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28, I924. ,5! )" rk g .1 run ! . "Th(.-.l'(`- ':: side with V1oz1d:+ ' nf I Tell tho Thr .\`tr.=: :m_:m fnlluu tra`dm' spa I3n,<:,'li.~',}1 an not umlurs just puzzli would 'tr_\' stopped {u ur \\/ mu) 3 C.'1.='iun..:1: the .s`<*:1'.: :fz1mc- int Jtrudorz H'T`L \Ar4 ucnn 1 I'll.` The Inc north :_1m' had }._;nHw `in I. UL LL!` 11! -diers :21 the mini and tram fnrtifyin-.1 iless 1'm.~ TL`. 7. u_x (All A on thul from Us: from [h `to HU_(1.\` .nF 4 I. - LII! \:l' with 1.} 1.0 .. ._ rouovo mucus much. tom and regulate the ollminativo organs. ma 0 you fool no. , IlQ-Al.-.. Dl__A nun- - -. --- - IOIIIIII GU lIl!";abl:ts stop sick headache: rollovo bmous attncka. ton on nxuluto allmlnliivn organs. Tomorrow Alright H. Tnhlndn QIA- -I-I. I. ...... -_ TaNTaH1'- Chn\If;rt Baby's With Cuticura Baths 3 25. oincncntzsundlsoc. 'x's_Icum1 ry our new Shaving Suck. p_-.ica.u,v LU uiuaureauy over (1056 HOW in existence. , The average person would like to see the sparrow driven out, but really use no effortin` trying to exterminate them. Hundreds of sparrows made their home and got a `real good living in the village last winter. So what can the average per- son do under such conditions? ' Glad in non; l-hair nm ...:a....._ ..n nus- vcasu. I hear. many of our farmers re- marking on the extra large number of sparrows around this `summer and their destructive work in ; the harvest fields. Most of the farmers are to blame for `the sparrow pest. During `the winter season when feed is scarce and the pesky sparrow hangs around the barn they could easily be shot, while the village sparrow could_ be treated likewise. I have noticed hun- dreds of` sparrow nests in places where they could very easily be destroyed, allowed to go unmolested, where large families` were -brought __out, adding greatly to the already dose now existence. . 'l`hn surnv-can us nnnn -- Lurucu mum 8. V181! In North Bay. . ' Miss Annie McVeigh of Port. Credit is visiting her brother,` Harry, Mc- uuu in. present are.s_t1u there. V Miss Mary Hall is enjoying a visit with friends'in Chicago. ' The Misses A., and I. Hayes have re- turned from a" visit in North Bay.. McVeigh nf Pm-1 n.-nan u-nu uwnasu5"uUWll pill]! 53 CD9 age or ' zlevendyears, and I would get so nervous hardly stayin bed, and I had ` uch pains thatl would scream, and my mother would call the doctor to give me eomethin to take. V At ei hteen I mar- and have four hea thy children, , . but I still have pains in my right side. I am a farmer's wife with more work than I am able to do. I havetaken three bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham s Vege- 6 table Compound and I feel that it is I ' Jaelping me every day. My. sister-in-law, who has been taking your medicine for game time and uses your Sanative Wash, hold me about it and I recommend it " now, as I have received great relief from it.".-Mrs. Nnnsou Yorr, R.,R. 1, Eberts, Ont. Lydia E. Pinkham's Ve etable Com- pound is a medicine for a ments com- mon to women. It has been used for lunch troubles for nearly fty years, and thousands of womenhave found relief II did Mrs. Yott, by taking this splendid medicine. - - ` If you are suffering from irregularity, ` ul `times, nervousness, headache, kache or melancholia,-ou should at once he 'n to take L die . PInkham s Vegetab e Compoun It is excellent to strengthen the system and help to per- 'to1-ggiyxte functions with use and gegu-e I11 I ' ' . A large swarm of bees clustered on the railing of the fence a little north of the hotel one day last week, was `quite an attraction for a good per- . centage of the citizens, many of whom were afraid to venture very close to them, while others were more cour- `ageous and giving advice andtopin An uuacrvcu ul. Lneu` SERIIOHS. I 4 0 ions as to the proper way to hive them into a box. etc. Jerome Shanahan. after severalattempts, with a veilland gloves, succeeded in persuading them lntoea box, but not before he made `several quick runs to the street with his hands flying in all directionsand a few swellings on his face. An- other swarm, the same day, settled in one of the chimneys on Mrs. N. Fras- er's house, but they wereanot disturbed and` at present are still there. Misxn Marv T-Toll In m..4......... .. --:-n pruvulg. ` ` I The `parents of the children of our village probably are not aware" of the fact that it is against, the rules of the railway company for children to be playing around the station plat- lforms during train time, and it is not going too far to mention the fact` that this station is the only one on {the 'line where this_ is observed; `a practice that our Station Agent should mention to those} doncerned. Safety First" being the slogan of the railway company they should see it is observed at their stations. A largo swarm nf hang .-.1....4....-.a -- W ULI.llCl'o ' t I cannot refrain `from expressing appreciation of the good work done and being done on the roads this summer." Ilrcannot pass the matter up, but must give the present Council praise--which is surely due them-' and especially_ forvwork on the roads where mostly" required. Gradually, but surely, the country roads are im- proving. ` Thn '1-nor-nnin 4\`J 4.1.... ..'1.:I.1._;__ ,; spienala sample. ._ . ' Toronto Exhibition has once -more rolled around, and although it seems but a short` time since early spring, the summer has been short arm rath- er cool. The fall fairs are drawing near, a_ sure indication that summer has drawn to a close, but we. are an- ticipating _an open fall, and with the many who are at present at the Ex.,"' "and a great many more who will yet attend, we are expecting they will hear while there the expected prophesy of a long, open fall withvclear, moderate weather. V `| n......... & .__n_.-:-- 1-, V wnu uc euuuug, uu: u1'sL. ` - The continued heavy rains during August have caused-much of e gar-A den truck to be far behind in m turing. Even last year with its cool late weath- er most local gardeners were being supplied with corn- and tomatoes by this date. With plenty of sunshine and warm days an abundance will be on hand shortly. Tho hnvvvnal-Ann nvnuuuatnnn &. 4.1.- uu uuuu suuruy. ` The harvesters excursions to the West did not take as many .'Um here as in previous years, owing no doubt to the better crop conditions a.t'home. Jernpg and Rm-nnml 1\1rnrVo..-gm. ...-../. LU un: ueuer crop conaluons at nome. James and Bernard Mccarnen were the first in this district to thresh their wheat,-the yield turning out A1. They succeeded -in securing 950 buhels 01 a splendid sample. ` Tnrnnfn 1:1vm1-+4.... "1.-- ........ ...'--..- WILD J.V1l'H. 11. 1'1. nau. Mr. Bernard, the pencil and paper "artist, is again paying Phelpston his. annual visit from Toronto. T Iunnunnntl d-Inn` `llunu-Al.` '....A.l.. auuuzu VIBLI. Lruul 1Ul'UIlLU. I understand that Elmvale [radio fans-were also in line in trying to se- _cure communication with Mars. If any of-the-fans. succeed in this they will" be` among the first. "I"hn nnnl-inucul hnouu ...-.3..- .u....:...-... 'uuuu vvuu 4vu'u. AV. rruser. ' _Mrs. J. Buckley and children of Barrie were visiting in the village lately. A Invrrn rnurnhnn n4 'D`IA19\n.C'I\v\nvun Eberta,_ Ont. - I started with cramp: g and bearmg-down pains at the age of ` Dleven years. and I would mt an hat-vnun xuucly. A large number of Phelps-itonians took advantage of the weather on Sun`- `day last `and spent the day at the Beach. " ' 'll .... f`In__...I....II -1! rn_._-_.A.- 1.. _.;-,u;,,_, Campbell of Toronto is visiting with Mrs. J. H. Hall. ' "IKn Domnncn G-Inn -\I\U|l|:` n..A .......... VV atausu. DU'd.UHa - , Miss Eva. Kells and Mrs. Geo. Train, Crossland, spent-last `Thursday after- noon" with Mrs. N. Fraser. Iru T `Duunlylnuv Anna` .-.I..IIA-.n-'. Ac VIBLLIII5 WLLH ll.Cl.' parents a,L'.u1nuBa.y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C_orriga.ngmotor- ed from Guelph last .week and will spend a few week_s between here and Wasaga Beach. - `King `:17!!! Voila and `Alan nan "an!-s .. ... `..~_,... --- - ...-..-.....- -.~~- n V`...- White of Sudbury, whonhas been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. A. Tamrant, has returned home. Tho `Hill ("nno"hHn ni Qf 'I'.n-nu}: '1Ul'n IllJ._5B`ll.Il very HIUUH. _ Mrs. Burdette Long and children are visiting with her parents at: Lindsay. Mr, and Mr, Frank l`,nv-via-nn.rnnhu~_ LIIULIJ UILI IIUHIU llCl'Cn Mrs. Louie LeBay of New York, who is visiting with Mrs. N. Fraser, spent a. few days in Penetang last week. -up"- vs-vv,:L, ,1: 'u,,,I| n _,, 9]. I113 UUbl_5lll, B115. 9- _J.'.I.ll. ' Mr. Beckett has kicked the dust of Phelpston from his heels and gone. Vvest, having taken advantage of the cheap excursion rate. T-he village will miss-him very much. I `M :-q `Rnrrinffn T.nno and nkilman own August '25'--Mrs. Tomn-ey, and on William `of [Toronto are visiting at their old home here. ` . XI.-n 1' Aug!` T P\mCI I\` KY`... 'K7A..I- -Ln J1. .l.l.l.'1`itI,llL, lld ICUI-l.l1'llU|J. llU.U.lU. Dr. Will Coughlin of St. Louis, Mo., is the guest of his brother, P. A., at present. 7 K/I r T\/[nT.n`Ha'n nf 'I"h::l-rnif Ga 9111: annual Entirely Remedied by Lydia E. Pinkham a Vegetable Compound ' pl'UlILu Mr. McLelIan Of.Detroit is` the guest of his cousin, Mrs. S. ,Hall. "Mfr 'QanLv:\f1-- Inna Lrirflrn kg ilualr nf \ /war/yo Pl-IELPSTON J.y5UUl.'L J-LVISOD. ` ' Mr. and Mrs. "Carpenter and chil-` dren of Toronto have returned home aftervspending a couple of weeks_with Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter ere. (Mrs. Gaven has returne home after some time -spent in `Toronto. Ffnrnl Jam; and Tan}; Ann-l--- 1-ct auun: uuxuvspl-:I1E_ In '.l'0l`OTltO. Harold Jory and Jack Aconley left last week to `try their fortunes in Sas- katchewan. 4 3 L August 25-'-Mrs. A. W. Partridge and little son of St. Catharines are visiting Mrs. E. C. Drury and other relatives here. -. . Mr. and Mrs. Dempster and children ofATolronto were recent guests of Mrs. Chappell. ` - l~ _ . ` Mr. Godwin of Toronto is the guest of Wesley Rix. ' L ' Mr. and Mrs. McEachren of -Van- couver are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Avison. If.` our` `III ...-. .fV-------~-L-~ ` ' EXBBIJMTING PAINS, BRAMP8 pxuwca xnenus recently. , Mr. and Mrs. Rugman of Crown Hill were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Rugnian on Sunday. A '1 Mrs. Tanton of Toronto, who has been summering at Shanty Bay," call- ed on friends here last week. e i wezk. 1|'.. ncnu vusuur at aonn 15ertram s. Dr. George and Mrs. MacNeill of London visited with Mr. and Mrs, L. Currie last week. Mr: `D A 7l'\`l..,........- -1-` ""~ uurrlu lul. WEEK. Mrs. R. A. Thomas of Toronto, 21 former` resident here, visited with Clowes friends recently. Mr. and Mrs. Rnan-mn no: r...-...... 77-"- uxu .u'1euus nere recently. `Jas. Brown has returned from New Ontario. m A.:.::...__ I_.:' - -- ~ ' ' I w can. ` Mr. Daniels of Toronto was a week- end visitor at John Bertram I Dr. George and Inn 1\rn.-v---- -1 August 25-Mrs. Panker of `Guelph (nee Ruth Jamieson), who has been holidaying at Shanty Bay, called on old friends here recently. ` Brown has rnf1n~nn.-I 5..-... xn--- heath once more oame to this vil- lage, on August 21, and removed one of the oldest and most respected res- ,idents` in the person of James Camp- bell. Mr. Campbell was born eighty- four years ago "near the town of Brampton.` In .p0liti'cs he was a staunch Liberal, never wavering from his party;' in religio`n, a Methodist. He leaves to mourn his loss three sons and five daughters: Thomas" and William in the West and John of Brentwood, Mrs. Mulholland of Col- lingwood, Mrs. Jas. Davidson of Sun- nidale Flats and Minnie,-sgessie and Myrtle at home. The funeral was held on Sunday, thezsenvice being tak- en by Rev. Mr; Bamford. Interment was made in Angus Union Cemetery. The pail-bearers were: James David- son,.D. Davidson, J. Mather, J. Martin, H`. Maxwell and Mr. vMarshall. 41115. vy ul. Auun. J. J. Dumond is at present building the bridge south of the village known as Kiernan bridge so that most of the traffic is cut off through this vil- Ilage. But we don't mind solitude for a while as the bridge was badly need- , ed. ' . xnc apt-Jul. aunuay at Wm. Allan's. Mrs. J. Sewell leaves this week for her- home f in Saskatoon. with her dau'ghter Vera after spending a couple of `months with..her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Allan. ` V .1 T 1'\v1v\nnv'uA .'- ..a.r_.. . ~ A - -1 ' "" uay wuu Mrs. unas. McCarthy. Sr. Mr. and Mrs.J. Weaymouth of Bar- rie spent Sunday at Wm. Allan's. Mrs. J. Qnwnll locum: 43:- .......s- A-.. as a. suuqn LU 1161` many l:!`le.n(1S here and has cast a gloom over the entire "community? for one has gone `who will be missed by young and old. It was not known that the deceased was in anydanger until within a very short time of her demise. Shecontracted a cold three weeks ago which devel- oped into bronchitis and weakened `the heart. After all that medical aid and lovinghands could do, she passed peacefully away to the Great Beyond to meet the reward" of a good life spent on earth. She was in her sixty- sixth year. Theresurvive to mourn the loss. of a loving mother one son. Stetheam; twodaughters, Mrs. George Moir, Cookstown, Mrs. Wm.`Wreggett, Toronto; also- four grandchildren, three brothers and two sisters. The immense~funeral- cortege that moved in mournful procession. to St. Paul's Church and Cemetery where service was conducted by Rev. VV. J. Creigh- ton, bore ample testimony to the love, . respect and esteem entertained for'the deceased by those who sincerely ad- mired her in life and would not cease to honor-her in death. The casket was laden with many beautiful flowers from her many friends. Mrs. Knee- shaw was a kind and obligingneighbor and always only too happy to lend a help} g hand to assist, in her quiet, unassu ing way, the needy, or to con- sole the afflicted _with a soothing word. Many a tear was `shed over her, cold form`as it lay in the pillowy coffin by those who had reason to be thank- ful for her acts of kindness. She has entered into the rest prepared forthe people_ of,God, her life having been one of heartfelt Christian devotion and service. To her family and relatives sincerest sympathy. is. extended. August 15-'-Geo. Holland of Chicago is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Robt. Allan. Mr. and Mrs. A. Henderson of Stay- -ner spent Sunday at G. C. Trott`s. I H. Goddard `I -T nmnnnn and In-- Incl` spent aunaay at G. C. Trott s. H. Goddard, H. Omorod and Miss Sadie McCarthy of Toronto spent Sun- ~ day with Mrs. Chas. McCarthy. Sr. N MFS..T. WQQV7IIfh nf `Dun, The death of Mis. Frances Knee- shaw, widow of the late `Matthew Kneeshaw, -which occurrea at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Moir, Cookstown, on August 15, came as a shock to her many frieedds here nn `hue nauf 9 rrlhnrn nxinn i-Inn A.-.H...-. Elal 1U. k. Addison ost a valuable horse last BIG BAY Pomrr LcoULso1}1's mu. gigwu HILL " Page Fourtun .'?'!`-"NTWD _'<=.wwF-S T"rH.1=..'nAmut.-:, EXAMINER ' THE BALL I_ LANIN(_i_ Limited I\AI\l\ IRI\IInn wanna `go Brantford ROLL ROOFING `,1: made in many weight! and styles. Save money by getting the kind that auito vnur hullrlirm, geumg tne_ xxx: your buildmz. Aapnax: alums caves mm in laying and makes a. good looking roof. Four unfad- ing oolorl. vuu--:1-nu-was le of Brantfotd Asphalt glutel caves time in Iznna and vnnlvpn n annrl Don't let your baby suer or fret because of rashes, eczema, irrita- tions or itching. Give him a warm bath, using Cuticura Soap freely. Then anoint affected parts with Cu- ticura Ointment. 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