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\ ENFIELD Enfield, July 28.--Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Ormiston visited at Bobcaygeon. Ir. and Mrs, Albert Niddery and family, Tw who are holidaying witih Mr. and Mrs. John Hepburn re- sently motored to Lindsay, accom- vali by Mrs, Hepburn, Mr. T. J. Law, Toronto, spent the week-end at Mr. L. C. Pascoe's. Our Sunday School picnic was post- Jord indefinitely on account of un- avourable climatic conditions. There will be no church here next day on account of the anniversary services to be held at Burketon, The ladies of the Aid will hold their meeting for the month of August at home of Miss Ida McCulloch on 'ednésday afternoon, August 3rd. All the ladies of this community will be welcomed. [NEWCASTLE Newcastle, July 28--Mr. Herb. In- gram and friend, Miss Vina Herbert, and Miss Lizzie Watson, of Mitchell, are visiting their cousin, Mr, George Jamieson. _ My, and Mrs, Bradford Kay, Mrs. (Dr) L. H Hoffner, and Mrs. Richard Turner, of New York City, are visitors at Mr, George Eilbeck's, Mr. Hurlburt, of Oshawa, was home on Sunday, Miss Dora Farncomb, of Toronto, = visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs, Farncomb, Mrs. Warren and. son Charles, of Moose Jaw, Sask, are visiting her mother, Mrs, W, Bonathan, Mr. Gilbert McEachran, of Oshawa, was home over the week-end. Mrs, Stella Anderson, hostess at Casa Loma, Toronto, and son Dick are spending a week with her mother, Mrs, . T. Butler, Mrs. Sam Sutton is visiting her par- ents at Palmerston, | KEDRON Kedron, July 27, -- Miss Bernice Werry returned on Monday from the Bay of Quinte Summer School, Bob- caygeon, r. and Mrs, Thomas Hart, Toronto, and Mrs, John Hart, Oshawa, were recent visitors at Mr. 8. Conlin's. We are sorry to report that Mr. Jom Lee is quite ill, and his many riends hope to see him out again soon, Mrs. Harold Mountjoy attended the Orr-Buckler nuptials in Oshawa on Wednesday. Miss A. Wood visited her sister, Mrs. Herb. Rundle, Hampton, on Sunday. Miss Marguerite Conlin spent a few days with her sister, Mrs, F. Love, Osh: a, last week, Mr. and Mrs. H, L. Mountjoy visited Mr. and Mrs, M Hepburn, Enfield, on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, T. Spears and Miss McKenzie, Bolton, spent Sunday at Mr. L. Hancock's and Mr. R. Beath's. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mountjoy and family and Mrs C. W, Hoskin visited Mr. W. Cann, Salem, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Short and Murray and Mrs. Cornish spent Sun- | day at Mr. R. Beath's. fi ORONO Orono, July 28. --: Miss Ashton and Miss Ettie Winter, of Toronto, are spending a week's holiday at the home of Mr. I. Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Mclsaac and family, of Toronto, spent a few days at her father's, Mr. A, J. Leigh's. Myr. Fraser Little, of Regina, Sask. on a flying visit, called on a few friends bere Wednesday of last week. Mr. Fred Larriman js spending a week with his friend, Mr, Gerow, at og Island. ~ Mr. John Brown, of Wainwright, Alta., spent the past week at Mr. Robt. Rainey's and at Mr. John Webb's, Pontypool. Congratulations to the three pupils of Mr. (Dr.) Colville and Mrs. Colville lege chum, Dr. Borden Duncan Powell, son of Rev. Dr. Powell of Pittsburg, Penn., formerly of Toronto, to Miss Conger of that city, He will be accom- panied from Bridgeburg by another college chum, a graduate of the same year, Dr. Montague Perrett, ASHBURN Ashburn, July 27. -- Mr. Everett Leach has the contract of looking after the Hydro equipment at the TNR. yards at Myrtle. Miss Verna Varcoe, of Manilla, visited at Mrs, L. Richardson's last week, Miss Ruth Stuttaford has accepted a position on the teaching staff in Tor onto, : . Miss Blackwell, who has been teach- ing at Chalk Lake for the past year, has been engaged by the Balsom School Board to teach for the ensuing year, Miss Claughton, of Uxbridge, is the new teacher at Chalk Lake. A very deep gloom was cast over our midst on Sunday when the sad news arrived that Mr, Donald Spen- cer's only son had been killed in a motor accident a short distance from his home, two miles south west of this village, It seems deceased, who was in his seventeenth year, was returning alone in his car from Brooklin, when he turned out to miss a mud hole in the road, He evidently misjudged the ditch, and his car overturned on him, smothering him in the muddy ditch. When help arrived a few moments later life was extinct, He was a promising young man who was highly oe of in the community, To the bereaved parents and friends deepest sympathy is extended in their hour of severe trial, MYRTLE and Mrs. Reuben Hortop, of Oshawa, Visited at Mr, Frank Brown's on Tues- ay. Messrs, Tom Price and Oscar Dow- ney attended the Masonic convention in Guelph last week. Mr. Thomas Duff and son are hav- ing their house painted and repaired, whch adds much to its improve- 'ment. Mr. Arthur Boyce, of Brooklin, has the contract. ) + Mr, James Scott, of Columbus, visit- el at Mr. John C. Lawrence's on Sun- ay. Pleased to report that Mrs, George Rodd, who has been under Dr. John Moore's care for the past week, is im- proving. Miss Jennie Brown, of Toronto, visited her uncle, Mr. Frank Briggs, during the week. The monthly meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society of the United Church was held at the home of Mrs. Charlie Luke on Thursday of last week with a splendid attendance. In the i { The | SAVINGS That are worth while for Saturday THELASTDAY spl program, h | in the sister Provinces were read, when Myrtle, July 27.--Mrs. Dan ' Black | Miss Lenora Oliver, of Dundalk, visited for a week with Miss Mildred McDuff. Miss Jean McDuff is visiting oe lent, Mrs. Swayne, Mrs. Clarence occupied the chair. After the opening exercises a endid which savoured of nt wore a sprig of maple leaves, on mission work all joined heartily in singing "O Can- ada." At the close of the meeting the kindly hostess served an appetizing lunch, for which she was tendered a hearty vote of thanks. The happy "gathering then dispersed fecling thank- ul that there were in a position to be of service to those who are less for- tunate. The ladies have been invited, to hold their next meeting at the home, of Mrs. Bert Duff. i Mrs, William Tarvis has returned! from a pleasant three weeks' holiday Jith her daughter, Dr. Clark of Cleve- nda. Farmers are getting anxious about their hay. The wet weather has proven quite a draw back, and there is still a great acreage to be cut yet. Some thirty men are busy shoulder- ing up the highway along the pave- ment, and everything will soon be in readiness for general traffic, Mr. and Mrs. Fairclough, of Hamil- ton, are visiting at "Westhaven Farm," Roy Bright. Mrs. Todd and her son Fred visited the former's sister near Uxbridge on Sunday. The highway from the seventh con- cession a mile and a quarter north of Brooklin to the ninth concession here is now open for general traffic, and at time of writing (Wednesday) motorists are generally aware of this and are| enjoying this long stretch of pavement., One can now come from Toronto here without encountering any deturs, BROOKLIN Brooklin, July 25. -- Miss Helen Bessie, of Stayner, visited for a week with Miss Doris Batty. Miss Marjorie Allems, of Toronto, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Allems. Mr. Cook spent last week in Guelph Miss Gertie Hunter underwent an operation on her tonsils on Saturday in the Oshawa Hospital, Miss Doris Batty is visiting friends in Stayner for two weeks. friends in Dundalk for two weeks. Miss Bertha Goldring, of Whitby, spent the week-end with Miss Hilda Mackey. Mr. G. Ego, of Kingston, spent the week-end with friends here. The United Sunday School held their annual picnic on Thursday afternoon at the Lakeview Park, Oshawa. A beautiful day brought over 200 to en- joy the program of sports and spend a holiday. Various races for boys and girls took. place, for which they were given suitable prizes. A number went in swimming, after which supper was spread under the fine trees in the park when all enjoyed a sumptuous repast. After tea the ball players went to the baseball field where the single men played the married men. The married men won and then played the young ladies. Miss Muriel Pengally is visiting in New York for a few weeks. Miss Violet Parker, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Bailey, has returned to her home in Toronto. Miss Dorothy Vipond, of Toronto, is spending two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Vipond. Rev. Mr. Rowland, from Omemee, preached in the United Church on Sun- day. His many friends were pleased to see him again and listen to his fine ser- mons. : Mr. Everett Tink, who has been in Cheerywood for the summer, spent the week-end at his home here. Mrs. John Maynard, who has been very ill, we are glad to report is im- proving. : We understand Mr. Fred Orminston has sold his store and business to a man from Stainer to take possession the home of their daughter, Mrs, H.|! Small Down Payments! CONVENIENTLY / ARRANGED! . Diamonds ON CREDIT Sce our special selection of bril- liant, blue, white diamonds in or- nately engraved setting of distinc- tive design. These diamonds are set in modern settings in 18K green and white gold. Every stone is commercially perfect and in a design that you will like, $25 and up CHURCHLEY'S 23 Bond St. E. Distinctive Jewelry is Within the Reach of All Select anything in our store--make a small deposit--and pay the balance over an extended period. Our prices are extremely low too, Out of the high rent district, with a low overhead, we can offer you unusually low prices, Our credit service is yours for the asking--and at no extra cost. Come in and see us tomorrow, Waltham Watches We have for your selection a very fine array of different models of this famous watch. Guaranteed as an accurate timepiece-- you also get the utmost in destinctive appearance. Make your selection now! Have Your Diamond Reset in a Modern Mounting Your diamond reset in one of our modern settings will show to better advantage, We can give you something different and up-to-the. minute in modern ring setting designs. The cost is very reasonable, Phone 1035 immediately. ; ; Mr. Ormiston has been in business here now for some years and has given good satisfaction to the public. For July Clearance We hope Mr. Ormiston and family Bargains on passing the music e ion of the Toronto Conservatory held in Bowmanville recently. Junior piano-- Edythe Trull, honors; Roy Colyille, primary. School piano--Chas. Buckley. Master Ross Morgan accompanied his aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs. E. . Lorronor, home to Buffalo for a short visit. Dr. and Mrs. W. McClelland and son and daughter, of Toronto, were visitors at 4 ather's, Mr. Robert Foster. r. T. HL Powers spent the past week with friends in the city. Misses Mary and Marjorie Sisson are summer months at rs. Ross and grandson, of Niagara Falls, we visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Price. Mrs. Joseph Millions and daughter, , Sask., were visitors at Mr. > Winter's over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hall, of Toronto, are a week or two holidaying with her sisters, Mesdames A J. and W. M. Staples . Mr. W. R. Wood is assisting his son- jn-law, Mr. Wesley Hoskin, in building a flarge implement shed on his farm Oshawa. ne. and Mrs. W. L. Gibson, of Tor- onto, are ing a2 week at his sis- ter's, Mrs S. D. Yeo, Antioch. Miss Madeline Convier was She guest ise party young irien of A= R Best's Sunday School class 2 at the y School rooms, Park United Church, on Monday last, she was presented with a few of ivory toilet articles, as she 3s leaving shortly with her parents for their new home at Sydenham. Miss Jeanette Duncan, of Toronto, is a guest of Miss Flora Cobbledick Councillor George H. Luxon and Mr. of Kendal, have returned from their trip to the Old Land, having had enjoyable time. ; Mrs. Clarence Duncan, of Millbrook, ; ill the Floyd J. Cuttell left yesterday o officiate as Silk Bloomers - - 89¢ |, Summer Dresses $4.95 Sik Hose - - 5%¢ Dress Voiles - - 33¢ Pillow Slips - pr. 45¢ |. Fancy Blankets, pr. $3.98 Art Crelonne - yd 39¢ Lines Table Cloths $3.29 32 in. Gingham, yd. 15¢ Pure Thread Silk Hose 79¢ Rubber Baby Panis 29¢ Ladies' Silk Vests - 98¢ Children's Rompers 59¢ Get It at The Arcade Drygoods Notions {Oshawa preached a service which {Picnic at High Park and the C.P.R. will mot be moving away, as they would be missed in the c ty. NORTH OSHAWA _ North Oshawa, July 28--The Sun- day evening service was better at- tended than usual. Mr. Bunpar of was much enjoyed. Mr. A. Gerry and daughter, Mar- jorie and son Lyle have just return- ed from a motor trip to Welland and Niagara Falls. The wedding was quietly solem- nized at Stouffville on Wednesday afternoon of Hilda Vera, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bar- rett, Oshawa to William Westley, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Pipher of Markham. The bride was dress- ed in blue flat crepe romaine satin with shoes and hat to match... The young couple were unattended. Af- ter the ceremony, the hap- py couple left for am extended motor trip through Canada and the States. After their return they will reside on Peter street in Markham. Among the beautiful gifts to the bride there were some substantial! cheques. Our congratulations to the young % Mr. and Mrs. George Scott and! & Mr. Addison Scott spent with Mr. and Mrs. Worden at Ty- rone. Mr. and Mrs. T. Solomon and family wisited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strong at Enniskillen. Miss Vilma remained to visit this week. Mr. and Mrs. Start and family motored from Toysnto and spent Tuesday with M P. Vallant. Miss Beatrice p has return- ed home from a &wo weeks' vacation in Toronto and points. While there she attended the Oddfellows' Picnic at Orillia. Berry picking and preserving are | among the housewife's duties just now. Ladies' Ready to Wear wyton, Ohio, to at the wedding of a col- with . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Powell at Raglan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Burgoyne visited | Ji HE large with nicely i ! 63 KING ST. 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