it THE MIRROR Mr. Frank Macklin was a caller at ae io "-- « "The Mirror office this week. Frank is still looking hale and hearty and his friends were glad to see him. Mrs. R. T. Shore, Mornington is visiting her son, Frank Shore, Ot- tawa: Mr. Shore is-a Strat- ford young man who is doing well in _ 5 St., rormer Ottawa, and most successfully follow- ine the newspaper business. MRS. M. J. HEATH The death of Mrs. M:. J.' Heath, which took place in the General Hos- pital, Thursday, morning, and re- moved from our midst one of Strat- ford's fine citizens, and a splendid type of noble womanhood. The _ de- ceased was born in Hamilton 85 years ago and at the age of 18 years married Samuel Heath, who prede- ceased her by 23 years, since which time Mrs. Heath had spent her time among her family and for the past six years made her home with her son, Charles B. Heath, 103 John St. For a number of years after her mar- _ Yiage. Mrs. Heath lived in Hamilton and with her husband also spent three years in England. They came to Stratford in 1889 at the time the G. T. R. shops, where Mr. Heath was employed, were moved here from Hamilton. She is survived by eight children, six sons and two daughters, two children having predeceased her. The surviving family is as follows: Samuel J. Heath, Hamilton; William J, -Gharies: B. - Stratford; Fred> B., Winnipeg; Herbert H. and Thomas E., Saskatoon; Mrs. W. Gillespie, Hamilton and Mrs. J. Dunn, Detroit. CHANGED HIS MIND. What a man says under the intoxi- eation of Love should be taken with a grain of salt. The Mirror scribe was in an uptown_ office the other day when a comparatively new groom phoned "wifey dear." Well, yes, we should say that they had not reached the stage when they were too busy to eall each other between breakfast and lunch, and that will come. But it is said such things often happen. Indeed ac- cording to Arnold Bennet, it is hoped such. a time never married people only take love very seriously for three years after marriage, and that 50 percent. of married people be- come entirely indifferent. However, it was late in the morning when--,the new husband, called his home and his beloved evidently had not gotten down stairs. Whatever hubby said over the phone caused her some annoyance, but we presume it was that she was sleeping too long. Finally she informed Hubby that he had promised her before they were married that she could stay in bed in the mornings as long as she liked. BITS OF WISDOM Hundreds would never have known want if they had not at first known waste.--Spurgeon, Statistics --I can prove anything by statistics -- except the truth -- George Canning. Vices are contagious, and there is no trusting the well and sick toge- ther.--Seneca. Doing good-is the only certainly Sweeping assertions are. liable happy action of a man's life--Sir P. | raise clouds of misunderstanding. Sidney. A politician--one that would oi Those mouth made vows whicn | cumvent God.--Shakespeatre. break themselves in swearing -- | 'Truth provokes those it does not Shakespeare. convert.--Wilson. & eunsty of the Scarles Tanager Get that Writing Urge A from DUOFOLD | COOME b> Sis With an ee ts aid q days trial, Neat gold pocket-clip included free, or gold ring-end with Lady Duofold. Its balanced swing and su- ri d "t : soe eet Coammapniane toh Seas Set an ome f who can afford the finest pen. le Lacquer-red with black tips or plain black, if desired. ae Over-size Duofold $7 - Duofold Jr. $5 - Lady Duofold $5 : ad - \ Be: A Barker's Drug Store 36 Ontario St. Phone 521 42. Reg. $7.95. Saturda dinner wear. Regularly $7.50 to $9. 50. day, choice ..... Sp By ALL OUTDOORS ARE A-CALLING! | OTHER NATURE has tendered her invitation to resort midst her awakened woodlands and fresh new carpet of green. it's time M to play! And again comes the problem of selecting the correct apparel to enjoy to the fullest extent the pleasure and benefits of the varied outdoor pastimes. And anew Duncan Ferguson Co. anticipates your many needs and with a showing that' embraces everything that is new and smart in sports wear and its accessories. Sports Dresses of Silk and Knitted Fabrics These dresses are practical for play afield, yet combine the semi-formal jines that maxe them correct for the informal events of the Club House. shown is a typical example of the dress that is smartly correct for wear on the golf links, on the street or for business. FUGI SILK. DRESSES | 35 stylish tailored and trimmed Fugi Silk Dresses ; colors peach, white, powder blue, cocoa, brown and sand, sizes 34 to + RAYON SILK DRESSES 50 Women's Dresses of Rayon Silk in most | beautiful colorings, suitable for daytime or Big color assortment. All sizes. UNCAN FERGUSON CO,, LIMITED | ee The Ulustration | Dresses | | They are in all the newest colors and combin- | ations. All sizes. i DID _ Knitted Dresses , Knitted Dresses fl ) Slip-over Styles Coat Styles. 7 | ee ea ae 7 $8.) 0°, $1250 Fa i a As == EEE