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,�TOL. XLV1. AY, AUG. K1927 No. 51.
P I C"HIJEW _R_ IN G 0 NT. FRID
M
4*T00= DUMBARTON. BROCK ROAD.
At the Community Hall on Sunday: Boya and girls, got ready orseb I
oc,
irsd4611114 GREENWOOD
Sunday School at 21.00
p. w.; Church again.
Service it &00 p. m. Preacher W. R. Miss Edna Kayes Is on'the sick list
MRS HO
aproule. at sea t.
ru AeUiarn Badgerow spent last
week-end at Whitby and other points.
GREENWOOD.
Gen. Kayes and family, of Oshawa.
A eflendid garden party wUl be spent the week-end with friends here.
0
eld a the home of Fred Bush on Aug. ATorooto family, who occupied &
Baskets' t all -sizes
B. CHRISTIAN, Barristerand
Ae1=,,No=PubUc Etc. money to wood Ladies' Aid. The program will returned home.
20th, under the auspices of the Gieen- cabin at the wildemees last week, have
On. Ig House, wbithy. 2ay and descriptions be a drams entitled The Fascinating Ralph Hwing and family. of the
All aecoumts must be
is Fanny BrownL.';' I b the Mark- Bell Telephone Co.. Toronto, spent
. �Iven �py
G BROWNING. K. C.. Barris. iDr irranged for by uly
h& gu at lowe _h&wDramXUe- Ulub andZUrer&.-- Pr�o- S*a"y mith_Z_4. Kay es.
V=tely-lrest of cc. Dundas Street, ceedain aid of the Building Fund. Mrs. Goo. Grills,-*bW--uuderwent-an let - as - I am' leaviv for
eWrlri
House phone 8", Otilce phone."2. Admission, adults 26 cents; children, operation In the Oshawa Hoipital, is
aire that Clete,
ters. So- alt. for sale 20 cents. Hot dogs wil be sold on the doing nicely and will be home in a few. req My books closed
B TON & ROSS-Barris
Al is n
its Northern Ontario Building.-M grounds. days. not let i tha
John Neal will start for the harvest
A
W. J. Eloston. CHAS. A. WEITZ. WHITEVALE. fields of the west on the 30tb. go will I
Adelaide 2767' A
R. D. F. Ross. be accompanied by his uncle, Lawrence
a - : Successor to late W. G. Barnes We extend out heartiest congratu- Neal, who is visiting friends in Cater-
7PICHARDSON PICKERING A large
JIL11Erriat-p. Solicit. t... 213-214 Cooled- Phone Mark 8420 ILtions to Patrick Nolan on his success Jo.
Building, Corner Yonge and Rich-
'r, i g his rot-clase certificate
8t;,0ronto. Pbonea Main 1390 and Main
'k Mftr from Markham High School.
tring office open Monday and Wed On Monday &f ternoon a pretty tea DUMBARTON.
us ludift
_�ff evenio#a and all day Satutday, inclu
W wdayAveni . Pbone Pick. "00. ati show r was held on the lawn of Mrs. --Feed- ._A�
e
FURNITURE- Stock of
Miss Gertrude White is in Clinton
AT BOTTOM PRICES J. A. Pugb, by-the-Misses Birnie and with her cousin. Mps. Paterson.
nf various kinds on hand 21
Miss Irene Pugh, in Oonor of the bride Little Miss Mary O'Brien. of T6-rdT-- -7
42
Zi elect, Miss Marion Johnston. Sweet
to. is holidayiog wfth Miss Minnie Bettei secure your supplies now, y A
"R. J. R. FOWLIIL Deatiet. Gar. CLAREMONT, ONT. peasand cosmos graced the table. A Nicholson.
Rd and Victoria Park Ave.' To- novel shower Idea was carried out. am it will be Pearze and higher
0. IgIg, up, Washatande Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers, of Duluth. 4
. p at do,). 6%1; Eww. Dressers $12 0 -_ I -_ . I in price. later on.
112. ly $4 up. Chiffoven, 5 drawen are visiting their u"Ie, Isaac and
AUVLXY
R. D. C. Smith. Deutist.'Stouff- and good sized mirrors AND BARLEY
Mrs Nobes.
Honer Graduate of Chicago and To- half price. It will Mrs. Frank Sewell and babygirl
Miss Gee has returned from a visit
o7al t.0 8 are visiting her parents. Walter and
veet* Universities and the R yon to call. L Catharines. WANTED
Den"Surgeona. Phoneofficeloll COUT "I pay Mrs, Annie.
,L. IM No outaid! appointmenta. Robert Logan. of Penn.. in yisiting
.201 The Misses Anderson, of To
his relatives here. ronto
B. BEATON. D. b. Mr and Mrs. Morrison spent; Sun.
]BLAKE and Whitby, were guests of Miss z M.
Graduatelof the Royal Coleige o( Dan!-, Roofing Material I day with Frank sod Mrs. Puckrin.
tal Agnes Thom over the week-end.
wW UniverwiT of Toronto. off= Nicholson y
Miss Phyllis % or
The buov season of threshing and ioited h
-Uoner7 stom WWtby.
friend. Miss Dove. in the cTty and
bows 9 to 12: Ito 5M. lad,' harvest is on and the weather has the
5x British Colu'mbix Shingles latter returned with Phyllis to spend 0 A L
Phosse 220. been ideal.
8X a whilein the country.
Several of the Club members visited
Rev. Mr. Haig, uf Asriscourt, will
NBIL 0. SMITH. D. D. 9.. L. D. S.. No. 2 Sand5z Nia v
oaday e ebing
(Succemw to Dr - J � N - Dalev. Graduate of the United Church pulpit next A good supply of Hard and Soft
-The V tgara Falls on WedD -CuPT
w7W College of��W 5 tons aad Tom. wi the Tennis Club, of Greenwood, 0'
to uaivemty. A, over D A Sunday. Rev. Mr. Gundv preached
and report a good tI me. very acceo
Phone . Coal on hand.. Al@o a suppl
PV; J=store every Tuesday and Prid TORONTO ASPHALT - tably last Sunday, morning
ROOFING WHITBY. and evening. of Kindling Wood,
7[XZRBERT T, FALLA [BE Murray's 18 in.. 82 in. and 86 Inch stove length.
4. L, D S..
JUIM D. 5, Graduate of the Royal CotIeV of Wben a funeral procession was P&"-
DMEW Surgeons and the Umvemly of Tato to, widths, 4 in I Shinglei - also S. 0. Football 'Association
0 CM= above 3 5 Salaciou's awe. Pickering, oat Metal Valley ana Ing &long the Kingston road near the .12tf Phone Pick. 1709.
41111ce boun * 9 a as to S y. a., or by appoint. Imominalarui on Sunday an &utomo.
Ridge Roll. L%st Saturday evening at Clare
Went Phase Pick 3TOO. NAL 7NRO, PICKKKING
iL
431y bile driven by R. F. Brown. Ridr mom t. before a large crowd, Claremont DO, D ML
t t e
-.4112ta4a"o garb*. MatwUl. or will give price on wood. Out struck the hearse a defeated Brougham by the ecare of L. BURNINGHAM
finished job rearand-slao bit the car containing two to nothing. in the first its, e of
m
-Sue. the mourners. Chief Gun8OZl will t1ke lay�off for the cha ionsh�p of
rRL�ZABETH RICHARDSON CKERING 1 prosecute Brown for reckless drivIag the South Ootario PootbmSI Associa- Building and General
sued icbardson. repre- Asimilarcharge has been preferred tion. Thegame was wellplayedby
to the late W, V. P
8MUNLawacl-kneva Firy Insurance Comm P1 contracting.
abed a W P" of
�10 t, the chief sonst John Prosser of \t Estimates furnished on &It clames
both saw*. Claremont showed s.
Ayloswortb avvaue. Birch Cliff, good forward line and the Brougham
of work-Interier and Exterior.
MSTUJ LUMBER YARD
L. Licensed Auctioneev. who I@ alleged to to have "cut In" on team bad a good defence. The game 'jLlterstions and repairs.
4! 0 Inir counties de Tark "W 2atusa. AUG. A
Oka aho 41 all klaft am" Is an Awartass Arthur Irwin. &M Ontario striW. To.
we" a little late in starf Inff Owing to Chimneys Built Concrete Work.
-onto. near the Flaming farm an 8 the referee having tire trouble comin Phone Pickering W12
"Is". Adaved on" alverl. 0.. 0" 1 no-
ttme 3
T 43"All X M N G NAAI%MM 4ay. Both can went into the ditch- from Oshawa. These two
in R-1113ATON TOWN arlam Mrs. Irwin was cut over the eye and
lay the Goal game at Brouebam next FAIRPORT, ONTARIO
We buy and sell. furnish quotations her back was injured. Prosser will Saturday evening, Aug. 27th. The
"GOMMING2. BUL to
"Lwow and Information on all LAsted and appearin the police courtllervtbis game will commence at 5,80'p. m 8 H I G L E S
Unlisted Mining Stocks.
(Friday) w9roing. (standard time) and Harry Gilpin. of
Vv a Will be Pleased to Advise what Oshawa, will referee. The total &I
p,-_ Wid. MAW, LICENSED AVC_ 0 IW%! �.Nova Scotia Shingles
TIONZW Y=Q01toric a" DwIsNss tocks to bov or to hold, or Seethe FawinatioR Fanny Brown on the round wtII counti and as
I I Galt Galvanized Steel Shingles
An
COMM& attwAW w hat a tock to sell. at Greenwood. Aug. 29th. ugham has a two goal lead to over- Bird's Felt Slate Shingles,
to. Tarwsr�bbs� DOU0 ansy be Clients are making mono4y by come. it is certain that they will make
arram"d at NRWS'OWv 940 sed Judelm. I .. for sale at
deat obonaL Wwtbv. Out. my following our advice. WHITUVA" a determined effort on their home
Our long experience in mining. ex. Mrs. H. Pugb visited city friends field. T. PATERSON-8 - CLAREMONT
�eodiug over a Pori
Od Of 'twenty over the week-end. Ca.11 and get prices. Phone 2912
A yosirs, allows us to give sound advice Mr. and Mrs. Parks visited friends WEST HILL-
on the investment feature Of A, Wins in Claremont on Sunday.
L 'EEP COOL I
or the spo-mul&tIve feature of a pro*- Miss B. Ketcheson. of Tweed, is a Last Sunday morning It was noticed ,Pickering
peadve mining ventum that there were four ministers In the
Ruest iLt Ft, fl� Johnaton's.
Buy a 1 SOLLOWAY, MILLS k 00. Mr. and-Mrs. Peebles a at a very congregation. namely Rev. Sam 'Ron-
-6edyof Francis, $aek. ; Rev. Wm.
Members of Standard pro esior -The-4"ge_
er Goods Store I
pl;T� Iiholida Leat'.
alcoca 5xcuan H, noare aujuying Scott.
go. 0
w Perfection Members of the Montreal a motor trip through ttaawrwa. American universitlove; Rev. Bugb BARN
Congratulations to misees Emma Oroslerr. a former pastor of the church Our supply of quality H
Mining Exohang& araese an�
,.,,Oi'l Stove Office and Board Room, Ground Floor, and Marjory Birnis on their sucesen in and Mr. McOonoebis, the pastor in Parts is now complete.
their examinations. chMe at the present tf me.
metropolitan Building, -00 --was hostess Mon.
Morning service next Sk -000TS--GR" agora
AND - Miss o-4'ugb hands In
TORON". - ONTARIO day afternoon In her home Melville Presbyterian Obure IT
at a do. w be We have &.large stock of this Famell..
s conducted by the Rev. Hugh Crozier. Boot on hand unbeatable
P'&Qum: Ads"'" am and WrA lightful Los and miscellaneous shower
gave Time, Toil, Patiewe in bonor of bar friend, Min Marion who Is 'now -located at The menford, for hard wear Led tear.
.8" our Now Model Out. Mr. crosier to on his vacatina.
You Will Like It Rarding takes place on Thursday.
THE RURRL Johnston. whose marriage to Lowls and has kindly consented to take the -.REPAIRING
'ANY LTD. August 25th. Miss Pugb received the We maintain our established re'
4CURITIES COMP service on Sunday morning, Aug. 28th.
a good Hne of Hardwwe guests. assisted by Min BMW& Birmle. All friends and sr.qualntsnces of Mr. tion:for repaki
Log 11 kind, or"
st remonable After a social hour a delightf at luneb- Crozier are cordially Invited to bear hamelb boots.
pr2oes Real Bstate and Insurance. eon was served on the lawn to the him next Sunday morning, Last Sun-
guests. who were close f Heads of the day Rev. Sam Kennedy, of Francis.
Phone 4600 CECIL BRADLEY
Farm Properties a Specialty. brid"ect. Sask., took charge of the services both
morning &ad evening. Mr. Kennedy Harness-maker
ALVIN BUSHBY Head offIce: 21k214 Confederation BROUGHAM. In a native born son of Scarboro and
ato.
Life Buildfng. Toro
delivered two excellent discourses to
Phone Main 1390, PICKERING, ONTARIO
PICKERING ., ;.. 1 ,'
Mrs. Grainger is with her daughter, those prevent. The morning contre-
Branch Office: Gordon Building., Mrs. R. Miller. gation was one of the largest that as
some time.
Pickering Ontario.
family with her. Mine Jean Little was the soloist in the
Phone 0600. 28tf J. Daniel and family, from the U, a., morning and A. H. McCurdy in the
'Man
Mrs. Busign has her daughter and been seen in Melville for
yvisited Mrs. A. Malcolm. eveillog.
Bert Harvey. jr., of Toronto, spent
will require &'Mattress doring CLAREMONT
Sunday with his pareDta.
theJellowinir few Mrs. Peter Brown and children arc Hear -the Markham Dramatic Club
U
wibsks. We CREAMERY visitiog the Perryman family. at Greenwood, A. g. 29th.
Miss Duncan, of Ssek.. basspenta
Sell the Marshal I part of her holidays with her uncle STOUFFVILLE.
and family,
price ppid fo
Prioes *25 to $15' r Mrs. Mcf3riRr. of Toronto. is-visit. The creditors of J. L. Little wili'le IV
Cream at the
ing at Thistle Ha', also Miss Whitson, paid 28 cents on the dollar.
We gaillsamtee our $15 Mat- of Markham. John Turner has purchased the Kos*
tren to be pure white d
cla at Creazarty A life weirnbert-bip tea is being bel ter residence, next to the publi, school
at the home of Mrs. Gen. Philip this OurHome Committee showasur.
plu
d a of about IIINO dollars, after all ex. All Outdoors
Give no a trial and be convinced A splendid meetin beW. M.� 13, penees are p
.,...layer felt (Fri sy) afternoon.
g of t aid.
Our 8 50 and 7. 60. Mattr"Bes was held at the home of Mrs. John The Stouffville Horticultural Soci-
invitei Your Kodak,
ety bold their annual exhibition in the
ILS11 J S Phillips on Thursday last; ..7 f
-in grBy felt and Te ELM DALE I
% ry . *. ATA Walter Swerdfager, of V� innipeg, Arena here on Sept. let. At the beach, in the garden,
1111SM09able lox - Iwo has been holidaying here with his Ambrose Lewis, a prominent hopes-
r
died at the mountain Camp, whereve
condo, Master Harold Camels. man of the 7th c6n., Markham,
Imidining COU011, in a pretty Mrs. Barclay went to the city last last week, after a short illuess-- 5rou go-your Kodak will keep
long after:.
week to bid her son. Lyman, farewell, Mr. and Mrs. Griffith met with a ur good times
figured oret4wne snd yo
when he left for Edinburgh to t%ke motor accident this week. -when they
-good MILUrm M50 -7 �'For P"try use at-gradumite course. a_u_tnber_o.L_wo=ds__snd_ you'v6 had them.
'iid _h
rve bruises. K6&ak "e ave
visitors with Mn, Geo-
Mille, some now designs in Our Royal Prand put: R. and Mm Brodie, of Toron- The North York Plowmea are join- it handy for the picture chances
to; I. and Mrs. Fair. of Chi IDIt baudii with the Proviaclal Plow
Simmons Walnut Be& 0 that don't wait.
man's Association in holding their
Mrs. Burroughs and son and da
at your. Grocer's.
k ,at right prioes of Markham a4d Agincourt. annuall event on the Jail fam to Oc. om .86 19#,*
Fornere who have wheat got your The work of installing the hydro tOber.
at
"or vaside f rom your own system is progressing rapidly. but one Our baseball team ars now playing
V great drawback to these now convoul. off the semi-ficals. They play the
wheat.- We can
sawn is the necessity of mutilating go second home and home game with
Cs A. Sterrift grind it.
many of our beautiful maples. Port Hope here on Wednesday of this
)ealer and FeW of all kinds-Ohicken tteed Mrs. Ferguson itud grand-daughter. week. E C. Jones, Pbm B
Furnit4ire L
- Tl_�Iq J�CKER NG NEWS
Kona W"
M-*Ia
of Mitchell. &revisiting friends here. Mrs George Thomas. who bad her
Funeral Director hen feW, chop, millf9ed. Drnggist,
t. I leg broken and lacerated In a motor
Having spent bar ebildbood da
3 Phone law, thlevicinity. being a daughter ol tho, accident about a month ago, is hold- Pickering, Ontario
Chapping every week-day. -
asto James amd Mrs. Fuller, her old Ing her own and hopes are now enter- a
Piakedng, Ontwis friends were pleased to renew her ae-
talned that amputation will not be
quaintance. necessary.
.7
ze-
�er Ofiver'.Dies
Leading` Figure in BritiAh
W -ibia
un Kli;ics Passes
.EST JOHN
Victor '
* B.C.- Bzitish , Columbia
I the psssl'ng of Hon. John
liver, of the ]Province, arid
�Uy
alaw from coast to coast Join in I
paying.a. last tribute to the man 1rh6
for a decade dominated the 1,114 of
)3ritish ColumbkL
At his unytetentious home on Fern
Street, Premier Oliver -died Monday
Wight, Atwiist 115th, after an illness
VAdch oommenced last spring, and
Nhich he bad known for months
Would end fatally. A turn for the
Monday bad%arnod his
at Ir approaching death. He
into uncowelousness after
with his relatives earlier in
and the and came quiet-
Bald Leaves
Meryneti and Mermaids in the Cross the Bay Swim ---wm
Fn son dosepri ox
tdons -by -h is -wken the
"Wonderful Hospitality"
Carries Message of
•
. . . . . .
Faith, Hope and
N
Affection
163 men, women, girls arid boys started In regent "Cross the Bay" Swim at •To.ronto. What will 400 look
still with you. FuTther, it 13 the first'
t4rive that a Prime Minister of Great'
t— 7,
Wa
ri
31 at the--C..N.E.?
Britain has visited any of the Do
W4nL issued the- following forerwell meaw.
;,bg that the end was so near.
Mr. Oliver ended his days as he
.0's
Two Planes Win Victory
intritions during his term of office. t
hope I will not be the last.,
taiiiing on the Empress of Scotland.
"The time has come for me to say..—
"I want "th nk you e9pedaU7 foi?,
au, revoir-,Io Gonads, but I cannot go
A
lmd spent tbem., utisfrald. As 'via
fort
without sending a farewell message to
Tur",ore Per ha n
the generous interest you bxys-shcmrn�
her people no and all-who have
-4bbed,-
in the thought that his life had con-
from the day we -landed shows Mrad
.
in my attempts to explain some of thi
Baldwin and myself such wonderful;
tr9nAed somathing to the building up
hospitality,
Fires Rag' in Northern Ontario —.Picton 'a' Sadder
e
post-war problems that we in Great!
Britain have to meet, and the meth-1
"Our visit has been unique in sev.J
of his country.
On Monday, before he sank into
eral ways. First, It was our gtroett
�er Ofiver'.Dies
Leading` Figure in BritiAh
W -ibia
un Kli;ics Passes
.EST JOHN
Victor '
* B.C.- Bzitish , Columbia
I the psssl'ng of Hon. John
liver, of the ]Province, arid
�Uy
alaw from coast to coast Join in I
paying.a. last tribute to the man 1rh6
for a decade dominated the 1,114 of
)3ritish ColumbkL
At his unytetentious home on Fern
Street, Premier Oliver -died Monday
Wight, Atwiist 115th, after an illness
VAdch oommenced last spring, and
Nhich he bad known for months
Would end fatally. A turn for the
Monday bad%arnod his
at Ir approaching death. He
into uncowelousness after
with his relatives earlier in
and the and came quiet-
Bald Leaves
Meryneti and Mermaids in the Cross the Bay Swim ---wm
Fn son dosepri ox
tdons -by -h is -wken the
"Wonderful Hospitality"
Carries Message of
•
. . . . . .
Faith, Hope and
Affection
163 men, women, girls arid boys started In regent "Cross the Bay" Swim at •To.ronto. What will 400 look
still with you. FuTther, it 13 the first'
t4rive that a Prime Minister of Great'
66 summon the other nwn*ers of his
family. 7%0 had :retired, not. rwaiz-
North Sydney, N.S.-Premier Bald�
31 at the--C..N.E.?
Britain has visited any of the Do
W4nL issued the- following forerwell meaw.
;,bg that the end was so near.
Mr. Oliver ended his days as he
sage to the Canadian people before
Two Planes Win Victory
intritions during his term of office. t
hope I will not be the last.,
taiiiing on the Empress of Scotland.
"The time has come for me to say..—
"I want "th nk you e9pedaU7 foi?,
au, revoir-,Io Gonads, but I cannot go
A
lmd spent tbem., utisfrald. As 'via
fort
without sending a farewell message to
Tur",ore Per ha n
the generous interest you bxys-shcmrn�
her people no and all-who have
-4bbed,-
in the thought that his life had con-
from the day we -landed shows Mrad
.
in my attempts to explain some of thi
Baldwin and myself such wonderful;
tr9nAed somathing to the building up
hospitality,
Fires Rag' in Northern Ontario —.Picton 'a' Sadder
e
post-war problems that we in Great!
Britain have to meet, and the meth-1
"Our visit has been unique in sev.J
of his country.
On Monday, before he sank into
eral ways. First, It was our gtroett
A
ads and purpose with whAtch we are'
privilege to travel during part of the
-*oaciousness, Mr. Oliver said
their Royal' Highnesses the'
'airplanes
tackling them. And I have seen and'
Wales and Prince George.
%
ye to is Private Secretary . Jas.
eatfiftithgh My Jyr-*5 vumied
Fn son dosepri ox
tdons -by -h is -wken the
•
. . . . . .
what tinged� w
with envy, that they are}
mist died, as there was no time
163 men, women, girls arid boys started In regent "Cross the Bay" Swim at •To.ronto. What will 400 look
still with you. FuTther, it 13 the first'
t4rive that a Prime Minister of Great'
66 summon the other nwn*ers of his
family. 7%0 had :retired, not. rwaiz-
like In the $50,000 marathon on Aug.
31 at the--C..N.E.?
Britain has visited any of the Do
;,bg that the end was so near.
Mr. Oliver ended his days as he
of the liquor trade were two of the
Two Planes Win Victory
intritions during his term of office. t
hope I will not be the last.,
controversiol matters with which
"I want "th nk you e9pedaU7 foi?,
ev
lmd spent tbem., utisfrald. As 'via
fort
Oliver had to lead aanost throughout
Tur",ore Per ha n
the generous interest you bxys-shcmrn�
-4bbed,-
in the thought that his life had con-
his Premiership.
.
in my attempts to explain some of thi
tr9nAed somathing to the building up
. During his years in offlee-as Chief-
Minister Premier Oliver initiated
Fires Rag' in Northern Ontario —.Picton 'a' Sadder
e
post-war problems that we in Great!
Britain have to meet, and the meth-1
of his country.
On Monday, before he sank into
many departures n social legislation;
But. Wiser Town
ads and purpose with whAtch we are'
-*oaciousness, Mr. Oliver said
land and settlement laws, and im-
'airplanes
tackling them. And I have seen and'
ye to is Private Secretary . Jas.
provements to the educational system
On Wednesday four left announced an offer of $10,000 for the
14arnt, even in this brief and crowded'
the that
wig had been his intimate
of the Province.
For five
the air port In Oakland, California, rescue of each crew.
visit, enough of spirit anIJ
the Canadian to
to for many years
the past years a c6risider-]
one carrying a woman, and were roc- Hopes are held out for the lost
I
mates people enable'
Shaking Mr. Morton, by hie hand,
able portion of his time arid attention
Ing out over the Pacific -ocean toward flyers having landed at out-lying
me to be a messenger from you to the'
'he summed up the works of his life
was directed toward the prosecution
for
Honolulu in quest of fame and $35,- Hawaiian Islands, but these are not
Mother Country; the numseige that 1:
home is faith,
amply, when he eaddr
of British Columbia's claims
000 in prize money offered by James confirmed. We ask: Is it worth it?
am taking" one of of'!
"Well, we didn't always do the best
freight-rate reductions, and better
terms f rom the Dominion.
D. Dole of Honolulu for the first FIRE FIEND.
transoceanic air- derby In the history I , . •
hope- and affection .
i did not need this visit to Con-
thing politiftHy, but we"did the best
' A square -built Men of enormous
of aviation, Forest fires of major prpportions
vince me of the strength of the Irn-
r
we know bw. That's &U ,any- of us
sire was road of his humble
Reports on Thursday told of the are raging in the Sudbury district
'
palpable ties that bind the nations of
Ia
Icon do'
delighted in recalling the
monoplane Woolaroc, piloted by for the first time d -is year as A result
the Empire together in loyal partner-
the
A man of the people by birth and
John Oliver
days of his pioneer life on bush farms
of the continuous Pell of dry weather
Arthur C. Goebel, movie stunt: aviator a I
which has created an extremely high
ship under the Crown, but It is good to
lamperamem, was rob -1
in Ontario and Bt-itish Columbia. A
of Holly -wood, capturing first prize of
see with orwe's -own eyes and to hear
Moore proficient in the rugged
forcefal speager( and.ready debater,
n
$26,000 in_ fire hazard in recent weeks. The
the Dole air race from
with one's own ears.
n
arts of 'the pioneer than any other he loved a political argument and was
Oakland to Hawaii, and Honolulu's ten days have witnessed the out-
s
"Of my personal memories of Can.-:
:' Canadian statesman. Minor, farmer never happier than when crossing
entrant, the Aloha. with Martin Jen-break of no less than ten fires in
ads and her people I will only W,
vFoodsman, engineer and stonemason swords with some opponent worthy of
:
sen as . pilot, taking the second prize' various parts of the district under
that they are such as I shall tresature
be brought to the Premiership of
the
his steel across the floor of Le
supervision o
of $10,000, f the Sudbury office of
all my life
Prit1sh Columbia a first-hand knOwl- i
lature He possessed a ready wit fr�
Goebel and his navigator, Lieut. W.'the Ontario Forestry Branch. At
"You have even me rem-wed confl-
of the 'ploneer's problem which
tly helped hiria in his adlininlatra-
a keen sense of humor, delighting in
least two of these fires are Inot yet
C. Davis, ftval officer of San Diego,
under control. Two thousand men
den,69 and inspiration for the work
';von
and applauding aivy good natured
landed at Wheeler Field, at 12,22 p.m.
20 fight the menace.
that awaits me as Prime Minister of
of that task
thrust at himself from his opponents.
(Honolulu time), the first fliers in the
and planes
Great Britain.
"I
He took his place in the Provincial;
In 1900. He then an
Grave Diggers
four-cornered race to reach the goal.
taking 24 hours to travel the 2.00
I
FICTON CLEANED.
thank -you with all my heart.
and I wish you Godspeed."
,was
piston, Ont. -The town of Picton.
ardent supporter of the late Sir Rich -h-
McBride. but when McBride 's Ad-
Exhume Chinese-,
miles. ,
The Aloha was brought down on the.
noted for its retired farmers, and
(Sgnd.. "STANLEY BALDWIN."
At the eivic reception, Mr. Baldwin
Ord
I
'field
substantial. If not %>pulcnt wealth. has
"I
,=dr"trat],on became definitely Con,-
Oliver. Liberal
. .1
at 2.22 p.m. (Honolulu time) �been "too the -cleaners." The term is
San
spoke but a few wordo, mnd.#' he
"almost in
vervatAve, always a &C
I
Oriental Bodies 'to Be
and Jensen and Paul Schluter of used not in any literal sense, but
said, sight of the ateed and
lmwrt. aligned himself with the Oppo.,J
-137
Francisco, the na-Agutor, stepped rather in the parlance of Wall Street.'e"l
industry with wlAch I have been
Atiori+ of which he became the leader
Shipped Back to China
from the cabin to find that they had It Is not to be thought, that the town assoclated-not always happily-!or
da 1905. He bitteriy opposed the Me-
Rrtde railway policy, which Iricludedi Tor-onto.-Recently 17 men have
finished second. many year's past.
Friday saw a huge mobilization of has participated in any "paint up and "I wish to thank the governments,
Uw building of the Canadian North-!been busily engaged In digging up the
and removing the coffins of
naval vessels and army and navy brighten up" campaign and is ghsten- Federal, Provincial and municipal,
ing in consequence; rather it is to be
ei
arn line to the cost. graves
Orientals, - who have been buried An
planes in the search for two missing 1 who have been so kind. It know what
realized that the Picton townspeople
In 1909 Oliver ran for the Legis- Mount Pleasant cemetery here. In a
planes of the Dole flight race from are realizing slowly and sadly, narre-la lit of trouble we have caused and
)aturo in Victoria and The Delta and I tent in one corner of the c
cemetery
the mainland of the United States to ly, I am grateful. But' if I can thank
that they are the victims in a *1
vois defeated in both constituencies.' group of Chinamen are engaged In
Hawaii, and rewards totalling $50,000 $223.000 financial crash, the greatest out any above others would thank
IDUver went back to his farm and his i removing the bones from. the coffins
offered for the discovery of occupants in the district's history, due to the Mr. Mackenzie King and Col. Ral-.
id7kee, f-schewing politics for seven i and preparing them for shipment to
of the two lost machiines. I foolish financing of Ralph 11. Raynor, ston.op
-yeam In told, bowwvet, be was China. It to estimated that there are
ha the swirl of the political' 322 Chins" buried In the cemetery, 1
D. Dole, who posted the one time tenant farmer and late spec-
Prizes for the flight, offered a reward tacular "motor merchandizer:" Canadian Unemployed Large.
campaign which swept a Liberal Pro' I but only 137 will be shipped to the
of $10,000 for discovery of the occu-
the lost
ly Decreased
War into office, the late H. C. Brew- I orient for burial. The others will not
pants of either of machines,
:. 'No New Leases
ipter. Oliver was elected in• the con -' be shipped until a I& n
lapse of seven
Dewdney Im,
or $20,000 for the discovery of both
crews. An offer of $10,DOO came from
Newfoundland's Government bas
Oat.- Employment In Cansi•
Ottawa, Out.
in
tuency of and Medifittel- It has been a practice of the
years.
lryibwAma Minister of Agriculture in
William F Mall-oska of Flint, Mich.,!
introduced official legislation provid-
than induiftrieG at the beginning Of
Celestials to ship the remains of their
lbo Brewster Administration. A few fellow-countrymen to China for burial.
backer of the "Miss Doran, one of Ing that no new leases of land In the
July showed a further Increase, the
gaino'being somewhat more substan.
..... . . . . . .
Pfe-
snier Brewwted. Oliver was chosen
every
war, the shipments were stopped,
the last planes, who ma:' the off.,- Lah"dor terrltef3r Peeea+ty---g*1nsd
for the recovery of tht occupants of shalt be permitted except by act of
tial than those noted on the same a-afe-
In I previoupt years, occording . to statts.
rremier in his plAce. In the 1�20
Tiie Chinese engaged In removing
the "Miss Doran" dead or alive. The Legislature., Ground wft,htn three'
tics tabulated by the Dominion Bu-
"paign the .Oliver Adminiftration
the bones from the coffins 'use brush-
�es
San Francieco Examiner, which en- miles of the sea for agriculture is ex-
reau of St&Usti I ca.
aa returned to power.
etas
and water to clean the remains,
�
the "Go'-'en Face" -the race,
Returns were received from 6137
Legislation enacted during : the !which are then placed in white can-
firms, each with a minimum of 26 em-
Oliver regime- Includes votes for wo- vas bags like dunnage bags, tagged,
ready for shipment.
pioyees, representing practically
=Am, mothers' pensions, a workmen's
I every industry except agricultur6,
.,compensation act and a Measure 4
fishing and high specialized business
tinaacial, aid to municepalities. A
Jaywalker," • R. L. M. submits,
operations. These 'firms employed
provincially-owned raid ay and the,
"a a pedestrian after his contact with
'. 06,956 workers as compared -wtth
Ortablishment of .provincial control6an automobile."
1875,090 at the beginning of June.
Reports- received from the offices
PRINCE OF WALES CALLS
�the, Employment Service of Canada
In
showed unemployment a ong the
mejnbers of repotting trade unions at
-ON BROTHER FOR
11FF"R SPEECH
per cent. as compared with per-
centages of. 5.2 at the beginning of
Tells - Vancouver Canadian Club He Has Two Strings
July, 1926..
To His Bow
Praise For Canada
:London.-The Financial Times edi-
I Vancouver, B.C.-The Prince of
Another outburst of cheers and
torially comments In laudatory terms
Wales had a message for Vancouver.
Prince George rose. He had some
of the reduction of Canada's national
*U s spoke • at the Canadian Club.
shafts pleasant sats for his elder brother,
Aff
debt, as recently made public In an
Guests packed the main dining room
which sent ripples of laughter around
official statement at Ottawa.. The of-'
surd flawed away down into thq_cor-
the room and evident] deli ghted the
y
ficial figures given out at Ottawa
Prince of Wales himself. "He has
stated that the
at the head of the table was
yoam is second string,"
hare90uSitting
of
Prince George, the younger brother of !"nce George said, after ackrowledg
The Judges of S acco and Vanzetti
first four months th epresent fiscal
the Prince of Wales. ing the welcome Abe had recaived in
"Gentlemen," Vancouver. "I don't exactly know
Judges of tLe Supreme Court of Boston, Mass., called upon to determine
year, which opened on April 1, the net
debt on March 31 having -totalled $2.-
dTyly observed the what that means, whether it is a
Prince' Wales as he his
the fate of Sacco and Vanzetti
347,834,370, and at the end of July
=:.
closed
compliment or not.
opeecti, "Gentlemen, as I expect you
have found out, it I "If it means that I am not as good
a not a bad
Plane Rushes Cholera Serum A "Dusty" Voyage
having dropped to $2,295,335,940. The
Financial Times says no, more sigul.
to have -two strings to one's bow. I am as he is, I object. If, as somebody has
From Germany to Persia
A Japanese steamer, the Montreal
ficant comment Is possible on the re.
progress In every branch
tion to-day. Just told me, the second string starts
in that happy position
Frank-fort-on-Maln-To combat a
aru, arriving recently at Tacoma,
markable
of productive activity in Canada than I
second stiEng is my 701urnqgMewr b In to f unction -only when the first has
obolera opide mic now raging In East
Wash., after fourteen, days on the
the figures quoted.
I
who, having shared with me in our broken down, I don't quite see where
ern Pemia the H'oecbst plant of the
Paciftc, reported a "dusty" voyage.
In another editorial, dealing with
through
_. ivpladerful g4 Canada. and
I tome in. He did not show any signs
'down.
German Dye Trust recent] p eel
Captain Nemarn said that bucket-
the financing of the Australian State
in that hospitality shown us, to -day,
OT brOsIcing In fact, I thought
_ghlp
100,000 units of anti-cholera vaccine to
-f Us --- OT11118 dust K-U-P-from
was swei
of Queenslan , the naric Meg
Is anxious to tell you in his own words
be was too long
the stricken district by way of Mos�
the decks every morning. Tble dust
refers to a statement credited to Pre-
!how much he has enjoyed it."
Then was more laughter. It was a
sow on a special Lufthansa airplane.
powdered passengers, decks and life-
rater Win. McCormack that Queen&
-7 Prince George looked up sharply as
moment. or two before Prince George
The remedy reached Its destination
boats coverings. It' was produced by
land's expenditure out of -loans was
In Protest. He has appeared with
could oontinve. Then he added that
In three days. By mail transporta.
salt cdystalizing In the. hot Summer
excessive and Implying that "elficient
tU Prince of Wales at all Previous
in whatever capacity he was present,
tion It would take at least three weeks.
air•
manipulation of a proper system of
fumo*na, bat it was to be his first
his second trip to Canada had more
loan flotation in New York would be
public spaach-4n, 0anadd at &ny rate.
than confirmed Ids impression of'the
"Is it not somewhat Incongni6u
Life Is al too short'for us 'Ito make
attend9d by eminently satisfactory re.
The crowd cheered and the Prince
ftraf pression a hearty wel,
�,n impression
that we should have the fastest train
all the friends we want to make. Let's
suits." The Times wants some oluct
.-A
bf Wales, smiling, added. "I must not
come for which he was more than
and the slowest timotableg In all thol-all
help each other make an many
Batton of this from Preni4r McCor�
k*9p him or you wadding any longer."; tiatefa,
lworld?"-Lord Strathapay..
friends as we can.
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tANAIIAI��A'I�11AC ; � The �'er�ls classified Advertisements .
of Dictatorship
y « T ADY OR GENTLER" WANTED 4t `
¢ ' 1J in every city, tows) and village r
r "~ Leads Always to War or Re.
Ontario, t in o distribution the egrBl�
Prayer; whol A, or part time- position o _ •;
P e .'! volution, Asserts Former importance; do businsee at home; plena
s �������i, ant and prpIItable occupation Appp1y� b
Italian Premier letter only. Bible Prayer Associatt9
418 Ontario street, Toronto. !
gre_ .:
The forms of dictatorship that
_''Opens Sat.- Aug. 27 -
e eeII n n y, Da II weekly eeey selling PALG'b
1Ciackenzle king presses the but- Poland, Hungary, Russia --are only CLEANERS; WABHO, POLISUWTIL
on that sets in motion the most color- Cleans everything right. Removes Read
adventures of pa�l'tiea consecrated to Tar without inlu,y to paint. Sells
I'ul entertaining program in Exhibition r O�1 �
!story. H.R.H. the Prince of Wales violence," writ-es Fran Ceaco Nitti, iemonstraado L Oa p� Yree P. A.
Will dedicate The Princes' Gate" —the � �I i EFEBV E C ., aadria Oat
formes Italian PTemier in August
- anew 1160,u00 Ea9tern Entrance. ' �
`
)The aiasslve new Live Stock Pavilion
Current History. "it is easy and
ill be opened to the public for the first often even agreeable to resume a Naturalization Now in France
fine —and countless other new features, dlctatorthlp. Instead of thinking, %=
sew - exhibits and new Entertainments Discussion of the naturalization bill r
sr puch as the world championship $50,000 figihtles" struggling, it is found expedl- recently adopted by the French Cham
IBwim Marathon will be presented this
a mar. by all means see the Confede'ra- eat to transfer the whole solution to her of Deputise to encourage the ta$
a ,lion Celebration at the 192.' Canantan a Biagio pasty, to a single man. At ing of citizenship by foreigners real
lion Exhibition, August 27 to Sep- itself eight this seems say simple.
tember 10. Send for program to
dent in France 1158 flrswri attentfOA "
'
49th Year Celebrating prof. W. S. Holdswortb, K.C., D.C.L., Vinerlan Professor of Eng:ish Law But the difficulty is to eliminate the to the fact that a very, email propor• "s
dictatorship later, All personal pow-
of ofrhe Canada's at All Souls College, Oxford, returning with Mrs. Holdsworth, from a lecture tion of the immigrants who have dry,.
er necesseliy tends to defend .itself,
f6 N, Z. dtlrh tour of the United States on the Cunard liner Ausonla, to England. He come to the country to supply the do-2
t
1 BirrAday that is, to abolish all opposition, and I
two honorary degrees and the Ames Prize of Harvard during his to do this it is necessary to nuildaty wand for labor have taken out citizen-
received
American visit. and destroy fife law and resort to ship papers..
tie- According'to_ the 1826 census there ��'•
bTOHTIJ:DIXON H W.WATE118 �_____ __ _ _� __._— __ - violence. This means t$at the diets. are 2,946,000 foreigners In France. Of
President rlrneral]Ianager
British Settlers t i torship, to preserve its own exieteaee, the 800,000 Itallansy about 9 per cent.
I MIS AKES MOTHERS MAKE must abolish all individual guarantees +»
One hundred and fifty -two your and ireasform itself 1aW a rule of j are naturalised citizens; of the 46? - M'
Englishmen trained at the Labor Min- �j 1�j. j� j�r (�Q 000 Spaniards t e France. only 1 yes
[:, ��[Lli �l' 1,1�["TLE V.1li►J oppression. All oppeeoolon engenders have taken out papers, The -e
Istry's farm have arrived at Quebec hatred and the bloodiest persecutions."
_ 1 I> L1ft17al �OnlhtlOni and are now on their way to agrtcul-
same proportion holds for the 140,000 ,
A country under a distAtorsh" 'iTfr1 Belgians, while of the 91,000 Russians '
r tural employment in the West. Until May mothers give their children evltably transformed into a country of Kx,r
Loudon Daily Telegraph (Cons.?- 6 per cent. have become French citf-
they were selected for Canadian set - ; solid foods at too early an age and slaves and rebels. Tb i mass are the A
'Mass production on the grand scale dement, they were among the unem- re-
12 *� The Turks allow the highest a
possible In many American Indus plc! eel In England and doubtless say proudly that "their babies "eat slaves, the superiors minds are the percentage of all. There G +-
_ . _. tries, with their large protected mar I everything that grown -up people do.- bell. Then the motive that had deter• 20,000 Turks In Franca Lad i per conL
kit. though it is less applicable hare. faced a depressing future. Now this i
� Such s course Is almost certain to mined the dictatirsblp, vie., the desire of them are naturalized. s,5,
Belt even it the fullest licabince e. is all changed. They come to a coua- Sy,
j bring on Indigestion and lay the loon- of order and the hope, of diminatfag e
r made for these and other differences try where industry is greatly reward- dation of much ill- health for the lit- conflicts, no 4onger exists.. Conflicts
ad, where men with no better chances tie one, lose all civil spirit and are changed '
,'between British and American prac- than themselves have risen to lead "Strained' relationships rarely make
tics. It cannot be doubted that the Other mothers administer harsh, into savage and bloody prrsecutfons. ; p., 1.
their provinces, and where farming, nauseating purgatives which In real. Dictatorships are .Iways proclaimed for a "clearer "' understanding.
American workman owes much of his
the chief source of the country's '!' tty Irritate and !altos the delicate as a necessity to void. revolution, bath
good fortune to his readiness to co• wealth, cannot be sacrificed to other + I
! operate with his employer Instead of stomach and bowels and at the same they always lead to revolution. Al2 B6 �l
p industries in the way 'in which It has time cause the chihiren to dread a the dictatorships of modern history
I .
treating him as as enemy. It Is a at _ . - CANGERFTffl ► 1RSQf,OK
• been in England. medicine. 7save ended. in _ rsvolntlon or weir
simple and be full of hope tor. the
flint the workman should be self Absolutely no meat should be given Wibsen the dictatorshlip must caocee it � cells efaae�s,:what � f�ai
tnture. But not only they, so also f to a child until it reaches the age of always chooses war rs a way of re- i p blooding.
Iscfous instead of class- conscious. should all Canadians, if this expert- 1 it to-day , meaLfonizg this, paper, Ad- A
1 18 months, and then only if approved solving the diftlealtfes that confront �� Indians ils Cannes Hospital 1?
q — ment succeeds. And whether is suc- .b the doctor. For medicine, all l tt
y with the lean humiliation sdbel, ,
ceeds or not now depends mainly on 1t it t D« lndisaapoli>rt, Ind.
RETAIN YOUR YIGOR .broad, a disagreeable oils and powders _
our organizations and Individuals !n- eDauld be abandoned and 13sDys' Own
the West. That the men are the right Tablets given Instead.. Motor Invasion of ill*
material, we have no reason to doubt. Sprained I,.igiments.
1, Baby's Own Tablets are especially Anti Gentle massaging with Min-
IS Can Only, be Done by Keep That they have been taught enough made for little ones, They are pleas P
to lit them for a start on a Cans.diaa ant to take and can be given with ab Ottawa. —Hon. John Prattea, Minis ard's will quickly relieve the ? ?
tag the Blood Rich and Red. farm goes without saying They wilt solute safety to even the new -born ter of Commerce and Customs in the psfn and stiffness. 4
not shirk their tasks. But they can- babe. They quickly banish constipa- (Government of Australia, has return- s`
If you would regain your vigoratnd not undertake them with any degree
ambition, beep your blood and nerves tion and indigestion, break 1
up colds eel to Ottawa from Toronto, He had
to of composure if life itself becomes a and simple fevers and make the cut- conferences here with several Minim- a
good condition. Anaemia, or thin
w vitality, mere empty drudgery. Though, in tin
;blood lower* the itai ty, starves the i.
d 1 b nu3il at 26 Malcolm Minister of Trade and Cotrt- -
causes a general run-down
condition. When the blood n thin
co akin loses Its color, the shoulders
droop and weight c lost. The victim
o[ anaemia loses appetite, suffers
I
given a new start with great promise
for the future, it must not be forgot-
ten that they themselves will be sac-
rfficing many of the better things
which life has to offer. • It is no easy
medicine ea ere or y
cents a box from The Dr. Wllfams'
ledicine CCo., Brockville, Ont.
� � —���
,
merce.
It to understood . that as a result of
his visit to Canada an Important an•
nouncement will be made with re-
spect extensive developments to
.'from Indigestion, headaches and sleep-
matter for a man who has been
When the average Englishman tra-
,�q
the automobile industry Australia.
leesuess. and is nervous and, exhaust-
brought up in the bright surroundings
eels abroad he very rarely has say
bl
Details are not available here, but
led after slight exertion. It you have
of human companfosehip and who is
I trouble with the native languago; it
it is reported that General Motors of
_any of these' symptoms do not delay
accustomed to the quick exercise of
i is the natives who have- all the trou-
Canada, which handles the export
but begin treatment now with Dr.
wits, to devote himself suddenly to
I ble,
trade of General Motors to various
�_ William*' Pink Pills and you will be
the exclusive exercise of his muscles
me. I continued the use of the pills
parts of the Empire will establish Im-
- gratified with• the prompt improve-
and the solemn delight of loner
I dred years ago? Why should not road
portent plants In the Antipodes to
meat in your condition. Among the
•
meditation.
The prime defect. of democracy is
eke such portions of their cars as
_ _*.thousands who have found new health
. ,
that those who lead it too often have
Possible there for that field..
through the use of this medicine 1s
MlnardIs Liniment for bufne.
to get down on -their hands and knees
�-
Mrs. Herbert Nagle, ' Ludlow, N.B.,
'who
0
Rail
and crawl to it. -St. John Irvine.
Mlnard's Liniment retfeves eaekaehe.
says: 'I had not been feeling
,Roads and s -
,'the pills will be sent post paid at 60
-T -- _
- -- �-
well for some time and was gradually
London Nation and then m-
growing weaker. I would take dizzy
The opening -up of th ountry by rail -
` Melfort, Saskatchewan. -'2 had'
spells and often faint. I was subject
ways as Ural adoption of
inward troubles, headaches and severe
• to severe headaches and found it hard
steam- drlve'n machinery were the two
• to do my work. _ I took doctor's meth-
dominant technical causes, of our
_,_ycine for some time, but it did me no
nineteenth- century development. What
• At good, and I was still growing weaker.
railways and steam were in the nine-
that I could not
In this condition I began the use of.
teenth century, roads and electricity
K
Dr. Williams' Ptak Pills, and in' a
bid fair to be in the twentieth.. .
s short time found they were helping
Why should not the roads do for us
me. I continued the use of the pills
to- day'what the railways did a bun-
time for eight
for a while longer, and found that the
I dred years ago? Why should not road
Q 'N
trouble that had bothered me was
development help to rescue our trade
gone rents I was once more a well wo-
from Its post-war malaise fast as the
. ,
IInan."
railway development of the 'thirties
my
could not do rn
Shed
Get Dr Williams' Pink Pills at your
and 'forties served to rescue it from
druggist's or write The Dr. Willams'
the malaise which had hung over it
me to try Lydia E. Pinkha m's Vege-
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont., and
since Waterloo?
,'the pills will be sent post paid at 60
self. I also took Lydia E. Pinkham s
Blood Medicine. When I first took the
- cents a box. t`
medicine I only weighed seventy-
I
-.The Highwayman �
M11th iron heels I spurn the turf,
Rr The late moon sees me ride;
-- _ belfried. .1 on yonder tower
Hoots to my ringing stride!
klalloo! Halloo! A coach in sight!
Fat purses, knot your strings to
` By moonlight on a wintry heath
A forester am I— ,
` Diana to the clouds again,
And darkness cloak the'oky!
Halloo! Halloo! A coach in sight!
'Fat purees, knot your strings, to- night!,
i -C. E. L'Q,ml.
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00 OF
SICK ABED -
.EIGHT. MONTHS'
ANer7aIdag Lydia EPmkhu'i�
Yegehbk Cooromd CwW M .
AO Her Work and Gained '•
f�l
�a
III
` Melfort, Saskatchewan. -'2 had'
'
inward troubles, headaches and severe
sins in my back
and sides. I was
so sick generally
V.
that I could not
K
sit up and I was
,a
in bed most of the
k:
time for eight
Q 'N
months. An aunt
came to visit
r.
,r,
.and
help me as I was
unable to attend
to baby and
. ,
4
my
could not do rn
Shed
work. told
„
me to try Lydia E. Pinkha m's Vege-
table Compound, and after taking two
bottles I could get up and dress my-
self. I also took Lydia E. Pinkham s
Blood Medicine. When I first took the
medicine I only weighed seventy-
I
eight pounds. Now weigh twice as
,Kt
much. If I get out of sorts or weary
and can't sleep I. always take another
•
bottle of the Vegetable Compound.
I find it wonderfully good for fe-
male troubles, and have recom-
mended it to my neighbors. I will
; t
be only too glad to answer any letters
it.' - Mrs.
I receive asking about-
WILLIAM R1TcHiE. Box 484 Melfort.;
i Y
Saskatchewan. C;
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ISSUE No. 35-'27a
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have nsa& thewip successfully, AALE A9416TUR. 0
W
ac" SATURDAY.. AUG. 2!;,m -70 head of -0 n
Is the daw to bring in your. harrowd.
-� . R" 4.to 1 against making the tip cattle, to be -sold. at stock Yards, a 0
7 but it Is -st*64 that the am 2= -1
t Co 1, :Coal or spy other implements' that
'1 wRMB safety . and, this mar gear-old steers. touffrills. 40 htwo need repairing, so that
kip. fpr 10 coWs and7 20 0, r , a mddthe
they will be &ft
Wety is nqt..v@ry eatld'Pg'(�. wedIC B&I"to4eVolock. J. A. Elard and Soft 86a of tht'.. 7 read*
fo
Hd
proprietor. F. W. Oliver- r th& spring work.'
solauld grogra, quality on
sibsixoti In ILI;
n $2.00 to advance. A special reduction during the
7_' hand
- on ondsy, Aug. 291h. ZsZt few weeks.
JOHN -MURXAR, prietor. THOS. A. LAVA L 0 R N E REI- A
_e_ro
N- 0 T t 0 E
C,
_D A N I k G it. CLAREMONT
NOTES AND COMMENTS. We have taken over: the Agency for PRO ... ......
Kn Fleury Plows and Plow Parts,
The State of Massachusetts and which we will k
stantly on hand..
!Burnett's Dance' Hall
the government at Washington
h Fresh Fruits. Cal
tee and (jorifec"fton'- AT -
have
been In a most undesirable ery always on hand. SEW 3DM(=1= INN
Highest prices paid for good butter Da
.,Position on account of condemning
and fresh eggs.' Every Wednesday, Saturday and 'PATTERNS and TRANSFERS
to the electric chair two foreign. Holidays.
-the
words &ayin i -piece Orchestra. Flye murder of a paoter seven years Shins.
0. Q o N N ON Come, Rain or IGHEST IN QUALITY
UGHAM Kingstdri Road, half m
last spring. It is claimed 0
imed by '16 east of Having secured the Agency for the "Ideal Patterns and Tranfers,"
Rouge Bridge. the.
go
-those who
are symph4bthetic to cabinet having been installed in our store containing p�4 the Good prizes for lady and 'gent FARMS FOR SALE very latest up to-date patterns, we invite your in-
7—t6 condemned men•that they did
39-2 every Saturday.
speetion of this new -addition to our stock.
-not receive a fair trial, and also 10 Acres in nice village, briik h6use, 7".
garage. fruit trees, splendid poultry Take home a pattern sheet and see the latest designs.
that they were not the real mur- p
or garden propoettioa, pricqd right. 25 CENTS EACH
derers.., But they were anarctil
25 Acres, 8 acres orchard, good build- Atteh t i0,111
iota and took pride in claiming
in s, electricity, running stream, MOWZST 11 T 3FEM10M
themselves to be such. It is said real good value,
---------- . . . . . . . .
that thelp eonviptie—was--titra--to-
th Phone or write "We wish to inform' the Everytbing in our store fresh and new.
e fact that they were anarch.
iota and not convicted on evidence 430 ED. BOW M*N-,-WtlMy public that we have open.
Our Service will give you satisfaction.
ed 11 p Garage aad Ser.
1116-y were murderers Their vice Station in our premis-
eonviction has brought forth a JIM ea i ast weet of the Eastern
J ASO, R 1 A R D S O N'
'veritable storm of protest from Restaurant, Pickering sl'
nearly every country in the world. Village, Ont.
� 'The, United States authorities no A first-class mechanic on all
doubt feel that if they grant the 'makes of cars.
�-Pickering' Hardw'are' Store
V.nr, two menanother or third reprieve,
'ithat they would be �giving in to Workl Guaran teed
the auarcbi8t. element,' • an act
which wc,uld'show greatweakness LAWS GARAGE Now is . the time to get your Screen Doors, Window Screene'and Wire
Cloth. We have a, cow plets stock.
,nn their her,.. .But If they are Sc,, Door, at 1:15 up
AND SERVICE STATION
ithorouglily convinced that the Window Screens %t 40c.'
imen are guilty only one course is 1 Only, 3•burner Florence Oil Stove, 16.00
ov 11
H "s H read
o .1 Only, Loraine Oil Stove, 25.00
pen to them. (9ince the above
7
�waa written the'death' sentences Keep flies off 'your stock with Dr. WIIII&m8'.T1y Oit- 4p
.:,
ave been carried out.] one tried always used.
'The Bread of
aces
k,
Fro4t Wire Pence, Posts and Staple@ always on hand.
'The'nu'mber of motorists who Floury Plows &ad Scuffiers and Wheelbarvows.
. are of the reckless kizd and w ho. Health _0
Agent for McCormick- Deering Farm Machinery
2V hurry away as quickly as possible 'Try a Loaf and Repairs.
, -from the -scene of an accideat of -7
K6
is our.
-Prisingly large. It is &'cowardly
Our Motto We have It, can get it, or it is not made.
-thing to do and the culprit is do•
serving of no can3ideration.-but M0 `N
A gnu J. S. BALSEX PICKERING
-should be dealt out a very severe
plaishment. Every person wbo re^teintotTime out of on. A*
4 MON 0 duri and is In a position to give assistance 0 fioned de.
tylagidesigns. This to
to the police I' bringing, �UNTVIRSAL-:- MOTORS
J6 V
sboat' the story of our mens-
the cUnvfeff6n of offenders should orl&ls. If you are in•
n doing so. Every terosted consult as to. 'WEST HILL ws
not hesitate I' Clara Prattis Ellis
.,person who is- able to secure his day.
terTribute" -7 ---------
.1icesse 'number should do so and "No Gres' __SA1ES-
STAR AND FLINT
port to the authoritlea. ELOCUTION and DRAMATIC ART
Some W. STAFFC
imay think that su4 12 action I.% not Terms for Tuition I R'D
right, and in place of helping-the PICKERING Whitby
MONNErS PARLORS, Kiogston Road, 4
authorities, hurry . away so that 46 Every Wednesday from 8 p. m: Phone Whitby
they may not be brought into --
48 r 99
If
sourt. people I C you want a gaaranteed I epair job at a reasonable
Many I ople express them. N 0 T -E
price-, E EE - U S.
%elves as not 'being- wiHing to be
L
The township council are gratified
.+brought into court as thereby at the ready response made b the res. akes,
t4ey-"y incu� the displeaau a request re or -LIBUI pot heir recit -Phone Searboro 52-81.
that all should comply-atizh the law in
he offender and his f rie'ads. Iii" regard to the Ctittilfg-of
weeds.
-up to every motorist to make- There are a few. however, who have UXeh 5 C SWtd %Ed
w Co
knotoring as safe as possible a not *et cut the weeds on the roads ad. A cm* mad LMOOL
and joining their remises.
"he sh�nld nht boalf-0 In t.1120 !M616 1AV0LrWUs Los, t smatter be attended SOLID OAK
-In. bringing those guilty of offences to at once. .$70y $1W9 $125 CASKET FUNERAL
Red and Whit6
G. M. FoAiTTEI. Reeve
against the Highway Act to jus- D. R. B&&Tox, Clerk,
tics. It -way not be a pleasant M A T T H E W S'BURIAL'OO.'
• ihing to do, but is -a duty he
owe" J.-BROADBENT Jt
not only to 'himself but to all CHAIN STORE 219 Daworth Ave., -Toronto Phone Gerrard 3300
WATCHMAKER
those who make use of the high-- era tside Cage
Our 'Fun Is include*.: Embalminw, Hearse, Casket, On
--Way. '237 Main street. Throuto 18 Electric Pixtaree, Chairs, Our Personal Service. Funeral complete.
No Extras. Late of Greenwood, will be at the shop
.-Aviation is no doubt a great opposite the Post Office, L Visit our establishment and prove'the truth of these statements
for yourselves.
sport for those who desire thrill" 1 0 K E R-I N is, S "'G. "Morrisit se pr*ices stand good within a radius of..40 miles from Toronto
The
for those who flirt with death'. Every Tuesday from 11.30 a. m. REMEMBER: Clip this ad, for reference. 31tf
But it is hard to be convinced that to 2.W p. m-. (stAnda�rd time) PUNBARTON
it will in a few years supersede, 2_6t_fBRINu YOUR REPARS
the motorcar, the railway.passen A41
TXXE TABLE-Fiokermg Station
get coach and- the steam -boat. A T: R. Trains going. East due ibis follows Buy for cash aild
great a.dvanee• has been made No 10 Mail 7.58 A M.
28 - Local 12-59 P. M.
since the beginning. (if the great 80 Local 5.25 P. M save money
-in the construction of air. Sunday train,
war 8.88 A. X
.,_.Planes, and they are now brought Trains going -Wool due as follows
No. 29� Local 9.22 A, bl. Friday-Saturday,"An 28-27 eery O'late Locl�gd Gn - *
under perfect control 27 Local 2.44 P.M. ' 9
-Charge of a skilled pilot. But the 9 Mail -10 lbs. bf Sugar,
9 06 P. M,
Sunday train 8.32 P. I Canned Tomatoes. 2 for 25c
Jarge number of tragic deaths
puffed Wheat, 2 for. 5c
Foregoing
-which have takdn place this sum. is according. to Standard-
Xatches, 3 for -21e Let wind, rain and- sleet-buffet 'yotir
trine.
-vaer. as well as in previous years, Pork and Beans Ts,.
Ige bon-Ae and out - buildings— Brantford
o -is conclusive evidence that flying English Breakfast Tea, lb• 62c Arro-Locks will protect them absolutely,
is accompanied by dangers.w Irich The Pickering English Breakfast Cocoa, lb 30c Every Brantford Arco -Lock slate is
ance Committee Danish Cured Bacon, 4-c
Cooked Ham 55c.
are not cow mon in the other modes -kicked .on --tough, strong and secure
0 They ace fire-resistant, beaytifW,
f transportation. Should �L per
-Side.Bacou,.
350
�.,tnanent and economical.
storm be encountered, an airplane
'has practically no -chance,orthe The object of this Association is We 13rantford Roofing Co. Li*lte
a
lessen stealing-and fproiecutii Le 'f M. utual Fos
M' Brantford, Ontario
Maple 4%
i•sngine-should stall, or some break
the felons.
in the machinery occur, death to to
Insurance Ca. L
v.
the occupant is almost certain.
Cheap rates f o'r farm and country
'Should the supply of gasoline be Members having.prapert stolen Goranium buildings O y }fin
exhausted while in the middle of Gate immediately w4l any m*rhbn Windst6rm Insurance on buildings,
of Bloculive Committee. wind-mills, Silos @to,
r 0"SU, t)re chances for a rescue Membership fo#
01.00. Automobile. Insurance
-are very- meagre. These are dan W14kefs MaT be had Jrom the President or of all kinds.
gets frdm which othef forma of somstory on application.
FARMS FOR SALE
transportation are free. The Exec. Qom, -L. D. Banks, C. S. Pahn•
;. sr., :MI. S, Chapman, Pickering, Write or phone
number of deaths that have occur-
Itock Carried, Information Furnished and
Service
on Brantford Roofing rendered by
a
R'F
OURAAD
Tky
JR7.MO
red to those making:tvan"ceal3io U4 Munro -BOW-M A N
Jas. Rlchardsm ED.
trips is appalling. Avery few President, seu**" 20 WHITBY, ONT, F. J. Prouse, Pickering
'W
71 _ Tr V ��;X
4
A,
777"
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CLARK Mine Dickenson and deter, of To. Mire. John Paterson, and daugh. I Idis
Toronto, return- as resume A U
ron a Blanche Ramer will
tO, are visiting with Him S. E. ter, Mine Bella. of Toro her liaTes
Miss Elizabeth Smith, who has Evans music teacher on D IT. 0 RIU
one for a few days.
,been visiting in Uxbridge, has re. ed'homb on Sunday of ter spending Saturday, Sept. 3rd.
Wm. and Mrs. Hamilton, of Ux- a week with the former's nephew Rev. H. Oreborn is now enf07tnX
rued home. .,"Tlff A
Mrs. Hughes of Pefferla bridge., and two grand -sons visit, and niece, Thc4. and Mrs.- Pater- a two weeks' vaciiiou_wJae&-6
W, was ed with Miss Hamilton on Sunday. son.'
guest of R ding in Claremont.
the re. Readman over open 1!
A considerable quantityof baled hi, df - To. STOUFFVILLE,
the week-end.' 7 7 Dr.- Flo
rence Af. Smith.
hay and boled wheat straw is be- On Saturday last -fi*'re destroyed roato, spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Rowe, of Toronto.
Ing shipped from Claremont these a hay stack belonging. to David Miss Mabel MacLellan, at
9 t Saturday with Frank and days. -Uxbridge, the FRIDAY and,"
Elson, of His son, Ira, Range. 15ATURDii
.-Mrs. 10hidlow.
'Gleiio' ' -'of F6rt Will. who was by when the fire - Rev. P. Keith, a former resident
hilss'Pay- n,
Reuben Besse and family AUG. 26 and 27
01 iam, Is pending a few days the started but disappeared immedi- of Claremont, where his father
..Stsyner, spont over the wee end hom o shier uncle and RUDOLPH VALENTINO
e f stmt, Ed. ately afterwards, was suspected Of en
'wit the shoe - making busi.
with relatives here.
. ...... and Mrs. Gleason.
starting the fire.- Constable Reid
W. J. Gregg has been confined to ness, passed through the village Starring in
.his bed for a coup�e of weeks gaff. here at present owing to the serf -. Stouff ville and took him- before his wife and daughter, and when and Comedy.
Mr. Cook, of New Hamburg, is arrested the voting man near on Thursday last, -accompanied by "SON OF THE 8
ering from. an afrectloh. of the ous illness of his son. Stanley, Magistrate Hamilton, of Ukbeidgo&,' here called on a number of old ac Tues. Wed. 30-31
_':heart. While still confined to his whose condition remains unchang• who remanded him for a week to quaintances. Mr. Keith - is now
bed he is gradually improving.
& ed. undergo medical observation, to residing near Barrie where he I. "The Texas Streak" Hoot Gibson
'The Women's Mission Circle of Mrs. John Heasted and two ascertain his mental condition. -
in ministry. :the Baptist Chtirch will hold a ape- engaged ry. Comedy "What'll You Have"
children, Margaret and John, of cial-mesting on Tuesday, August
Vassar, Mich., are visiting with F0. and Sat. 2 and 3
30th, at the home of Mrs. T. 0, the forpior's. parents, J. H. and I'D a Q Son of Zorro"
Gootick. All are welcome. Re- i-.-LIGHTING E
Mrs Beal.
-freshments served. QUIPMENT (Douglas Fairbanks)
We have a stock of fixtures in all the newest designs an7Eflnishes and
The service at the United
Church will be conducted by the in great variance of prices.
Prices-7-Adults -Wc cents,
Young People next Sunday even- KITCH-EN—The Day -Light Kitchen Un+t, a deep shade white enamel children, under 14 W
we. Ar
`Ing. Come and enjoy the program _e flotsh with sign receptaLcle and 8 inch unit.in white glass, suitable
years, 15 cents
consisting of selections by a young for 75 or 100 watt lamp." Wired and installed for $1.50.1
aeding to our already LIVING ROOM OR DEN—Two.lizht_fIxture,,br shed b & or black, Schmidt, Propriet
phoi.r, solos and topics. M%uSEL& S. G or
-Coopee, -a-g
Leonard Pilkey, Charlie complete with fancy, shades. Wired and installs .957
large stock of
and Gordon Scott, of Claremont;
t'. wntone and gilt finish. Wired
and George Rawson, of Toronto, --Three-light ball lamp shower, bro
....... .......
and installed 4.75 and 5.75.
to Detroit on --Saturday
evening and returned on Monday ELECTRICAL Coadle Bracket, finished in polychrome' 4.75.' OU
'G ROOM—Four light ball shower, Tudor design. finished in
evening. They report a very en- 11,kVe Y
bronze. Wired and installed. 7.95,
.30yable trip.
�ISUPPLEES
In addition to the Middle School -.7 Call at Phone a�W
I FINGOLDS
salts which appeared in THE: !&Chem
NEws last week the following We will have a fall line of zed
,`PL:-f�� Vu. a have passed the following
V 13 School subiects: Irene Cow- electric stoves, washers, NEW :A, 1
i, — - — Y
Is, brig. Comp. III; Martel Jones,
irons,. toasters,
Misses' and Ch_ ildren's Shoes
Bag. Comp. ci, Eng. Lit. c; Elate
bulbs ete.
Mathews, Mod. Hi8t. III; Alice
Ezpl
BALL."
and Broadcloths -
Pegg. Mod. Hist. ii. This work is
See our stock of table lamps
Ve undertaken by the pupils them
Fresh Groceries always
solve@ with extra instruction on
ate. before buying.
the part of the teachers.
efforts of an organization which air-
The crying need of the farmer
at present to a good rain, as the
Our prices are right
and you
,I root crops are badly in need c f it.
can see them with
Manufacturers of
The pasture fields also are begin.
-atng to suffer. On Saturday after.
the lights on.
•
noon a very heavy rainfall took
-regular collections locally or at dist.
Yaimers,'Bushel Baskets,
place in Stouffville, which passed
If its hardware we have it.
over Uxbridge township. Quite
those with whom you transact baat•
Frank Pennock,
a heavy shower fell in Claremont
ness sod the efficiency you demand.
lA on Sunday evening which lasted
C H A S `COOPER' �
for onlya short time. What is
L
S D
day rain.
needed is an all
Owing to the absence of Rev. A.
CLA.REMONT
PICKEF41NC BRANCH-i-0. A. Sharpie; liana4vJ7
McLellan, the services in the Unit-
Agent for Ackermam's Quality
brassis" aiea at brookkin. We" HM WWtbv
e_d Church were conducted by Sir.
Harness. Ask the user.
W Story, a returned mission
ary from Soath America. This
tti work is non denominational, atid
The Boots that
_Mr. Story is an extremely inter-
77 7 - - Suad&y-
Ang. 28th. the pulpit will be oic-
make-
Pumps, Door Tracks, Cow
in the by Rev. Dr.
Bowls. Pressure Systems Etc.
caplet morning
Irwin. of Toronto, and In the ev•
'Walking Easy
;above before buying elsewhere-
suing the Young People will take
FRANK J. PROUSE
PTOKHRIN0, - ONTARIO
Sunday School will meet as usual jt
gxve before. More road-gft.
-next Sunday, but there will be no MEN
M
iblic worship in the Baptist Pau 6 0 Even tread wear. No no&&
rah. The members of the
prima.
Ask us for
church and congregation will thus
have an opportunity of joining in
orghip with the congregation of G. & A. To Wf'
hw United Church. The pastor
A
So, le" Farm e'
*ill be on hand for the usual ear. rs ng
Pickeni 9 'Nt.
'
%ber4th. ommnn. A full line at 10W
ion service in the morning. lathe
evenin g the pastor, in response to -prices
inquiries received, will preach on
the question, "Is there S econd Also -Men's Black and Tan
Chance? This for Sunday even. Shoes, re &r
in Sept. 4tb.
Wm. Cooper, who was a native
of Claremont and spent most of-his
'life here; died on Sand morning
An the Toronto GenerafRospitsil
of the age of 78 years, after . a ling-
- = illness from the Infirmities 0
f f old
.:-age. He was..taken to the hospital
Tuesday that he might receive
tohne best olmeadical attention, but
gradually sank until Sunday
.-when he passed peacefully away.
He was a blacksmith by trade and
with the exception of a few years
at at Richmond Hill he lived
I s alrl-
!s life in Claremont. He
vived by one son and 2 daughters
Grant Cooper, a lawyer; Miss Jes-
sie, a nurse, In the Massey-Harris
'Works, and Mbr,'06rfrude Wilson,
all of Toronto His wife pre-de-
ceab.ed him about five years. He
was a brother of George Cooper of
Claremont. • His funeral took place
on Wednesday to Mount 'Pleasant
Cemetery-.
The August meeting of theWo-
men's Institute was held at the
-home of -Mrs. Thos 'Condy on
.'Wednesday af ternoon of last week
As it was Reception Day, the
Whitevale Branch were invited.
After opening the meeting and
'discd`saidg'bu'4iness. the -WhitevfLle
president was asked to take the
-chair. Community singing was a
Jeature of the prograth which was
followed by a piano solo. Miss
Millar-gave a paper on health, en.
titled "Keeping Fit," which pr6v-
ed most instructive and practical.
0' '',.A humorous recitation was given
by Miss Ada' Michell, an Instru-
mental duet was rendered, then
another excellent and entertaining
r on "Efficiency after Forty,"
paper
read by Miss 'Pointer.
:,was then
A vocal duet was rendered and the
program was then brought to a
-close by singing "The Maple Leaf
Forever." A vote of thanks was
given to the entectaining visitors.
Directly after the programme. a
dainty lunch was served to eighty
'people and a social time was spent
pleasantly by all.
LVK
BANK
Misses' and Ch_ ildren's Shoes
4
greatly reduced
Ginghams, Rayons
BALL."
and Broadcloths -
COLLECTIONS'
",reduced to clear
Fresh Groceries always
T
_N making your collktions through
The Standard Bank, you enlist the
lowest - prices
efforts of an organization which air-
BARK tends the efficiency of itio'coarteous
service into every part of Canada.
Manufacturers of
FM Thug can you be assured of making
•
Berry Crates,
-regular collections locally or at dist.
Yaimers,'Bushel Baskets,
YM ant points, with the courtety dne
Clothes •askets.'
those with whom you transact baat•
Frank Pennock,
ness sod the efficiency you demand.
.7
7
}�h,.:.
S D
-STANDS FOR THE BEST
PICKEF41NC BRANCH-i-0. A. Sharpie; liana4vJ7
what a tire I
brassis" aiea at brookkin. We" HM WWtbv
MAN!
handsome, sturdy—
with a wonderful All - Weather
Sunday School will meet as usual jt
gxve before. More road-gft.
-next Sunday, but there will be no MEN
M
iblic worship in the Baptist Pau 6 0 Even tread wear. No no&&
rah. The members of the
prima.
Ask us for
church and congregation will thus
have an opportunity of joining in
orghip with the congregation of G. & A. To Wf'
hw United Church. The pastor
A
So, le" Farm e'
*ill be on hand for the usual ear. rs ng
Pickeni 9 'Nt.
'
%ber4th. ommnn. A full line at 10W
ion service in the morning. lathe
evenin g the pastor, in response to -prices
inquiries received, will preach on
the question, "Is there S econd Also -Men's Black and Tan
Chance? This for Sunday even. Shoes, re &r
in Sept. 4tb.
Wm. Cooper, who was a native
of Claremont and spent most of-his
'life here; died on Sand morning
An the Toronto GenerafRospitsil
of the age of 78 years, after . a ling-
- = illness from the Infirmities 0
f f old
.:-age. He was..taken to the hospital
Tuesday that he might receive
tohne best olmeadical attention, but
gradually sank until Sunday
.-when he passed peacefully away.
He was a blacksmith by trade and
with the exception of a few years
at at Richmond Hill he lived
I s alrl-
!s life in Claremont. He
vived by one son and 2 daughters
Grant Cooper, a lawyer; Miss Jes-
sie, a nurse, In the Massey-Harris
'Works, and Mbr,'06rfrude Wilson,
all of Toronto His wife pre-de-
ceab.ed him about five years. He
was a brother of George Cooper of
Claremont. • His funeral took place
on Wednesday to Mount 'Pleasant
Cemetery-.
The August meeting of theWo-
men's Institute was held at the
-home of -Mrs. Thos 'Condy on
.'Wednesday af ternoon of last week
As it was Reception Day, the
Whitevale Branch were invited.
After opening the meeting and
'discd`saidg'bu'4iness. the -WhitevfLle
president was asked to take the
-chair. Community singing was a
Jeature of the prograth which was
followed by a piano solo. Miss
Millar-gave a paper on health, en.
titled "Keeping Fit," which pr6v-
ed most instructive and practical.
0' '',.A humorous recitation was given
by Miss Ada' Michell, an Instru-
mental duet was rendered, then
another excellent and entertaining
r on "Efficiency after Forty,"
paper
read by Miss 'Pointer.
:,was then
A vocal duet was rendered and the
program was then brought to a
-close by singing "The Maple Leaf
Forever." A vote of thanks was
given to the entectaining visitors.
Directly after the programme. a
dainty lunch was served to eighty
'people and a social time was spent
pleasantly by all.
LVK
GOODYEAR}
Ed-AUR
Misses' and Ch_ ildren's Shoes
4
greatly reduced
Ginghams, Rayons
BALL."
and Broadcloths -
tor.dresses
",reduced to clear
Fresh Groceries always
T
on hand and--at'.
lowest - prices
S A.
Basket Factory I
Manufacturers of
All kinds of Fruit Baskets,
•
Berry Crates,
Yaimers,'Bushel Baskets,
Clothes •askets.'
Frank Pennock,
-Proprfetor
.7
}�h,.:.
BEATTY
-STANDS FOR THE BEST
what a tire I
MAN!
handsome, sturdy—
with a wonderful All - Weather
-Tread apecislly designed for
oo_nik_ es. Built of SLIP-
ERTWIST Cords., More mile-
Pumps, Door Tracks, Cow
Bowls. Pressure Systems Etc.
Sunday School will meet as usual jt
gxve before. More road-gft.
-next Sunday, but there will be no MEN
M
iblic worship in the Baptist Pau 6 0 Even tread wear. No no&&
rah. The members of the
prima.
Ask us for
church and congregation will thus
have an opportunity of joining in
orghip with the congregation of G. & A. To Wf'
hw United Church. The pastor
A
So, le" Farm e'
*ill be on hand for the usual ear. rs ng
Pickeni 9 'Nt.
'
%ber4th. ommnn. A full line at 10W
ion service in the morning. lathe
evenin g the pastor, in response to -prices
inquiries received, will preach on
the question, "Is there S econd Also -Men's Black and Tan
Chance? This for Sunday even. Shoes, re &r
in Sept. 4tb.
Wm. Cooper, who was a native
of Claremont and spent most of-his
'life here; died on Sand morning
An the Toronto GenerafRospitsil
of the age of 78 years, after . a ling-
- = illness from the Infirmities 0
f f old
.:-age. He was..taken to the hospital
Tuesday that he might receive
tohne best olmeadical attention, but
gradually sank until Sunday
.-when he passed peacefully away.
He was a blacksmith by trade and
with the exception of a few years
at at Richmond Hill he lived
I s alrl-
!s life in Claremont. He
vived by one son and 2 daughters
Grant Cooper, a lawyer; Miss Jes-
sie, a nurse, In the Massey-Harris
'Works, and Mbr,'06rfrude Wilson,
all of Toronto His wife pre-de-
ceab.ed him about five years. He
was a brother of George Cooper of
Claremont. • His funeral took place
on Wednesday to Mount 'Pleasant
Cemetery-.
The August meeting of theWo-
men's Institute was held at the
-home of -Mrs. Thos 'Condy on
.'Wednesday af ternoon of last week
As it was Reception Day, the
Whitevale Branch were invited.
After opening the meeting and
'discd`saidg'bu'4iness. the -WhitevfLle
president was asked to take the
-chair. Community singing was a
Jeature of the prograth which was
followed by a piano solo. Miss
Millar-gave a paper on health, en.
titled "Keeping Fit," which pr6v-
ed most instructive and practical.
0' '',.A humorous recitation was given
by Miss Ada' Michell, an Instru-
mental duet was rendered, then
another excellent and entertaining
r on "Efficiency after Forty,"
paper
read by Miss 'Pointer.
:,was then
A vocal duet was rendered and the
program was then brought to a
-close by singing "The Maple Leaf
Forever." A vote of thanks was
given to the entectaining visitors.
Directly after the programme. a
dainty lunch was served to eighty
'people and a social time was spent
pleasantly by all.
LVK
Misses' and Ch_ ildren's Shoes
4
greatly reduced
Ginghams, Rayons
and Broadcloths -
tor.dresses
",reduced to clear
Fresh Groceries always
T
on hand and--at'.
lowest - prices
S A.
D._-A.-SC0T .,
•.CLAREMONT
N,
Whitby Br., J. H.Perey,Man
26,000
HAR-VESTE.RS iW,- . . ANTED-
rus half a cent per mile beyond to all points in - Mani-
tolm, Alberta,— Edmonton. Tanni%
'Call, 'Madeod'atid FAft.*
RKTUhNIP
$15900 TO WINNIPEG 40—Half a cent, per she to WhWiM
plus $20.e0 to destination.
— - - , _, _W.- -
South and -S-t-a-t-io' ns i-a-Q&e&ec -W, —est,o, f K Andrews and Lachum
Off". Tth Prom Stations m* Ontario, Toronto, Inglewood Jct. and West and South thereof,
SpecW TWins Joe Winnipeg via CAaadiau National Railways:
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M01am. (Midnight Aug.29th) 12.30p.m.;10.40pm. night Aug. 29th); 12.01 moon.
-seat. Ith-2.00 p.m.; 10.40 P.M.
From PKTKRBORO— Aug. From WINDSOR 8 pt. Tth From OALMERSTON G*pL
SOM —12.01 a.m. (Midnight —12.30 a.m. (.Nfidnight Sept 6th) 7th 1 9 00 a.m. via Guelph.
and Inglewood. �;9"021 and Inglewoog.-
Aug. 2W vii.,LLndsay, Blai via Chatham,Londoa, Hamilton
water and Atherley.
=�ma from otter pirincipma points oonnecting with above special traitis.--Eaf d=,msult local Cana(!L= National Aesefa
Through Train—comftriboaft Colonselk 0ar"Pecial "re ft► W*men and Children
. Tftvoj CANADIAN NATIONAL, -
a f" den foe ft.
Farmers, on
I &m &i for the World's Great
•"rue
Separator, Renfrew," Stoves,
4
Scales and Oil Engines. , FleuWs
famous Plows, Points. Grain Grinders,
Wheel B&rrowsetc.
Brantford binder twine and 1100(ma•
hand separators for sale.
ROBT. I)XVITT,
Phone 606 Ptek,*4 BROUGHAM
Green River
S A.
Basket Factory I
Manufacturers of
All kinds of Fruit Baskets,
Berry Crates,
Yaimers,'Bushel Baskets,
Clothes •askets.'
Frank Pennock,
-Proprfetor
-Phone Markham 1804
}�h,.:.
BEATTY
-STANDS FOR THE BEST
Litter Carriers, Hay Carriers,
Pumps, Door Tracks, Cow
Bowls. Pressure Systems Etc.
it will pay 1you to get my prices on
;above before buying elsewhere-
FRANK J. PROUSE
PTOKHRIN0, - ONTARIO
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- r r surf was very strong, I didn't relax S • . for Peru
__�_y S S7
my hold on slier arm. I saw the con, �7 i ��g �
about Mr. Folsom, bust hook —*•
%w 1401P VWtIliolibmw WWM _ __
- no ing .to Peru they K
r�N necewwry, I should, -of course, ^have
Y became $lppant: The
s ' o8ered it. But with two --able life most staid -and" 'serioii,i Smaie3iatei9 - `" a
g' guards - and several quite evidently quoted Limericks ,about young men of ALL, CLAI!iIK$" a
Peru who had nothing to do and sent R
helpful bystanders, I saw no reason
for riling "' snakes to the Zoo. Others made
"Where.- were-you, Mr. Sears ?" and Fund- 'about Peruvian bark and several ®ORTEN3 ,
Mdse Folsom looked directly at Croy declined altogether to believe , that WATER
din Sears. Peru existed anywhere but in a poet's
s - -
"Swimming about," he returned -in fancy. I am aRill unable to understand
a disinterested voice" "I was not far why Peru, of all the countries in - the6rY�MOa�'� +�
world should be treated- as a 'geo -�
y, but not near enough to hear
any wards that were said. So, though graphical
Joke, but I know to my coat
*' I saw a agrt of excitement there, I that It Is.
Two or three people treated me
EEN
TEA' ed
t Two -
?.. d no reason o think of any rag Y o da . Inter t
Y>f the Pak
seriously. One Fleet Street man said a of Tene•
r until I saw 'them carrying Mr. Fol- all he knew about Peru was that it rifle rose on t$e starboard bow, The .
Yt • delioioua. som out to the beach. And them I sun was setting "
wile where ink came from. I asked p ,
s when �►otls wss�it a, cl>.aa9e. assumed that it was a` case of cramp island and Sugar Loaf Rock off the n'
, „ him if lie were not thinking of
or something like th . north coast was silhouetted against a'
"You hknew m abrotheT7" The "Picas" rather than "ink „ He said flamin' sky, In a few minutes thei
y - • `�- /", lWords were sot, at him almost accua- heard ht P �. He nknew in a with flue
blue-grey cliffs, already shadowy in t '
of ern In connection ' something allied to ink.
.. "I bed met him a few times in buss- dusk. The I• rte of Santa Crus 7'
..: Anut7hlet Jo rnatiat said I fl7d well to gleamed ahead, ,bbrut while still a good
*^ � >• ujpu� ness:+ I never met Mr. Folsom sock- go to Ptru:-1 should be a missionary
slip. Empire. way from the' town we droDP"
'
No, w but some letters you so In Peru?" I speed. a We sailed from Santa Cruz, at save r
"How
- - - "— HA'FFIAS GONE BEFORE. u ge- -be- 7gTY _._"Wh isn't Peru part of the British - rah
"Yea ?" The monosyllable wsa a , o'clock, on a' bright spring morning. "
Death strikes Garrett Folsom while - -said cunning old, Fury; Empire • he deman ;
`
bathing, I'll try the whole cause and mere murmur of courtesy and carried He was nonplussed to learn that n e
in with a party at Ocean Town; no invitation to further disclosures. Palms and other trees but t'he south
AT J. At the hotel Maj usaca, where condemn you to death l �, Peru had somehow or other escaped t
Yes., You will be so good ail, to coast of -the island -was composed o>
they had been guests, an inquiry is "Somehow Miss Folsom seems to absorption. "If it doesn't belong to
begun, attar a doctor, unctoril appear at the inquest and explain , bare, red, volcanic toeless We saw. t.
„ us then," he said, "I suppose it bE<on a
Pe'tf y me very like cunnhng old Fury. -t yo-" lEtteTS" g- the opening into the crater on t0b '
examining him on the beach, pro-
yes, that uat expresses her, I'm "Certainly," to.the United States."
r nounc�.ivim dean. j P Certainly, said Croydon Sears. My Ilteraay agent had heard of Peak, and about the mlddle of thi
Folsom's companions had . beeri much interested' to , see _ what she Rabin had looked up anxiously at morning passed Red Point. • Here were '
Roger Neville, Mrs. Helen Barnaby ; makes out of the mystery.' the Peruvian condo, cannibals • and
W•
and Carmeiita Vaidon. It is estab- ` The entered Room J o find it al- beginning of this conversation, many flying flab, some about a toot
crocodiles. 8{tg desired me to leave �,
They but''as he noted his fathers complete In London a full power of attorney. In length and others smaller. They
V " disliked that Folsom, just before- his.) most. filled with would -be witnesses. iridiffer+ence'-to the remarks of the darted up from under the bows and *xy
"Your return being so doubtful," e•a
death, had been standing next. to Ned a
wi known as the copper kin • I It. was .amazing to see how many lady, he breathed Freely again and she ezplalttsd skimmed away in flash,ep of Qilver ova!
3Barro'n' P g'
people had suddenly bethought them- returned his attention to the scene the waves, finall dro i
Folsom s sister, Anastasia, ,is sent P y g The Stet shipping ' DD nZ with a mud- ,
ipping agent S consulted
F,e for in New York. Then the startling! selves of knowledge they poseessed before him. confessed himself quite in the dark as des plop into the water. Seagulls fol�
(announcement is made that Folsom concerning the. 'behavior of Garrett Although the detectives gave Miss travelled lowed us for some.distance and then
to how one traee o Peru, "We
had been stabbed to death in the 1 Folsom while in bathing the day be- Folsom precedence in the matter of left us and shoals of porpoises played
Have never booked a passage Ware,'
T
water. Roar, his valet, is questioned, , fore. questioning the willing witnesses, alaugside.
but no light is shed on the mystery. I Detective Jepson and the hotel de- they kept a supervision o1 the affair ! he said. He declared that I should in In the channel ' between.4Teneriffa sib
Anastasia Folsom, eccentric and I any case have to change ship at c,
t tective Dixon, were at their wife end in their own hands, and made a list' and Gomera Island vie met a north -
;masterfui, takes command. She quea- I ' Panama; but after some aearotiEng dls• ate
to decide which ones were important of the ones whom they wanted o talk westerly wind and swell, but soon we
Lions Ned Barron and his wife and covered an Italian 11ae which sailed
to be listened to wA which should be with later. If it leased the sister of ran under the lee of Gometa into
'Titus Riggs and Robin Sears, listen- p from Genoa direct to Callao. Callao,
ing, believes she ahead entertains summarily dismiaaed with scant at the dean man to feel that she versa in smooth wafer.
: r Y I• had explained o the agent, was the ,
suspicions. tention• charge of the solution of the mystery Beyond Gomera is Hierro, or trot! .
Men and women both, nearly all of her brother's death, they were pan of Lima, the capital of Peru.. Island, the westernmost of the Casa- v
I INOW GO ON WITH THE STORY. The Genoese ship I selected was to
�r with an air of mysterious knowledge, willing it should be so, especially as call at Barcelona and take her lit rise and the last point of sand to be,
-
thronged the lace and more or less I it 'seemed seemed to them that help might � seen in the Old World... , diR+
- � P sight oQ Europe at {3tbraltar. Thence �
insistently tried o r forth tbeir come through just that arrangement. No one leasing Europe can look ott' �.
CHAPTER XIV. Y P°tS she would skirt the coast of Africa to
stories And so the procedure continued. I the cliffs of. Hlerzo with obaolatte in-
Rigga and Robin Sears then t Teneriffe and from there run down this
- r
rite Riggs was deeply interested, One witness after another the voinble difference. On its Inhospitable hillsd
deeply, and were suddenly brought o trades to Trinidad. Who could resist
Y g and found himself a place near the witnesses were weighed and mors� are patches of lfa'rt green verdure, and
�1 ; attention by the decided tones of Miss interlocutors, where he mt L the ides of first setting toot in
gh get the often than not found w'anti Their here "and there ,a few white houses/
Fol'eow.r1u; she said: drift of the examinations gue sad uncertain, America at Trinidad, w named by
" ( going oil• storks' were va Columbus himself when he sighted its Ahead of the ship h the open AtlaailaR';
Well, then, T']1 oak you. Mr. Bar- He was surprised at the de4t� their impressions were imaginative three hills on his third voyage' and when Hierro disappears astern
ron, and you, Mr. Sears, to go with handling of the crowd by the exper- and sometimes fictitious, their state- So It cease about that I left Egg we shall are no speck of green and no �
AM at once o the office and -give your rents were coata'adictory and gut- human habitation until, all being weW
lions „ j ienced Jepson, whose knowledge of the I land for Peru by way of Newhaven. hu an h it Trinidad.- Anihoay Be11a
f value of testimony enabled him o dim- 9eried - - A thick mist dhawuded the Seven Sian
It was clear from the glance of the I miss many ' with a few words, and I So, after a morning'a work. a mere term as we left the harbor and spared in "l•ia� Laud." syt
speaker that she meant Croydon hold others while be put leads¢ n er ail' p harmful of witnesses had been in- us a pang. for no cne would willingly ay
Sears and not his son, strutted to present themselves that leave the chaff cliffs of Sussex arises �)
But obin, anger for the apportun- a
ky of seeing the investigation car- But, after all, little was told of any when they are s ning,
;tied on, sell, quickly. "Cowie on,•dad real help to the investigation, It, would not have been held that spa. Farther out the sun was Indeed
I .. a Most of the reports were merely afternoon, but that Miss Folsom's a,g•>� z.
.- J'zn going with yell y; shining, but We coast of E was
I
"And I, of course," Tills Riggs
from those who had seen Garrett Foi- peremptory orders could not be dia- already below the horizon,
't niche which left only Madeline Bas- I som in the water, and had perhaps regarded without exceeding difficulty.: Dieppe was &bowing up ahead when _e ?
Iron and Angelica Fair behind.
heard him speak a few words to his "Have the inquest,'' she ordained. we began to overhaul a sailing boat 'r "f
r u o our companions. "Then, if you don't get anywhere, whose betWag topiatl instantly made
"You Rirla bette
go D y Others old of seeing him on the you can always adjourn for further me think at the Overland Passage into ;
omp'N" Barron said, glaneirig at his be before ehe enter one who might 'investigation " , London River.
A "Irwill Ned Come. to us here ea have attacked hem with murderous at that time the 'for
coroners office was I ail dh o ahsailorlike a Thaa:ea barge. ' ' `
soon wi you can get awn intent. tilled to overflowing and y That is what she s, b replied,
_ __ - --- -- _y'�' - - r, „ appointed would -be enlists wart "an old Thamer apreetY bound for iw
w gas o srnn seem ma - . - ' .. ;,
i may to the garrulous ones, "thts isn't turned away. epee. a,,
crrowd along the way, and led them to (To be continued.) A westerly breeze was carrying her?
Y an inquest. I'll take your name and
M Riggs and Robin Seers was wanted you will be called for." '' ,r-- forward at a good speed. Her red
Room J where already a crowd ,
besieging the door. It really seemed as if many gave . sails shoos like capper and tier great $ i
Tite R fell their scant evidence from a desire oNinety- Year -Old sprit, newly scraped end varnished, Just the Thing.
an said, "Sts get called to the, inquest and by that sparkled 1n the sans I watched her as let Fish - "W hat 'did they have for,
;tat' is certainly on the warpath! I route reach the desired we overhauled and passed her, for of - . _ - .-
goal of mews- Woman Flyer dessert at the banquet?"
biboaldn't care % be the villain of tike all the rigs in the world there is none
paper publicity. god Fish - "Why Jelly nih, of
Piece if she is hunting him down!" As Miss Folsom and her compan- which makes the same appeal to tail course!":
�'Na And she will hunt biro down l ions entered the room Jepson. was
Harrow Nonagenarian Real- Londoner as trze Thames spritsail s; I
and convict . him before she . is � tal to Mr, and Mrs, Tracy, who lees Wish Cherished For barge. With regret I saw her tap sail
x '* k> a dim and fade away in our wake for I Flies are among the latest things �3q
rough were, sa many witnesses asseverated, Fifteen Years
• "But she can't do that all on her near Mr. Folsom when he died, knew that with her had vanished the
used for trimming womeo-'s hats: And
�„ „ A' long- cberished desire to fly was last sight of home. we thought' there were no lies sit
Riggs returned. The , judge though not holding the rope
„ „ gratfi*d recently by Mrs. Hannah The next morning I was crossing s
%sand jury will- have something to Yea, air, Mr. Tracy declared, Eve!
say,” we were within what you might tali
Smith-of Harrow, who !s 94 years old. the French Alps :into Italy and some
Young Sears smiled "I've been a stone's throw of him. Yes, sir, a Mrs. Smith, who has long silver time after dark reached Genoa. Oat-
leading 'Alice in Wonderland' to the stone's throw." locks, scarcely knows what illness side ,tlhe railway station stands the Minard's Liniment for scaly scalp.
•.Barron kiddie," he said, "and sister ( "Yea, as close as that" his wife eor- means. .She Was taken down to the statue of Columbus and -from a little Several other American aviators
reminds me much of one of the rohert►ted' "We were nearer at first aerodrome in a bath chair, and to a way down the street cats be seen the are planning. to fly to France. These
Jingles: but a big wave came -" 'Press representative, woo made the funnels of the snips in harbor. heroic men are undeterred by the fact
„ trip with per, she said; We sailed for .Peru at three o'clock' that Captain Lindbergh was kissed
That was the wave that took him "I have wanted to fly for many the next afternoon. 'No mist veiled
' under," Tracy put in, but Mrs. Tracy by several polltiatana on his arrival.
said c years., While staying at_ Lincoln I the exquisite city of Genoa from the
first saw an aeroplane go up, and al-. y
' ' • " �, y eyes of the Italian exiles on board.
' No, it wasn't a wave took him though I was 75 at the time I ajade up Some were so much affected that they
under. "He was •'stabbed, you know -,, I
- „ . ' my -mind that I, 'tob,• should fly." w enC down to their cabins. '
� es, and Miss Folsom turned her ' I
Delighted. "I am going out for flve-yeaTs,' said
piercing eyes on the speaker, "that's
'• - what I want to -know. -You saw him Asked it she were at all nervous, one `young engineer afterwards: •'If $
dabbed?" Mrs.. Smith said: "Of course, I am not. I ,mad as much a`s '.00ked at Genoa as z
Why should not we old people enjoy we went out of the harbor I should -
"Mercy, no ?" almost screamed the your modern._ pleasures? Do you have jumped overboard." a%ITARIO COLLEGE OF>a►RT
frightened Mrs. Tracy. Course I think," she added, "I am the oldest The ladies heartily agreed with him, . Grart9itAv]Z ,7uronto
didn't know 'he was stabbed then! But passenger ?" and a day among the splendid chops 1stelgsrrucrbntnDRAWING ,PANTING I
ha musts been, for that's wheit'he let She waved her nand delightedly to of Barcelona failed to revive their A[�S O1NDtER1oRDEDCORMAETIO 11,
p -I go the rope and went under. I saw the spectators as she flew 'off and' up- spirits, The lordly peaks of the Sferrs
him go Under;* but at first I thought on landing expressed herself • reatl • anddisA�PLIEDizrs� •
g g y Nevada _ wbiet' we passed at sunrise, 1;r TiACHFRT CC APSE 441" oRr" C"r DIP, of
nothing of it We all go under When 'pleased. _ 1 DAY AN'D EVEVING CLAIM Rt fP" of7ro•ra Motu `y G tb
were not worth a $nice, and even R- ;rE,cwr"J frpiS ca r:rrvuAr,w
JUICY FRUIT hzs the a big wave comes, and if we lose sold "I was most struck," she said, "by Gibraltar tailed to lntereet.... c
Savor of fresh, ripe faults.• of the rope we grab for it again: But the beautiful view:ot the gardens be-
It is beneficial too, he didn't seem to' grab for it, and low me, and I enjoyed every moment
`- cleaasins month and teeth, then, next thing I knew, he was being of the flight."
brought up by the life guards and - •
coo and helping u
h[n by some men'who stood near."
D fit , What men? Who'd" asked Miss If you can laugh at your own trou-
bles, �
digestdoa. . your neighbor's troubles won't .
Folsom, sharply. 'Come, madam, out Its sq rior strength' makes Puri go farther than
with it-! Was your husband one of seem nearlyh so serious to him.
these men who assisted ?" I am a true laborer -I earn that I :ordinary flours, It is perfect for. all your baking- cakes, piers
"No, I wasn't," Tracy spoke up for eat -get that I wear -owe no man bung and bread - so the one flour sack only is necessary.
himself. I hard rn wife to look after aught -glad of other men's good- - Try Purity y, p y
Y T .Puri Flour to-day it is.ccrtaui.to ease ow
w, and there was plenty of help about if content. - Shakespeare.-
Afee: - --:" the' man was in any danger. Every "You, Mr. Barron ?" Miss Folsom's "Tack Pickford and T could have-I FEDUR
• tu;•s Meal vales was, tense.' "Did you assist the been divorced in America. We chose PURITY ,r �-
rescuers ?" I Parts because it gives us both a va r�atk►
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� -.:� and thetr people by the national 11u. i The actual scene In -the' fl$m wiff into a glass And said, 'That's wrong' 11 , Z_
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11 ... , � , - 979 at Of some $150.000 for building possilitlitf'of erecting a large hotel to I B I 1.
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- tre � - I hig.with my brother at the GuIldhall." "When be had flnhf.�ed, the Prin*e 11 : . .. .. . . .... I 1 1i "
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. . I . , '. . scure of them supwstitiof or 2 yards 54-in,ch materia, 20 ,7 - ,%�' -
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: -by Deelay paid $11".000 recently for lags of $335,340. Next Is Zov, with rite, which had not been se I be of interest to every home dTess. : 11.
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. other art works go t10 the U.S., but this ed the first million dollar horse. The I who are reaping a rich harvest In I " Then comes another long period of ly, giving nuznbqr and si 6 .
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� 111 "I gave my wife some money' the The Lama priests in _� .1 .: '.::11 11
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1, . - -e "How did that happen?" -1._.. I in the temple courtyard during near �. - . . - I .,�
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. subsequently the world's turf classic, other she had on when she went oil t.1, person who had taken the bestowal-of- 1 �., ",
�'the English Derby. with sweeps-takes -Life. I " Student-"Not much. The. crew has If,
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� 4� - I - Ito Ibighest previous price paid for Ing to work?" asked the farmer's squad is trimming everything In the' . �, �,44
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. I : August Belmont received $265,000 1 for - "I thought of it once�but I wag, de. is attending Eclentloo conventions -- ,�:,,-., 1.�.
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-Mrs. D. F. Bvery, of Toronto, evenings by appointment.'s ton News-Raeord, spent Thursday �(]� ' * ,. . t ad 00 0000 41n. Miller. Whitevitle, spent a few days th -Dr. Ira Tripp. y � f of the s e- h : ' --.
.. a few days with W. J. a Mrs. J. C. Philip, accompanied here with her brother, W. J., and
b Wm. and Mrs. Peebles, of Mrs.- Clark. .
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.A a. �pw weeks with her sister, Mrs. Chapman will give Current Events ta a teachers' summer course . -, .Boys' Running Shoes in strong brown canvas; crepe I . � , ::."*-I- '.
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1� � .. . were injured. The 'motorist who tbie(Priday) afternoon at 2 o'clOck I:: . . - . . . .. . . I . . . - . � I I � . � .�, . .- . .-, �� ,''
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daughter, Miss Mabel, of Oshawa, worst kind of a coward and should four hundred contestants Will Our stock of school supplies is bigger and better than
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I have his license cancelled 'jiarticipate in the event, which . 7-.. eVer. - Scribblers, Drawing Books, Writing- . . � . I
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`returned e I in French in the City of Quebec, of Saturday, August 27th. at 8 o'clock. . � .1.
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.1 ape dina a couple of weeks with returned home last week. ... -
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- " Kenneth P. Henderson. beloved -' : Dimity.' in flesh, blue, maize and white', fine for . .. . � .
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Tr.� : , , parents, W, J. and Mrs. Clark. teacher@ remaining Ignorant of I . , . , �.,.
I only son of Frederick and Olive Ron- I . underwear, nice quality. 25c per yard. . •
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m . . -music at both oervic,es. Preacher, Official louiruages of the Dominion so fal.r. � . . . .1 . - . nicely . made up in two ton* effects, 98 cents. - .- - � . - I , . . ., . . . ...., I 11;
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,�, - which was spent in Buffalo and age than the English are with the -Fondly remembered by Or . • • • I . ' -' . ' �,
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, .. Me long continued dry spell the fim which was on Goo. Baker's both oil lamps. Apply C A. . .- I . � . . . . - .4 • . . - ' . - �� AI I
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of weather I@ causing the pasture .
XI-tILkV-Vn-thftt which proved to be a - , ---- w. ]Ras6ball I Football I Tennis I Golt I- -'' I . I
located only a few feet i r ANTHB-Hear trumowne amd . I . .
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. .. . -A well-known and highly re-- . .. Fred T. Bunting, , is' - ' ,
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