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Wd TE ET EY IR IR ST --,---- Lh w ' Trae, ug. 19.--Mias Eva Col- : tt vielthas her 'a Mrs, h Wight, of Bowm . "Mr, and Mrs. J. H, Mutton visi- ted Mr. and Mrs. James Curtis at Hampton, Mr. and Mrs, HL W. Annis and family visited Mr, and Mrs. George Annis at Ebenezer, f Mrs, Richard Hatherly visited Mr, and Mrs, Wilbur Ridge at Oshawa. Mr, and Mrs, W. J, Bradd and ' family visited Mr. and Mrs, W, J, Dudley, Mr, and Mrs, Lionel Byam, Dors een and Yvonne visited friends in Cannington, Rev, and Mrs, J. W. Wilkinson and babe of Victoria Road are visi ting Mr, and Mrs, Albert Hills, Mr, and Mrs, George W, Joll, of Newcastle and Mrs, W, Jackson of Glidden, Sask,, have been visiting at Mp, Harry Collacutt's, Mr, and Mrs, H, H. McRoberts and dhildren of Oshawa visited Mr, and Mrs, Robert Burgess, Mrs, Wm, Little, Mr, and Mrs, McCulloch, Miss Kathleen and Mr, Brenton McCulloch visited Mrs, Thomas Brisbane, at Yelverton, | BETHESDA - ° Bethesda, Aug. 19.-~Miss Doro- thy Pearce of West Orange, is visi- ting Miss Berta Cole, Misses Marion and Helen Werry are holidaying in Toronto, Dr, and Mrs, Miller motored from Toronto and visited their brothers Messrs, Wallace and George Miller, Mr, and Mrs, H, T, Pearce, Doro- thy and Patricia, ,f West Orange were guests of J, R, R, Cole and sisters this week, y Sv my Miss Winnifred Cole has return from a week-end trip to Owen Sound and other points and is at home for a few days, Mr, William McDonald of Liver- pool, is staying with T, J, 7, Cole for a time, IL Mr. and Mrs, Norman Mo, Toronto, visited Mr, and Mrs. G. Rundle recently, Mrs 8, T, Hoar and sons Lloyd and Alden visited friends in Orono Ww. recently Harvest is in full swing in this vicinity, Mr, Arthur Cornish rushed a lit tle ahead of his neighbors and spent a day threshing Wednesday, HAMPTON Hampton, Aug. 19.--Mr. Andrew Forsythe, Toronto, is visiting his sister, Mre, A, K. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Nash and family, Detroit, are holidaying at Mr, Will 'Chapman's, ' The Mission Oircle onjoved a weaner roast in the orchard, on the gide of the hill facing the creek on the premises of Mrs. James Jebson, on Tuesday night, A huge bonfire was built of brush around which about forty sat and sang popular gongs and enjoyed a treat of hot- dogs, apples and home made candy, Mrs, L, Niddery and son Jack'are visiting at Little Brittain, Miss Vera Baker, Solina, visited Mrs, Mabel Taylor recently, Mrs, Jack Virtue and daughter Laura, Toronto, at Mrs, Gertrude Virtue's, Mrs, Preston and son Gordon and friend, and Mrs, Chapman and fam- ily, Oshawa, called on friends on Sunday last, Miss McKenzie, Toronto, is holl- daying at 8, Mountjoy's. One dare not judge the appear- ance of the village when approach- ing it from the west, by the dilapi- dated condition of the sidewalk on the dam, We are in hopes that con- ditions will he somewhat improved before long as (delays are danger- ous), . One will travel some distance be- foe finding a willage whelb'e the citizens take such pride in keeping up their property, as well as they do here, and where they take such an interest in flowers, ete, Miss Ellen Elford, Winnipeg, has returned home after an extended visit with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Stonehouse, ' Sorry to still report Mr. Stone- house in a critical condition, Mrs, J, K. Lyons, Neepawa, Sesk,, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Ruse and other relatives. Proved safe by millions and Colds Headache Pain Neuralgia Néuritis Toothache SPIRIN prescribed by physicians for Lumbago Rheumatism DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART 9 Accept only "Bayer" package Ww) contains proven i z be fe tnd mach « fy og Ad ge Hand, Also in Oanade) of Bayer Acid, "Ba; boxes of 12 tablets i and 100--Druggists. "A, 8. A"). Hoge gdy ged the snow-capped peaks of the Canadian and and CG Dusseau snd Hebridean \DIF® riptive I Literature ond fnformatior on roguest. 4 vs. + MR. JOHNSON "s City Ticket Agent--11Y; King St. East Thornton's Corners, Aug. 19.--| Farmers have been taking advant- age of this fine weather this week and many fields of grain have been | cut, The harvest has been slow but all would like to see dry ddys for some time to come. Grain is reported a fair crop in most places, Mr. J. Plerson who dislocated his shoulder through a fall, some weeks ago, 18 out again, we are glad to say. Master Daniel O'Donnell is pro- gressing favorably after having an operation on hig threat for en- | larged tonsils, recently, We are sorry to report that Mrs. W. T. Luke continues very ill. We hope fo her recovery soon. Mr. and Mrs, C. Taunton of De- troit, Mich, are the guests this week with Mr, and Mrs, W. Pier- son, Mrs, EB. Bagg and children of Port Hope, visited a few days with Mr, and Mrs, W. Drew, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Powell were recent visitors with friends in North Oshawa. Mrs, E. Pascoe and son Harold, are spending a week or so with friends and relatives in Detroit, Mich, Mr, boro, home inson, Mr, J. Harry of Scarbore, an old resident around here thirty Years ago, was a visitor last Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs, A, Robin- son, - Messrs Hector and John Cameron are busy these days building the By oil in DUTCH MIKER VISITS OSHAWA Has Spent Five Years 'Trav. elling in Europe and Canada --Tramping Around World -------- -- and Mrs, G, Beckett of Scar- visited last Sunday at the of Mr, and Mrs, A.'R., Rob- Carrying a burdensome kit and attired after the fashion of a hoy scout, a young Dutchman Bernard van den Basselaar, by name, is at present a visitor in Oshawa. The gentleman from Holland is a globe trotter and apparently he .ikes it for his wanderings in the past have occupied five years and his proposed hikes will demand another period of at least six years. Since leaving the land of dikes and wind- mills van des Basselaar has trayel- led 16,000 miles and now knows | Europe from the first hand knowl- | edge of one who has trudged through rural and urban districts. Prior to 1925 the wandering Dutchman toured in European countries and spent considerable time in the land of Mussolini and escaped without sucenmbing to the Fascist influ- ence, It is almost two years since Van arrived in Canada, During that time he has been wandering about in Quebec and Ontario accompanied by a large Airedale with an un- sign which rustles in the breeze from the back of Van's pack an- nounces that he is bound from Hali- fax to San Francisco via New York. And that is exaetly th» trip that he proposes making. Ouly af- ter completing that journey he will continue on into Mexico finally | reaching South America. When he | has seen considerable of the silver and gold country in the south he will hasten to Asia or at least to what may be left of it after our Chinese frie.ds get through muck- ing things um, After having made the acquaintance of the princes of Siam, the rulers of India and the grand Caliphs in Persia he will turn his footsteps homeward to Holland there to settle down near the Zuyder Zee with some coy young Dutch maiden with golden tresses and basswood shoes. Mr. van den Basselaar wears a red cross on his arm and it in- dicates that he is trained to remder first aid to whoever he finds 'm- jured during his travels. He has received credentials from the Cana- dian Red Cross Society and already has treated 742 persons whom he has found hurt. (By a Stagg ) Whitby, Aug. 20--*Goodbye" said Berpard van den Basselaar, Boy Scout of Amsterdam to his mother. I'm going for a little walk. I'll be back for tea in 1935," That was in 1923. He has been walking ever since and says he expects to be up- wards of seven years more in reach- ing his starting point again. York. From there he ntends to go to California, Mexico, South America, Austral- ja, China and Japan. y He is ome, hiker who hikes hom- estly. With a thirty pound pack on his back he covers about thinty miles towns through which he " is understood that he jis a job as postman. GRAIN REACHES WINNIPEG Font William, Ang. 19.--Two cars of 1927 grain, one of wheat and one of rye, were inspected in the Canadian Pacific yards in Wiani- pez on Tuesday and a car of rye of this year's crop arrived here from Mawer, Sask. graded Ne. 1, CW. it has gone to Pool Elevator No. 8. ion Chaney felt badly the other day. A lady told him he hadn't changed a bit since the last time she saw him, for 4 being is passed by the City Council. ier TPaschereau's says: The Goverment catirely dis- / 84 10 appoint the three commis. ndon, Un whose nomynation Is mau. ARS nu toalnder stale to it. However, the law to which Carlisle and district, as provided by | 0% Fetgt uy Sa | the bowen and ! "| duties Honal exchequer secured £80,000 | defined nya by-law passed for tals net profit A Since thip-experi purpose by the City ro unell n ment of state management of the vy that * hatote, aking OO ven 300 Iloounas | that the Council pass this by-law, ved EE by the Govern- tat Raturally the Jetadne Whom hid ,' Of these nearly 200 have | WI! ASK to me ed and the remain. | commission will Uke to know, in the their powers and ing. liosnsed houses have been im- fit place, what e'n po Thé public houses that remain | * - still carry old-time signs such as 5 So aaa x "The Warmest Welcome Inn," whereof Willlam Shenstone, English poet (1714-1763), sang, and among the ancient names that are main- tained are "The Malt and Shovel," "The Horse and Farrier' and "The Apple Tree." + PREMIER FAVORS QUEBEC CITY IDEA ace 20.00 t() ey rom Toronto, on on, wood, A a in Ontario, also Stations in Quebec West. of St. Andrews and te, South and Raat in ork ny Jet. 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