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Genuine English toc [ less We have v Refrigerators HAMMOCKS Saturday. July 1 7th REFRIGERATORS WATCH oua wmnows. uaya w1Ln rnenus m Torontc Mr. Geoffrey Chantler and of British Columbia are hw with friends here. ' Minna: Tfav-an Q.......u... -nu out at n cost. `ma :3nnx2 `EXAMINER home} ARE GOING to `START ANOTHER High Grade77liiiiifi`i1'iii`i`i' -__u v-- v FORM, II-Bern1ce Jennett 73.9: Phyllis Morrison 71.7 ; Isobel Carr 68.4; Kathleen Sharpe 63.5;- Gordon Coch- rane 62.2; Edythe Cunningham 59.1; Orval Carr 67:7; Florence -Knupp 66; _ Winnirred Cunningham 65.6 ` '`f\D'II 1' 't....._l4- 'r--, . vu -uuvll Uvilltlon Th; 'perce'_nta.ge obtaind is the av-` erage of.a1l the examinations held dur- ing the year: ~ ` "Hf\`R`I I "9 ` ` Farmers are busy haying those days 21. Mrs. Wilson Black is spending a few days with friends In Toronto. Mr. Genffrnv (Wannnm. nut` A-----I-A--- ,Don t forget Stroud Field Day on July. Uylllpdbl Ll evening. we the wall and all the wall ~ 1-1_yc1' L. `There was a very interesting pro-ll gram at Young People's Circle on, Tuesday night. Musical numbers were - given by Mrs. Lunau and Miss Flor- ence Spencer, a reading by` Miss'Juan- ita Jamieson and a most` interesting and instructive talk on Florida by Tom. . Next week Y.P.C. will be held 4 /on Monday night at which Misses Mary v` Soencer and Charlotte Mason will give . a report of their week spent at summer school. ~~' . L,O.L. _No. 16 attended divine service in St. `Jude's Church last Sunday af- ternoon. There was a splendid turnout of the members 0; the Order, also a. large congregation. Rev. '1`. J. Dew took for his text,A_.Neh. 4- , So built was joined together unto the half thereof for the people had a. mind to work". An aug- mented choir sa.ng`"Mighty Dominion", which" they had given at the- choral competition in Barrie last Wednesday evening. ~ ' cu1'au5ul,`5 101- me garden party Which] is to be held next Wednesday. At the close of the meeting a. dainty lunch was served on the lawn by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Male] and Mrs. H. Ayerst. - V A Thong Iivrln-1 A ------- `V ` of Mrs. Jas. Moir on Wednesday after-` I noon. The ladies spent a very busy ,time arranging for the garden which next Wennnsny Al Ivkni --.--.-. vu s_Juauuu5ulI.lIl DD-0 "FORM I--Juanlta Jamieaon 70.1: Eva . Thorhton Continuation School `ha nDP(in'hnn-43 .-.1....:._2.s - Width L Depth 1 I 29%" 19%" 5 walIs-28y2" 19% -' 5 wa1ls-28%" . 19%," 8 walls--35%" 21% Frigid Zone all metal, W.E. J. .& G. Meakin make, one of the best Englit _ facturers, four of the latest patterns. '97-niece safe. -Convex Saucepans `Straight Sausepans Potato Pots T Preserving Kttles Boas: Pans Emww&mwmm&&&a&w4 Fry Pans. English Dinner Sets comn IN. AND GET OUR PRICES on ANYTHING YOU REQUIRE. Note-W.'E., Qhii 'e;1;;1;1'ii,;a.' PHONE 108 AS FOLLOWS: $2535 NO GOODS CHARGED AT SALE PRICES. YOUR CHOICE { FOR gwawwmwwwwgwmwwg u.`uuL battle on wed. night, July 7. " Eldon Young, who has be 11 spending .his holiday with his grand other, Mrs. Jno. Muir. has returned to his home in Wanla,'ceburz. 4uuxxt:1'na.Il and Clarence Cole. Rev. Wm. Morris took charge of the service in the Grenfel United Church I on Sunday. . A large crowd from around here at- tended the Orenge celebration held in 4 July 13--Miss Lillian Donnelly, who has been working at Ovenden College, is home for the summer holidays. Mr. and `Mrs. Albert Bishop and fam- ily and Miss Mary Stranaghan -motored to Huntsville on Saturday to spend the McKernan and Clarence` WIT]. Morris fnnlr ulna...-A -8 A`- ~ rue W.A. or St. George's Church.} iUtopia, met at the home _of Mrs. Mark. 'McMaster on Tuesdayevening, June: s 29..Sixteen members and four visitor were present. Bible reading was taken by Miss Mabel Truax and a Missionary reading was given by Mrs. Harry Mc- Cann. Next meeting will be held on Tuesday evening, July 27, at the home of Mrs. Harry Mccann. After the meet- `ing refreshments were served. I "Meredith 66.4; Eleanor McKenzie 64.7: Jim Spencer 64.5; Helen Boake 60.3; Jean Lyons 55.7; Luella McDonald 55.5. I __ . 5 I ,<.__.. tlvleredith Jim Snpnr-cm At:- U!- English mam- I-an 1n4nn-L .....J.J...--,_ A St: Geo:-ge"s W.A. V.A. of St. Church. net home nf Mm M'm-I- Lue Imal count, arter playing 21 ends. Orillia won by 38 to 34.` The score: Orillia Allandale R. B. Atlee `W. B. Webb C. E. McConke_y F. Sharp ' W. J. McFadden S. Garside ' Dr. Kirkpatrick 23 ` A. G. Walker. 11 _G. T. Madden S. Mccausland A. McClellan A. H. Hook H. A. Raney ' E, Shear E. B. Farwell 13 c. W. Poucher._.22 b ` Q1091? .0Q for .. . $17.89 $21.94 $29.87 $44.78 ' $22.98 L uecame Known that Edith McKeever had- passed away during the night. She had gone through a serious operation ~ in _the winter but apparently was get- ting along well when. a short time ago- 'pneumonia set in. Although everything `possible was done she quietly passed away on the above date. Edith had been attending high school. She was a very bright and efficient scholar and had many friends. She was 15 years of age. The funeral, which was large. took place on July 9, to the Union Cemetery. ;'1`his whole community extends sincere -sympathjy to the family in their sad bereavement. I --_-.., nun xctufllcu 1101116- Mrs. Carver and children and her sister, Mrs. Garvin, motored over from Rochester to spend a Week with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. Dodds. `at. Cundles, passed away on July 7 in R.V.I-I."-The funeral took place to the Union Cemetery on July 9. A large number of friends were present. To the sorrowlng ones the sympathy of this community is extended. On the morning of July 7, a. great shock game to this community when it became known McKeever had` awav during nu. as-A-+ mm Mr. and Mrs. A. H. W'i1s0'n of AIW""- Mills were guests of Mr. and 311: S. Pratt `on Sunday. Mina ll-- ~~ ` " vu uuxnuay. flvlvis Morrison of Tc several days visiting 1 Mrs. Goodfellow, has 1 ` 1 r - JuIy`13-,--Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pram at" Hamilton, who spent a week visltim; the latter's parents, returned home- yesterday, July 12th. nu: Lcl.l.LUI'S parents, `yesterday, July 12th. "Ram 13.. -n-.~r- Just received, a shipment- of Genuine Swiss Watch- es with solid nickel case. and we are going to sell them for . . . . . . . . Q3,-L nun--c uuvlu vup TFUWI HIIHTIUHIC I Etvo rinks of bowlers `from the Al-I landale club went `-to Orlllla last '1`hurs- 3 day evening and played the local club] D for the W, H. Tudhope challenge cu . , While Allandale made a strong` effort to lift the cup they fell a. little short on the `final count, after playing O'r lllla McFadden S. GMWIM6 v~..u. \as4.J , `' Rev, Dr. .nn4-Inn 4-1- It will pay you to put a few tins of this away for = Cut . . . . . ...- ""%u{rIemsE." J 4-lb. tins . . . . . . . . . 59c A REAL WATCH J ohns;:> s Prepared FLOOR WAX THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1926 Fwell wixgn. short time a. was quietly b ndingangz ,`;`?.',..E`l.`E'.` .339. rrison Toronto. who spont: . S"Vi5iUn8' her grandmother,. 9 0W, returned home. `Vex children E0 snend 2 txrnnlz nun. u.....-.. -4-a vvwuna 5aulU WUl'UI"` ` Singles--W. B. Webb 21. C. W. Pou- cher 7. Final, W. B. Webb 21, A. G. Walker 10. DoubIes-F1nal, .W. B. Webb and A. Hook 29, S. Garside and A. G. Walker 20. ~ Q` Mnf`oI1u1nnR `EV 51.-.... --S I cunnuask HUB%BARD Sh SELL FOR LESS Durin police c 8 dozen base. '1 pass a . instead mountet On N an oil t 01] (70. son of pavemc tlte irm side of` `[1 In LAMP CONS LIK W. B. Webb Singles Champion . The Dominidn `Elimination Lawn Bowling Championships were conclud-. ed on the Allandale greens th1s week. This weeks games were:-- 1 I Ql-.....I.._ 11v "I-I -u-pv,uu n- .. ---- -- <>b Y.` I *zi~.;- Mi anal. 1' nutty. C. Cockburn, F. Johnson 'ahd,V. E. Knight won. this week's local tournae ment on .Wednesday`night. V ~ I I a. u. wuucer ZU. | S.` Mccauland, E. Shear` and S. Garslde won the weekly` to'urna_ment last Friday. - ('9, (`.nnLvhnvn 12` 'l'n'l........-.... ......'I 11' vs :.uuuc1 1_y U1. nuuuutue. ' R. H. Fish, general superintendent of the southwest Ontario- division of the C.N.R.: C. R. Moore, general sup- erintendent of transportation-; T. Irv- ing. engineer of'the central region and Capt. Nicholsoniof the Canadian Na.-- tional Steamiboat Lines. are making an inspection of the Allandale division today (Thursday). ' ABHIUCKY. ' The engagement is announced of {Miss Clara Irwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James I in of W1nnineg._ to Leslie Russell .oucher of Winnipeg, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Poucher, formerly of Allandale. R T-T Wink annnuboi nu...-...!..a.......1-..4. JCUHUXIUHJ. Mrs. H. A. Rosvear and children of Niles, Mich., who have been visiting Mrs. Roaevea.r's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Brunton, have left to spend the remainder of the summer at Paducah, Kentucky. THA Ana'a`annnnv-nl-.' ha nnnnnnn ....A .5 uuu at M. ugaz III e. The choir of Burtdn Ave. United Church enjoyeda. picnic on Wednes- day to. Irving .MoLa a `home at Tollendal. "son I! A 13-..; .... _. -_.-I -I_n1s , A aluy 01. . V The address given by A. E. Warren, general manager of the Central `Re- gion, C.N.R.. before the Barrie Kiwanis Club recently, is published in full in `the current issue of the Canadian Na- tional Magazine. THE nhniw A? DI-nnnn `Iva YY_lL-. aura. J. . .l5!'lln_tO!1._ _ ' . '~ _ - ' Next -Sunday a special `train is ex- pected to pass through Allandale car- rying 150 members of the Moredolphon Fishing Club fqom. Plttsburg ..to "Wau- gwafslcine. The party will return on u y _ . . Tho 011:1`-Inna nluvn-. 1..-. A` 171 11r_.._.-..' wuu guuu snunumg. - ' `I The choir of Essa St. Presbyterian church held a. successful memo to Tent City on` Wednesday. Mrs. Leighton Mnnrn nf `ran-.h..m..... xuux. uuy on weanesaay. Mrs. Leighton Moore of Lethbridge, Alta... is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Brunton. ' MAY} nnnfy n `n-.n'mI..I c'.....l.. 1.. ._ Orillians Hold Cup From Allandale Tlirn vdnlps no? I....--.I...... nu- W - . I Mrs. F. Coon and son at Hamilton are visiting with Mr. and` Mrs. R. J. ~Nichols, Cumberland St. A Rnffhn 1-navy: Janna RYlnp;unu.n-`l3...1I.a ~Nichols, A softball team from N1agara'Fa._:lljs' will playa friendly game with the Allandale team on Saturday afternoon. Misses Jean Wilson and Lucinda Pad-- 'dison, pupils or Miss Bessie .Speai*n, passed their elementary examinations with good standing. - Th nhnlr (`If mn Qf DI|l!|`:tIv`1\-{nv| " WEI St. `A uaw uutumer-at nxgwm inn. , Miss Davis 0! Toronto. is [visiting Mrs. Wm. Henson. ' Cecil Henson is visiting his aunt in Woodstock. A party, of childfen .arrived. todaj tor the Fresh Air Camp. at The.Gabies. Jos. Bebb of Windsor spent ~the geek-end with his family in Chgrles t. __ II ... in gun - - -- Frank Spearn njm tmaweek to spend the summer-a.tVBlgw1n Inn. T , , , Miss Davin nf 'l"m-nu-.1-n I. uI..u-1.... " Sixiooi swwwwm&$ww&&&$m E` .-T '1` 5 ALL.{\NDA_LE E STROUD Mrs. Fred. Wright. as being nearest the correct weight for his age. The babies of Mrs. J. Ferrier and Mrs. Third were so` `nearly correct weight that spoons will be given to them also. Over forty ladies partobk of a. dainty lunch served at the close of .the`meet- ing.>In- view of the interest being a- roused in historical` research by the Institute, it is interesting. to knew that the term on which this meeting was held was the first farm cleared on the Ferxlegaing road in the Township` of nn 3 .' - ' The =August" meeting will take the `form or a~.?x`:icnic- at _. the `lake shore.` i mane in me union Cemetery, Thornton. The pallbearers were six nephews, namely: Wm. McKinley of All-a.ndale,' John McKinley` of Minesing, Douglas Gibson of Toronto; Albert-Gibson of Barrie, Frank Gibsonjof Thornton and Ray Cunningham of Shelburne. Among the flowers were tributes from Town- line Session and W.M.S.. the Manu- facturers -Life,, Toronto, ` anq `others. Friends attended from Toronto. Barrie. Minesing,`0rillia.\ and Shelburne. ' Wedding? Ast'atiioVnei'y,. Aclioichzie _ in quality ind c9!,'re_ct* in style, at the Ba:-rig Examiner primary.` .> 20%! wu.u Lue ueceasea. . - Her kindly disposition and patience during an illness of nearly 7 years, enl- deared her to her family and friends. The funeral took plae on Friday, July 9. Azshort service was held at the house before proceeding to Town- line church. Rev. D..A.. Ferguson of Cookstown, assisted by Rev. '1`. J._Dew of Ivy and Rev. D. Hill of Allandale. conducted `the service. Interment was made in the Union Cemetery, .- pallbearers were niv m.-...s........ uusxuuul`. , ` Sh'e leaves to mourn her loss besides her husband, three sons. Alvin on the homestead, Meldrin of Cookstown. and Hubert of Toronto; also two sisters, Mtjs. Thos. Gibson of Barrie. and Miss Jane McKinley, who made her home- with the "deceased. T-'|"nv- bin.-11 Ah....'....xLx....` ---s y UH , .....--. .- The deceased was 9. Woman of stron christian character and while health permitted-took an`act1_ve part in Wo- men's Missionary Society and .other activities of the Townllne Presbyterian church of `Which. she .was a life-long member. Q1.-in 1 nnnn A... vvvo 5 wet. I. _y Udrli 5;. .......-.... I..- u - -- usu. I an -v -u-V IvIII.\lUUu yuruungnanl D There passed away on Wednesday, July 7, a member of`on'e of the pioneer! families of Essa, in the person of Agnes Fraser McKinley, beloved wife of Geo. Cunningham of Cookstown. She ; was born near Egbert 62 years ago. The r1nr\nn'un-A tfrou n u'n.....'..... -4: _L.,-,, , uy w. =5pu'u`.ua.1 Leaders. - [ The best wishes of the congregationi go out to Mr. ar'1d,AMrs'. Clement and4 it is confidently expected that a plea- -sant and profitable pastorate. will en- sue. -- \1'\}.\lu - A reception was held after the ser--! vice in the schoolroom.' Much credit- is due to thelladies for the artistic way in which the reception .was ar-' ranged. The table `for the guests of.` honor was adorned with beautiful. flowers and -victuals for every/i`taste.; At this table sat the pastor, his Wife` and two children, Rev. E. F.- McL.] Smith,` Rev. W. H. Adams. Rev. W. R. ` Beveridge. his wife and son. Rev. Mr.` Irwin. his wife, daughter and `mother. with Jno. Kidd and Mrs. Albert Kidd to give parental oversight of this fam- ily of spiritual leaders. Tho hnuiv urlalr-nag -4! n... ......-..-.---u--- ' * UITUIUII. .. V Stroud's poster, showing the year's work. received honorable mention. and their exhibit` of antiques" W_8.S pt in- terest. Mrs.- W. J. Goodfellow gave a report of the afternoon session or the [County Convention in Barrie on July 7th and Mrs. R. A. utherland report- ved the evening session, when vtroud . was successful in winning second prize `in the choral. com etition. - - ,M_iss -Monroe, 1V ctorian Nurse .t1-om 8arrie`;'gfa`.v_e njvery practical address 1;. igegengagn the can of 5: _Io` ";.__ u_ll' Guarded to Halendon, son llr. one) A uuxuaury, culu L118 ':l11,[IlO!`lty Of JGSUS ass: `a. solution of all his problems. Rev.] W. H. Adams of Beeton-was most com- r [farting in his remarks to the congre-, gatlon. He cemented the people and `pastor together in the bond of 9. true affection, the `love which -is the gift of Gofl. ` - ..A...._4i-., ____ , . . - -. - V uuuruu cuuice. [ `Inspiring and instructive addresses; were given. The chairman of the Pres- .: bytery, Rev. E. F. .McL. Smith. em-' phasized. the need of prayer to be thei under structure of _the United Church.. then in thefineyatmosphere created he inducted the incoming j minister. Fol-; lowing this Rev. Mr. Irwin of Alliston; charged M2. Crlements with the neces-i sity of optimism as a means of supply, of the strengthneeded for an `effective: ministry, and the authority of Jesus I Solution Of 9" hi Fh1nYn DA" i . uuu vvau present E0 WIEHGSS the cere- lmo . The incoming pastor had the: lhono of being the first minister to! ~recei e induction in this beautiful , church edifice. < Tnuvxhiulnm nu.) .I._..L..-_-.L1_,A - - United: Migister Inducted An interesting event occurred in the, 'United Church. Coostown, on Tuesdayi eveninglast when the induction of the Rev. Wm. R. Clements took place. A very large and appreciative congrega- .tion was `present to witness the IHIO V; Th innnrninu nnufrnn `Inna `Ina; ---.. uaau Mama. uuuu LJUWIE UL a La.yIle!`.] Many will be sorry to learn that` ~ Merwood Burling of Niagara Falls meti with a painful. accident when putting 2 his hand in a. hot. roller to straighten. paper in a paper mill or something of ' that~nature last week. From the wrlsti` down the skin and flesh were taken L off and the bones could be seen. At` present he is in the hospital there and lblood-poison has set in. . , Jcax u Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lewis. accom-! panied by a friend, motored to Barrie- on Monday to meet their daughter Violet . They "also met their cousins.: Mr. and Mrs; John Lewis "of Staynen! Mnxr 117*!` Kg nnnn It `A 1.._.;_ LL_.L ~ 1'. . . . ' ' * ' Cookstown and Clover Hill Lodges! and `ajlarge crowd from -Cookstown. and vicinity spent the 12th of July in Barrie. It is the intention of; Cooks- town to celebrate the_ 12th here next ' year. `A ; . ' 1 Mn and `Mum `EVA...I.. -r -_-:.. - - ~ - - The Late MI-s.:Ge`o. Cuhninghav Thoma .\.~........a ...-...-. -_ -r-rv-s - Luvuurwmy. _ The members o'fVL.O.L. 449 will hold their _a.nnua\l church [service in the Presbyterian church on Sunday. July 18, at 7 p.m. The Rev..Joseph Wasson of Toronto has beensecured ap speak- er. \IJ er. Jmal held at Tottenh gus warnicaxs; Mr. and Mrs. A. Morri- son and daughter of N ewmarket at Ben. Webb's; Mr.iand Mrs. Chas.- Deer- ing of Huntsville at Andrew Wallace's; Jack Cooper of Barrie at J. S. Wice's. `Strand Women s Institute M . A very enjoyable and profitable af- ternoon was spent at the home` ot.Mrs. A. Ferris on July 8th. As no regular branch meeting had been held in June, there were several items of business to be `disposed of. Committees were ap- pointed to make arrangements for ' serving lunch and having abooth in the park on Field Day, July 21st. A splendid report or.-the District An- am. on July 2nd, was given by Miss Isabel -_-Goodfellow, who is District Director for Stroud branch. 7` Qfvu-iii:-`Va u\Aau`A- ...I.'-_l..__ An ` ueusu UL buys anautayner. . -I! =Missf Annie Pez-due underwent `an operation in the RV. Hospital, Barrie, last week and `a present is progressing. favourably. ' ' I Who rnnrv-ska: A`! T,n1' .4An ...xn v;_I:- J. aumpsonvxue. ' Mrs. F. H. Robinsqn and two da.ugh- . ters of Newmarket `called on friends in town last Sunday. , Minn Vlnlnf T.nuyIa.Iu.. ....+.........A 1.-...- an wwu zuur aunuay. .` Miss Violet Lewis has returned home after spending"a; .week with` friends a Lake`of Bays and `Stayner. - g MISS` Annie `Pay-dun Ilnnrnynn no: this week. Rev. W. R. and Mrs. Clements `a.nd: family spent Mondaygot ,th1sVweek in, Feversham. (`Hula "VI: AAAA p... I.-- ..-I_! L9 4| _r uvunsuum. Chris. Thompson has sold his farm nor.th of.the.vil1age to Mr. Garby of Thompsonirllle. ' [ MPE F` If pnklnann and tuna A-----L Vwuaa wary vveueu new ner tonsils removed at her home on Monday of this week. - - DA`! `I7 `III ..._A II`... lI-,, - - Juan. .`_ _ " . Jack Sim of Toronto is visiting` with his grandparents, . Mr. and Mrs. J"_`.. Donnell; ` - ` _ - Rlau `IA -nu. 'll'Y...:I..n' 1.-.: u_;,, A, .-.........a ug...._ .v.u.u. an vv. J.1uu.Uu. Couse 'of.Cleveland, Ohio, is spend-. 7.` xfng his vacation with his parents here. C Miss Marjory Broly of *W.eyburn. lSask.. is vXs1ting"w1thv Mrs. W, J.vBro-_ 6 . y. - - Mrs.'.Q. Nelles of V1c`tor1_a. Harbour` is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. Cole- 3` man- -V A ayuuu. -cunuayy In '1'0ttInnB.m. . - Howard Forbes `cit `Toronto is visiting with.hi sister, Mrs. -T. J. Dawson. Ming .Tnvr-A Dana: n-F 1:.'nm....*.: 1- .....u...... wu.u.n1u sister, MP8;-'1'. J. Dawson. 1 M:ss Joyce Pegs, of Holland Landing s V r A S Fl.-........ '..:r11..-.-I-...1 an..- ;, ltlng with Mrs"; R. `W. Duttonl ' .......,u was U1 auenuance. Some visitors in thisvicinity during the week: Mr. and Mrs. Musselman and Oscar of Maple at Arthur Green-'8; Miss Olive Jenkins and sister of Ever- ett at Robt. Black's; Margaret War- nica of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCullough `and son of Toronto at An- gus Warnica s; Mr. and SOD and da.lIQ`hf'Ar nf T\Tnnrrnaw-bn+ -4. ~Mrs. I-I,erb.. Donnell is visiting in '.l`o_ronto._ ` V ' ' Miss N. G. Armstrongiwas in town `on Monday. ` . " : ' Miss Velma -Batemani is visiting in the Queen City. ' Harold Donnell of Toronto` is_ holi-V giaying in town. `Minn Iiinnnf AG VIVA-us-.L.. J... l...n.1_--x_... auuuuy III Iottennam. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sherr_n'an*were in Hamilton` ~over` Sunday. A Mr. and Mm. `D. T-Tnnhnr nd egmnu m namuton`-over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Hoppe r;a;nd family spent -Sunday iii 'Tottmham.'. -- ~ Howard Fnrhna M Tnrhntn 1.. ma+..a uuyuls Ill LUWno " ~ . Miss Hlscott of .Torot9 -is _holida,ving' with Miss.S. Coleman. ' ` ' NTF and uh- '11 ? D `l.;a.L-.. _.._.-A Wltn MIss.S. Coleman. "A , . `. I Mr. and Mrs.\` W. `R. Potter spent lsunday in Tottenham. ` Mr and Mun `K3151-tin` ai..........~.._.-........ lUlllIUIIo Miss Mary Wedli' had her tonsil; emoved at her hnrnn nn Mama... .4: ;..~ v-~ v.- v.~ v.- 'n` - 'A` 'A`_ w w w w w 4 ' COO s'rowN E I f I h `I .....- Luuu, wmcn was led by Ernest` Carr, with Mrs. Lloyd Booth as pianist. All are to be heartily congratulated. The members of Craigvale L.O.L; -60 _ and Stroud L.O.L. 234, accompanied byseveral visiting brethren, turned out in large numbers to attend their an- nual church service _on Sunda3{.after- noon. The service was held in an nmnv. arew or uognor and Mrs, Alex. Cook and Mrs. Fred. McCullough of Rock- lyrr.spent...the week-end `with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clarke. " ' ' ' '1':-Innu ,'r.na-..-' `A 1.1 .._..~'.4 .. , -, The July meeting of the Women's Institute will be he1d.a.t the home or the president, Mrs. -David Adams, on Wednesday afternoon, .11: . 28, instead of the reguiar day, Jul 21. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cose and Mrs. George Armstrong. . or. Meaford. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. McGu!rr and son An- drew ot Bognor and Mrs, In-L118 501.11 01; Man."- [ Fred. Mnliilnunoh AI D.-...1., aurvucury 01. Music. Trinity United Church, Sunday, July, 18, sermons: by the pastor; morning subject, =A Great Rock in a Weary Land"; -evening. The Joy of the Lord in the Soul of Man". MA Tul-u manna-8...... -1 41.- 1-rv_, uu nuuuuy. Congratulations to Mis Mary Flet- cher (pupil of Miss Genevieve Jamie- son) upon passing her. -Introductory Piano examination of the Toronto Con- servatory of Music. 'FI"I'|'f1) TTI'|'fn (`tannin-5%: Qunauuu `P--1-- .. -t. uv u as `may use aawvvnwltvv luv J. LUSUULI-. Mr. and Mrs. John.Hatton. and family Miss Marion MacDonald and S. J. `Mac- Donaldvyere visiting friends in Crime. on Sunday. . l`!nn.c'v-nfnini--Inna 4-.` `Alan. 11....-. -ms-` \m2`reorge and Frank Lennox and Mars vyn Corbett spent the week-end on av` trip down the St. Lawrence to Prescott. It. .._.a It... 1--1__ -r1-_u_-_ _,, -. -.v-....-.-uv I--4nv\t\A guvnv van uaunnusng Mrs. L:aL. Green of South4Essex'1s spending a. couple or weeks in the vil- Jng-A . ' .l.'.I.U1'llllI5 2! LV1.lll5o 7 - Charles Spencer has started` a truck- ing business'to Toronto. . M1` and `Kw-u nrr - Tknwunann A-F uuax uuurun servxce on Sunda3{.after- was held in St; Paul's Anglican Church and conducted by Rev. Mr. Cousins. who based his ser- mon. on 2nd. Chron. 17-3; Stroud brass band was in attendance. Sbme Vinifnre In +1.an'..:.....u.. .:....x...- .1115 uuauscaa LU L U1'UIlLUo Mr- and Mrs. wm.- Thompson of Schomberg visited here on` Sunday. Tllna `I . `I IV...-us... -0 a..--4.1. 13-..--- 1- `Miss Charlotte Mason .is visiting in I-Iornlng's Mills. (,hnvv1nu..Qnnnnnr'- hos: cl-n1n4'nH`n' +vn1n'1r_ }&&&&&www$%m&$w3| __, ,,.`.-.-..-...... vv wvu-vuu yV~1I.u JHVJT rs. Clarke. ` ' . , 1`rlnijtyTL.a.d1es' {Md met` a; the I `:maw$$mmm$&m&mag HUBBARD S SELL FOR V" LESS Heavily tinned No. 1- size . . . . .. $1.39 No. 2 size_ . . . . .. $1.98 .THOR1NTON FOOD EHBFFERS at prices "that cannot be ` equalled _ Ouyr $3.50 line for $2.64 Our $4.50 line for $3.39 Our $5.00 line for $3.66 Our $5.75 line vfor'$4.22 `Our $6.50 line for $4.78 3 -Our $7.25 line for $5.35 We have eight only of these left, so get yours early. --__ _-- 5 a.uA UllI.Uu daughter! `holidaying V ! , Misses Verna Smythe, Hazel Jacks and Margaret Sutherland are spending several weeks at the Elgin House, Mus- koka. . Mrs. Sproule has returned to her home here after spending` several months with friends in Collingwood- and Utopia. 2 - . . ` A very pretty wedding took place` at the United Church `parsonage on July 7, when Miss Pearl Gallagher of Mulxnur and Mr. Telfer Newell of Or- angeviile were united in marriage by Rev. Jas. Brown. In the choral competition held in - Barrie last Wednesday under the aus- I plces of Simcoe County Women's In- stitute,` Stroud singers were awarded second "prize. There were 16 voices in 1 the choir, which was led by Ernest": Mrs 1 All ....,. i. u.. v: