to take some Zam-Buk with you on your fishing trip. It's' just what you'll need for cuts, # scratches, knocks, blisters, sunburn, heat rash and bites. Ends n and heals so | quickly. In any quantify--Xlour Bags, Feed Bags and absolutely clean Sugar Bags. Positively highest prices paid. 69 Queen Street . {have f AGENCY FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES Special attention will be given your family or friends, going to or returning from the Old Country. For information and rates apply to J. P. Hanley, C.P.AT.A., G.T. Ry. Rosa It is true that fo 'ple over: forty suffer from - e, or Pyorrhea (Riggs® . Disease), § Dut many people even BE Sh From The Countryside Frontenac SUNBURY. the Presbyterian Sabbath evening, interests of the ronto, spoke' in church here on May 26th, In the Dominion Alliance. The #dudience was a small one for Sunbury, 4al- though 'those present - were highly delighted with the address and re- sponded liberally when the cards were passed for subscriptions, Jas. Smith, who recently retired to the village from his farm, was unfor- tunate in the dedth of his cow last week. The township council met on May 26th as a court of revision. Somg slight changes were made in some farms and grants to the road masters were also given. The warm weather of the past few days is an agreeable change, and farmers are doing their utmost to put in the rest of the crop. The fields in this part will be pretty well all finished up this week, and several farmers who have finished are getting their corn. ground ready. It is probable that a larger acfvage 'than is usual of tho latter will be sown. a MYER'S CAVE. June 2,--The farmers have near- dy finished their seeding, but find the d pretty wet. in some ping irs W. C. Salmond spent oO ay last week the guest of Mrs, C. MacGregor, E. H. Perry, Centreville, is spending a few days with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs: T. Delyea were, K Sunday callers at F. Neal's. Rowland Hamilton spent the week-end at his home: at Ax- doch. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Men- or, Odessa, returned home Monday after a few days' visit with rela tives here, accompanied by her sist- er, Miss Tena MacGregor. 8S. Kirke, Tamworth, and J. Grey passed through here Wednesday en route to Ardoch. Lee Cole and Willlam Both, Northbrook, are husy. repair- ing the telephones through this lo- cality. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fleeler gone to Frankford to spend the summer. Mrs. Salmond spent Saturday at W. McCausland's, Cloyne. Mrs. Salmond expects" 'to leave soon for her home at Grande Prairie. We will all miss her 'very much. A few from here atténded the party at William Kead's Friday evening and spent a very enjoyable evening. KEELERVILLE, o> June 3.~Farmers are putting in the crops, A few more dry days and seeding will be done. Meadows are looking fine. Pasture is excellent and a big flow of milk can be xvi ed. The cheese factory is turning o 8 lot of cheese and a fine quality! he roads have been in a very 'bad state all spring and much work isi needed on them in the near future. The township council. looked over Jthem last week. Melville Johnston purchased a new Ford car. Mrs. John Robb is in poor health. Thomas Olark and family were at John Robb's yesterday. Miss Bertha Sleeth, of Kingston Collggiate Institute, and Miss Pauline Anglin, of Sydenham high school, spent the week-end at home. Stanley MeCallum of Sunbury and Biss Bernice Sutherland of Bat- tersed, at Edward Sleeth's, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Boal were In the city on Saturday. Rev. E, Codling preached here yesterday at morning service. Quite a number from here attended church at Battersea Sunday lovening. Kingston to-day. Mr. and Mrs. Guss Jardine and family, of Battersea, "I passed through here to Jones' Falls | yesterday. Mg. and Mrs. William Dixon and Master Willie visited Wil- Ham Sleeth, Round Lake, Sunday. Miss Taft. teacher, is spending to-- day at Kingston. Sere 'y CHARLESTON. 3 June 2.~8. B. Code, O.B.;, Smith's Falls, was here last week; guest of R. Foster. The farmers are busy seeding now that the weather has with cleared. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shes, Ottawa; Miss Rosa Shea, Athens; : , and , P. C. Yates, Master on to 3 Wil- |slste Charlie Yates, Mr. and Mrs. frid Yates, B. Yates and Mrs. W. T. [Myers and son, Toledo, were at Kavanagh's on Sunday. Quite here attended the at Athens' on Tues- Juné 2.--Rev. J. R, Bell, of To-{ James MeLrory went tof ham .{ Poole's Resort, spent the week-end -fenjoyed the week-end at her home over like? [VD N aE QUITE SAFE NOW. Gentleman on Top--"See that officer down there, Fred? you remember when them young subs used to make yer feel shaky all Don't --Passing, Show, London, on. Sunday. Miss Florence Huteh- ings and Sam Hutchings visited friends in Westport on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bain Gamble at: Albert Gamble's; Orrin Burtch yisited friends in Newboro on. Frid last, Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Jardine at Charles Hutchings'. Mm. 8. GG. Stuart, who has been ill, Is much better. PORTLAND. June 2.--On account of so much rain the sd#w mills were closed down for, a while but are again starting to work. A number of the young 'People of the village attended the concert and dance held at Elgin on ¥riday night. Miss Della, Morrison, in the St. Vincent hospital, Broek- ville, is improving nicely. Mrs, Jos- eph Lyons attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Chapman, Seeleys' Bay, last week. Miss Loretta Mc- Kenny, Kingston, is at her home here for a couple of days. Mias Gladys Creegan, who have been in the west for a number of years, is Jgitine hr parents, Dr. and 'Mrs: eegan, Mrs. Morrison spent Fri- day' "In Brockville, visiting her daughter, Herman Morris, Ottawa, igdpt his home for a couple of days, al CAINTOWN. "June 2.---Word was received here on Monday last of the death In Syracuse, N.Y., of James Lakins, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Laking, Caintown. W. W. Mitchell, Lans- downe, mads a business trip through fiere on Thursday last. Henry Powell was a recent visitor in tais vicinity, 'Mr, and Mrs. William Torrance visited" friends in Lans downe last week. Mrs. H. R. Knowl- ton, Athens spent a few days last Week with her sister, Miss Alice Bennant. Frederick Moore spent a day in Lansdowne recently. Mrs: E. C. Webster and Roy Webster, Lyndhurst, spent: the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gra: Mr. and: Mrd. Osborne. Shav- er, Brockville, were Sunday guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hodge, r. Carmen Lakins, ' Lord's spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lakins. Giles = Pow- ell spent the week-end at Brockvilic. 4 ---- JU A i ne Thomas, Ottawa, as ia - rge of the Anglical mission "here for the ane months; Miss Gertrude . Seolt, with 'her parents here. Miss Ar villa Avery, Brockville Collegiate, here, A number of friends and fneightbors of Pte. - Wilfrid Green gathered at his home on Friday evening X Mallorytown, gpent Sunda friends ory Mr. "nd or 'Kirk | Miss Emily Hughson, Miils, | Hil, parents at Thurlow, i= | Sheltor at M: cent Murphy has returned from the Hotel Dieu Hospital, Kingston, where she has been undergoing an operation for' appendicitis. Miss Edna Fleming has returned from the Royal Vietoria Hospital, Mont- real, much improved in . health. Theré is-a large staff of men sta- tioned here repairing the C.N.R, be- tween here and Buck Lake Station. Ottawa, 1s visiting her mother. D. J. Hughson has returned ' from Watertown, N.Y., where he spent the past wint- ér and spring months. H. A. Lea is the guest of Wi A. Fleming. The Opinacon Chib" Housé is being re- paired for "the opening on 15th June. A large uvamber of guests are looked for this season. The steamer Loretta made her first trip through the Rideaw on Monday last, § "4 £5 a 2 Tc Stet LINAS eb 5 +5 s : P8G May 29.--The farmers are again at séeding as the land is getting dry.' There is not' much gardening dong yet, as it has beén foo wet io get on the land. Percy Howard has erected a new covered nillkstand. Little Miss Gerfrude Cork had the misfortune of bi I her. arm. Ernest Wemp is improving. Born to. Mr. and, Mrs. Harry Reid a flauihter, Lois' Enid. Mrs. William Clark is staying with her daugh- ter, Mrs. H. Reid. Mrs. George C. Sargent and daughter, Geraldine, are visiting Mrs. Sargent's mother, Mrs. Alexander Reid. rr my bie as ~ SELBY. June 3.--A number attended the Sunday 'school 'convention which was held in the Methodist church on Monday. L. Innes is engaged mak- ing cheeseiat Excelsior factory. Mrs. H. Abbott spent:a few days last week with her sister Mrs, Bell at Empy A young daughter has arrived at G. 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