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â- f^.-m: â- ^â- â- f.-i^pf-'-f?. 4 « T • # . « Wf)6 /leslj^ttan %hmnct 9S Vol. 48 No. 6 Flesherton Ontario, July 11, 1 928 W. H. Thurtton & Son, Proprielors. CEYLON Mrs. John Irwin and daughter, Eileen, of Retina, Sask., arrived on Saturday night to visit with her Bis- ter, Mrs. J. J. Lyness, for a couple of months Mr. Jack Gibson and Miss Smith of Collingwood spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bailey and two little daughter of Shrigley spent the week end with the latter's parents, Mr. D. McPhail returned with his daughter for a visit. Mrs. Heslop of Eugenia is visiting her sister, BGss J. McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Dan. McCallum and Bliss Bertha McCallum, Mr. Archie Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grey Jr. of Caledon visited with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Campbell the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Camahan and family Mr. and Mrs. Mason and child of Or angeville and Miss Effie Chislett of Toronto spent the week end with Mrs. Anna McMillan. Mr. Arthur Whittakier of Toronto spent the week end with his brother here. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Griffin and children of Toronto were visitors the first of the week with Mrs. White. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and family of Bolton, Mr. Dalton Marshall and con%in .of Bala a^ Mr. Clarence Marshall were week end visitors at Mr. F. Marshall's. Miss SteUa Marshall accompanied her sister to Bolton for a holiday. Mrs. W. J. Tracey- and daughter. Vera, are spending a month with Mr. and Mrs. Will Gibson. Mr. John McWilliams, who is em- ployed at Orangeville, spent the week end at his home here. Mr. Leslie Marshall of Toronto is spending a fortnight at Mr| Wilson McMuUen's. Mr. and Mrs. McMlaster and family of Hatherton, Mr. and Mrs. Charies Hanley of Eugenia visited the first of the week at Mr. T. Stewart's. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown of De- troit visited at R. Cook's the past week. Mrs. Mary Mitchell and daughter, Georgina. of Toronto spent the week end at Mr. J. D. McLeod's. Dr. and Mrs. West and two child- ren of Angus spent a couple of days with Mrs. West's parents. Miss Millie Whittaker, teacher at Wing- ham, is home for the summer vacation Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Cooper, Mir. .snd Mrs. Thos. Adams of Macton and Mrs. John Small of Elmira and Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith and three child- ren of Hamilton were visitors the past week at F. J. Collinson's. , Mr. and Mrs. Luther Duckett and family motored to Creemore the first of the week. A quiet wedding of interest to friends here took place in St. Paul's United Church, Toronto, on Saturday, July 7th, at 3 p.m., when Miss Marg- aret Robertson Moncrief, B.A., only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mon- crief, was united in marriage to Mr. Cecil J. Cushnie, B.A., only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cushnie^ Toronto, Rev. J. D. McCrae officiating. Only immediate friends of the contracting parties were present. The happy couple left immediately after the ceremony for a motor trip to Quebec, New Brunswick, Maine and several New England States and will be at home to their many friends after September 1st. The groom is a grandson of Constable R. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Huston and little son of Peterboro attended the McLeod- Muir wedding on Saturday and re- turned to their home on Monday. McLEOD â€" MUIR A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Peter Muir on Saturday, July 7th, when their daughter, Rol^'na, was united in marriage to Mr. Earl Mc- Leoid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc- Leod of Swinton Park, by Rev. F. Sullivan of Priceville. The bride, who was given away by her father, took her place in the living room be- side a banl|^ of ferns, pink and white peonies, orange blossoms and ivy, to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march, played by her sister. Mrs. H. Huston, of Peterboro. The bride looked pretty in a gown of peach georgette with silver trimmings, sil- ver stockings and black shoes, and carried a shower bouquet of OpHelia roses and fern. She was attended by Miss Annie McLeod, sister of the groom, who wore a poure blue geor- gette gown and carried pink roses and baby breath. The groom was sup- ported by Mr. Stewart Muir, brother of the bride. After the ceremony and congratulations all repaired to the dining room, where the table was prettily decorated with pink and white with silver vases and orange blos- soms. The bride's cake, which was very pretty, centred the table. Later the happy couple left amid showers of confetti by motor to Northern On- [ y^'cn. tario and will visit North Bay, New | M^g^ Robert pair of gold cuff linka and to the organist a brooch. Only immediate friends of the bride and groom were present. The bride, who ia very popular, was the recipient of many beautiful gifts, and the very best wishes of the community is extended to MV. and Mrs. McLeod. On their return they will reside on the groom's farm near Swinton Park, KIMBERLEY Held over last week. Owing to a misunderstanding no preacher arrived for the service on Sunday, but Mrs. Canifel, of Saiam, Oregon, who is visiting here, gave a talk which was much enjoyed by all present. Mrs Marshall spent the week end with Bolton friends. Mr and Mrs. Knell of Owen Sound holidayed with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Duckett the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Patterson and son, Gordon, Mrs. Swift of To- ironto, were week end visitors at Mr. Archie Stewart's. Miss Kate Stewart retuitaed to Toronto wjtb them for a week's holiday. Mr. decil Cuahnie of Toronto vis- ited the past week with his aunt. Miss Millie Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McCannel and child^ren, of Qran4 VaOfey, visited Mrs. Annie McMillan last week. Mn. and Mrs. Lundy and babe, of Negritos, Peru, South America, visited with the latter's brother, Mr. A. Sinclair, and family, for the past week. Mrs. Luke Bowers, who is seriously ill, was taken to Durham hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leslie, Mr. J. C. Mc Mullen motored from Toronto and spent the week end with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs.. Archie McMuIlen and were accompanied home on Mon- day by Master Orton and Fern Leslie Mss Irene Stewart, who has been visiting at her home here, returned to the city on Tuesday. Arthirr. and Angus Whittaker mot- ored to Orangeville Monday and vis- ited their sister. Mi»3 Agnes MacPhail. M.P.. .^poke at the Simcoe picnic held at Wasaga Beach on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tracey and family of Detroit were week end visitors at Mr. Will Gibson's. Mr. and Mrs. Isthman and son, Douglas, of Norval: MV. and Mrs. Albert Arrowsmith of Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. McMahon of Boston, Miss Culleton of Toronto, Mr. Sam Arrowsmith and Mother of Gletitlg Centre, visited at George Arrow- smith's. Mr. Robert Brown, Misses Annie and Delia White, Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley White and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Griffin and family, Mr. Stan- ley Griffin and three children, Mrs. Archer, Mr. and Mrs. George Adams Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Griffin, all of Toronto, spent the holiday at Mrs. Wm. White's. Miss Hazel Snell left on Monday for Orangeville. Mr. G. Prosser left on Saturday for his new field of labor at Worthing- ton, northern Ontario. We'cxtend our sympathy to Mrs. Thos Irwin, in the death of her bro- ther, Mr. Robert B. Brady, who pas- sed away June 26 and was laid to ^eist in the Markdale cemetery on Thursday. Mr. oS. Hemphill and son .Percy, Misses Maud and Reta, Miss Kate Mc- Millan. Mrs. Cecil Archibald and two Mr. and Mrs. Ben Couch of Lucky Lake, Sask., visited recently with the latter's aunt, Mrs. A. E. Myles. Misses Ora Stafford, Myrtle Faw- cett and Kathleen Hutchinson have gone to Fern Cottage, Atherley, for the summer. Mr. Leslie Plewes and Miss Hazel are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Plewea. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dillon and Clare Mrs. Jas. Lawrence and Miss Dunetta spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor of Oshawa. Bfo. Elmer Ellfs has moved his house to a new location nearer the street. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bishop and Miss Bishop spent a few days recently in Toronto, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bishop. Mrs. Carruthers spent a few days recently with her mother, Mrs. Soul, o( Duncan. Mr. Ted Myles had the' misfortune to lose a sheep by lighting last week. The residence of MV. Thos. Soul was struck by lightning. The chim- ney was destroyed and a hole made in the ceiling. Fortunately the house did not catch fire. Mrs. Graham of Weston is visiting her son, Chas. Graham, and family. Miss Florence Burritt of Niagara Falls is visiting her grandarents, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Burritt. Mr. Russel Hammond of Toronto visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Burritt. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Bums and children of North Bay visited recently with Mt. and Mrs. John L. Fawcett. Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Stuart snd two chilren of Powassan visited with Mrs. W. T. Ellis. While returning from Niagara Falls with a truck loaded with twenty child- ren of the Sunday School and their teacher, Mrs. Burritt, also Mrs. Thos. Soul, Mr. D. L. Weber had his truck crashed into by a Hudson sedan, which was ruined. Mr. Weber had signalled to cross over the road into the Britannia school yard, ni?ar Brampto^, when the car driven by Mr. Morgan of Sunnyside suddenly ap- peared over a little grade, driver at an excessive rate of speed. T.Cr. Weber was within seven feet of being entirely off the road, when the sedan crashed- into the truck, hioving it fourteen feet and ^turning it over. The truck was a new Chevrolet and weighed about four tons and was tak- en to Bramtpon where repairs were made to bring the chfldren h -. Mr. Weber was badly bruised when he took the door of the truck o- '^. while Mrs. Burritt, who was also i i the cab, had her eye cut. Mrs. Sor.T had a briused ankle and Laurie Lav- rence had a bad cut on his hand. T*"- remainder of the load escaped w;.:i only minor injuries. EUGENIA FEVERSHAM Messrs. John and Wm. Davidsc and wives of Buffalo visited with friends in this village last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clinton and son, John, and wife of Toronto were callers here last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Brackenbury. wife and babe of Flesherton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barber onr day last week. Mr. Harry Thombury of Creemore spent Sunday with his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborrte hav returned home at-ltner a week's visi; with friends at Rock Mills. Mr. Samuel Brownridge is visitir Celebrate in Flesherton on the Glorious Twelfth. A heavy storm passed over our vicinity on Monday, but we received little of it. A good shower would be welcome here now. Mr. Henderson and two sons of To- ronto are spending their holidays at the home of Mr. Jacob Williams. Mr. Jos. Sherwood and grand- daughter. Miss Lucy McDonald, have gone to Owen Sound to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Quesnel and family. Mrs. Richard Park and son, RusseM, spent Sunday with the former's sister, Mrs. Beaton, near Durham. Mrs. Jos. Williams and son, Joe, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fenwick, motored to Gait Monday. Mrs. Boss Lehman has returned to her home in Toronto. Messrs. Alex, and Bates Fhwcett of Owen Sound spent the week end at their parental liome here. Their sis- ter, Gladys, who has been visitin-ff friends in the city, came home with them. Mrs. Rody Gordon and children have taken up residence in part -of 'Mr. Fred Jamieson's residene in the suburbs. Mr. Joseph Weber and THiss Mary have moved from our vicinity and are now making their abode in Kimberley. Mr. Geo. Graham has been busy the past few weeks tearing down the old buildings on his property here, and rebuilding them, thus making a decid- ed improvement in the appearance of the village. Mr. Graham is certainly a handy man at the carpenter work. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Marsh and daughter of Toronto were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. Morgan. ROCK MILLS PORTLAW with his daughter, Mrs. Frank Wh :- sons, Lloyd and arvey, Mr. R. Cook . well, at Hamilton at present. and Miss Millie, motored to Wasaga Beach on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. iRoyden Gibson and daughter, Helen, Miss Wise and Mr. Lenker, of Toronto, were week end visitors at Mr. J. Gibson'r. Mr. D. D. McLacHlan, accompa- nied by his son, J. C, motored to To- ronto and spent the past week visiting with his daughters, and retimed on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Burrell and two daughters, Misses Dorothy and Lucinda. Mr. and -Mrs. Steve Little, of Maple Hill, Mr. and Mrs. James McDougall of Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Derby, and Mrs. Nicholl, of Hanover, were visitors at Mr. James McWhinney's the past week^ Mr. John McMillan of' Toronto, spent the week end with his mother here, who accompanied him back as far as Orangeville on Mondai^r Mr. Leslie Marshall of •'To'i'crto spent the past week end at Mr. Wil- son McMullen's. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Torr?v and son Jack, of Lauriston. spent the 1st of the week at Mr. H. PIpt's, and was accompanied home by their cou- sin, Mrs. Cannell, of Salem, Oregon, for o. visit. Mr. Joseph Hemphill of Djndalk, spent the week end with his brother Miss Millie Coulthard, nurse- >.- training at the Durham hospital, Yi been visiting her parents for a couple of weeks and returned to Durham c:i Tuesday last. The brethren of L.O.L. 1085 atte ' - cd Divine Service at the Presbyter' i church here on Sunday evening I t and listened to "an interesting ser;-.- n by the pastor. Rev. Mr. Cameron. We are glad to report that Mr. ' ^. A. Davidson is improving nicely s ' er undergoing a serious oneration in He O. & M. hospital at CoHingwood. Mr. Robt. McGirr also underwent an c or- ation in a hospital at Toronto and. we understand.^ is improving nicelv. The Osprev young people will -nt ertain'the Onward young peopir on Friday. July 13th at the home nf Mr. Fred Spofford. Evervbodv welco- r The_ terribly sudden death of Arnold Brown has shocked this whole com- munity and the deepest sympathy of all is felt for the grief-stricken par- ents and sisters. Mount Zion Sunday school pic-niced last Friday at the home of Mr. and MVs. Jas. Hopps. An enjoyable time was spent by the children and the grown-up children. Mrs. J. W. Haney is enjoying an extended visit with Iriends at Bolton. Miss McCannel has resigned as teacher of our school and Miss John- son, formerly of the Eugenia school, is to be her successor. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and little son of Detroit motored over and visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson. Miss Lillian Taylor of Toronto is visiting with relatives in this part. MIrs. J. W. Lyons visited with her daughter in Toronto. Our dramatic club iourned to Max- veil last Wednesday and furnished the program at the garden party there. They appreciated very much the courteous treatment received from the Maxwellites. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jamieson, Gor- '^on and Donald of Toronto visited last â- eek at the home of the former's rother here. The boys are staying :>r a longer vacation. Mr. Thomas Walker and son and he former's mother and Mrs. Horn Tf Toronto were visitors with Mr J H. Walker last week. We extend hearty felicitations to J ^'^ H"- '^'â- '^'•«'' Tnkster and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Love and wish these young counle a happy journey through ey through their wedded life Mr. Arthur Wutson of Toronto vis- ited with his parents here recently Cr>ngratulations to Miss Mare..eritP Fisher and Mervin Little, pbpils of our school, who were successful in nasRjng their Entrnn'-p Exams. Mr and Mrs. F. H. Thompson of Cheslev -called upon friends around their former home here, and attended StVrrridi?:^."^--^"-''-^^^^ The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet en Wednesday, July 18th, at tU hon:e of Mrs. Robt. Croft. Miss ifabel Belts spent a few days last week wiln friends at Pr >t >n. 11:8. P. Gorham and family of To- ronto are holidaying at the h<n-ie cif Mr. Levi Betlt^ Unity UJ'.W.O. held their regrlar monthly meeting on Wednexlay la&C July 4th, at the home of Mrs. Duncan Williams of Eugenia, when twenty- five members and visitors were fres- cnt. After the usual opening ev- ercises a short program was given. The ladies also decided to hold an ice cream social early in August at the home of Mrs. Lew s Genoe, Eugenia. Refreshments were served at t^e dote and a social time spent (Last Week's Items) Mr. and Mrs. Will Lyons, Toronto, spent the holiday with Mr. Levi Betts and family. We congratulate the pupils from our school who were successf'il in passing their Entrance examinations. They were Dorothy and Earl Ottewell and Ruby White. Messrs. Norman and Billie Stod- dart and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Betts and family visited recently with their brother, Mr. Albert Stoddart, near Orangeville. Mr. Harold Kearns, wife and son of Toronto spent Monday with his sister here, Mrs. Sam Phillips. Goodly numbers from here at- tended the Pilgfim Holiness Meetings at Proton last Sabbath and were de- lighted to hear Evangelist Hays again The frequent showers are doing much good and things are looking very prosperous in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fisher and Miss E. Radley motored to Toronto Sat- .:rday and visited relatives there. VICTORIA CXMNEKI PRICEVILLE For the past week' the weather has bnen extremely hot. Miss Pheobe Livingstone of To--^ friends, ronto is enjoying the holidays at her home. Mrs. A. L. Hincks spent a few days in Toronto. Miss Jessie Murray and friend and Miss Delia McPhail and friend of To- ronto were visitors at Mr. John Mc- Meekin's on Sunday. Mrs. Thos. Hincks and three daugh- ters. Dorothy, Florence and Marion of Toronto spent the past week at the Hincks homes. Mr. F. Oliver, M.P.P., is now driv- ing a new Ford coach. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hooper and daughter, Elsie, and Mr John Scott and sister of Egremont were recent visitors at H. R. McLean's. Mr and Mrs Angus McLachlan with their nephew, J. C. McLachlan motor- ed to Hamilton for a few davs to visit with friends. Rev. Mr. Corry accepted a call to Priceville and Swinton Park Presby Mrs. Cope and Mrs. Rankin ot Michigan 'visited their cousin, Mlra» Milton Bannon. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bannon, Mr» and Mrs. Milton Bannon and Mrfl» Newton Bannon 'visited at Mr. Geo* Bannon'g at Shallow Lake lap week. Marguerite Stinson and Mrrgaret Moore have gone to Elgin House* Muskoka, for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Crosby, Mr. aad Mrs. L. P. Killins and son, Gord' on, Mrs. S. W. Woodlaw motoT^ from Smithville and are visiting at Chas. Moore's. MSss Blanche Lae and Miss Dorothjt Laidlaw of Toronto are 'visiting the former's brother- Robt. Lee. (Last Week's Items) Mrs. Newton Baacon and children attended the Ickster-AchesoB wedd- ing last week. Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Jarvis and John Robinson of Hamilton visited at Milton Bannon's. Mr. and Mrs. McClnre <ft Toronto visited at Mr. A. Stinson's. Melville Hawes motored froni Bright for the 1st of July. 5Kss McClure and two brothers, Mr. Swindon and Mr. .Alex. Atkinson of Toronto â- visited at Carl Atkinson's. Clayton Betts of Detroit visited at Carl Atkinson's. Misses Violet and Rozella Stevens and friends are visiting at the form- er's parental home. On Saturday evening the people of Inistioge held the election of officer^ for the S. S., and also decided to hold a garden party this year. After- wards they presented Mr. Pnrtsei with a travelling bag and address and lunch was then served in the hall. Emerson Gallagher has been on the sick lista, but is improving. LADY BANK Many from a distance spent thai holiday here, some fishing, while others enjoy themselves in various ways, motoring and calling on old We are pleased to know that Mr. John Ottewell is improving after an attack of pleurisy. Mr. and Mrs. George Dobson at- tended the wedding of the latter's brother, Mr. Emerson Reid, of Mea- ford, on Friday of last week. Con- gratulations. The Ladies' Aid of Providence will hold their July meeting at the home of Mrs. John Ottewell, on the 18th inst. instead of the second Wed^ nesday in each month as usual. The bereaved ones of of the late Mr. Walter Kerton's family have the sincere sympathy of the community in their hour of trouble; also the husband, family and friends of the late Mts. FVank Ha'wton of near Fe- versham, whose death occurred on Sunday evening, July 1. James Poole, wife and family, of North Bay. spent the holiday with M*"- SCHOOL FAIR D.\TES CA-RD OF THANKS We desire to thank all the friends and neighbors for their kindnesses brother, Walter A. Kerton =.^"-^S. KERTON. Feversham . NOTICE TOCRED!n)RS J^x, â„¢E MATTER OF the estate shin 7a'^''"'"' '^'^ '' ^he tow*! snip of Artemes a in the Pr,,,.,* ^r Grey, Widow, dec;ased â„¢'^ "^ crTolsl "t^^^^ ^'^^^ *hat all creditors or others having claims or demands against the terian churches and the induction ser- and Mrs. Wm. Poole and family here, vices were held at the Swinton Park , Mr. Fred Semple. also Mr. Ross church on Tuesday afternoon of last 1 Patterson and ladv friends, of Isling week. Be sure to attend the Celebration in Flesherton on July 12th. ton, called at the home of the for t mer's parental home here. The 12th of July will be held Flesherton this year. Be sure be there. ] Let's go. Dance with the Blue Bell j Orchestra on the Market Square. in I Flesherton. Thua-sday. July 12th, at to j 9 p.m. Jitney dancing. Round and ' square dancing. BATES BUfilALCO. DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE 122-124 Avenue Road.' TORONTO No Extra charge for the use of our Funeral Paiiors I J. W. Bates. R. Maddocks i North Proton at Ventry .Sept. ' South Proton at Cedarville .... Sept.' " Bentinck at Lamlash Sept. 1 Normanby at Ayton Sept.l' Egremont at Holstein Sept. 1- Artemesia at Flesherton .... Sept lb i reouiroH ««"""' ."V'*"-^ '^'"- "'-**• a^e Osprey at Feversham Sept. 17 ' S ms t^^l^r 'H" '"^'^ '^^V "^ Glenelg at Edge Hill SeS 8 | olfctor fnV ?K '^ '" '^' undersigned Holland at Holland C Sejt. 10 • W, of th '^^'"^''^"^'^ fuH Partic- Collingwood at Ravenna .... Sent. 20 â-  --- *'""'" """"^â-  Sullivan at Desboro Sept. 21 Sydenham at Annan Sept. 22 • s "^ouit of (Bttalttp" A hearty invitation is extended to one and all to visit our ice cream booth on the T'welf h of July. FOR A NICE COLD DRINK GET IT AT STEWART'S FROM OUR NEW POP COOLER. the Fourth day of May A.D.. 1928, AFTER such last mentioned dat t- <? Executors will ,„..,„„.,j . '^^. • & Executors will proceed to dist- tario ana wm visu ««."' ""/' """I Mrs. Robert Ruitledge and habe r.",r,».~. • x « , ''^P'^- ^- r:' jte the asset, «f fu-, . ""*"^' Liskcard and other points of interest â-  ^f Bala are visiting with her parents, fX "f* .''i^'^'''^" "C ^^P*" ^* •'• ing regard on k f /.f"' l'^*^^*''^^ The bride traveling n a navy and „,. ^nd Mrs. F. Marshall. I KorTL^'J^?\v^r^ - ^"'"- ^^^-vhi . fhev ^hal, Sn'". '^' ^'«''"« "^ red ensemble suit with moe trim- Mrs. Leslie Marshall and daughter ' n"^ut ^"T «* W"'^*'^-^ ' ^-^P'' 2fi d. , a^ Owe ' I? ^T o"*"^- mings and blonde shoes and stockings. p;,e«„or. of Toronto arrived last week ^^uth KLn'Z^u,, r"- f'""*- "'"f J" ' A D 1928 " ^' ~^^^ ''^>' The gi-oom's gift to the bride was ^^^ ^p^^ „ fortnight with her parent.,.,, vi^^lJ .?m at Shallow L Sept. 28 r C Mrnnrvnn^ string of pearls, and the bridesmaidMr. and Mrs. Wilson McMullrn. MarS«vif iWo^i'T'' ^^Jl\^ <?„Ii. '^"^f ^'^f'^EBRO, a signet ring and to the best man a Markdale at Markdale ., Oct. 3 Soli-, r for the Executors. _ FRESH STR.WVBERRIES FRESH FROM THE f • GARDEN EVERY D.\Y. ) LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH FRESH BERRIES. I V/. J. Stewart & Sons I Flesherton, Phone 46 Ont f