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ME.\"S and 136$` BATHING SUITS 49$ CBRYSLIR MOTORS PRODUCT . V. Hos- time of writing I to hear ot the death of Miss Hasket, fvho died with a stroke in the R. V. rlospltal on Tuesday, June 18. Much sympathy is extended to the bereaved; `V .1 R/Tinov in irnr\v-ruy~inn- `h~ `nnnrnn .>yAupa.Lu_y Ab CALUIILIBO. LO EH8 D(. 1't:`H.VCC}; W. J. Miller is improving 1113 nomc by cementing it. .u.u.nn :2 -9135) to {avail Rich: Body Styles CHRYSLER "65"-$1325 to 31460 5i! Body Styles `I15-n-oI-L f'-J.._ l\_-__`_ 0....-H1241 An . I :.urnIluyUl hf .0. jngpx ' ` sandal/any `Fig.1.; (3.35; 3 hznsamn). .. 11 sea"; "" ".'.'."."'ij ii&ii'e'ss` `Calls at Cobb -r From Quebec - To Glasgow-Belfast -n '21! `Ink! QR Thiphpgg (- springs anchored in moulded blocks of live rubber instead of ordinary metal shackles, supplemented by hydraulic! shock absorbers, means an entirely new and delightful comfort in riding. Take a demonstration: Learn for yourself the dif4 ference between Chrysler performance and _the others: cnnysum "75"-s19s5 to $3050 Eilht Bndv St-vlpc noun 1 \!I\l\I C \l Q\II\I`I I'D .915 - Learn and Earnpart time Motor lcs, Battery, Welding, Vulcanizlag. H9609 Wiring, Bricklayin Plastering, Batbch lng, Beauty Culture ark. Good poaslucl open. Write or call, freelnsuucttnboak. DOMINION SCHOOLS I63 KING WET, TORONTO Free employment ServI'co-Coast to Coda! IEARN 6.06?I'O 10.00 AI)X`}'T _.._._ .._.lI.`.._.__,._A LI..- n.,-,,nn ,4 _- Next to Five Points lurstiay. june 1915 -.-j. _j___j. (I fl LJUULLCE ' 3di1"'t Oobh 1' from Quebec. 'I"n Llverm 3 2 Aug. 18 Aug. 7"; vyu- _FROM` MONTREAL - tII.-..|.-..__ Qnulhn-anon: FKGKAYSUEBEC . (`|I-n-`Iunn-n_CnIIf`no!nv:f. "13; `ymouth ,. -V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. To Hamburg 113080. he To Liv erpool Tslnha I I`? To Cherbourg-Southampton July 2 July 28 .. Empress of Australia. July 9 July 30 - Empress of Scotland Aug. 13 Sept. 3 Empress of Australia IVI 1 `v ---a-- ,Aug. 20 Sept. 10 .. Empress of Scotland Apply Local Agents or J. B. MACKAY, General Agent Canadian Pacific Bldg., Toronto I . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. lV1ULLltLU| 21 Sept. 18 Montcalm To Antwerp 1 Aug. 29 Montclare 15 ............... .. Metagama Dw-neuasu 1 . Duchess of Atholl 31 ...... .. Minnedosa. ............ .. ;tMontroya.lf an? 14 K/T(>`:`.T.'I3! Montrose 1\fn-.9-nn1rn ;VJ.\:J ; ha Montrose 1- .-L avow- V own van V. More Sidewalks Planned The village council are planning, if re-elected next year, to build more sidewalks; this time on the south side of the railway, connecting with the sidewalk at the Presbyterian church and running to the corner near the Angus cemetery, providing those liv- ing along this street will supply the gravel according to the amount of frontage thateach one has. To Enlarge Cemetery More land is required for the Angus cemetery. Two or three more acres will be added in the near future. The graveyard now consists of two acres and nearly all the plots are occupied. it is a great credit to some people i the way they take care of their plots. The graveyard, that is the newer part, looks like a garden of owers as seen . from the road. These, with the splen- |did monuments, make it well worth ' the observation of those who pass. I : Village Improvements ; 4 The 900 yards of concrete sidewalk 1; ;; A which will connect the central parts of the village with the community ,5 park is expected to be completed by ,1 the end of this week. It, along with E the hundred maple trees planted lzy I the Forestry Dept., will make a con- *siderable improvement along King : street, which runs directly west from i the community park to the centre of the village. The new street which : runs north and south in front of the park is considered by many as one of the prettiest streets in the village. . Visitor Praises Horticulturist I The horticultural meeting which was held in the forestry shed last Friday evening was a marked success. The I people of Angus and others from the country nearby were delighted with Henry J. Moore's talk and pictures. About four times as many turned out this time as compared with Mr. Moore's first visit here. Mr. Moore gave the people great praise for the quick progress they had made and | I I Roy Mr.-Kinnon had a narrow escape `from a collision with a train when motoring to New Lowell one eve` i.ig last week. Mr. McKinnon Was travel- ling west towards the village and was watching a freight train on his right which was moving slowly into the siding which is just above he New Lowell station. When Mr. cKinnon thought that it was safe to cross ne stepped on the gas and at the same time noticed the passenger train ap- proaching on his left. At this point the train and the car were both about 30 feet from the crossing. He forcibly applied his brakes and was success- ful in stopping to allow a close clear- ance-too close for comfort. This proves the great importance of hav- .ng good brakes, also the necessity of wan xuuuwcu uy G UGLAUU V\'11.l\.11.l u:5uu.- I ed in the young people returning home happy but tired. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Davidson have invited *he 3oung people to spend an evening rcwx week at theirkfarm. 5l:Bbu Luau Ill`: WUULU. LUV}! H U1UhI`.' watch and would give all possible as- sistance towards making the Horticul- auralsociety a success in Angus. n One Way to Slow up Speed Some citizens, especially those with motor cars, are complaining about the rough condition of.,the village streets. But the village council thinks that this is a good way to make car driv- ers observe the speed limit. There are a number of dangerous corners in the village and there are a `good many children crossing to and fro on the streets. So, with large number of cars that pass through the village, per- haps it is Just as well that the roads are a little rough. Anyway the village cannot tfuild sidewalks and x roads all in the same-year with a tax rate of only eight mills. I ..._.-_ I3I_A_ T" Fishing is becoming a noticeable sport on the Nottawasa a River which runs through Angus F ats. The lad- in: am: fnlzincr ac rnnnh infnroef in fhic wry-` vuvv ---.. -----. The trustees at Angus Flats school are endeavoring to re-engage their present teacher for another year. They xrie hoping that they will be success- u . ` A vuvuvnknu A4 v v A q u n ~ u n na`lA Fun. 4-1.3. .1. July 10 ............................ .. Montrosej July 24 Aug. 21 Sept. 18 Montcalm] I -Iua\t\|l I`! 1IIII"l LUL. A number of young people from this part spent a very pleasant evening on the farm at J. Su1ly s on Thursday evening, June 20. A baseball match 1 was followed by a dance which result- xn in tho vnnncr nnnnln ~a-nfuv-ninrr mofnh and 1nnn1rl- okra all nn:=ih'Io l`:_t-l stated that he would keep a close run.) IJLLLUUELI. .nu5ua 1' LU4l1. L115 ICU ies are taking as much interest in this ; sport as the men. n-11-- ......L_.... -1. A......._ 1E|'I_A._ .._1__-1l "Angus I Flats auu uxuamuaun cvcu 11 at uguh is seen in another direction, because it is quite possible for a car or train to be approaching in the opposite directhn at the same time. looking both ways at railway crossings and crossroads even if a light is seen in nnnthpr ('Hrpr-tinn hnr-ancm if i: WCCAu A large crowd from here attended the funeral of Alvin Cunningham in Thornton on Sunday. The friends have the sympathy of the entire com- munity. T\/Tr nnrl 'l\/I've TKT T.Tn+-nu on:-I `Mn- suuxu. Ly . Mr. and Mrs. W. Hatton and Mr. and Mrs. J. Holt attended the fun- eral of R. Stoneham in Toronto last week. `Mr. ...-.A 1\Ir.... r\-._.._ -2 h.-1:_1_ __.-._;_ ..-.v u vs.-- V--an uuu .4 ;.v;\.;xuu._y u. Irwin Speers received a Wire from Los Angeles that his brother Hugh had passed away very suddenly from heart failure. Friends sympathize with them in their hour of sadness. .. --_r-- \v- `*4. --- -v.vg-vv avutv "awn. Mrs. W. H. Carson and.` baby have returned from the hospital and will be with her mother for some time. 7 :LL1_ v__ Jly July June 25--A large class were con- rmed last Friday evening in the Ang- lican church. `Mr..- 117 11 -n.....'.. :. -.:....u..1..... 1...... cm. and Mrs. Cleary spent Sunday` in Angus. A n11w1'hnr `Frru-n horn offanrln H-no -_..........-...-- .. ...... --...- vy -.. 2... Mr. and Mrs. G. L. -Davis attencied [ the Warden s picnic in Midland last week. A 1 n n ~ A . u A -Al 42.-.... 1.....- _La.-___1_.1 and Mrs. Overs of Bualo spent 1 the week-end at B. McQuay s. Twvvvvvu Qv\nr\-tn ..-.....'....A - -_--._- 13..-..- June and Mrs. Fred Harri- son and children of Toronto spent the week-end at F. Richardson's. .. _..._ ...--._ Iav -wnvaalnta uuvu In Mr. and Iglirs. A. L. Moran spent Sunday with friends in Penetang. Mr. ......-1 mr... 121 -n c1....A.1._.. ......._4. .._.... --..- ..-vv.a\... ova uuuay vaannvu 'Litt1e June Carson celebrated her third birthday Friday, June 21, by entertaining thirteen little girls. A merry time was enjoyed and refresh- ments served. ' -- -... . -u, -.. Qnvlan an - nanny. |-"Zl;/`Ir. a:n:i. Mrs. Clarke of Kimberley spent a. few days last week with their I sister, Mrs. O. Bates. ' } -1;/Er. and Carruthers and family, Toronto, spent the week-end here. `M - E911: 1urm- r11.-....... ,.........o. c......1....| 111 11.15 LID A nuniber from here attended the graduation of the nurses in Barrie. 11.. -_-_1 up... 1-4 1- 15 ~ I! MAY Jul? ......_.._, .. ......u..: can A ugauuuugu Mr. a1;4;1 it/I.rs. W. D. Scythes spent a couple of days in Torontg last Week. `l'l'..... T1? 1'? 1-1---- - ,. A L -L-- -A ---~ JAUGLL 01.1 H]. U11. Mrs. W. H. Davis is visiting her son, Dr. F. Davis, in Huntsville. 11.. ____1 II..- 1-1__.I_- -4 -rs.-.,-L__.1___ `i A1"ci _ lll.._'l'0N TRAIN, Ennis SOCIA'l'E `DEALERS W. D. LATIMER, AIEUI` l'lERB.IURRAY,Beetnn EARl.JAME,BruKord AMBROSEHAMl..lN,Slndy_BQ lw. A. (moss. Distributor MUG UULLLLIIUILLLJ 111 lllb UCICEVCIXICILU. Sunday visitors were Robt. and the Misses Gamble of Barrie at Mr. King s; Mr. and Mrs. Matt. Robert- son, Barrie, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Kneeshaw at Sam. Todd's; Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Eldridge at Mrs. Thos. A1- 1an s; Mr. and Mrs. R. Sinclair and baby at Mrs. Jno. Todd s; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ritchie at Howard Allan's: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. J. Burrows, Miss Doris Wessel,l ua._y 111.511 U: The Rev. J. McEwen received word on Sunday that his mother had died and he left on Monday morning with Margaret and Jean for his old home in Clinton where the funeral was held on Tuesday. He has the sympathy of the community in his bereavement. Rnndnv vicifm-c ninrn Dnhr oru-1 Hm: `at the W.I. UL ucuxcuu. Mesdames Boyes and Hodgson were county convention in Barrie on Tuesday. T-Tnmnwi A'l1an affnnn Dvnchvfnrxr DGLIJC U11 xucoua . Howard Allan attended Presbytery meeting in Barrie on Tuesday. Mr: Wnlfnr Aan and Mn-c Him 4 I I39! nova` - --- '.I'o Cherbourg-Southampton July 2' Aug. 1 Aug. 29 .... .. Montclare July 5 . . . . . . . . . . . .. Duchess of Bedford July 10 .................................. .. Montrose July 18 Aug. 15 ................ .. Metagama. July 24 Aug. 21 Sept. 18 Montcalm Aug. 7 Aug. 27 . ................ .. -rMontroya1 Aug. 31 .......... .. Duchess of Richmond 0 Calls at Oobh JLACULLIL5 ILL Jlvalllli U11. .Lut:aua._y. Mrs. Walter Allan and Mrs. Wm. Kell are leaving this week for Min- neapolis travelling by train to Sarnia and by boat to Duluth. They expect to be away about a month. Thu ha n-orno nn Qohn-rlau ~ninrk+ 3 LU MC d4\`V'lv_) GIUUUU U; 11lULlLJ..l. The ball game on Saturday night was good, the teams being evenly matched. Rooters on both sides did lots of yelling, Churchill winning from Stroud by a small margin. They also y won their game from Lefroy on Mon- } day night. Tho pt! ,T fnwinn V-onniuzx tun-rt} 7 Fred Allan is building a new silo` } of cement. V xlrnoanmna unnnn nu.-1 um-:m.m. ..-mm! uvv y;-w ..`.-.. ber of Chryslers in the hands of bankers," lawyers, doctors, manufacturers, engineers, chemists, judges and other leaders throughout the Dominion, you realize more than ever that you travel in the best of company when you own and drive a Chrysler. It means something dev nito_ whfen _thouand.s at your service. Permanent Waving, etc. For appointments Telephone 349. MEN S BETTER STRAW HATS, the sea- son s newest sty1es-Specm1 98c to $1.45 MEN S WORK STRAW HATS . . .. 15c A!:@!19L!!0n.lh-End Specials MEN S SUITS in fawn, grey, etc., newest style, best workmanship, all sizes, Reg. $22.50-Month-End Special-15 only to go at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12.95 MEN S BEST BLUE SERGE "SUITS, in single or double breasted. guaranteed, in- digo dye, best of lining`, and workmanship, Reg. 53 0.00 value--Extra Special $19.50 July 3 July 26 ...... .. Duchess of Atholl 1'0 uerpuul July 12 ............................. ..`.- Montroyal July 19* . .. .. Duchess of York July 20 Aug. 17 Sept. 14 ...... .. Melita Aug. 2 Aug. 28 Duchess of Bedford Aug. 3 Aug. 31 .................. .. Minnedosa} Aug. 9 ................................. .. Montrose Aug. 14 Sept. 4 Duchess of York} ` I MEN! Here is you chance to get a good suit for the holiday at an extraordinary bargain price. BOYS 4-PIECE SUITS, consisting of coat, vest, 1 pair long and 1 pair blmuner pants, in sizes 37 to 32, and 3 pairs 111};` pants in sizes 33 and 3-1, exzra good qual- ity, Reg. S1O.30-Exm1 Special . .$6.95 SPECIAL! SPEQIAL! 4-PIECE SUITS`, Tcon.si CHURCHILL While the Arcade store offers every day of t-h`e year better merchandise at lowest possible prices, these Month-End Specials represent extraordinary savings. Avail yourself of this opportunity. Dress up for the Holiday and save. Arcade Beauty Pgrlor V76"-I pf IVI-IEN you see the num Notice who own CH ms LE Rs? -' Mal` a/one med/25 cz /oz` \.llavn5Uvv `sauna LU July 3* July 26 Duche July 4 Aug. 3 Aug. ..... .. ,}1_;1y 12 ................................ mzy 20 Aug. 17 Sept. 14 Aug, 9 ............ ... Minn: nnf M111 at B fU..lJErCou1ter of Major, Sask., callel on Mr. and Mrs. Allen Miller, Tuesday. J. Dobson has recovered from his illness and returned home after spend- ing a. month at the home of his daughter in Barrie. Inc Tnnnni-+ Iirkn h- n H.-.+:.~..4 .'.. 13 L115. | Claude Carruthers, wife and baby} are visiting the former's parents, Mr.` and Mrs. B. Carruthers. rm? `I\Tn '79 /\n....... ....- 1...1,:u....... uu. .111. Luc Uxaxlgc null, Angus. Born-At 122 Nauru Ave., Toronto, on June 22, 1929, to Mr. and Mrs. Matt. Parks (nee Naomi Perry) ai baby girl (Dorothy May). Cong'ratu1a- l I tlons. v-rq,_,, _,.,..,_1- _..-._._.1 x-____ _..,A- _Aw4 -- I uauguucx 111 Da.1'1'1'::. v I Jos. Jennett, who is a patient in R. V. Hospital, is improving at time of J writing. 1 (`Jnndo (.owm~M-`Ina:-o ny-`n and k.-.1-1 aux; auto. L). \./dollubllttlb. L.O.L. No. 73. Angus, are holding the Orange service on Sunday, June 1 30. in the Orange Hall, Angus. ` Rnrn-Af. 1?`) T\T9n'vn Ava 'T`nrnn.`n land and Reg Morpeth, with Stanley and Mrs. Copeland. =Miss Myrtle Brigden and W. Cope- I . | June 25-Re\`. J. Ross will preach his fazewell sermons in the Grenfel Uni:e-C1 Church on Sunday, June 30. .\1:'. and Mrs. Ross are going to live in Toronto. All wish mem success and happmess. Tho cnhnnl nhi1r1v-an nun um--H1'....-.. l 1.11:1). t:.\a.u1:.o. bulb \'vCt:xi. Robt. Muir, who is in the R. pital. is Very poorly, at the writing. 1:? I (`.n11'|h:1~ nf` 7\/fninw Garb auu uappu1c::. . The school .ch11dren are {heir exams. thls week. Dn1+ `A/ruin rum-.n L. z... +1..` 11 1` P_` `'fdY'5alanced ch... .i"wnhhy`-ntVI1lldn|n Today there is 9. general recognition of the fact that Chrysler has ohsoleted long established standards. By scientic distribution of car weight, by new utiliv zation of fuel, by advanced carburetion and correctly 9. plied thermoadynamics, C sler engineering has created a. new performance. luuo. | The people around here were sorry sive cars are now driving Chryslers by preference. GRENFEL gn RYS LE R. SPECIAL! SPECIAL! \\'0ME.\"S HATS, all this se:1sm1`s I16`.`J* esL . 1ss tun nunmmus to describe. N2; :1 hat in Int \=m1'1111esst11:111 353.95. Montiv End Special . . . . . . . . . . . . 98c to $1.59 Many other Specials are awaiting your in- spection in Shoes and all lines of Clothing. Visit the Arcade for great savings. SPECIAL! SPECIAL! A SPECIAL PURCHASE of a factory clearing in LADIES SPRING COATS makes it possible for us to offer the most amazing bargains in Women s and Misses Coats. Don : miss this extraordinary op- portunity to secure your coat now at these bargain prices, sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 40 in lot, values regular up to $25.00--- Extra Special . . . . . . . . . $5.95 to $7.50 JUST ARRIVED! NEW SHIPMENTS of SUMMER DRESS-~ ES are arriving daily. White, Colored and }:1()\\'e]`e'\1 Dresses in large v:1riet_\' at Siro- cinl Arcade Prices . . . . . . . . . . $2.49 up g. 3 . ` . . . . . . . . . . ;v1uL `Does not call at Belfast 1From Quebec 'I`n Dlwnsnlufh