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(4256)' light :chn. km- and legs white. foaled ‘s: June bred by James FM” “"18 Ben: Struthaven, Mme, SCthamz. See posters {01‘ extended YM: m MIC HABOE ‘fi 1314, (4256) The Prom-xv of A. Murchison. 10" 7. cm. :2, Elder), adjoining the “1. age cf Wadxiiie. Will make the mu: (,5 2011 at his own stable' i ' _ 77"." “7' W {um-in Road. I ' 5 ms Term-41100.1; "0:10“ My...” “'E'x' nuncmson. 1pm in “NW. m Owner u!!! Wm .00. “III ‘ '01" {our Good; as Represented or Money Refunded Jr»; ku‘linâ€"A \“Fy§ $9: guxiimm‘ ladies’ Silk isle ”Hag: nia'n double 8918a and “'i'“ whom] heels and tape, {“51 1.}.u'n".ln beautiful em' i;..i‘1crm and lace effects, “H mm Per pair 500 1:.I,‘ ................. DanndaséiFlavelles Limited wasau That is the lt‘éfi 4.11.:hnllfi â€"Fancy stripe n., i ..m<, in Shades of grey, um. my and Alice blue. At. W4: #5966141! 750 Silk Lisle Hose mmsnu, JUNE‘”. 1911;. This store will be clos. ed all day Thursday, Jan 22nd, Coronation Day INN?“ *d by Smith a; Richudaon 1905 to the mfg Stud and in 1905 to A102. “'oodville, where he in ”Tris: Man’s Store will close every afternoon at 5 o’clock except Saturdays during July and August rd 9w ‘etsiefed. Caliee . m raaéygfifgpeg. all mangafi .waigtg fer Mar: P19661211 1‘“ mrnnTRu (.‘LYDES-: ~-'I'.\J,LmN. i Waists No better going than inside one of out , swagger 3=button Suits, Carefully custom tailored, roomy and comfy, Priced so‘low you'll wonder how we do it, , Come inand .find out. and look over our other smart things in seasonable Haberdashery. Soft Collars 25¢. Belts 256 and 5°C. Athletic Underwear 50¢, cooling, healthful. Hosiery, subdued and noisy, 25C and 506. Outing Soft Shirts 75C and $1.00. =elad rule that built this business and will cantinue 10 build it HERE IS ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPLY EVERYDAY WANTS 111 a tidy saving in the price Clothing and Furnishing Department ‘i’cfiieioi m It Vol“ I n “PHONE 01 DRI. lclLPll'I and RICH D! .McAlpino, upochl “magnum to M of the chat w. 1, Rich. ”39 ot__thn M W0! _|_ _.| M“! Developing and Finishing for Amateurs YOU EVER HAD you Photogra Let us make for Ladies‘ leng Silk and Lisle Gloves, 12 batman length, in shades of black and white, all sizes, regular 7 50 and 850. To clear at per pair only .................. soc Long Silk Lisle and Silk N et Gloves, 12 button length, shades of black, white, Ink, reseda and grey, reg. 5 $1.00. To clear pr. 0 The fameug “A )3 Grass" @ersgts. 199 Ma fem gas: pggdgrmte a are gummed me tag ms? 139; I on Mr... Gloves Lajieg’ Summer (393%, Hawaii medals, 93mg 1953 m wish fear §u§= aepabera: At per pair 750 The Photographer Fowler‘- Old Stand A Pound Quality with ngngixteen Ounces of Price THE BEST Corsets MNDMY [Fire Insurance l'l‘hat lnsures End ' still have Assets enough to bemon at the Stron ear. Fu-e Insurance mpanlee in t 9 world. Ask form rates before renew- inghvour pol cyâ€"eecurlty coeidered --t. ev m the lowest obmnoble and the difference in wet between good end bed in no infinitesimal when epreed over three for furniture» dwelling .thet thewieelneumwlll choc-emu» EH. KIDD Phono 88 . II In“: Several companies that 1 am ent for have been paying losses to air policy-1321.6": 92? ”9931120919“? 5......alc“. 1.1%.th .3 m I. I m C an maxim-nut! “in! nuns mu: lam“: mambo-pub.“ LOW ROUND-TR]? RATES ,Ladgeg’ Rigel: Pamela, With 9111: 33611399 39va 9, Feed 9mg abs, steel 59,9, my 333 09, m 9991:. is, dmetem and sawed a 95.8 Price sash mo 1.50 “42:22:: ”22:: 2'00 . Ladiea‘ Summer Pmsols. m polka dam. amp“ and 0mm“ has): patterns. shades afblue. green. msuve, red, champagne and black and white, from 750 to {5.00. and Till-72“...- magmas Pat-mil DUNDAS FLAYELLES LIMITED tho-2mm?“ Mr. Norman Dean spent 81111de un. der the parental roof. Mr. Fred Rogers is busy this week naming brick for his house. Everybody come and bflng n bunk- ettothepimictobehold in Ir. E. R. Roger: grove by L. V. W. 1.. on wm, June 98. In. Shut of Hoopla- um gm u m o; "Li-tn. nun an! L9”? out“ evenu‘ inn b0 proviw~ LINDEN VALLEY. Linden Valley, June 19. â€" Many from this community attended the funeral which was held on Monday, of the late Mrs. Coedsat Oakwood, ' who was killed in a runaway on Sundav returning home from church I ( 1 1 e o. Messrs. W. and 0. Here. 0! Pleu- ant Point, spent Sunday with friends at. Lind'm Valley. Mrs. Garfield Rogers 01 Newmuket is at his home this week. Summer weather is making the campers troop to our lullaby retreat and soon the tourist season will be upon us. We were all filled with sorrow when we heard of the death of our bridge-tender. Mr. Dawson. He was a familiar figure in Rosedale and he commanded the respect ’0! all. Last Friday the people of Baddow held their annual picnic here and the young people of Rosedale participat- ed in the good time. Sunday was anniversary Sunday in the‘hreshyterian church here. '9 the morning we Rev. Mr. 8088. a former pastor. delivered an earnest appeal for a closer walk with God. taking tor his text, “ And Peter fol- lowed afar mi." In the evening our pastor, the Rev. Mr. harry, conduct- ed a song service. Four of our grandest old hymns were sung, ” Lead Kindly Light." " All Hail the Power,” ” God Moves in a Mysâ€" terious Way." and " Stand uu for Jesus." After the conclusion of the singing of each hymn Mr. Perry gave a brief sketch of the life of the hymn writer. He related what led to the writing of the hymn and told inci- dents in which the hymn had been a wonderful means of Grace. Special music was rendered by the choir and by the little girls of the Sab- batn school. The Messrs. and Miss- es Suggitt, of Bahdow, sang togeth- ‘er in a quartet. A special thank oi- iering taken up at both services amounted to over $57. This will help to wipe out the debt against the building. We should have men- tioned at the beginning that the church was elaborately decorated with a. wreath of leaves and flowers and ferns. ’l‘hese decorations were given a setting by the new church furniture installed during the past year. !an mummy vwmmt im- hug. of Mm Nam! Mammal! mm m minim m’ Ummm mm a! He: thwmivm WNW. Pammm Hum mm It; mu mm: M H: “Mum” mm "W filflh mm M t‘ummm mm. mm: h'wnm an MRI: em: dam. (Mimm mo Madam fur van“, flame features of me name wars 3mm pitching, mm mm: and m fieldin- swam M m inmhy 0? {hp NM. NF 118mm ‘fuhmlm Haw uh!“ uh ml demo m ' WnHmmv‘h sum”; nosmmm. Rusulate. June iiiâ€"Alisa Mun Warn», at Hastings mum. Is us- mug with h» grandfather. Mr. Wm. Suntan. Handsome Dmifiefl. fine and sheer. shades of pink. sky, mauve. nile and 2 white. Per yard oc Fine Hammad thb; g, in shed» at new pm:LPG Ag“ my: @9993! green. {my a } Mew ZION, Chambm Dimltm Jun 19. â€" TIC Our anniversary will be held on Sunday and Monday. Rev. Clarke. president of the conference, will con- duct the services on Sunday. In the morning the music will be fur- nished by the children and in the 'evening by the choir. On Monday a baseball match will be held b?~ tween Valentin and Little Britain. Further particulars next week'. cn regud to the strawberry festi- val held on Thulflhy. the 22. it will be held ut the home a! Mr. M. Haynes instead of Mr. L. Haynes. as stated! in Int week’s issue. ' The baseball between Cameron Rt. and 210:: will he pm in Ir. W lam field. A good pro gun I: fills W m- m. Coop-r. Omen Point. mm to be home on am .3- A my» whence uthdmhumm mum-unhunotcot this loamy. The a. Mr. Adams, of Newcastle, occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church last Sabbath, both morning and evening. He preached two excel- lent sermons. Mr. Walter Ever-son who has been tailoring for J. P. Rich, is at pre- sent. enjoying a {aw holidays. From now on the Epworth League will hold their meetiags in the open air. The 3oung people of our Vicinity will hold their annual picnic on Thursday of this week, coronation day. They expect a most delight- ful time. Mr. John Rodman has erected a. fine new \‘erandah in the front of his tesidence. Mr. J. J. Rich is kept busy these days in taking the census. He will complete his work some time next week. The Christian church will hold a strawberry festival on July 12th. Please reserve a date as a gbod time is looked for. Mr. Thomas Woolridgo has rented the farm of Mr. A. Cameron and occupied by John w. Mark at gorth Oakwood. He will move to it next. spring. Rev. J. l-‘. Chapman was at Black- stock on Sunday attending the an. niversary services. Mr. Ivan Tompkins spent a couple 0! days last week the guest of Mr. and Mrs. l-‘red Perrin. Our public school closes a, week from Friday. The entramce exams. will he held on londay. Tuesday, and Wednesday of next week. com- mencing at mid-day on Monday. Picking strawberries is the order a! the day at present. They eee ripe quicker than usual this year and ere reported to he plentiiul. Wurk 99"»ch «min um.- weak on ummm mm mm: smwhas at cemum sidewalk in nur- vmnse. In «hum um: new more mar sidawulks will all he made at cement. Mr; and Mm Wank Nam-ma m: mm m mmm Mr: and MN: m: mm “’Mun m Manon film an ’O‘usthay ML Hf; mm was In mkwuu mm! “my hat not. waiting an N; ham Mm in units m. km «a um um Mam! H4 hum mm M C! HI: naming mm again; 1.11m!) BRITMK. Lime Imam. June 90. â€"- that young men who went as rozumm “-th Hum uh Friday evening um "um ramp at Mum; mum Mam unf- unm and mm mm mum” m Madam for every day Speck! each Linen Tflh'a 03mm. pure bleach. site 93%! yds. fine even thread. pretty floral Hams, an excellem «mm or every day use. 1 an Fine. Linen fiufisinu @mh Tammany. half (flush, in "rats: :qu. ‘39qu “dig“: e m , em ‘9? yard!!! 32P13' 235:3: I 'c Table Cloth: Towelllng out any haggling or red tape of any kind it after us- ing Parisian Sago you do not say it's the host all- round tunic and hair dressing you \‘er used. ‘ That's the state- ment E. Gregory makes to every reader of The warder and there are thousands of people in Canada who know that Parisian Sage is just what it is stated here to be. ‘gfinfiflhflinfllwhuflhmu. Judge Leet, o! Menu-eel, who dis- solved the Herbert marriage. now deduce the ne temere decree has no meet in case of the marriage 0! u Romeo Cethollc and a person not 01 the! nun. Toronto and Niagara Falls Fonz-swans 513,23 EXCURSION 2;;3‘5571'3". ban. The men and children are cordially invited to attend. Willa. June 19. â€"- 1‘19 Manilla Women's Institute will hold an old fashioned picnic on J mm 97 at 2.80 pan. in the woods 0! Hr: Joseph Thompson, 6th Brock. This picnic in open to nil who wish to spend a pleasant afternoon with the mem 11 your hair is {ailing 0111. or get-Fort Erie, Ont., on receipt; of price. RMMM mm M”! 1mm RNWMfi: m: “News 9H"! PM?!“ ‘93 Mr- J; W mum: has wuwlnmt MWMIY “6 MN m ,3 5953mm mu urwnnu 9f Mu mm Hummus: M“, m 33‘; waives “q mm. m. u. “may! max: =1 fiMeMm ‘ {cm was gunman!!! mam emu mm m» Hangman 55mm Smut» M 3M4", yflflhfl’qu' hm Was sudqmly Nor-lama. mm ‘su and notwithstandins an We are uwwtmu m hear wading , um mam»! pm would do: breathe halls ring in the minute .43qu “IM- :her I»! with“; .3, «up hours. --~~~ ~~~~â€"-â€" Mrs. “WSW! was a (WWW d HANNA. w. H. E. Imbert. at this any and Willa. June 19. â€" We Maniuajw m cum-y about seven m Women's Institute will hold an “""m- She was a native 0! AIM fashioned picnic on June 87 at 2.80 l W lived for seven! years in NB! pan. in the woods of Ur: Joseph York City prior to coming to Cal- Thompm. 6th Brock. This picnic guy. She is survived by her husâ€" NH; “haw“ mm mm Mnmm and M»; R; (mm mm Mamet. who“ mum; in Madam»; Mr: Fm! mums um! Mm may; at lemun. mam R'mumn; m4 (immu- Mm um Mum P'Mulmi: mm F. Graham and It. “mm: mm m mending a M» «an m ‘11; FUMU; ""‘TOR‘A “HA"; \‘k-Qurla Road, June 19.â€"â€"Mr. a). Lula about a law an,“ at last week at (mummy; Your money will be refunded with- Recomended by Leading Draggisis Throughout Canada Amman Fenian“, 87 in: wide. hwy paw-ms. shade: 9f meets. sky. aid Fuse. new and wmriu. a“ min amen - 30min. rrgum 5m: and (16: M A h {Speryszm “~’ {“3 250 1'14- iuch Pungee Silk, tine even thread, good weight/y clo h for wuh coats. dresses t 8 l zzry‘zg‘é'f‘. ”f?" 500 Tluee pieces only. uf Eng- lish Silk, striped patterns. shades of champagne, reooda, and while, launders perfectly and will not out, regular 50¢ per yard 'Iu clear 39 at par yard ......... c 1911 new it; q snap yea mam am :9 mm Hair Grower and Beautifier Silks Parisian Sage cannot be equalled as a tonic for falling hair and a de- stroyer of dandruff germs. All druggists 50 cents a large bottle or postpaid from the Girougc Mfg. Co., One or two applications of Pari- sian Sage will stop scalp itching ‘and put new life and luster into fad- ed. lifeless h‘air, making it look bright and radiant. Parisian Fame should he used by everyone who wishes to preserve their hair because it is the most de. lightful and refreshing of all hair dressings and because it keeps the scalp iree from dandrufl' germs. During July_ and August this store close: 41in It 5 9.11., except Saturdays ting thin on top Parisian Sage will stop it. It kills and banishes all disgusting dandrufi germs. me. A; R. IARSBALL. W“: to the dentin u! the me mm A; h; finish“. which occurred gut tic-lurk. a can”: 6mm" Good digestion is the main ingred- ient of a satisfactory dinner, but it. must have help. bend. Mr. Albert R. Hushall, a well known business man of Calgary and two small children, besides her per- cnts, Kr. and Mrs. H. E. Lambert, of the Arlington Temperance House. and five brothers and one sister all of Calgary. "Nlewhq an «was: at the ma, memes. mm death 0! m. Mam a: What. of 606 mam: mm. west. seemed macaw um: BOFMBH: Reliable Goods 1t Romn- ublo Prloal our Aim Children's Fancy Pun-am); at 25c. 500 und 750. Our lady's Mylo-wear Department is stocked with all the newest thing: in wash dresses. You have indexes]- lent choice, aud the price will Iuit any pum. All this swank Mime-d mm mm be 9113an am: ms.- gamlesr: of arms. so we have marked them «was down w oardmgly, Wash Dresses THE 315 r 9 mi {:9 bay Halal; uwgmm :9; a my madman page: Milltnery OBITUARY. PAGE 2mm M