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Ld your :1 Tube baa G _. &:%:w____.__ `!'hon`i' 6 Nun}: Shc_ic]or_ - ovuygfuoomadc Wzppi: `NORMAN M. MARS!-lA"LL ' .Au.ANnAu-: IVI away - -. T6 l`.ivo|-pool ~-4 D TH! time-tented nnd wnei`-proven Whippet it now Iellln nuhp lowest price lnwlllvq-Ovqtland. hlItoa{`-brou_g t'ubo'\_:t thtqugh gt : pqpu_l5rg_, lty mu lnglncreucdproddcdon pout 0. Note thou` unuingpriceu - V '* ~ ' ` Tour! 3595. Coupe.:$695.. R cer(wlh Rumble Scat) '685, Cabriolet Coype 705, edan 3760, V Landau $800. All prices f.'o".b.' Fuli For`ce-Fe;d-Lubr!c.|don -.-ilent Chain, _Gu 1'ank at Rear-B`l"4. When! Brikel.-s Iilihou , '_A '.n..`....1.I- m.-.a..a :..l'_-Stu`:-'>1A"`l3l-tn; Clumlh. -v: .:;:`*:.".~r`*':.-' *"IV"';`.:.'"r:::=`i:;.'i'" - ta te u ea-`a-, .|:- -.-. azndv 1": ongin. 0 tin`: actual!` y doula` _ &I.i't'I _t'ated Dl > . Marlqch 1 V5! `day with '1`. RO`bSO`n.,` I here`. ' 8. Allan of =C1~o.=4s1and spent Sun- Four members took the Royal Arch Degree last Wednesdayp Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and son. Mark. visited 'Mrs.,-D.`Qu1nl*8.n. Qunynv 'VVl\Vl'ulSInli . . V C ' May 1--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur- Fie1ds...pI :'.l`oronto_ were wegk,-end guests of Mrs; S.`=Frenc`h. ` `Mr. and `-`Mrs.. John Stqwagt A9! guests 01 '$V1l'Hm Dc *4` bvuvou `Mr. and Stewa: Toronto spent Sunday at the of W. 1-1. Scarlett. . \/Hun 1:1 Mmer entertained `a. ; 1 QI;II,!ll!`,.0V!IlQOl_5- Jutre 15'1'3u1y 1`! Duohearot Bedtord 1-Via Gzeenock ` - , ' - `Via Bel!8t___ and `Gregnock. To Belfast-Glasgow IlllIIlQlIV|0l`_Q!'llII June 14 I July 12". . . . Mlnnedosa. To Antw_orp_ ,(Vla_ Grunock) ooo:~|`v`cvI IO-OIIOO ' A-rs? `Lam.-L ` - Marloch nn___ .1` Scarlett. Miss E. `Miner. entertained mim- ber of young neople .to~a. birthday party, April 25. - Mr. and Mrs. W. Brittaln and Mrs. Mb1VIa'hon ,at'tended the 2-unerad 0! "the late D. Cooper. Orillla. \v~u- .1, Smith and daughter. "tixe late C'ooper..0ruua. M1'~s.- Jas. Smith and Margaret, of VVyebr1dg`e spent sev- eral day's un-der"the` `parental `root In nan` (14 here; Q ` Pull. -gucu 0' .va:-uwu .-.--.,-. .._.V,,, Sunday. 7 . . Lester Wood is .-homgvtrom Sarnie. on the sick list. Miss Apscarlett had returned to her home `here after `spending several week8`w1%h friends in Mid- `or|I1 HUVCFKLI WUVRH VIOV'Ol -q Ovouv-w --- ..~--v land. T ' _ Mrs. Robt. Scarlett and family 0! Midland were Visitors her fast `Week. V . mt un Mv, Ina. M'cA2-thur and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. McA.~rthur family and Mrs.-'Jos. Simpson 0! Midland v1s$1teVd~~..\_v_1tl'_I Mrs. 3. Mo- Arthur last Week. u.. ant` Mm A. -Wiamer. Mia! Arthur last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. -Wismer. Miss Bess1e.~C1ear,y. Mrs. Shapcott and family _of_Midla.nd were Sunday visitors a~"A~be "1`ruax's. Miss O. Leithwood and brother. A1'b_e_rt. of '1`.oronto_ spent. Sunday , L`-` ....._....a....1 ...nnO visitors at A'De Iruua 3. Albert. under the parentanl roof. \.u\I:uu'nu ; May 1---Quite a number or the farmers around here h-tve.started seeding. . Mica rhmsnan 1)nmnnd- his return- ' rIV\IlVI {\I|-In-an-vv "BMPRE88!XPRE'88 SERVICE` To 0ho_rb9!~|J`.9-Squthamptqnm `May 9 I'J};ne 6 Eihpreas ,0! Scotland MayA28 June13 Emprqas or Australia Mnv an June 20 Empress of France vseedlng. . Miss Theresa Dumond has return- ed home to Brentwood after sta. mg a 1'e.`Wi\ve,eks wrth -her sister, `rs. Eugene McBr`!de.~ a Wm. Mason is just a;Bo-ut'th_e same. Mrs. '1`_hon'1as C1ough1ey has re- turned home after a few weeks with her dau|9;'hte1`.. -Mrs. Brooks. of South River. `I Q Vn1I\1a- and guitar. 1I`1m~a.`are I South River. 4 . J. S. Young` and sister. Flora. are `confined to the houqe with German nnnncnu > UUU LIHUU "measles. `In an. "measles. . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mc~Br:1d':e-and daughter, Marx, spent Sunday with the -la-tter's .pa`r_ents mt Brenvtwood. A III_-.-L 11l..L-_ Lani AIICOA 3* `All `II HID 'l'ttLL!:`1` a -yup _Uu ha Hull: can vlcvvv --... Aubert Bishop. had quite a; loss last We-dn_esday_ morning gyhen this bi"o"oder nd tw,o,.hundred and torty c'hick'e'n ere burnt. V ' rnmmnnn wnml hm: vnfnv-nadz home chicken ere nurm. _ T Clarence Ford has returned home from ".1"oronto ,after `spending the winter months there. " " ` -um. ...m.wun.. Athnvf Iainhnnnnd |$V11`H. J34. Jxuupp. &u.uu=:uug| Icongratulatiqns to Mlj.-~&~-._d Mra.~ Redvers Do'bson onithe an`! 9.1 of a nun months there. " `Mr. and-Mrs. Albert B1s!qopT and family `spent Sunday With Mr. and `Mrs. E. Knuvp. Mines-ing. ` Innannhnnnu tn Mr_..nnd MPH. -oivuq v 8011. `son. ` . .. ,. .- Mrs. Jos. Couplland is" sporting `a new ca;~..- ~ . _~. Mrs. Donne-41ly s father. Mr.'I-Ia.r- ris. is very.s1ck at the timeof writ-_ lug. ` ,_ , u E1-gin Harris spent Sunday with r`len~ds in New Lowellv ' _ MRY23 JUIIBI3 19!'DD!'6__BB DI. nuauuun May 80 June Empress Cwbln class to Liverpool . *Goes to Hamburg. J - - To Ohorbourg-8outha_rnpton_ 2.6 0. : 0 I I 0 :1 I 0 I I v 9 :June Jyiontnalrn `Goes -to I-Iarrvburg. or-on: no Antwm-n and Cobh. #335; | VI`I,`IKl'I#E $.&I\o`-,-av-u. ` Mu. `E. `Milne aLng1" daugh'te'r, Jessie. spent a tw _-d8.Y.8A1as`t week in Toronto.` _ A -M... `Rnht. Mamm-mv.tM1sa Mar- Toronto. - ~ < - Mrs. Robt. MoMux-my, Miss garet Auid` Fred McMuu'ay.~--vis'ite_d with friends at Hawkestom on Sun- day. - . ~.. . `Thou. cheiii it sporting an: Essex coach.` -- .- 'Much sympathy is extended to Mrs. wm. Gibson in the`-death of her father. the late Archie Robert- son. or Nottawaaaga. . txrninlnnrnd. visitors in- the neigh- 0! Nottawaaaga. Week-e'nd~v1a1tors in borhood vwere. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. r\um.l`11nm1.rnnn, with Jun. Risbrauzh. borhood -were Mr. sun iu-rs. nu. Orr.-Clarigso . with Jno. Risbrough. S:-.: Mas. Bel and daughter. June, Durham. with John Hruth and sons: Mr. and __M2'-s.` Myri`ch and A Mrs. Maude Somers. Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. John Buie; Mr. and Mrs. Max. Grant and son, Jimmie`, Bow- manvilie, with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mcquay: Mr. a.n_-dAMrs. Thos. Bris- tow and dauightor, Pearl. Stayner, with Mr. and Mrs. Will. Bristow; Mrs. Janet, Adair. Toronto. with Mr.` and Mrs. J. C. Buie; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moir. Nottawa. with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moir; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wiggins. Miss Margaret Wiggins. Beeton. with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wiggins. . . ` B\II\IJ.. lulu:-nap Apr. 80-v'D.ick~S'W1tzer lefttfor the West` recently. `intending to remain for the summer. - Prom 1xrnmAn'n Guild of\the Angli- tor the summer. The Women's Guild of the Angli- can church held a. dance n the" Or- ange Hall. Wednesday evening. rm: annrnwnll and H. 7W, Carter 1-19.11. `weunesuay evuluus. Jae. Cerawell and H. W. are the poaaeaors or new autos, the tonmer having recently pundhased a -Chevrolet sedan and the latter an Oidsmobile. . . . Dwain 1('1nnA1nn(1 Ihmuzht home ID I-wurpwvr 1-May 11lJ_u,ne 8 Montcalm ' ' ' " Minnedold. C-I-IIOOC>Ol'\lQOlOQ May 25 I June 22 Montclare sum. 1 x -I '?h31v 1`! Duohearot Betord Olasmonue.` Russell Icopeland `brought home a new Istar trwdkoon Saturday in order to boubetter able to handle `his live at ck ~bus1ness. ' . - `.Ilss M. `Cross of Toronto spent the -week-end at the home of D. A. McClain. ' . `Miss Edith ' Andrews, Toronto, spent `Sq:/xiday at her parental home. Min-A ; ax-zaret Cerswell was a spent alwluay an HUI` pan-.uu.cu uuzuc. Miss ; argaret week-end viiaitbr at the home of her father here.` 1:~1m.-m.-I Fr-tnwm-A and his sister. ratner nere. Elwood Howard and his sister, .Mrs. -Stelvenson 0`! Toronto. along with their mother, Mrs. W. H. Stone. of Aurora. visited friends here on Sundany. ' . t he... rnnu-an nf Arthur `smmt `Sun- here Hunualy. ' , Dick Potter of Arthur `spent `Sun- day here visiting his parents who. as yet. have ibeerrunable to move to their new home. w&&w%&miwwww& m PHELPSTON % i&&&&wm%%%%%$m Mrs. J`. 'Mmhone is visiting friends `in the village. z J. `T. -Payette ot Penetang was a visitor here `last Sunday. tchas. Ldftus has "gone to Toronto _'w'here he has secured a position. uh. 1:11-.h.1 Iananav has -returned bW'l'l6!`6 I16 QR! BGGUPGQ u, puaxuuu. Miss Ethel Keaney has -returned from visiting relatives in Toronto. ` Ed. Long and Mr. Kebiy of '1`oron`to spent the week-end in the village. Mr. Mulligan ot Dqndalk was a. visitor at M. Kennedy's over Sun- Jnnv ' . day. `Rev. Fr. lgarwas in -Lon-don lat week -attending -the funeral of an ` X aunt. ` s Iussellstone left for Hamilton where he has obta-1ned"a. position for the summer. M. gm! Mn. Jnhn Moran and tor the Bummer. Mr. and Mrs. John Moran and family of Cralghurst -spentisunday with Mrs. C. Hayes. A v on-1....-A mu. 1: anmilu nnmlhnr nf now May 19 with Mrs. U. nuyssa. ` - 'r'here are a. goodly numlber or new cars `in evldencg -this `spring and some are real handsome. in-nub H1-nnn,` whn has been at. 80316 are real nu,uuauuu:. Frank Stone; who has been at- tenydlns Pharmacy College at Tor- onto. 19 home for t`he`summE!!`.- up... n...._. -_z .1......n..... '11.. `r_nJP_ uuvv. ID Iovcnav ova yugv you-1 ....._ Mrs. Coyne and abrothe;`. Lof- 'tus. ~ha.ve`.returned from spending thewlnter in Chicago and st. Cath- arinea. ~ I . ~ `Kan Illnfnn and `Min: T(."'l\/Tn- annea. - Mrs. Wmlston and Miss K."`Mc- Iuaughlln 0! A-nten Mills spent Thurdwy evening with Mrs. M. Fraser. - . Mm Ynnnnau -nf MA'1nn, Inn, l`l'E.lB!'. Mr. Donnelhy -`of_ Midland. Jos. MoMurray and `Miss M. Gallagher of Penotans vlpite friends here. Sunday. - Man 1' `I'.ntlmn.A, Sh-R nrm._ in cm zsunuay. ` - Mrs. I. LeGace. 3rd com, is on the sick mt. Mrs. C. Hayes has also been on taheplok -list during the past week but has recovered. ~ . T.nnnI.AnnA Hnm :1-uiinnn n nnnnln Ween: -nu : naa recovercu. Lawrence Soortt shipped a. couple can of fine livestock from here on Saturday last. whme-shanahan Bros. loadedmnother dar 0'f~g!`_a.in. Mex. `rarrant came down from` the north last week and enjoyed a few days at me home. He leaves shortly for Toronto where he will take up the same line or work he had last I -gaunt` I Iullv uumu IGISOTI. N In 1 IGISOII. ' It in the sincere `hope of the vil- lage people that `Frank Toner. who has been ill for some time now. will soon be able to be oopplydng himself to the old course 0`! knocking off our whiskers" `and `b0'b'binlg our curls." Milan .4-any-{no tIn'un-n nf H14: nh-I tn-An. IIPIE." `The tearing down of the old gran- ary that has been unused and stand- ing directly in from ofvthe station 202- I0 ions. has. made quite a. de- cided change in the appearance a.- round the` station 3-urroyndinlgs. the clean-up being perfect. tflihn ununr nnnnlst-are nuita hmav I-Iarrrnurg. tcalls at Antwerp and Apply Local Agents or J. E. PARKER. Gonoral Agent, 'Phoho" A`Dita`ido"` 2105 ' C.P.R.` B|.dg., Iprpnto I " '--'-lJ_l;l.Lll'>1\`ls-`E"('!:C l!`Nl:,`.RS.. n__ mrnan n`nrl'- dnu2`h't 0'1ea.n-up mam-3 pwuvuu. `The young` peopde`=are quite busy in their spare `time putting the ball field into shape and the pnospects are looking bright for mu'c'h activity in this `line this season wider the supervision o`! Rev. Fr. `Eg n, who is showing great interest in a-11 `lines of sport :02} the young people. All... Euulnbbg '.nna uvhn Cu 1na1v_ UL ayvsv avg ioov gvuuug run. a. ' Mrs. Burdette Long. whorls leav- ing with her :am'ny to Join her hus- band In Detroit. h`ad -a very success- tul sale 02 her household goods last sturdwy s!ternoon.- the sale being conducted by the well known auc- Atlioneer, P. A. Coughlin. Mrs. Long ' w~1l1.be missed by a. great many villagers us she has resided here for many [years and made many trtends all of whom extend their beet wishes for a. eate journey and hmpw future in her new home e,'cross the border. T Jae. McG!n-nls, general merchant. is compelled to~use'crutche_s lately. lhnlo Inn} maul: while Analgnd in l8 compuuau uruu UL usuuqs saucny. Early last week while engaged in storing salt in one of the outbuild- ings. at block of rock salt. 50 l'bs., tell tram 9. we 7 `ft. high and` land- ' ed on` his foot. The pain was in- tense and after a nigh`t's agony he went to_B'arrie and had an X-Ray, the result showing the bone in the mile toe broken. besides the roof of .the 001`. badly Praised. Ai; preserit` dllo All-\i`WeIIuAu, gwuvo we mu to'use crutcheg while eng salt o at -1 An In`. CAAO `BVLA v\oCv| ' w.w>~!"w> u an - an mun. 11:4 'ue HI: 3:: th A` -nab - A I-` reproo :I For Sale By _ __ _ I _` ;`-. _ - ,``---`A'-`---` -----~---- , . Apr. 30-'.VIrs.. A; Brown and! datiighter, `Mary, have moved to Elm- VB 9; M . . ` . ,' _I-Iermaxy Legauce has; taken up ..-_:h.___- .I_.....\ jV _E Sl5RA ` ANGLICAN ssavrcr-:s t~u_`1I:.._ '_`._'.nu' 1._1.1 ..-..-4!....` -. .(!ay 8.`! 1130. ~'.Lt68SO!"8. ~ Miss Ella -Shanahan. Miss Cath- er_lne Cough~l1n and Gerald Shana- hian of-Phelpston spent Sunday. with Miss Lil. Shanahan. nu... rm xiyaaava-onm hi... .'`m'n.-vac.-1 tn JYLIEG 1444: Mrs. `E Detroit. ,v.v-Iv: cur: rxuwyuyuuvvuu T - - - . ___ " Mr. Collins will hold .serv!c_e in St_. Peter's Church, M1__nes1ng,- on .Sund3E. May. 6. at 11 a'.m.: in St. John's Church, Craighurst, at 3 p.m.: in St; James Chlirch, Crown Hill. at 7.30` pm. " ` . it is prbg'ressing`favo1*ab`ly an-d in a few ,days he will no doubt be able to discard` the crutches. Francis- Hall has been engaged to} assist in the store during Mr. .\IcG'ir_u'1;'s' 31b` sence. " ` ` u-_. u,.. uvaouvo b Fishing season opens. on May 1st, and the question is. Will its be too cold for. the speckled beauties to bite?"ABut there is another question of more importance. Where can one go now to Afinda. stream where you 4. could expect to catch enoughfor a decent meal? -WV-it'h the streams nowadays beinig so easily and'quiok- ly reached by motor the fa'ct,1s they are just about depleted and the wonder is there are any left in any of our good old trout streams. Bu_t I presume a. few of the sports will try their luck at any rate and enjoy the outing, for c-msidering the weather con-ditions there. is not much chance of them `being eaten up" with mosquitoes. - - ` Wit~h`t-he continued north Winds that have prevailed during the en- tire month 0`! `April, together with heavy frosts each -night the fields of wheat and clover have suffered severely and very little plowing and seeding have been done. There has been practically no growth and those who are short of feed and naturally expected to turn out stock on pasture are very `hard hit at pre- sent. S`o much so. that quite a num- ber have been sold and shipped dur- . ing the past fortnight. The Spring season in this part of Canada seems to be growing more bajcklward each year and those cold north wxin-ds ` seem to chase down from Hudson ' ing. l Bay no matter how eanly we get a break up, which .sh`atters the expec- tations of the majority "of farmers who look forward to an early seed- 1 In 7 rIIL-,,,,._,, 4.... ..:I_._;. .1` Judge To the Thornton corres-pendent `I would like to state that thougha lov- er of nature. I .have not enjoyed as yet this Spring, one stroll through the woods w.here you could really say there was anything to enjoy. Last week I took the spade and strolled to the bush, dug up a few cedars and young spruce for hedge purposes, and during the operation. I was weaning a `heavy winter coat and mitts. I encountered ice in many places and all I could hear `in the woods was the singing of an oc- casional frog`. `The cold winds all April with her showers of snow in place of rain, have not done much to aid -Old Nature in bringing -forth even the little Ma-yf-lowers, and the quietness of the woods was even more not'i.ce'able by the absence of * our little 'friends, the birds. which are -no dou'bt held back somewhere by these continued cold winds. Yes, Thornton, I certainly enjoy Nature in all our surroundings, and enjoy going to the woods and basking in the sunshine on some nice grassy knoll and listening to the singing of the different birds as they flit from tree to tree.` Oh, yes. there is a lot to observe and a lot to `be thankful for in the old world, but no doubt, there are some who are not even thankful they are alive. V v.v-vtcu-wwvwvr _ ` - V a um i M11ci,Lt.;l;i--Ba '0 t. { $2: :,j..::a:., . B.::::: 0:..- . Otton Hardware Co. -4- _- - .- Barrie, Ont. _