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' .j 4EL_I,JuU.|su1unn uuv-w- ...r -_ , gguamxors the dishonsti` of em-ichig ; feWfpeisons`who Happen io own silver * - . "` ":1 ,`:.....-.. , ` hplhon or axlver.m1nes,' aT thwexpeusg of_.the gt-mt, bulk of the people, but see any harm in pluixdeying `th great b6d'y of American `co`__nsumegs to nrich trcompaniiely sniall numbehof inlnufaetutrs and monopolisu. GUITHRIE.) -...--.-_ _' oI%R'_LA1~i. UTOPIA. th u summexr. 4 as been conned to the ......t, man. .. nnmface : ho! r` fgxil wheat ears old ;?;%1,1N%DsAY-5 years "old; `7)=`T`w" /\'-r PORT iEIiOPEh-:7`3:1rs'<$`l`%iL'A owing to the unfavorable, woamer. Miss Addie Hurst has returned home from" `: `Pittsburgh. after a six months visit. Mine S. Reynolds, of,Allanda1'e. 13 visiting i friends in vicinity. - - School has been re-opened, with Miss I Thompson as our new teacher. F. Dire. Stroud.'had to kill a fine lpprse _ Anne Lough. oi the town, had her arm badly brokfau on Saturday evening, by fall H15` from a swing. _ ..r hand nave us 3 hme-music last in% swung. ur band gave us Saturday evening. Kep it up, boys. _-._._. Some of the farmers have nished hnrvestl ing. but there is quite a lot of grain out yet, unfavorable", weather. | Min Addie } ---mAugw31_7A1a-Are;mry;:9gh:5x9!9l;f9.1l`I inln ,t.h'e death of another ot the old residents; vicinity. the leg. ` W. Penrose, of Uxbridge, forme_rly of this place, is spending a. few days In this Mr, Robert Graham nzis qompletedrhis new teacher. F. Dire, Strou_d,'had kl fine hprse the other day, from th eects of a kick on g. W. Penrose. fotmerly_9f` ~vicinil:y. Mr. Robert Graham nas qomyleted his new cider mill, ,,and has got it in operation. Sorry to have to chronicle the death of _ Mrs. W.Allen, ar., of the sevenlzhconcession. The burial was on Sunday, at the Methodist demetery, Thornton. Our sympathy goes outta the friends in their bereavement. Miss Robertson hus.rlstum`e honxejfter Iher viat uh Barrie. T.-Hamilton. who has been in the north- ern country, is home on 9. visit: , , ` V M. mud .\lra.R.`Bowu and family spent, UPI) C0\l!N:l"y, In uumu vu u. . Mr. and Mrs.R.` Bo_wu a some time in this vicinity. 7 CH. Lougheed, of Holly, Monday evening. ' '1'. Reynolds,` of Shroud, V . Mr and MrsW Uowan h _the' city visiting. - Mr. nnd"Mre.S, Wide ha: -"the past week R. Sutherland. of - Strou `j_?ivam I inan had I mgthoi in his Ijdn.asa" in Mr. H; E:sl'; for the diariibf Langbolm, )iixifiiosshir`, whfaawcowmilcea - -91 1: 11,1`... l}..L(-un ` A PIO'IfON~-1~yer old the , . g `- . `R. Slltherland, Stropd, attended our ,S3'obatah achqol `lash Su_ndet`y,`and took charge of the Bibie`cla_ss. - " - I icle,th'e residerffs of the township of~Innisl,_ Mrs. Allen, of - ----Aug.~31_-z.\ALa-tLre;t1QErjI;L vu-T the seventh line. who departed this life on Thursday evening, 27th instant.` Her re- rnains nerefollowed _to the English Church ' (`-enietery, on Sun'dsy' last, by a great num- V her other friendsand neighbors. The .~ "members mi the familyihavve the svInpat'.hy- of the community in their bereuyemen1;L;:_ !&aMrs'. R. J. Hill and her little daughter Gertie spent a `few. days lash week at Thorn- . hill.- with Mrs.'Hill s sister. . ', ', Last week Mrs. R. Little. accoihpiiuie(L with Mrs. and Mr.` G. Sharpe ofhurenill. i took. in the refreshing and invigorating '= breezes or De Grasae Point. 7 _ ___,_V_ I u:.. Rm: M.-R night leftiiere on Saturday 3 Grasae Point. ' ( V Miss Ray Me-Knight lefthere Saturday ' morning for an gxtended visit to Toronto `laud Butfalo. v " M .. Wilnnn, nf 1`horuhill`i`a mending a I remain oven for the tea meetm . Our school re-opened the Ht insh, wij:Ah;',I'- cs` very fahnttendauoe, a}1,erage.A\_zg..heing 28. > So far there ar1rin`the`_Le:w'ing class 1md"ve1'n~therEntrance. " `" ` ` ' George Vauderhurgh has hukeu John Cor- ~ "hows school for thiserm; ats_.t_1L_1o_l_atter has gone to attend the Normal in `Toronto.- r Good` %SLdi1 G\ood %T`reVe.J Grodci Brdgag L ` Aug, 31332--.Mia:I `Dot C-reighhon`hau~r"` fturnpd to Toronto.` 4. L . ` V` '- . , ` .f`Mra..A. Thomps6x;'.of-Oriliia,-_is visiting ; herailpeg Mrs. Ja.g,_McArhlnu`.3 ; _' A plomnb "party was : glvenfat~ Riohar;d` Graw{dxd x.1aatFridayeveuing: = rs: 'KirnaE|-k-k and W.iMoLmy' paused Bus tfoyling-in In`;-. % Mllsaraon `oi Atria will pfeoh` mori1_1n'gLand. s,1aatEridayeveuing. - A . C5.`1'Kir mick and W.;McLmy phased- tglxe ;1i`ir'nYv ,orm - Examination at BM:-10 amt` ; Gswigginn &he.J'nuior. Le_a,\*iug`. .' * Hanvestingjn done. V . A number of Q;-,0 `people took :31 th$ S. L V S.` t{i'ip.tz6'Beav.er`tou oh,Thu ridayH.1ast`i, ; - ~ '- ii Thel)ew-Methodllyolxurch at awkgtonti ,will.bu.<)' ,_ d tiextfunday. Rev; _M,v: , `nme.mm_. Raw. M:-Tfarkor of Orillii lithe. ' ;e3z'onin .7 The iirIt?`u`n11AI`tamaotin g` he helM:.Mo;nisy~avqning.Afqlloyllng. f ~ _.Vnu.`D3 RD U 1191') 3`!-ll -II-In}: Lyqn I-nu, Pearson me will, preach morh1u gAa1'\d. attqrhqon,.,Rev. M:-.`Bark.er of_ Orillit lathe. s It 19 n }un'omm'on to hemwurjfarxizoxu ` iolaimiugaeha |lel,d,:oi-thuirydrq` 1-oi pm ~ , a.vmae1mm.t imr_ve.ta%to'ty~V x*.abuLn'hlI% : ` Per more-,s'1.`uayl1d;h ` --,-Alllutop.ora1d M has 0eg(}1y`g9\{1.., t 136$ . . ('`3.V'~!31:ir?I4:i:/ox?` L`v1;.a'Ar.T;=IQ5j1iio```'Qbxf : ` `Mia B 1l,9h _.I' 0.h%AArxh:Rim9dx ill. Minn: "id! '1`. . ?z65Z #?$ io- ` his maul at; me my , `M ' ~W.cm31'I~ Moby J; g` }, % BARRIE-Infancy KILLYLEAGH. KNOCK. ing. - 5,` "was here Sunday. s"`V\ have frinds from one sTAfrI6i. _ g. 3.8, had aftiensl visiting ;home vmn: ` .R.` family spent L.:.. ..:..:.'.:+v I sis vicinity. . called qt Knock, luIuq_m aguuuuw um: .-w..- 7 VV ' isbn,_ho_ lled up_the.ue\-1;si';iV;e.1t;: ttgte,_Agi_ving alt t_ho_ pdrtic\;lam.in .,.,.*.',,... hii liemisa WAh_y\ not? `foil will` hed O 1oth}ihg." Ru ` -_Pl'aSBl' G0. 100 - Dierentftterns in , 3 l _ Si(lb(.>a1;d"Cove1~s;.T6ilet Covers,` Trayl Clot? 3,. Mats, _~Doylies, all pure linen; German Drawn-work, only one or two of each degign, being sagxplgs of a large manufacturer. _ |With;,,thei Sa.n:1eLotA l'ToWe1; : .::ou%s.%:1*Uze;:'s:m3%es L'rieLabove in egg hading undr _whjc.h`the. ._I ro res` t1e`Va1leye1cl/gators to thvtrimnph oi.` ema;'I.$lai;. and Pagereonr Ib,aaya:--- 1-aib:al_ party has aehglih onterd upon . Ln "rio(lj"o,t*g` cod luck and auooe'us;' It meats ummn-Ishrm -lts,h`anan.--IH iiiinmaible `to ' "'A. l-15;-$=l lAd1t:'nV:4-? 'A`l5aaa;g;[. `A 2 ~15-texaightanyeats tf~ unavailabl efforts, ` iw ti; -every auoodii-hind ita,'viotox`1o;L nkre7eyen` ; me `enigma an G rea.'c "STa.rie\ty . . _ A We show the Vgreatest' va1uebin 'l`ab1I.in:nsl ', and `Towelllngs it has been ourLprivi1ege' to offer. . _ We ai-c Thenn at Less 'l_`l1an the Cost `of Imp01'tiug_..__.. ` _ Art Draperies, Japanese 1ins1Effe`cf's, Art Muslinsjz in new designs. and'Madras effect ; Swiss `Spots in` 1 P_e_ek a Hbo _Curba1ns, (veto. 1 The `Wonderful `G_hea;p% Men.` _R. L FRASER & Co. . F:1e_i:'t"x`iitybhs}s:1ie1r t!~iii\1id`fo Egiiiadfihir ; . on a mm onjhe J may, cjpam_sbout'501nile8 from NewYo`rk bityghln the nahvoonbignv ` _1neni;ofveg0!1'&ble, ragaed by',e1eo,tricity', hag cb Vplaced in, Nev; York?-marke_t._>.The ' elecjsrie` nid"it"gQne;at.ed Min mream. .' s which own ihidhahith` farm; md:blounhb.` ` wn}_q_u n`9wu_I1z`0ugny1)nexarn1.) Inup}.Q1}gw.' zrnkeas `-hoe: M M. =1a_w. worked b steam llilhtb .A' m'~oeom*;:- * eodgaare `kilied by g \ :eh1'ic. ` ; current; V A;1ight9r' current.` x .useM plnntsv' .: atf -' r.!sa-., H10 $nan$L \ 2 sad 'Mixaggf"Taaa _Qaoofn'I_ondnyto commence " `patron Tueuday. * ` ;-I onng foik took in T_ ""`"a'zrmu`rday.` ` 'j t [BI I Bay Point and `mag: m.........= av erouserfove` W 59 El? uav ufuvv vvuh-W. {by insogxng a silver tube inlbia lllflfb Junta, gwyvnn-I, -v-v-V--V gin Mannie Hall; T Before .takn18 ,._._I .l-..sl. I Illf Immxu; \ how "1 vvuv pay Lcuuuu Do:infe_1L, `Ifngain back with Mr, igaihqu maker. - Kkog: _ ' "v - gjqpeh It fev dam in Lofroy Suikw with Mrs Y Geqrge A .-We,.areA.huvibg,>yery' ool V n ue has 2.uj3mmg51ggT* 9_au.,.goea.to_.the;Conaertory. ' A 6! Killeyleagh, llpeig` . `A at gm-` 3631 `with ' T cuu1vcinLL;v -.... L. ..2._ A iong` costly. . ~6 v . ' Port du Saint is another cheese of the W3 sameorcler,-but superior in `avor to_ } liver same as" Brie, and it may take rank over 3d Of that, as that" has done overoquefort. ' and as Roquefort did over Swiss; which was the n-it foreign cheese that ever ` really had a hold on the affections ofthe Canadian stomach. V " . ' cool The making of Port duS`a1nVt is 9. pro- jfoundsecret. the roperty of the monks g. ` of the Abbey of tic-wbrac, in France, 1 and the pious gourmet `might be for- , ' given for. believing that over every mtory. `cheese-9. benediction had been H8.i(1:`""' a11_ex'cept true Brie. It costs about the `Rhnnnfnrt, thmlizhzif Office `Yet in` mil! "bl Day zfouu nun tarnhont. ey ctonserfover him _Th9y`r_9port having- ue tmipns. hav.-:5 been *xwhmVMm:- -.:.MeKuy un%hc.ume___ripd next. si; aj.!ba`a in?-the evaning and . _. Ipldoqn Claus.` ' V :_ ii Lina `n..g _Vu`lou'8`pulIl and roost-go ama-~ . 1 ,_ luau KHIOOIHII ` uvnuuum u-5._,u. II country wuc once ro- by t numuctavhh` editor to writauxood by this country wu once - muy " to wribentogl Irtielmon milk He replied by return, unit: . "The but article "on" Iiulk I'can ghink of is . Win mo_re do you warm' - . - V . Y5. 61.. nnlnn lnnhhm it ninv be. of went,?- ` ` Alb. the same hahion it may be. said cheeee that the boat article on cheese is mould, or chemical corruption; In truth, cheese owes its vnlneto genera- tion and the presence of bacteriallife. In mwqrd, cheese is the glorication of decay. . ' rm. hintm-v of cheese may bacon- decay. The history of ma uidered as condensing the who a pastoral poetry of the Aryan race. The mild imd gentle Cow. sacred still among the Aryans of India, doubtless by.` reason of her gentlenesein the family economy. fell especially to the ,charge of the, wnmnn 011!` \'BI'V,.llll'.|ll113EU`Dl'0- 8li especially to the ,cnarge on me, women. Our veryL.lxmguage*pro'vea this." Our word daughter comes from the Sanscrit. duhitar, meaning the milker, from tthe verb dnowto milk. Dug, fer tent, is doxrbtiesa from the same. Cheese`-making has, theiefure, "began. a feminine profession from the start, and 11* lish farms to this very day An- ..-..-.. -,.;..:....,m:HrWrTrr ` ll `nan luuun nu yum ..._. .....J the money coining-Tm {e IjiTUf'Ia` cheeses is-considered as the special per-, quisite, pin-money. of the wife. > Eng- lgmd has long been famous for the quan- titi and `quality of its cheese. . nmuuln` however. in a wholesale way, tity and quality or us cneese. Canada,` however, way, is destroying all the trhditions of cheese. One steamer lately carried to England- 750,000 cheeses Perhaps. after a chemi- cal treatment, many of them, like gnod citizens, cwillfhave returned home to de- light unwitting natles by their tine _f'oreigu `nish. Yet. though Canada makes cheese by` the mountain loud every year, there are not, as in England, France and Italy, any localities famous for epecial brands. The reason is not ` `far to seek . Our cheese factories collect the milk of various nT,'hnvi1xg differ- ent soils and peculiarities of pjasturnge, " and mix,_tl1em, striking `thus an average, entable indeed; `but lacking character. \\ ` _ To km: hmm nrnvml lmvond 11 nernd- I It smacks of the soi1;it breathegof the - - from Cheshire t9 anot character. M ` It has been proved beyond a perm}- venture that the quality -depends on the` pasturage. Cows, dairy-maids and spe- cial methods of makinxihave been taken V er pairit of Eng~ land, and the * result wasga product very different from the fan1ousCheshire cheese. Cheddar, too. which ponies from avale in Somerset. where the famous Sydney Smith was born, has aavor like his pungent blend of wit; and humor. for whichthere is no chemical counterfeit. pasture. 2 -But the azlorv of England's cheese as ,':.._3!- V bfwibindwngiyoi c,` mun ` .. ;.'..` ahnrtrfytl vrritnlinod pasture. `But the glory ` England's to quantity has been eclipsed by Canada and as to .quality..by France. , France cannot keep pace with the demand for `her cheeses. Consequently a. large amonntrsefespnrious French cheese is sold in this country. The cheese of tables d hote is almost always a t sub- ject of suspicion; good for the mind, .Berha`ps,vsince a chemist whose digestion ad been impaired by chea tables ri'hote once a113*z`e`d`s* piece:`** efound it to contain chiey vwhat 'Opte', the famous "gainter, said he mixed hisjpnints with-- rams. ' V s - Take Brie, for instance. This comes from ssmall district near Paris and is ca cream cheese of ~unriva11ed' delicacy, but not easy` we keep during wai:z_n_ weather. - . rv.......mim-t hnwnvar a hee`se.verv~ weather. ; ,Ca1ne,mbert. however, a cheese-very~ aimiler, though coarser -in avor, which is made in a large area, ,,in N.ormandie,- has been steadily_ pushing into favor. It ,ia.just,ha1f as expensive. and restaura- teurs canaffordto give double ortions of it. Hence your infatuate v table 41 hot2e.diner,;Wh'o always wants quzuitity h_g_hgua1itv,_vote for Camenr ` V U bent. ' . . 3 . . ` Pont1 E'vequ_e also comes from Nor- mandie. Ibis ngt,_ as somomight sup nae, merely a Camembert gone Q; b 18 intentionally made _more_ solid: and V -1m'l`der in taste, and is 10 per cent; more costly. `Part dn Salut `cheese-9. beneaxcuon nau ueeu rsaxu;"' high. 9 aricher cheese, more fond_ of but by dropping into itisome handfuls `Pa 'in mlairv-iuuid concoction ofrbread R uefort, though its p`x`.ice'yet . lingering on the breath than fejithers. _ It is :1nadb' of goats `milk; and `the chin- rvo-o_scuro eects in it are caused, not" by;rusting it with insertions 'UfWViI`e,- of. peasant bread. Roquefort, there-. its taste is th'amne,_name1y the milk of - that gay and -festive. animal who has of. peasant -Dream. moquewru, uuuru-. and cheese; 'Gb;"(iz"r3fzT6thT:r' noiil *cheaT in: 7 this country, not French, but Italian. is. ` more expensive than Roquefort, -though made sq many ; humoriatkthe .pictur- T0,'13/11!111i1)i',11lIii1C0Y100G,tiQ _0f-be=?1, asqne and iveu`er ab1e,,goat. W'1?hi cheqese}. * comes` from VtheTMi}an,ese district` of T Ita1y.retuins its aristocratic richnqs ` Iinepoiledb t,h'e_don1oc'ratia*c1imate`of .;}0a 11'ada. gin 13:9,` `goml.-` cheese : tosswear 1 by. .Wherein i&g1i1Iera`trom Limhuxsgerj ._-:~av.good'oi16;tovswezxiTat. -f` ~~ -A, wirm` nhiinnan ~Iil:'a.- Rrinnefortv and` _--r~av.g9oa'one,to-sweaxyau. L "~91 .Soma~ .ch'mss, ~I_ike~; Rcqugforty and` . . Gorfgotxzola, requinqtwo pr_;th1`ee V site 1 `toy:1)211 .for_1;ot1atze'Uf"expars;*:j` Vm I Vqheeaes atgaixr 9. grant .age`. ' :Pur1jneaan,`~ another Italian or Sicilian `variety. hgaj V kept-`Q1 lxnndregiihnd lly gr_aaraMand~ . - . tgfun_d-iati11-de1ieiousund~fnll.o Hf? 'an_d, j . ` 6wx;r:.VTv.11euxa1satI~iiRrench `cheese, - ; at uiwismre many fun `from the name. 3u3};E3."_3'j3ae"3a;3 him; ; In em ordam Er - uvuu Vunvb 1 0w` qII_ uv u-V, J-uuuuu:' JV"-'4, . . . . va_1;iT55`c' . ac ordar;ce_.;w1t u_aa1tiqna1. V: rgusgge, the WV ite Bread Mendqw mm, by, V .Vdi1fe;3!9!0nVot ._(} hn'lty` Trustees, Jet bg L mama. Annm11eto;.b0ys.-ntartsidMi 559the 1ir1d1n3`V8oir:%on =whi1eL th " . yW9rem!`1'I;l1n8 it 18% he eldwagu ;.,1,eun.%;n.%1aaen.. mad mad `In an. Mhviv A1: 4.1-.a.-+.h`na.thn wim. yyyuu usuuuu uw-It-oy -oven "U!!! was a` W ' :.let:ta.:.hh;7'1`l!13der\wha had made`: ` ..:_*.,.*::!9:;le,%%:***:...:ms: Az;nmnwl Xru_im, of {ghe Wqgdstock .`.Benfm_}Byiew, the -Libri1{1 ksarjdidatga V _ T(_)x(o rd' (_brotb_er of Mrs. Bev,)_ A. Findlhy -of` th'isvto_wn) will I . _ wpn. W.WM..1:9n< x1oa`.veg;x yvlgiv ' 0 . % % _ *``2;g...a.. :a:%p:-M. V 7A.cur1o1`;a jam} -anuignt cuato,zn_ haa_ lustbten_obaerve(1; -*&tj"'Bou L19} Lincolrssi. :M~`l-by v Tn imnrdnnnn -, wit v t.:'-aiitlnnn`l- ` ~ Yum " _g-1zg:2nns:g; as: one: at we; may we muuar: L "`` n;g";5? `fvlfihtg There is o clsselof people who imagine they own half of this world and haven mort gage on therest at it. A large number of this species take possession of Bsrrie every~ Saturday. and make themselves monarchs of an they survey. It is almost impossible to get along Duulop stree-t,,on baturday, from ten in the morning until about four in the afternoon. The street is blocked by groupspoi gossips, who, not content with ocupying the, sides of the walk, spread themselves across the full width of it, thereby seriously impeding the progress of passers -by. who, on Saturday oi all days. are in a hurry. A constable should be placed on duty every Saturday on th~i___street_,-_1vith orders to move on these selshpones. - `X .. ' Rogers %%b1astanu,friveroints, Barrie. .`":..' ."">. . __ t v__;; I-mpressions By The Way. VVe re Small, but Healthy. ..___ 1 mass COMMENTARY. ` ?(-Thathaun Bauner:--The Canadian Medical Review is authotityfor the a_tate;nent that 5in"Ont'ario there is one hvsician for every 600 of 2). population, an `that on/efthird oi them could do the work and still not be over worked. : No wonder the average bf human lite is getting higher. Howe thankful we , ought to be that so many are willing to live on small-incomes for the sake of the health `3V'*-T51m`:a"'"Tf17lrn 1nErHc!'ti'fReif:l0B8P'8-inn . / small-incomes tor the sage Ul um um... rif"61i'e`r`Z'Ifthe"1ner}ic&l-prae%i6ioaer'&.in , crase in number an rapidly in the next few yenr_a`they have recentlvbeen doing, we shall` havoto change the expression, Every. man his own physician," to Every "man with his owT{hyaicis.n.` ., - 7 ure., .1...` 'l'`.'......... Tn Inuit umnk s issue We oa A doh`_tV m_'x:`/tion -`ITiLI;pp!y'*re!e`r to ` tiwane,y`u.II,G.g.._ =`_ . Vlilil ll!!! own pllyuwmu. "inghnm Timea:-In last week : issue i published a` summary of the changes in the 1 new school regulations ' It muethe evident ` to anyone who has given the subject thought i that there are too mnny changes in the course ` of_ study for the. senior toms of Public 'I School, and in nearly all the High Sghoollb coufae. We cannot underotnnd why so] many changes are necessary,` '1`hetime_for| experimenting should be passed. and pupils beginning in the lower forms with a certain goal in view at the end oi a four or ve years course, `should -hnve an` accurate knowledge from the beginning, of what studies they will be required to take to reach thetgonl. - = . n;_..--n1 nm..... -._"i`hinizs` are doing I at goal. afloat and about right for Canada. bbth. government ,uho:e.,'I.`he majorities for` good elull on`3watqr. Everlsinca the happy day ' when the people of Cgmhda decided to put t.lxelr_truat in Mr.`Laurier andvthe Liberala, J vlotouynhor victory with blgguns and little gqns,_wlth big yachts anti lime yachts, have heen comingL_thiol_s and fast. 'l`h'~ crops,` j ne'nrly'rmned' before the twenty~thi'uL . J uue; have Bean picking up ever alnoe,-emd= became discouraged, _and thy grasshoppers, pot `given tn-_oub_le_ this `slimmer. V "M--~- cu.....:Jm... .-.`.'.n1+. n! the contests Montreal Wilneas late olng I now pmmiae fairly well; the army worm . v whiohamonted. to lg plague laal: -year. have ` .& Q` on land, were as larga as the'If1a.rg1'n for npv l H l "f_I}`._H.- D;;.in. New` *Enfnla nd Harmer ;-- a {A npgmwho ha! as new 1-zaot Sand that hg when, ya bin1;_,mo ontyatlon} can do no ` M th oIIt0l_&.1t2*g1lt9VThe&vlly with ` Mir [ gatmaptkqut thq; SQEQBI-0?!` Ulla yI_0_`,>ll(+llJ\_s3.`_I`|I: uqvv ..-......,, ~lh9`K: t;\nsM`I._b,1xrh:u Em poanggut the. .nndj:ImalIL trogd tor t_, 9 ohgep to blame ipxsa. vmgn .:;`!9t0WilyhA17`LItortIwllljbe Il1.llLthI. `. }guu&3vf::'v?- javieyoti Vbcxeeng in gee our Ngw Gidthing Store`? um newuy Wm! `Eats want out thug I .h.`mrm s'hrowId last Sunday. ` _ Ethel Muir met. with n -padaccident, on ` V\'edu;adsiy, having hurt her eye in aicdllig _ sion, while at school. ~ _ ' 'r+...mnarmatinn of St: Georae s church V" TI1lEl..nomlnation day for county {conic-inors will, be'~on Monday, Dec. ; 21815,` We welak before tlmxstliomlgj, ,` inlJau`nnr'y. which is always polling _5 day; The toawnalgipttown and village `nblxiiuatibna will lie lmld. as_ `formerly, o1ithe MoIld3y immediately preceding _}>6lling d.71Sv,- while _ the .county council M nominalions. will be lfeld on the}Mqnd\y `preceding that, or twg weeks befora .~ppIuagjdy. = _ T while school. Thewngregation of George are thinking of holdinfgtheir annualharvest home nndxhnnkagiving service some time in September`. r ` _ Farmers will be sowing their fall `wheat; Rev. Charles E. Perry, fohmerly of this circuit. preached m the hlethodisg church Imml Muir -budaccident, September. Farmers will sowing _their`1 this` week`. aMiss Lily,'Bun'kr,' of Hnwkstohe, is visit ing her parents here. Prayer meeting is held every Friday even- ing in Cuudle 9 nehoolhonee, at 8 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Scott, of the Barrie Baptist church, [conducts the aerices. , _ I 'm... n..;.... Rs Imld their ..usua` -picnic I conducts services. The Union S.b. held t'l18ll.',11SlllLl' -innio ` .lost Friday afternoon in Mr) Brown s grove, where psrentsxand teachers met; and did all in their power` to make things pleasant for ` the little folk, who thoroughly enjoyed themselves in. the pleasant woods ; and when night came on wenth_ome,thoroughlvsntised V With the day s fun. :'Brsntfor(l`.in,a few da.ys.- where she will 3 attend the Young Ladies College. m... M. Rnnlzor in snendina her holidays , I Miss Mildred>'Brown.`i`nte_nlds going (0 I Young Ladies Uonege. l Miss May Bunker is spending holiday in Hnwkston. ~ _ - ~ " Ai1'g.29.--Alkgxf ue cattle were takenl from here to Barrie`, lagt, week, for shipment. ` A pleasant time is reported at the lawn . social held at the x'eEig1(jnce'of Rev. Neil - Campbell; Mitchell ,.Squs.re', last Friday niuht. V " . _` night. - . . The sympathy of the entirerommuuity is with the strickeupapeute of Charles Day, of `Shanty-Bay, who recently died at Kingston, Minn Rdinh Bell". of Drew,0nt., and recently died an mugawu, Miss Edith Bell". of Drew, 0nt., _,Eg\3gg_cj :_l g_ of Sutherland, Ontarrio, I&\l\'l.' .. .L ,a..,. II.'EE"\"aTE='I2"W1EIi'} 6i11II!c1U;" An" ime:iug_ca1cu1axion, based `dn 0 *tha'4oic_ia1 returns of VMuu`itobA 9 crop 0 .ih.`1895, is made by the Fdbaygeon dIhd_ege;_7H`ant. The` 25,000 fa11'z_r_1ers of -n__:_:- n...'.....-;:.. ..:....`.I L. 41., um- __1_g\_V_}_'_gm__2_\_y_|_1u_gu, U1 uuu..........., ._,_._._.`, spent a few drTya IKf"\"i'T1vvTE'(i't11 6i1`1Inc117," C.G. Atkinson. - ; _ ' ` ` Glad to see Miss Alberta Campbell ou_t again, after her prolonged illness.` V Quite u crowd from Guthrie and Gilchrist`, patroniacd the Oro Station Foresters moon- light excursion to Strawberry Island. on. Monday'nigm;, the mthinstarit Since` the road to Crown `Hill hob 1$i"' `improved, many wheelmen have passed _through\ here, preferring this route. no ' doubt. to the Ridge Road. in its present ;|rough condition. ` .` ' | - . 1 . \.u.u.-. .....- i. \ '1Twpthr.for tin past week hn been! more lik autumn th I Herbert Dennis, counegl t_he. [more IIKO uuwlllu Irma uu_.u......,. > ` _____N ___l ________a Herbert morning Extended r1-grow, house for the" punt week with u apxjaface ; ho : and'Butmo_ is able to, be out again. 1 ` Mrs. Wilson, of 'v1`horuhill_,i's pendihg 13- M(1A1119LiF! Outs ftiIbi5153Vi1l35- ._l few days with her aiste1`,L M1g.'R. G. Hill. J. MoNal1y, of_Cedar Springs, 0&1l8d_!-an'Mrg_Corbett_ _j_> . . Md hm1`* 1L` ~ The members of the Es_aato'vvh_1ine Pikes." - The W5393 3k;; f Sh C'Lh'`- 5 chvurbh >pyopoae having their anniversary V '.9W`diK .5 5 da'Y3 Wm` _t'hi" "_i> MW | servida on? Sabbath` 20th -September,41mdi~ J 801118 3|H`Wh- ` their-annual-ten meeting on Mdndav io1k)w-_ ' lately, ; ' ` ~ . ' ~._,_ kindly consented to condnbtthe service; and I "Y.|_ 19 WW`? V1`i . W` 3 for the meetin 1:4v1cDom~l haan9t.banfeeng1vs1L mg; .Rev."Dr.McCrb.e,_ofU01lingwood.has . ,,,...-_. ....,. .n..m. m.elv_ In. n....m.}mn1 m.nmm;'d the 1'13 inst" withi; I neigborhqod lasfwimk. _ , ' .~_.,n Robert, Argher wn's *_in`.Victoria_ Harbor 1....A.* ...';.nb wm. Mcnawuu. 3: ;-m.\....-,, .. _: I l x .%-AI|5.l.lUI.IylIu u-...._ ..:,_,'. ___,, V ` ' ` ` .__ Harvehbing is 0V8l`a . 1"" ' Dunimn _Ba`rr1loat` two sheep, lately, ,Ib- ` is auypused hears have taken them. . . V _ _ 1 xlL MdEwan.nf Medoxite, wagjn the --:..n....v....-ma In..+-ifk. ' __ _, r zxouerp nwum mu u... . ,.-.---.._ 1ast w'eVek. . . -Mie's_Jennie, Burtoh way in Ponetpgg; last I-nan`! Wekt \ , V . N y - ' " MinMLary Martin has been spending the past. week with Mrs. Bishop, of E1m_v.ale. ` `Mia: B. Madden, of Chicago, oaled on friend : herev last. Tuesday. . " '] b j_'Very"heb. vy min au_d thunder 159% S1indp_iyb.j ..._...... uuu av... .. .... V _.. ._ we Ix_1de'pg'2n candidate` Mr; am11o.`haa'a1waya.taken a lively in- 2 ii,` hgrigultural mauera, "being 2 7;'zn0n:ih`gn>f;1y; idex1:tiqd. with ih-daipfa nd thpgood-roa da asociations. ` ?Viior'% g: him is assured, and it will bn;`t1l;cou_n`t of "Which Sir-Oliver L V6 n9: Vtofel ashamed of eonxtitii;ency.- ' ` - ' , ` _vw1iILLSDALE. _ . Aug." -8` t.~-.\4r."ra`is_'(.l `Mtg. Mv9r a wens 8'u_ud__\y wit h'.{iiuds:!n Ban-1Je._r > _. Min ~._L_izzla Luqe in v`gt`i!preaent.\viailng_ |vf1:xendavinVGul. n_j .A i 3. ma-.-~mma`m~ and children ro,turned~Ahome_', tnieuau`n4Ga1:., . -_ % - ; . I wMr:" Shaffer and children ro,turneduhome_` i`,tb"I`oronto'0f,'IIl\elday;" ~ . 3 `~ 1` ' I. Stfavizwaya returned-Lhome on Satur-3 . 65 ,`,'a. ter. gv lengthy visit wit_h"frienda Vin 1` Belovle. - 3` A. ._ "' T. Mu. Skeng returned homffromion` I 1S;mndI( punt` wgek,- .aouo'rpp'auld by` Jan 1 I`nter.~. Iaon.- I ~* < M . A. Lghoy Ipgnt _afav'r: omit `geek " . in.8mthr9y._ - V. L, M, f.;Minn,io MwDoold,j ox. Buri_e.-zwpg` V-,;tho*fu dtVq(vMrn:M;WnugIif1uweek. , V ".2d3Blaok~A spent n..1ev;:pd`qyn at Iut_we9;k ; ha}i.no1n[ 1 . .iFxawlejr. .1` '" uwl9y.V or Qrllllg. ii ginning.` L ho)! M00016. .0! 811.08; I VMhi,MIeu-,V91ZTq:9j;b. are ` A ` ` Ifo muunam Wmujl ` . Ml, `Kw MILL ROAD Mews. ~ V :15:-an-_-a`:::--T.T._.. .. .._- .. _ , %_tim`Prairia~Proviricb raised in that year M ;;31:;175,ooo bvishels or whegg sufcient 0 fed;`according to 3 high avexage VcQnsumptioTu-, '4,T500,000M people. The ' Mavats, hgvfly, beef and, vegetgbles would bo;3e!;.'a\;1'ciey_t' to supply all "the '..ot}1'r needed aftictes `bfldiet. T-he`men rarlted aboubV1`50 d;1ys,_of t.7enThours on ` {their farms, or.37,500,000 hours an all, '-{`L`c'o'1'1_seqt>1ei1tly 'a11:;he food required for ` ith` snstnance ot one_ izidivid_ual_ for an `] entire_ year can be and is raised by nine hd!irs ;`I`abot. ' ' `