follows; P & P i or
ha Soap, 5-f
tough and strong Brantford
Monday, leaves his own stable, Gra-
Canned Tomatoes, 2 for 25c
ham's Hotel, Brooklin, to Mr. Cook's i Arro-Locks. Brantford Arro
Myrtle, night; Tuesday, J. Thomp.: Canned Peas, 2 for 25e Locks are locked on; Severest
son's. con, 2, Reach, night; Wednes- t
winds, storm and frost =no
Castile SoapL 7 for
Then follow the crowd and see day, Temperance Hotel, Ashburn. budge them.
night; Thursday, own stable. night; Flexo,large
Brantford Arro-Locks iid!
the Second Annual, Friday, Wm. 'Bradley's, Whitby 4 19e
Entitled: night-. Saturday, own stable until Canned Pork and Beans, 2'for 25c Ere -retardent, permanent, econ-
.
BLACKBIRD " the following Monday afternoon, onucal.
llli�antford Roars Cd. Linthatid • Haple Leaf .2dutual Fire Brantford, Out. lot
Presented by the
S.
Farms For Sale Insurance CO.
125 Acres-Olay IO&M, Cheap Takes for farm and country
good build-
-AT- -in s, 8-room stucco house, bank buildings.
Windstorm Insurance on buildings,
barn, pig pen, hen house, 5 acres
`.CEDAR G�VE of maple bush, close to school and wind-mills, Silos ete.
C13 RR4 0OUX-V 410.1
church, ---Autornobile Insurance, "MR0
212 Acres -Good buildings, runnin of all kinds.
7kTURD-AY, JUNE 25TH- 1927
8. 15 P. M.
Someth ing doing every minute a
and laughs galore.
-Admission, 85 cents and IV VOULI"
springs, splendid grain and stock
farm, close to village and school.
Also, a number of other farms to
choose from
J. E. DIS'NEY, Whitby
-'FARMS FOR SALE
Write or phone
ED. BOWMAN
20 WHITBY, ONT.
spend tne anernoon in saving an
--vajoyable social time. A
program of sports for both oil=.
• young will be provided.
On Friday night of last week,
when Raymond and Mrs. Pilkey
returned name from their wedding
trip through western Ontario, a
reception was hold for them at the
home of the formers rents Lu-
ther
and Mrs. Pilkey. About sev-
enty relatives and friends were
CK present to welcome them back and
extend to them their best wis i bee
for their future happiness and
--prosperity. After a sumptuous
supper which was served on the
fawn a number of young people
..from the surrounding country
serenaded them with music that
was louder than it was melodious.
Last Wednesday evening the
local branch of the Bible Society
met for their annual meeting and
to hear an address by Rev. �. H.
Davis. Tb6 treasurer's report
showed-a considerable increase in
•contrtbuttons over. the previous
'year. When the collectors go out
again it is to be hoped that this
record may be maintained or even
exceeded. There is a huge d6ficit
. facing the Society, &Ithougb the
'L--�-Cauadian department has done- its -
part well. Claremont will Assured-
"do its bit" toward the further-
ance of this all important work of
sending the 'Word of God to all
the nations under Heaven,
The Claremont Continuation
ch6ol Cadet Corps had its annual
inspection 6b Monday, June 13th.
Cadet Inspector, Capt. Edwards,
after reviewing the Corps, called
'the boys around him and asked
for the School Yell, which was
given,in the usual way. He then
spoke to the boys praising them
•or the excellent work dome and
the high efficiency of the Corps.
'Recommended the Corps for its
fine appearance and the ready zeal
with which the various exercises
'. X4- COOPER
CLAREMONT
Agent for Ackerman's Quality
. Harnees. Ask the user.
S -I
pring Is
ere
We have. a full line
of the renowned -
Boxer Wall Papers
all, prices, from
T 10C to 1.00
per ro 611
A. full line of Sher-
...win-Williams
Paints,
some
nice Ginghams and
...Rayons for
v, .-.�,:,spring.
Give us a 6aU and be
n
convi eed.
Fresh Groceries always
on hand.
and -drills were carried oat. It is
expected the Corps will Again re- D•
calve a cheque of over twenty dol-
lars from the Strathcona Fund to
be distributed in prizes for the
school competitions in athletics.
A. SCOTT
Phone 1402,
CLAREMONT
V
4mbur' ... her
0
n,
ening will be a garden party, to
Banking Service
4
v 2
which all the young people are
Wheel Barroweete'
'THEATRE
Brantford binder twine and second-
invited,
Next Sunday morning at the
-,n
Terdection'"'
ROBT. DEVITT,
CLAREMONT.
Richard Ward spent Monday
Mrs. A. J. Chandler, of Toronto,
is spending a week witlr her pat-
33
ly dependent on factors beyond
?with friends to Toronto. -
W
Mrs. Minnie Bennett, we' regret
eats, J. ff. and Mrs. Beal.
We congratulate M. J. Wilker
having his B. A. de.
1
Comedies "Which is Which"
"Nobody
There must be a gnod market demand
BA
le
on secured
.NM far farm product* and the production
iving." There will be -no evening
service. The members of he
-THE ICE FLOOD"
--sent.
-to report on the sick list at pro.
gree from Toronto Universit
Oil Is ove
Entire change of program
hip at the United Church, next
-each day
Wm Cooper left last weekto
David A. and Mrs. PngK: of
Lakefield. motored over on Sunday
Sunday being the anniversary of
to assist in carrying your farm pro-
,Prices—Adults 25c cents,
that church. The annual offering
spend some time with friends in
and spent the day with relatives.
-and under, 15 cents
for Home Missions will be taken
S. G. Schmidt, • Proprietor
VIP
PICKERING BRANCH-0. A. Sharpis; Manaoff
the city.
Stanley and Mrs. Cook and fain
On their, return that evening they
Brancit" also at Brooldin, West MR. Whitby -
Y
It AD
owl
place
7� 41y, , of Oshawa, spent Sunday with
were accompanied by the letter's
parents. Du'ncan and Mrs. Morgan,
NEW
Y,�
relatives here.
F. Chidlow will close his store
who will spend a couple- of weeks
BALLOON?
July 2nd. A large number of Old
Boys Girls in
every Friday afternoon during the
summer m oaths.
M. J. Wilker to In Whitby this
with them.
James and Mrs.-Coates and John
and Mrs.. Coates left on Thursday
and now residing
Ho is Bread
V
Toronto will be present, stiff they
e
extend a hearty invitation to the
week presiding at the department-
last on a -qm�toring trip In which
residents of Claremont and vtct",,
al, examinations.
they visited friends in Mono Road,
reated out--'.of en-
•
lunch baskets with them and to
Roy and Mrs. Forsyth, of Mon-
Walkerton, Kincardine, Port El-
9'r, Barrie, Stayner and other
during stone and
fashioned into Ticnede-
I he Bread of
roe Beach, spent the past week
-,:with the former's parents here.
western points. On their return
fying designs. This to
the story of our tnew
balloon tirei. Built of SUP
George and Mrs. Cooperthwaite,
on Monday evening . they were ac
companted by Mrs. Besse-Sr., who
orials. If you are, t1h.*
Health
�61
of Pine Dale, were .the guests of
A. and Mrs. Forsyth during the
will spend a couple of weeks with
terested consult ui to-
day.
Q & A. T. Law
past week.
relatives here.
11 "No GreaterTribute"•
Try a L Loaf
A •
Cliff ordand Mrs. Pilkey, of Kin
The people in the village are be.
cardine, returned to Claremont
ginning to wonder when the. police
N. W. STAFFORD,
on Friday last to spend their a6m.
trustees are going to cut the grass
Kingston Road,
Am er vacation.
on the streets in our village. It is
Whitby
Josiah and'Mrs. Evans 4udCliff-
now 4o long that. when, it, rains,'
Phone Whitby
ord and Mrs. Pilkey left last week
it hangs a
over the sidewalks so that
68 r 32
for a visit with the f6rmer's (laugh-
it is impossible to walk any dist-
ORMO
ter, Mrs. Appleton, of Pontiac,
Lance without getting a soaking,
M ich.
as many found out on Sunday last.
All tho'se interested in the up-
They say they prefer taking th eir
HONE'
keep of St, John's cemetery on the
bathe at' home. •
ATICKERM,
seventh concession are requested
to meet at thecemetery at 7 o'clock
"next Monday evening.
hay crop to be a
FULL LINE OF
"MARTIN - BENI( R"
)
HERE Y 0 U E IThe
R-
promises
good one, as a rule, being rather
Paints. Varnishes etc., for interior and
.,-A
above the average, although there
exterior work. Now is the time to use
are a few poor fields. Harvesting
It. Give us a call and receive satis.
will begin in a few days.
faction. Prices right.
A most welcome rain occurred
Fresh Fruits. Cakes and Confection-
here on Sunday and Sunday night.
ery always on hand.
Men's, Yonag Men's and Boys' Suite —Navy Blue, Dark Brown and
The rain fell gently and with the
Hijwbest prices paid for good butter
Light and Dark Grey—with 1 or 2 Pairs of Pants.
,4
warm weather which followed all
and fresh eggs.
Ranging from $0.50 to $17.50.
kinds of vegetation is now making
rapid growth.'
0. GA N N O N
Men's Oxford@—Oz-blood, Tan. Brown and Black— Goodyear Welt,
The Dramatic Club of the U cited
30L BROUGHAM
Rubber Heel, Good Fitters, regular 5.50, at 4.50.
Church will give their drama, ea-
Men's Khaki Pants, heavy twill, sizes 32 40, Special $1.75
titled "The Sisterhood of Bridget
at the annual strawberr festival
Call 8800
^IffS
of SL Andrew's Ch oirch,
Spec
t"4 Phone
at -FIN%JV
next Tuesday evening,
•
The closing meeting for the sea-
soo of the Anchors' Society will
be h.1A on M—A. I. -Awt.
spend tne anernoon in saving an
--vajoyable social time. A
program of sports for both oil=.
• young will be provided.
On Friday night of last week,
when Raymond and Mrs. Pilkey
returned name from their wedding
trip through western Ontario, a
reception was hold for them at the
home of the formers rents Lu-
ther
and Mrs. Pilkey. About sev-
enty relatives and friends were
CK present to welcome them back and
extend to them their best wis i bee
for their future happiness and
--prosperity. After a sumptuous
supper which was served on the
fawn a number of young people
..from the surrounding country
serenaded them with music that
was louder than it was melodious.
Last Wednesday evening the
local branch of the Bible Society
met for their annual meeting and
to hear an address by Rev. �. H.
Davis. Tb6 treasurer's report
showed-a considerable increase in
•contrtbuttons over. the previous
'year. When the collectors go out
again it is to be hoped that this
record may be maintained or even
exceeded. There is a huge d6ficit
. facing the Society, &Ithougb the
'L--�-Cauadian department has done- its -
part well. Claremont will Assured-
"do its bit" toward the further-
ance of this all important work of
sending the 'Word of God to all
the nations under Heaven,
The Claremont Continuation
ch6ol Cadet Corps had its annual
inspection 6b Monday, June 13th.
Cadet Inspector, Capt. Edwards,
after reviewing the Corps, called
'the boys around him and asked
for the School Yell, which was
given,in the usual way. He then
spoke to the boys praising them
•or the excellent work dome and
the high efficiency of the Corps.
'Recommended the Corps for its
fine appearance and the ready zeal
with which the various exercises
'. X4- COOPER
CLAREMONT
Agent for Ackerman's Quality
. Harnees. Ask the user.
S -I
pring Is
ere
We have. a full line
of the renowned -
Boxer Wall Papers
all, prices, from
T 10C to 1.00
per ro 611
A. full line of Sher-
...win-Williams
Paints,
some
nice Ginghams and
...Rayons for
v, .-.�,:,spring.
Give us a 6aU and be
n
convi eed.
Fresh Groceries always
on hand.
and -drills were carried oat. It is
expected the Corps will Again re- D•
calve a cheque of over twenty dol-
lars from the Strathcona Fund to
be distributed in prizes for the
school competitions in athletics.
A. SCOTT
Phone 1402,
CLAREMONT
'The Baptist Youn; People's Union
will be invited and the social ev-
4mbur' ... her
0
Separator. "The Renfrew," Stoves,
ening will be a garden party, to
Banking Service
famous Plows, Points. Grain Grinds rs,
which all the young people are
Wheel Barroweete'
'THEATRE
Brantford binder twine and second-
invited,
Next Sunday morning at the
-,n
Terdection'"'
ROBT. DEVITT,
t 's
Baptist Church the pastor's sub
PROSPERITY on the farm is larg
Jane Nand 25
ly dependent on factors beyond
"THE M ARRIAGE CLAUBB"
ect will be I The Life Worth
Comedies "Which is Which"
"Nobody
There must be a gnod market demand
BA
Loves' Me"
.NM far farm product* and the production
iving." There will be -no evening
service. The members of he
-THE ICE FLOOD"
costs must he kept in"pr r relation
FFTY Ter
Old Home Celebration
w
church and eongragatiod will rI 01 .
Oil Is ove
Entire change of program
hip at the United Church, next
-each day
the business of farming and is ready
Sunday being the anniversary of
to assist in carrying your farm pro-
,Prices—Adults 25c cents,
that church. The annual offering
$29.00
-and under, 15 cents
for Home Missions will be taken
S. G. Schmidt, • Proprietor
VIP
PICKERING BRANCH-0. A. Sharpis; Manaoff
an Sunday, July 8rd
Remember the annual gather-
delivered any
Brancit" also at Brooldin, West MR. Whitby -
Y
ing of the Claremont Club, of To.
Tonto, will take in the
place
dft
Seen the
which place
NEW
Memorial Park here on Saturday,
GOODYEAR
BALLOON?
July 2nd. A large number of Old
Boys Girls in
Full stock of
and now residing
Toronto will be present, stiff they
e
extend a hearty invitation to the
Wicks and Supplies
residents of Claremont and vtct",,
... ity to jotq them and to bring their
-
for
•
lunch baskets with them and to
all makes
spend tne anernoon in saving an
--vajoyable social time. A
program of sports for both oil=.
• young will be provided.
On Friday night of last week,
when Raymond and Mrs. Pilkey
returned name from their wedding
trip through western Ontario, a
reception was hold for them at the
home of the formers rents Lu-
ther
and Mrs. Pilkey. About sev-
enty relatives and friends were
CK present to welcome them back and
extend to them their best wis i bee
for their future happiness and
--prosperity. After a sumptuous
supper which was served on the
fawn a number of young people
..from the surrounding country
serenaded them with music that
was louder than it was melodious.
Last Wednesday evening the
local branch of the Bible Society
met for their annual meeting and
to hear an address by Rev. �. H.
Davis. Tb6 treasurer's report
showed-a considerable increase in
•contrtbuttons over. the previous
'year. When the collectors go out
again it is to be hoped that this
record may be maintained or even
exceeded. There is a huge d6ficit
. facing the Society, &Ithougb the
'L--�-Cauadian department has done- its -
part well. Claremont will Assured-
"do its bit" toward the further-
ance of this all important work of
sending the 'Word of God to all
the nations under Heaven,
The Claremont Continuation
ch6ol Cadet Corps had its annual
inspection 6b Monday, June 13th.
Cadet Inspector, Capt. Edwards,
after reviewing the Corps, called
'the boys around him and asked
for the School Yell, which was
given,in the usual way. He then
spoke to the boys praising them
•or the excellent work dome and
the high efficiency of the Corps.
'Recommended the Corps for its
fine appearance and the ready zeal
with which the various exercises
'. X4- COOPER
CLAREMONT
Agent for Ackerman's Quality
. Harnees. Ask the user.
S -I
pring Is
ere
We have. a full line
of the renowned -
Boxer Wall Papers
all, prices, from
T 10C to 1.00
per ro 611
A. full line of Sher-
...win-Williams
Paints,
some
nice Ginghams and
...Rayons for
v, .-.�,:,spring.
Give us a 6aU and be
n
convi eed.
Fresh Groceries always
on hand.
and -drills were carried oat. It is
expected the Corps will Again re- D•
calve a cheque of over twenty dol-
lars from the Strathcona Fund to
be distributed in prizes for the
school competitions in athletics.
A. SCOTT
Phone 1402,
CLAREMONT
DUNLOP.,
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pearanceofDunlop
Balloons is no guess,
.work. That rugged,
road resistance is not
-thereby chance. That
adequate resiliency was
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Dunlop Official Service Depots
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Separator. "The Renfrew," Stoves,
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Scales and Oil Engines. pleury's
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'THEATRE
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"STOUFFVILLE
ROBT. DEVITT,
Phone 506 Pick.*. BROUGHAM
PROSPERITY on the farm is larg
Jane Nand 25
ly dependent on factors beyond
"THE M ARRIAGE CLAUBB"
the realm of the farmers' control.
Comedies "Which is Which"
"Nobody
There must be a gnod market demand
BA
Loves' Me"
.NM far farm product* and the production
-THE ICE FLOOD"
costs must he kept in"pr r relation
FFTY Ter
Old Home Celebration
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with market returns. Branch
Entire change of program
Y= Manager is thorouirbly familiar with
-each day
the business of farming and is ready
to assist in carrying your farm pro-
,Prices—Adults 25c cents,
gram to a success conclusion.
-and under, 15 cents
STANDARD DANK
S. G. Schmidt, • Proprietor
VIP
PICKERING BRANCH-0. A. Sharpis; Manaoff
Brancit" also at Brooldin, West MR. Whitby -
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..Have OUr
DUNLOP.,
;Plendid al).
pearanceofDunlop
Balloons is no guess,
.work. That rugged,
road resistance is not
-thereby chance. That
adequate resiliency was
. -:no blind selection.
M
V V
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L
Dunlop Official Service Depots
0, B. Spencer, Pickering.
R. Feasby, Brongbam
J. McGlashan. Dunbarton
g
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I am agent for the World's Greatest
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Separator. "The Renfrew," Stoves,
41
Scales and Oil Engines. pleury's
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Wheel Barroweete'
'THEATRE
Brantford binder twine and second-
-,n
"STOUFFVILLE
ROBT. DEVITT,
Phone 506 Pick.*. BROUGHAM
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Jane Nand 25
"THE M ARRIAGE CLAUBB"
(An All Star Cast)
Comedies "Which is Which"
"Nobody
Loves' Me"
Tuesday and Wednesday 28 and 20
-THE ICE FLOOD"
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Showing Thur., Fri. Sat. 30, 1,2
Entire change of program
-each day
Matinee Fri. Sat. afternoon 2.30
,Prices—Adults 25c cents,
children, 14' years
-and under, 15 cents
S. G. Schmidt, • Proprietor
Y
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Seen the
NEW
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handsome, sturdy—
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Tread specially designed fe'r
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age than balloon tires ever
gave before. More road-gdp.
.Even tread wear. No noim
Ask us for prices.
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A "Picketing, Ont. 4
Buying here doesn't mean waidait
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a few doms for k.
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Farmers, Attention
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0
Separator. "The Renfrew," Stoves,
41
Scales and Oil Engines. pleury's
famous Plows, Points. Grain Grinds rs,
Wheel Barroweete'
Brantford binder twine and second-
hand separators for wile.
ROBT. DEVITT,
Phone 506 Pick.*. BROUGHAM
G Ri
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Basket. Factory 4.
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Manufacturers of
41
All kinds of Fruit Baskets,'
Berry Crates
Farmers'Bushel Baskets,
Clothes Baskets.
Trahk Pennock,'
Proprietor
Phone Markham 1604
B EA,TTY
STANDS FOR THE BEST
Litter Carriers, Hay Carriers,
Pumps, Door Tracks, Cow
0
Bowls. Pressure Systems Etc.
It will pay 'you to get my prices on
above before buying elsewhere.
FRANK J. PROUSE
PTrR RRI NO, ONTARIO
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the clothes on the grass to dry.
"There are no clouds! Look!"
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5.
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v
Your being-41&4-aud. happy sent the
K
Old Writes an Interesting
And took It to weavers to get lt�mado
.. . ........
Story Of Early DjYS
into home-spun cloth, and yarn for
dresser -and stooklfig3. They fakde
the World and flyl fly! fly!" said the
plaited bats''frain straw. In order to
OPENS AN ACCOUNT
-
make ttilum go, they had to rise very
Slowly the Butterfly spread her
early sometlmes four o'clo46k in the
--moeninc.
FRI-
They went to bed at nine
beautiful she was with the Sun Shining
o'clock Or later,
Aight! Then she joyfully lifted her-
Whbn breakfast was ready the fath.
se4f up, up, up, and floa;ted off-Into the.
er got the Bible and read a chapter;
".4.4
and then they all knelt down and
prayed. When breakfast was over the
Z
J_c
girls washed the dishes, but the
mother washed the good dishes. The
general rule, -even, take ster" to pa e.
vent oL,r neighbors thus enriching
themselves at our exrenise, Tt is
practically only the Government of
a
the Province of - Quebec which has
.1MW9MESSAY
mother could got heranother.- They
had no clothes-lines, so they spread
i
Canada's
Newest
Locomotive
"But the clouds;"
By rather feebly.
began thsL Butter6
ton of mineral nihied by the Amer.
"Clouds!" exclatined the Voice.
the clothes on the grass to dry.
"There are no clouds! Look!"
Marian' Snell of Londesboro,
They raised sheep, -and had In-
clomw-es tq keep them trom being eaten
ne
()nt While Only Ni' Years
by wolves. They spun tbsir yam
Your being-41&4-aud. happy sent the
K
Old Writes an Interesting
And took It to weavers to get lt�mado
.. . ........
Story Of Early DjYS
into home-spun cloth, and yarn for
dresser -and stooklfig3. They fakde
the World and flyl fly! fly!" said the
plaited bats''frain straw. In order to
OPENS AN ACCOUNT
-
make ttilum go, they had to rise very
Slowly the Butterfly spread her
early sometlmes four o'clo46k in the
--moeninc.
FRI-
They went to bed at nine
beautiful she was with the Sun Shining
o'clock Or later,
Aight! Then she joyfully lifted her-
Whbn breakfast was ready the fath.
se4f up, up, up, and floa;ted off-Into the.
er got the Bible and read a chapter;
".4.4
and then they all knelt down and
prayed. When breakfast was over the
finished articles. And our economic
J_c
girls washed the dishes, but the
mother washed the good dishes. The
"Clouds!" exclatined the Voice.
"There are no clouds! Look!"
Well I declare!" Said the Butterfly.
"The can is shintug! t -do believe
Your being-41&4-aud. happy sent the
. . . .
clouds away."
.. . ........
"Spread your beautiful wings for
iXi
the World and flyl fly! fly!" said the
Voice, "and you'll be. glad ,aud happy
country tha 'erect of the rj�t hostile,
Slowly the Butterfly spread her
wings and fLuttoered, out to the bush.
She paused there a m6ment. How
beautiful she was with the Sun Shining
on her pure, white wings, outspread for
Aight! Then she joyfully lifted her-
se4f up, up, up, and floa;ted off-Into the.
blue6
method the pioneers had for getting
The. Illustration deplets, the now 116100" class locomotive, the latest pro-
the feathers from some or other fowl
was to catch them, and pluck the duction of the mechanical departmerA of the Canadian National Railways. Wilson Publishing Company
feathers while still alive. They used: FiOrtY Of these "North-era Type" engines have been manufactured in Cana,
them for making pdn4Dw& Sometimes d,lau Plants for use of main line fast. passenger and manifest freight service,
plucking them four times a year. They are 93 feet 10% inches over all. The tender has a capacity of 11,300
-sera came out there, imperial gsUOns of water -a �10
and 20 tons of coal; In working order tb
When the pioneers total
were no apple tress. One farmer weight of engine and tender Is 638,000 pounds. Note the new position of the
fan-Ad some little trees growing in a whistle, located on the left hand of the smoke box near the stack. This is
sma,11 clearing, likely the seeds of
souse. Indians had left. There was
LLo save _ the driver's oars. These engines are designed for power at speed
;e4 .. ...
about twenty in all but In a year or I and It is estimated that they can make 90 miles an hour with a heavy train.
two ail ted but one, and the apPles U
from that tree are now known as the
THE BUTTERFLY'S LESSON
famous McIntosh Rode i..R
When there were no' matches one A cheery little Robin on her way to "What ale you talking about?" ex-
7
boy, when his father was away, had bar nest building law down to rest claimed the Ant.
jrr
'These heavy clouds which are get-
to put the Aro on a Nece of hemlock for a moment In the coal of a currant
knot to keep. Are sat zIgbA. But when bush. In a bough of
44� the bush above tins denser every minute. . Do you
he came to do It, he forgot to get the i her sat a beautiful, white butterfly, know we haven't seen the Sun all day
with her wings folded. X, V,
hemlock knot, and of course when be;' to-day, nor all day yesterday, nor—"
"Good - morning, Madame Butterfly," "Oh, Madame Butterfly!" the Ant
got up next morning the fire was out.
He had to go over to the nearest sang the Robin.
interrupted laughing: "You make me
n'eighbor's, which was a mile away on There was no reply. think of a story. Shall I tell It to
a cold frosty morning, to set a coal to "Good- morning, Madame Butterfly,"
you?"
he sang again.
light the Are, she "It makes no difference to me." said
MARIAN KNELL Oh dear"' sighed the Butterfly,
On* day In spring when
Indiana "How can you sing?" the Butterfly, rather ungractously.
Winner a were deep In the forest, they uld, not
The Nine Year Old _cp "At one time," began. theL_An1_ '-'we
"Why not ?" chirped the
And any water to cook their venison. I Robin In 'Were verymuch In'tieed of food. One
MARIAN'S LETTER eye! they would tap the trees, I surprise.
Sir:— i With all these' day a Wes One of our Colony came In
to see loth had any water. They got clouds around us?' to tell us that she had found some-
asked the Butterfly.
was very Much surprised when the some sap, and bolted the venison in thins good and sweet out near the old
!r *liter
"The clouds can't touch us. just
of our paper phoned up and told It, and thought It was the sweetest Oak tree. The Strong One of the
us that I had, received one of the two venison they had ever tasted, Thus spread your wings and be happy and AP :.i
if dcdlar prizes in the cOnt,11,11lt I wrote they found out, that sip from the fly Colony went to find out all about It A
MIS' You do not know what you and to bring it home. We waited and
ad maple tree was rweet. waited for him to return but he didn't
MW assay because Mother pro 4
talking about;" said the Butterfly. "Do
'M0 fifty cents. never thinking that I Many interesting things Occurred In I come back The King then ordered
would got a prize. to make live doll those early days. you know how Ions It has been since
are several of us to go and a" what the
One night as my -ve seen the Sun?"
-account. The 0 Grandfather was coming home with we
.to start a. bank
kp.1,.Jt L', - only (rouble was. What do you think we, s.
i I I . .. over got w" at the school his dog from a neighbors thrashiag, said the Robin "1 1607
r a found! A huge doughnut all covered
% really haven't thought much about."
hungry beer attacked him, He climb- with sugar. which a Human Child bad
was born on &' farm in an old lot ed a nearby tree, and the bear follow- "It is time you began to think. silly ;YOKES ARE SMART THIS 4
-1hou" about seventy ye&M old on O&_ obin�" said the Butterfly scornfully. ,it tree
dropped as She played under 'the old
od him, but the dog. nipped his heels. SEASON.
17, 1917, In Hu-Bett TownshID. lot 31, Th ninth bear ran after the dog. Thp n *'Good-by, said the Robin. "I hays
"Well where was the Strong Oner, The attractive frock pictured here
2 8. 1 go nearly two miles to dog ted the bear away from the tree, my nest to build. I must be going.
r-hool every day to & S.. The Butterfly said nothing. asked the Butterfly. beginning to be is A style that will be found suitable _4
_,No. 5 � M a life, tas thus saying Great Grandfather's It 1 800 a Bee -with bar bag u, Interested in spite of hereelf for many occasions.- There is an in-
1, Parrott to MY tibacb-ar and I Once In pioneer days there was a! honey n Stopper for a moment. f It of "Where was be! You will hardly varied plait at each side -wam and
Ift'll ha`71406 I am in the Junior Third hungry year. That year was the year
at school. I go to the Loudes, of poor crops. When winter Set JIL4 I Well-" .said the Butterfly, "I see, believe me when .1 tell you th9t he three tucks in the front of the bo(hce.
'Unkod Church, form eft the people had no food. Fishing and game you are Just as silly as the Robin." had crawled to the top of the doughnut A shaped Yoke extends over the shoul-
and there he Lat. badly frightened, for ders and the raglan sleevefi- may 1-4
I "What's that' What's that'!" asked
w X4thoddk Chureh- I belong to Mrs, were no good, They boiled beef bones although that wonderful doughnut was I short, or long and gathered to narrow
Soltsbauers Sunday School close of over and over again. Those that had the Bee much surprised. She hadn't
Jorls. beef bones lent them around the Dean the Butterfly, so nearly hidden all about him, all he couI4 see was, the. wrist-bands. N ' o. ' 1607 is in sizes
-Y of six. three adw neighborhood. Some died having sat- was she by the leaves doughnut hole, and he was just as 10, 12 and 14 years. Size 10 requires :.`k
I am one Of 1L f&MA �J�
14m and two brothergli, p older tIMM an poisonous ro6ts. At last camel "I said -you were 8111Y�" the Butter. Sicared, And the Ant shook witih 2% yards 89-trich, or 2% yards 64.
blylself axe*%-.My TpUligisit sbtw My spring Do the hunglry year - was over. I By went Ou� "What Is the use of work- laughter. "Well. I must be - hurrying inch material; % yard less 39-inch
along. Better be looking for the material is required for short sleeves,
11Vo birothers Intend to be We are verylproud of our grandpar-'ing On a morning like this?"
facolws. I � "A' morning like this!" exclaimed *01191113ut J13-Keed of the doughnut hole, View B requires % yard additional
do not know what I ealto and what they have done for as
0 ylat
am Was to b "Why this Is Just my kind of
Lod we hope that we will not missuss'the Bee. Madame Butterty." 39-inch contrasting material. Price
I Ilk* reading books the belat but I In But the Butterfly only Sighed and 20 cents the pattern,
61WILY111 have to Wtp* the dleb" beforg the wondarfut--biwitage they have morning. I never found so much honey sighed and folded her wings closer to Home se-w-inir hHngs nice clothes
A can read MY book. My oidest glister banded down to us. before."
her. Soon the raindrops began fall- within the reach of all, and to follow
rto Clinton COnl*4pLt% so every MARIAN SNELL, 'Probably you will never. never bays Ing. • fall
"k Londoeboro, out. & chance to use It wkh all die" clouds failing, falling. TUs Robin was the mods is delightful when it can be
she brings a book home tcw In her neat; the Bee was in her hive; done so o"fly and economically, by
about us. � They are growing thicker
finless she forgets IL 5, the Ant was to her home but the But. following the Styles pictured in our
1 like stories such HVIlett all the time tit. Do you realize that
All Grandfather terfly, where was she" There she sat new Fashion Book. A chart. acco
JIMMY BkUUX The outdoor the Sun hasn't shone all day to-day, hudd f ' ni-
--_-QfrhK The nor yesterday, nor—" bed ceder a leaf sighing more and ponying each pattern shows the in&. 4
Bobbeely Tvins. Bunny A Nation Without Flag "That's the Sun's business, I think more as her -lugs, grow damper and terial as it appe4brs when cut ouL
]prawn and Hir Sister flue a
us and Slack damper. Every detail Is explained so that the
i*sauiY. I like next beat to Make mud- Quebec Soleil (Lib.) : Australia, he can take care of his' business as .Come in. come in." said a Wes inexperienced Bawer can make with-
Vale, MY abater and I have great fun despite her loyalty, has had her own well as I can take care of mine. no. � I V.
voice. out difficulty an attractive dress,
haven't time for any other business
playing house. with our tokplionola and flag these nmeny Years; South Africa "WhO are Y;afi?" asked the Butter. Price of the book 10 cents the copy.
bas Just chosen one; Canadia, which but my own. Good-by, RgitA�flv_" anill
You very much for the was a long time ago the champion of "A Voice," was the answer, HOW TO ORDER PATT.ERN!S,
Thanktag he- was off.
you are giving me; You wish you had listened to me,"
responsible govermnent within the You sound as if You were glad and Write your name and address pt
Yours truly-,
F tuiptra, has not yet thought fit to said Butterfly. But the Bee was gone. happy to be a Voice." ly, giving number and size of A
"What's that you -are scolding such
MARIAN SNELL. choose her colors, because a haTO&I I "I am! I keep glad and happy all patterns as you want. Enclose 20c in
about?" asked the Ant as she crawled
&M-0111010isfug a 'picture of of agitators has taken every step day long for the world Is so great, and stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrap
upon the bough. P
try"If, recent years to hamper the declare - h, what a world of foolish pro- wide, and wonderful, and beautiful, I it carefully) for each number and,
tion.of Canada's personalit y. i nle!" said the Butterfly can only be glad, glad, glad." address your order t, Pattern Dept
Canada in Pioneer Days -
Whoa the early settliers, mine out
from the Old Country, nioetlT from
Z-1and. Ireland and Scotland, they!
vatied In small vesesig, so it took six or
#.even Weeks to WM8- It Was SO StOTTOY,
I.-OOms were nearly wrecked- They had '
Ocarcity of money and not much cloth-,,
-Ing. By the time they got their way
paid, they had Only ft spade, axe and
johovel, left so they set to work.
VUst they out down some trees for
log cabin, and filled the cracks with'
On& They made the fire place with 1
otone, the children helped with this.
`The floor was made Of mud. The
-mothers white-washed the wafts inside
with blue clay. Soma of them had
011aneYs made of mud and leaves.
ese often caught on fire.
The pioneers bad windows with
little mass of glaaft If there was a;
"rpenter near they got him to make
the sash, and fit the pane In, and they
would repay by helping to make a!
Clearing for his home. If there were
so carpenters they did it themselves.
Tbey'usad 10 sleep on straw ticks with
$10 pillo". The settkra would take
Oo*tjoks up to the straw stack once a
:per and get it Allied with fresh eltraw.
The women worked very hsrd, and
teeny of them had Only one dress Members of the Canadian Bisley team for 1�27, P•OLU61N�Liwl on bi,'O.,u -he Cunard liner Ausonia, on which
&piece. One little gill thought she they sailed on June 10 from Montreal. From left to right, they are: Front row•Lieut, J. D. Foreman, Major D. T.
would wash her only dram which was McManus, Belleville, out.; Brig.-G-en. G. Duff-Stuart, Vancouver; C.G.M.S.., A. Parnell, Verdun; C.S.M. W. A. Hunter,
!bade of doe skin- One day when her Toronto. Second row--Serg. B. W. Be-iumont, Victoria; Be-.gt. F. M. Glass, Sherbrooke; Sergt, G. H. Gray, Mont-
,taother was away she washed ft and read; Private Patter and Private J. H. Houlden, Hamilton', Lieut. D. T. Burk-e, Ottawa; Lieut. K. R. MacGregor, Ot-
put it on to b6U. This ruined ft. so taw&; Serst. W, 1L Wood, P.P.C.D.I. Back row—Private R. E. Stock, Toront-: Se4t. McCabe, Serst. C. M. Emalte,
iIltia had to b0r10w % draft Un her It. and Cadet 1, L McArity, St. John. roroato; Serlit, B. Bonnell, Sus4ex, N. N.D.
f- A wt % r,,r A T (- - TV --r.-
Wilson Publishing Co., 73 West Ada.
lAide St Toronto. ratterne, sent bp
return mail.
'American Selfishness
Q`ueabec Evenement i Co as.) By
reason of her geog-raphical situation
Canada feels more then any other
country tha 'erect of the rj�t hostile,
but openly selfish, rolicy of the U-n-
it,ed States, Not only are our work-
ers ill- advised to V to the United
Stste,s for wc,rk, but our prodncta can
only enter the country accordtiniz as
the Arreric" cannot do without
the-n. Thin is the cwia with our raw
products which are ailowed in free,
iut which they then sell brck'to urs as
finished articles. And our economic
slavery is such that we dare not, at a
general rule, -even, take ster" to pa e.
vent oL,r neighbors thus enriching
themselves at our exrenise, Tt is
practically only the Government of
a
the Province of - Quebec which has
prohibited the exportation of electric-
ity to the United States, which has
_cheeke4-11W _exTort of pulpwood and
which is deman&rig a royalty on each
ton of mineral nihied by the Amer.
icang in this country.
Husband—"J have just been seeing
poor Mrs. Blackedged. How captives
Ing she looks In widow's weeds!"
Wife "It to unfortunate, my dear6
that we can't all be widows."
3
when least desired and`' thereby re- 'as Mr. Urquhart as", they badly
AA duces the honey crop. Moreover, In- no�od ur'cash." It-continues If rc-- from th Ori 'iit
ported dir6ct die e
0ANS
- be made I % t as offteiently 1-ti-, ra;.uzri�d - it
crease can us with leas labor and at a more oppor- a basis of the ;;ii�;ment of oastand- in metal lined c ts: -.n
and
Corns, %*no* to"
of ftht aboase tune time by the beekeeper him-It. ing claims and a defluLte repudiation
and packed into 1 1b, 1/2 1b, Y41b..
Write to the- Bee -Division; Central of the policy of barefaced, whamleft
Experimental Farm, Ottg", for fur robbery."
der A they information on Swarm Control
0 1F - brigh t A u luminm packages.
a" Increase. LADIES TAKE CARE
Swarming Bees �French Say "Too Much" Tema fix
A GREAT PUZZLE
'A swarm Is `tmerging!' The been is "More N n Enough
affected w r 'Excessive. use of tea an a beverage,
are with a tem
POMI"
Con; they pour from their hive pell- 7.0 QREFUL PAREnSby the native Inhabitants of Tunis
has developed "to a point where it 'tier
=all and soon the. air is. filled with
causing concern to. the authorities,
One of the greatest puziles to the t
a seething,' buzzing horde which t
we are told in the Paris Times. SayB'
careful parent to to know just what
Z' 'seems to Impait to Its owner some medicine to give the little ones. When;this paper:
Academy of
to the bees' method of, Increasing the to seized with cold ok. fever, refuses g4t�d of Its own Joyous excitement This the child falls Ill with 'The'-fact Is brought but In'a'rbp6rt
griping pains; I submitted to the French A AIS tea
trace. M
'food or 'vomits what he has taken.
edicine and representing the - results ac'vomits
when he cries a great deal and can- lof Investigations by Ri:._ Dinguitli, a
Early In the spring the queen: cbm• the Acad-
esponding member of
not get the sleep so necessary to the (corresponding
luences to lay eggs that devilop'into growing child. the parent Is Iti a I Croy who lives in the Protectorate. RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE is extra sooit
worker bees only., Later, as the '601
quandary. What. Is -to be done -on (Before the World War almost no tea
Ony becom—es stronger, the weather such occasions? As often as not I was consumed by the natives In that Summer Rose Care Classified Advertisements
there to not a suitable medicine ..t, country. In 1917, the amount sold
warmer and- new nectar Is available,
the house. The puzzle, is what- to ithere rose -to 100,000. kilograms If the foliage of ri5ses -is Injured by ]a ART CHICKS, A.DY1114TIAING HOLBROOR'S
but VMS BLrmd socits; dxtftn oents "du
-.�..drones (or male bees) are produced, give hlr� to 64it him right quickly. "' (about tons) for the year. , But tusets and' disease not *only-are, the, W,117 AWVbW% ftft Notbrook's Dj%&ord.
'and yet later, as greater strength Is it is to meet such emergencies that by- last year, the annual consumption plants very much dl•ftgured and the
2 80)&Z MUORIAL HOMPITA1. XXV
ttalned and nectar becomes sound- -a greatly re- T RLWO.N. cosionotlimL on- - a U Mama
Baby's Own Tablets -rere designed. had risen: to 1,100,000 kilograms. Ad general effect of the ropes
the &ffuiedg&
i�* ant, eggs are deposited In queen cells These pleasant little Tablets quickly diction to the beverage is now wide- dosed but the plants are weakened and'eour" 'f utst-tim laeludlus 0 Moll
WOOdne Lad PsdWArics to roans women with
and preparations for swarming' are reduce fever, break up "colds-, relieve aOread among the people. It has led th growth will' not be as strong nor the rNpErld pr.H.IAW duc.U., wb o m d"U1q=
begun. Usually less brood is *produced constipation and Indigestion and al- to the Institution of 'tea, parties,' at, the flowers as good as If the leaves ara. i O =1W. rainli
4
alk-sere for uniforms. books and o&kier
Prevented by vasand 1brAd@nL&1&
lay teething pains. Thye quiet the which the
and the activity of the colony is re- hole night is spent. In unhurt. Injury can to
duced as the young inerves and promote restful health- -studying the pathological effects of starting to prote the pi
queens are de- et amts before I YOV RtQVMZ &&MTA.UY ILURBJM GOODV.
veloping In their cellil.. Nine days I restoring sleep. They are guarau- such excesavle tea- drinking, Dr. Din- the harm is (lone. There to a very torts for dbt&Ugm "d Price ILA Bete MC
&aJ1&r7 Bubber works, pqvL w-T& a-et so
guizli noted harm dome to the ner- good mixture which will control both Id • -from the time the eggs were deposit- teed absolutely harmless and safe
X
for even the youngest and most dell-
-ad In the queen cells, the larvae are voua Bysem and to the blood, a gen- disease and Insects,- the fo miuiafor_�
ready to. be capped over and it the cats baby, f oral enfeeblement, eye troubles, and which is,- Finely ground Lk�JJIWX Or INTWIUIT
WA4t�
Dd sulphur dust, Pk�D 20
W41 for the "Old Reliable Fombitl Nurawtes'*
weather be bright and warm and nec. Baby's Own Tablets are sold by even a diminution in the birth -rate. 90 parts; Arsenate of lead dust, 10 ittablahed 90 Mrs). - Xfv� azd special -sues his
tar plentiful at tbAs tl�41� the old medicine, dealers orL by mail at 25 blany natives, he reports, reach a parts; Tobacca dust,, 10.parts. These seuers. otchisie tenrit-17. hilhevt mainst.4-sx, paid= L ? jtl��
qua for tea should be thoroughly mixed together h"'A-m* tree Outlit• Es-ri-a" am Uc""O.
an. with the majority of the field cents a box from The Dr. Williams' condition where' their tai
Writs for
bees, will then leave the hive to as- is so imperative that they sell their Pulticulam BtQ" At welUnstok
medicine Co.. Brockville. Out. and dusted on the plants beginning as Toronto L
soon as, possible. and at fatervals of
tablibb a new home elsewhere. In belongings and their tools in order
i__ 0 GENTS TO INTROIDUCM OW IMProVed UtHur
home are left a few fielders, to procure it and, in many instances, about three weeks or left, If any, fn- old
- WILL aA clotbl" exPerleace unaftess"I-
the nurse' bees" and the blood' with RUSSIA PAY garta
take to thlevitig." jury iv noticed, throughout the teag_ amoustra eat.
Of M" UENA, IL 26
young q To"C W n" at. Tomotta.
queens still in their cells. The sulphur dust oontrois the diseases,
Sometimes the swarm will By direct Break With &" May Has- 19V%IC especially black spot, the arsenals of 1"O*M :r LEE cZTEB"T1O-A`_R&
to its now home but more often It ten Payment of Old lead the Insects that eat pieces out Of 620 Per dayntIlling automobut owners Ogg
A FAMY'Mrx IR 1.) Raider with give d&9L ASMtL Osmv.. Storg.
clusters for some time on a nearby Liabilities the leaves and buds; it helps LbW In k041ML sk., "Ad for CIMUL" sad wholfila" Ong*
11" Co. IQ
object, thus affording the owner an 54,11MIS Poetoatd labilse
controlling disease. The tpbacco dust
out= West. Tomato. M'4
opportunity to rehive it. Natural London.-Great Britain's break A Weffimd Lady Tells of the controls the aphis or plant Ilee which •
swarming was once considered desir- with the Soviets means an increased tuck out the" sap and can only be kill- Kind Old Lady-"How long have
able but modern beekeepers seek, to prospect- of.-Rasla paying its debts. Value of Dr. Williams ' Pink ad by contact With the dust. Briefty, you been out -of work?" 'Tramp.-
+ 'Prevent it because it usually occurs This is the opinion of Leslie Urqu- FilIq in Her Home. sulphur for disease, an arsenical. for "Well. lady, I was born' '88 or '89.
I hart, chairman of the- Rasso-Asiatic A
biting insects, and a tobacco prepara-
awldh consolidated mited, which has out- "T S. * 0 4 4- . .
4 0—
-JUM .. W, i Moscow, ave =my reasons or pm a a I Lion r Bucking insects. applied in
standing claims against M 0 - Dr. Williams' Pink Fins," says Mrs good time, will keep 0* fol in
using does not taste as good age good
as it used to just a" what R.R. No. 2
amounting to 966,000,000 for n-Aning Gorge L. Swi,k. 1. Wellandv
and other properties, expropriated in out. *•My nrat experience with this Roses' need an 'abundance of 'avan-
kind of A Package it is in. the Urals and Western' Siberia. medicine was In my girlhood, when, able plant food, hence the soil should
10- If it is In Paper that is probab-
Presxbng at a meeting of the con-
following an- attack of scarlet fever, be manured each year, preferably with
ly the reason. No chances pany, at which A capital reorganiza- I was left in a badly run down coudi• well rotted stable manure, b" In order
are taken with Red Rose. tion scheme was approved. Mr Urqu ti and the pills restored me to good to get its full benefit of this. •tha: sur.
onit,
hart produced detailed evi&ncii sup- health. Later in my married life I -t loosened to
I t is packed in clean, bright
Lace soil should be kept
AP Mununurn. e potting this view. Up to 1924, when had a severe attack of rheumatism
Permit air to enter and. to help make
the British Government granted full I The Pain In my right arm and should' available the plant food there This
FREE BOOK
trade privileges to the Soviet, the lat-lar was so bad that I could not dress 10ose�ulrig'of, ,the surface *oil will also
ter, Mr. Urqtrhart said, "in order to Imyself without help. Ag&!q rLreoort, CANCERSENToriREQUiEST
I help to conserve motsture.- carerui
obtain chiplomatic recognition, accessed to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and atention to all these things will ensure Jells cause of cancer and what to do
odor, etc. Write for
to our markets, and fina=al -credits, !again they proved a, bless - Ing to me, deep, greets foliage free from blemish for Pain, bleeding,
were prepared to make a settlement !as soon the rheumatic palne and stiff. ; mentioning this paper. A&
I I which will set off the bloom to, _best �truto�%diana 0118 Cancer Hospital wz
British creditors." news disappeared and there has been
vrith - its advaivaie. IndisTapolis, rAL
If the .British Government, he con.1no -return of- the trouble. Dr, Wil-
tinued, "had remained consistent in I liams' Pink' Pills have also been of
%ta attitude, instead of giving a- lead,great benefit to my children. ona of lase sunburn . with Minard's Liniment.
to Europe in recognizing a system of! my boys was threatened with St. RELIABLE I
government, based upon expiration'lvttus -dance; His limbs and taco Alfalfa can be- grown over- the *id-
and granting uncondition&ny -political i would twitch Bud jerk. I -gave 'him eat range of climatic, conditions of any MInard's has been a household
generations.
s° and trading -privileges-- the Pills, and again, they did not fall, legume yet grown in Canada. t is _T
as under the treatment the trouble now b!eing. produced in every province remedy f o r W
I Doctors recommend It. 4
which in effect.,usurped the rights and
ceased. I have also givei the pills from Extra MU440 function, of the British 'Investing in the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Comm drd ty-- there was little; doubt an to my little girl, who was amaemic,
at h t
i
lso wt
equitable settlement of the British and In this case a he great- 'N
I ims would ere now have been made eat benefit. Naturally when I bear
cis anyone romplikinfrig of--not-feeling
No Extra Cost by the Soviet Government. There was
well I.rocommend Dr. Williams' Pink St OF N
for Moscow no other alternative." Pills as I know of no other ime4igine
4P Giinu�_Dippjng is an 'B:go The situation was changed cam- to equal them in building up the
pktely, however, from the moment ular
�tlusive Firestone process. blood and restoring health."
recognition was grantee}. The Moe Dr. -Wams' Pink 'Pills for
Take
It inguliatei and cow extremists' hands were strength anaemia, rbeurbatism, indigestion, aw"
As"Paws-
strand sued and instead of willingnesi to As neuralgia and other 'nervous troubles.
__11,1106 IOWA" gotiate was found an attitude defined 4-
Take them as a tonic it you are not in
icord with rubber. Internal categorically last. December -by the the best physical condition, and C*'ul-
_,I 'Soviet representative here, who said, vtidte a resistance that, will keep you
fijetka and beat are re&umd, EXPECTANT
No confiscated properties would be well and strong. You can get these
to & min 1021---the awe ;returned to tMX^.bwners, and in -no pills from any dealer In medicine, or-
Vag& are greaft strength. event would compensation be paid by by mail at 60 cents a box from The
M OTHER
Frontons the Soviet Government." Dr.* Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
The withdrawal of diplomatic rela- Ville, Ont.
Read Mm Menar&s
Balloons tions
absorb road and special trading facilities,
driving etas•
Mr. Urquhart concluded, had "at last Her Experience May Help
cleared
%larifieso--aaalcing
19 the decks, reinstated British
ier and riding
me' ca=0`ww_
ia. -'q Want to tell -
Creditors to their rightful position, a Chatham, Ontat
u -how much ur medicine
Tposition more hopeful for; the settle
., . i has,done me. Be-
ent of oui•claimi t"n we hAve held
Firm I m n x'Deialer& We in a 7 ft=da. fore my baby
since the trade agreement of 1921 wag came I fe It a o
position to lave YOU InOnCY signed. After what has happened, __ weak and run-
it everywhere —the
You see
and Serve yon bettlir. _qae we must realize that nothing on earth down that I could
or- pearly gray enameled wam hardly do-my
can bring -about a resumption of nor
your nearest dealer to -day. mal relations with this country on the that (spells long service and work. My head
VIVESTONN TIRE & RUBBER CO- former terms, and that a prerequisite real, old-fashioned satisfactiotL ached continually
OF CANADA. LIMITED condition will now be a settlement of -.This' splendid kitchen ware., and I was go die.
couraged that I - v
SM
Hsopators. Ont. -vits debts and liabilities.". _P Pearl Enameled Wares
could cry from
MOST mius PER- DOLLAR Mr. Urquha.,rt's view finds support "ts . wear and- tear and its morningtill night. n-
in 11nancial circles. The Financial *MPEnameled h
surface, Me all S I bib another
ba unions ear
Times, for example, says: "However Marei-is so chirasmooth and
d whall -to
the Communists of Russia may detest Not, Bad Flies. o d and t gave me a lot
clean it' no taints or
restore our capitalistic system, do. go- I thought I would try Lydia
however much Visitor—"Are the flies bad around ile Compound,
impurities.
E. Pinkham's Vegetal
tLey rnay plead for its destruction, here ?" You need no reel wool as I had read so much about it in the
or special
they fervently d"miore political recog- Dign1fle Native—"The moral na- little books. I found a difference right
i to kee SMP Pearl Vibre
Vk=Wm Buil& the Only Chias-Dipped Tirm of t:.6 Cleansers i
nitiori by the British Empii47, becauie, tore fles of this section, •sir, hot WSW as my head was relieved and
rkling cl
been questioned, I'm My sister.,
have" never the nick In a iffy. Made in
14 and sired feelings gone.
su nevery new lmwayd Fe
handy vhVe and - sip
doing my washing and she
a, continued doing it, as Z said it
dustry,
Inset t Plests ..-Ile Choice of A Air it again. It sure did help me and I
by an old eviabliihed CAnadL
I might set me back .if I started t6 do
..a . _pqrt :4
West 5MVrN[ZTAL PNODUCTS Co:k*?,= .had-taken just two bottles when my
-New York World: An airport must baby came. He is a fine big boy,-
WONTMUL T61LONTO VI*14TPRO
not be encompassed by wires, shim- &DWONTON TANCOUVIM CALGARY now nealyfive months old. I am
hays -and tall- buildings; it Inust- be taking our medicine - again and I am
S M P able to 9 my work all by myself now.
outridie, crowded residential areas; it I -always recommend the Vegetable
must be' free from smoke, and, at! Compound to women, and especially
least, pending the invention of thell
IftilAkA .� Jto expectant mothers, as be ieve
helicopter, it must be roomy. Its Pearl they need -help at thesei times.
KHU 17jes-Mosqu IN I
a left to acci- Mrs. OLIVER MENARD, 24 Harvey St
selection should not bL
-7. D eft . - - '
dent- WARE Chatham, ontarlu.
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Minard's Liniment ft fellable. t lsauE No. 26—'27.
41
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aNn_- �.at,:=:�_�,- zi
v-& 7
�C
M
-MrF. John Duntl si�ent last -Mr. and Mrs. Kell& di twee Reta,
7
'.LOCALISM 'Banks), Richview,
-Bro. John Stephenson attend- of days with L. D. and Mrs
ed Grand Lodge of • OnU4o, held 781ahke.
boo. Watson hits _P
week with relatives in the city.
Spent a couple I -P ��`T '.0
-T sold his T
Ford. edr-to Mr. Partridge and has &t Toronto on June-15tb, l6thaud. -Dr. E. A. Sadleir, Dentiif, prat-
it with a Chevrolet. 17th, as the representative of On- tieing in, Ter-onto, willl be here -in his
replaced
_-John avd Mrs. Murkar anent
tarto Lodge No. 824, I. O. O. F. office from 1.30 p, in. to 6 p. m. as as-
Sunday
for District No. 41, will be held on -Dr. H. T. Fallaise, Resident Dent-
0
-The annual I. O. O. F_picni
8 in Toronto with their picul el on Thursday. a
.,,.dan1rhter, Mrs. D. J. Callaghan. C �L
--�Alex and Mrs. Flett, of King- Saturday, Juae 25th. at Oshawa- jet. Office over B"on's 1�ardwwe
7fi -,-'stoli.' have been t�peudlng their on'the-Lake, In the afternoon and StOre• Office hours, 9 to 6 daily and
All members of the *or.' evenings by appointment 4` --
`
evening.
holidays with their rilAtives* here.
-On another page is the pro- der are cordially invited to be -The friends of Mrs. Croak Sr
gram for the patriotic so hope. .
rvide on Present with their families -and did not fail to fulfill this
t,
7, -.-July 8rd. Keep It for use that day. friends and to brine their bqskets. About sixty, called, others; seat From now 'until Jul 1st we are features
MIN,
The police trustees are erect• -St. George's Anglican Church. written, greetings. The home was
other Sunday services at 10-80 a. no. and beautifully decorated with flowers
ings way-pole, swings anti Ing this well-known brand of
attractions in the Memorial Park. 7 p. w., conducted by Mr.NV. R presented to her, and many others
_W. A.. and Mrs. Henderson Sproule. At the even1bg hour a of love were given. M re. R. ff. hing n
plot -at one price..
spent Saturday at the home'of special men's service will be hold.
Croak, assisted by Mrs. Theo. An-
-the latter's mother, Mrs. Flumer. Every man associated with St nan and Miss Joan -Clark, served
P -felt, of Goi(Awood. George's. or wboje not associated refreshments in the diniug•'room. N
nit
George's with any.other church, isearneat
_nM---0hoir of St. a+- The birth day cake was e1ttI.I.
10
TK- Church held their annual picnic ly Invited to be present.
Pre $24 00 Pe
decorated in white and y
at Oshawa Park on Thursday Thd weather, too. -seemed to add
-Mr. and Mrs. W.--B. Powell, of .. ... .
a warm greeting, ou her nioetieth
-.1afternoon of last week. Pickerin , announce the engage- birthday, to the loving old la
-The police trustees have par 07.
moat Of their eldest daughter, we are sho*ing a beautifu range of this
Gladya,t6--Mr-.AJ6:j--M -cFarlvnis- n
who has journeyed, -so far A ILAAV.
chased a; quantity
for 7 of h 0
"�& I Amon those from & distance w thing in blues, _blacks.,_.�
chloride to place 6n the unpaved
oungest son of Mr. and A. Mae- lo
visited M
streets, to order to keep down the ra. Croak on her birth-
dust. arlane, of Jarvis St., Toronto, day were Benj and Mrs. Hobbs Iandy worsteds 'and tweeds.
the marriage to take place on the
and Everett and Mrs. Hobbs, of a
-On -Sunday1ast a nice, gentle 80th of June, inAll Sainte Church,
rain
fell during the greater part Sherbourne St., Toronto.
Wellington ; H. and Mrs. Patton, Tke Clothes are strictly "Made to Measure."
Mrs. (Rev.) M. Doyle, Mrs. R. J
of the day and night, which was
-The following books have been saylo'
much appreciated, as the land r, Mrs. Win. Branton and
was placed on the shelves of Picker- Miss Myra Croak, of Toronto; Fred T. Bunting', se Pickering
;�,q sitting ry and hard.'
Ing Public Libras Alcott, Little Darden Croak, of Wellsville. N. Y. . . . . . . .
-Are. D. Callaghan and little Wome
12 ; klcott, Good Wives; and Willard Croak of Detroit. -7-E6tablished 1857.'
this week with her parents, John L
sou have been spending a few days P-6-rtir, Freckles.;- Porter, The Har- Miss Allegro, Croak., of cis An-
vesters; Porteri-A-EFoot of Rain- geles-, Calif., writes-It is always
iand Mrs. M arkar. Mr. Callaghan bow ; Porter, Larrie;'KilbournO, a joy to think of you, so calm, so
V, ISO int a day with them. Thornton twins; Hill, Job's Niece; happy, a six
y, so glad of your opportunt-
-Ed Walsh, accompanied by Morthend, Art of Decoration . ti to help anyone. And I just •
�40 his brothep from Lindsay, left on Wameley,TorO Of, the Little POO- hope that this ninetieth birthdar
Friday last for Edmonton to settle
�6 ple. lvhe Siq.
'?,T'
will belled from sunrise to sunset
Friday the estate of his brother, Dr,
-A'webting of representatives with love and joy and jtreetings
James Walsh. who died very and-
_.�.__._denl7recently, from the'foorchorc-bes of tbe,vil- from friends.
-Fred Lapp, who was a reall.
lage.4t. Paul's United, St. An
'dent of Pickering about fort
United, St. George's, An-
drew's
IN MEMORIAM.
vA&ra ago, spent a day last week glican, and the R. C, Church, was
held in St. Paul's Church on Mon In loving remembrance of my dear
raij�ekeriog with his sister, Mrs
0 Dale, at the home of the latter'; day evening to make preliminary motber. Mrs. Mary Ann Tripp. who
dled June 29tb, 191ts.
&Ughter. Mrs. Smith. arranxemeuts for holding a patri-
otic service in the Memorial Peacefully sleeping, resting at last, REAL
-Henry bang, of New Liskeard, rial Park Q.
.�died Monday evening, June 2otb, on Sunday,•Jifly 3rd, in collnee• Earth's weary pains and sufteringe
past. 'N4
fps leaving& widow and two grown- tion.with the Jubilee Celebration.
It was decided Jesus has taken her bDwe to His breast*
Ilip gone. Hisi funeral takes place to invite all the Sleeping so peacefully. ever at rest.
-this (Thursday) afternoon. Ch other churches in the township to
$ Palmer and. John Campbell are be present to participate in this Inserted by her son Ezra SPECIAL
attending the funeral service. It was also decided to
-Rev. At R. Sanderson's themes secure, if possible, rognivent out- Now A
7
for Sunday will be-10.30 & in., side speakers to adgreaq the gath-
WHEAT PGRilie-SH-vor
`Vhe Divine Romance of Christian
aria and also a band to lead In M.S.Kgorty. C. Hood. lat 23. can 3. Picker.
P.
the musical part of this service.
(%&rector. -The Ques
&I= Boa." MA dif8eult gees- Rev. A. R. Sanderson oresided at
t'onca for a SAL" acre of Lind In Piek. �,qssgs 400101k
erins Village. C-ea. W Baker. Bois 91. Pkk-
come.
f the min to answer. the meeting and W, It Sproule POR
.An hour of vital interest was appointed secretary. Another
-The public and continuation meeting will be hold this (Friday) en�� 40-43
schools are now closing for the evening in St. Paul 's Church . at 8 VOR SA LR-A frame barn. 90z40 ft.
coxidn"s. Apply to hf G. Plutip.
aromwer vacation which will last o'clock, to wake fnrther arratilte• 39tfrw
wants, and when, it In hoped, the
until the first week in Sleptember. UR81ING-Urv. M. 0. WeW Our BIG STORE blend is splendid value
other churches in the townshi nZered nwm. sis openo Jar ben"
..Pupils and teachers have now the p N rea*
most anxious time of th will berepresected. '
e whole Phone Ptnk 5712.
,'year, vtbon the mid-summer ex. The annual Strawberry festi --:at 65 cents per pound, but -as a special
VCR SALE-12 tobrisits of pigs. well
o
laminstioup are in progress. val of St. Andrew's United Cburce JL' grown. 2 nanny goosta, I buck Fred Lac",
-Miss Vivian Businer, who has will be hold on the church lawn lo, 33. B F can Pickering, - 42-46 'inducement to place this tea in every 7• :2
been teaching in Virginia for the on the evening of Tuesday, Jun
VCR WHEAT FOR SALE-Good, m e very home we are giving away with
nest few 17"re, called on a few 28rd Supper, which includes 11clem seed, Silver Hun variety. Chu, Carter
1;Wnds on Saturday while motor- strawberries and cream, will be R R 3. Locust Hill. Pheft Mark 820'. 40-42
every pound, AB
ling to the home of her parents. served In the basement of the VOR SALE - Shoes of standing bay, SOLUTELY FREE
,.13ov- W. A. and Mrs. Banner, of church from 6 to 8 o'clock. This U adtn,nt St Andrew oo
-'sowmanville. She was accom- will be followed by a program of Apply " David Annato, Pick one "lustre finish" -cream pitcher.
Z
1panied by her mint, Mrs. Branton, a very humorous comedy entitled LIOR SALE-2191torksbireand 2York•
Various shades to choose from. Nn 't
-The hydro-power was abut "The Sisterhood of Bridget," given A` short bows. mVistered. and young stock W
off for several days last week on by the Young people of Claremont F. Disney Greenwood Phone Pick 2314. Sal
let this offer slip by, as a gross of these'
iiaecount of linemen being at work United Church. Twelve charset- RGANisr WANTED -For St
Installing s, now wire, the Shut- ere take Part in this Moot amusing ClAndrew'■ united Cb h Pick - For full
'Arc er"
a]32ih -pitchers wont last long.
off of the power being neces. draw&. Besides being partoculaft apply to It $, 6;pm ckv-mz little
van in
7,sary for the safety of the w9rk- Claremont it was given before a SA LE-
seed
os at
t.
at
11111111811. This inconvenienced the Port Perry audience Were FOR lt
kK 27, can. 7, Pkk-
Gray. R R 2. ClartizZat- Phone
ti
maser of hydro power in the village. delighted with the p ram. Be 12= 'ez sio 39-42
A grand garden party will be sure to come and PD;Joy a hearty
hold in Pickering Memorial Park laugh. Between sets instrumental UNOR SALE -Barn. 90 200. LIDO -a 4-.Our "FLOWERDALE" Orange Peko4 is
on Friday. July 16th. A su
L, house 2ft2o. Pick
pper duets will be given by Miss M. A=y MM J. kr=tm 9=15&t. I
will be served. followV 11 a Burgess azd Min A. 8 T to 20-
r
P, well worth 85 cents per pound'. As our
pofford
- =roram, under the an* ess of # Soprano solos will be rendered b %R
jA R B Special No. 2 and in -order to induce
Admission. 50 cents; aloo be violin solos. If you want leoca
'"Of SL Paul's United Mrs. D. A. Scott. and the" will
Church. aria pr
LO tosexot
o G. D poaseaaion Apra tats ip children, 25 cents. Watch out for to enjoy a real good supper and every one to yy this line also., we are
an be sure be W IRE PENCE-Oar of Pr 7. . . . . .
out prokmm cat Tight 4d
-On Sunday afternoon. three on hand oil 3liesday evening, June L&-.k fencing just arvived• Also stated gIVM9 away with every pound absolu-•
a sowers assirl buViies for ask.. W. F.
.00" got into Ft mix up on the 28th. Should the weather prove =..Greetow , Pbose Pick 2314, eStf
beautiful
Vighway In front of Dr. Field'L unfavorable the program will )..a tely free" one 7 inch utiful , I
�1011 SALE-A 500 -gal. gas tank and g I age
One car made an effort to pan given in the cbnrch. Admissiou 11 . 1 12211CM Pump. good as new. will sell for
Another, but on seeing another 50 cents; children, under 12 years. Moc, Tank and pump now at Frenchman's salad bowl. This bowl itself is well
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y 110 Blow Ave.
car c a OPPOO111to 25 cen to. Btly..", E. Cror,
owing from the A
direction he decided to hold back -A week ago Sunday a motor- .-worth at least- 20 cents.
and put on the brakes. VOR SALE --- &roomed frame house,
Owing car containing six or seven pas
to the Slippery pavement he conld sengers was on its wa-y home to 1' .in Pickering Village. Stone foundation and
repair. I acre of land with Inuit' trees.
Was a collision in which the thre occupanti were visiting fr
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Douglaso� 135 S sbed.. For ,
not control bin car. and the result Thor Id from Oshawa, where the 7Tr-tr-_. 4 2 •
e is a C H P M A N
.-autos participated. No- rrORONTO. WET•WASH LAUN• non On the Rouge Hill, it is stated that TORONTO (Semi finish} -Let our driver can and
was hurt, but all three can suffer- t
the driver attempted to " cu
In explain our 24 hour service just leave your
4d more or less damage, including between- two other ca'rs, wi tb the name with Mr. S. W,1 avis,Iboirber shop. We
a punctured will pick up and deliver 3 times a week.
gas tank, brok*m result that four cars' became in. IUD
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fenders and bumpers, and other volved in
the general mix-up, and FARM MACHINERY-Frost & THE CENTRAL .:-,GARA0
dam xft less serious. The person two people, Mrs. Ivy Quist and her _U Wood Cocksbutt, Tudhope. Anderson, John
Deere, Bissell, Gould. Shepley & Muir, Fleury,
who Jrav responsible for the mix- SOD, Harry, were badly injured. Wilkinson. r re
Telephon® 4900
up agreed to pay for all damage, Those in the Thorold car were all now. Also �VF=t_rtogi_ your F.
Grtenwood, unity,
27tf
and to consequence no action. will Ukranians, -and he& a poor com-
be taken in the courts. &DCT two
mand of English,
of them V OR BALE -In the Village of -Pick-
JL1 ering. adjoining Ruddy's Park. a 9-roomed
-One of the greatest marvels Of were placed under arrest, one ^b9- house, woth'pan" and wash-room, each con-
the ago, the radio, will achieve its Ing charged with having liquor in taining soft water pump and sink. Woodshed
with hard water pump. Large cellar with brick
greatest triumph on July lot, dare other than a legal place, and the ted; a good fumoice. Lam driying Anto Repairs, Accessories, Oils and
7.: 4cK the Jubilee Celebration when othe�, the* driver, I- charged With
the carillon Of bells, 'which have being intoxicated wishil in char ge
been installed on the tower of the of a car, and - also .with
driving
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Parliament Buildings in Ottawa recklessly. Haney, of the T gasoline ine, Acetylene Weldin
Sergi.
Batter Charging.
the first, time, broadcast Toronto police, was driving one of OUN AVIS PAVILION
its
wonderful music. PrOP&M the can that was damaged and
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- U•w are being made on such au had an exciting time in affecting y
fztswdv* SOWS bud at an'snor. the arrest of the Mon until the FRzN0HMkN15 BAIT 14
p8a 8 eS
east so that the chimes will arrival of Traffic-officer W. A. Friday 'or made on all-mak
-iday and
Saturday Evenings
be heard in &H parts of the world. Raid and 06unty Constables Oboe
''I" proparing f , the July I A and 2nd,
Owsm of radios will everywhere ter and Martin. of
;7 The men were
or 0 rete tion of taken before Magistrate Mark. CARD OF THANKS,
the wonderful mossaaeor 00. Both men were remanded. and
We
'buld wiab. thmugh Tax Nzws, to
Those who have radio@ eirbal taken to Whitby jail. Bail was
_--watch the daily Pen to find out fixed at $2ow, which was furnish- nvey our sincere th&DkA to the in"
h friends and neighbors for their klal
the hour at which this music will ed.
In the melee the four care ness and expressions of sympatby - in
that an this da representative the title of the The men appeared in court Fri- the death of oar beloved wife and • be broadcasted. y It in expected were more or leis badly damaged. our sudden and sad bereavement In Bg `SPENCER
nts&ive of the King in day evening, but an request Of mother• and also for the many beauti-
Oranadso will be changed from the prisoners' counsel, a remand of ful floral tributes.
-lovernor-Gaimeral" to Viceroy. One week was granted. John Graham and Family.
Proprietor, Pickering
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