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Solina, Aug. 10.--Mr. al Mrrs. Re- + ford Cameron and Miss Kathaleen, I Mr. and*Mrs. Russell Stainton, Zion, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Everett . Cryderman, { _ Mr. and: Mrs, McClellan and son, hs Montreal, 'were guests of A. L, Pas- coe's. «Mrs, Thos. Pascoe and Miss Mar- { garet of Hampton is visiting with Miss "dna Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs, Sam Brooks and Mas- ter Glen and Miss Gwendoline, Osh- © awa, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Brooks and ! Miss Birdie Fallis, and Mrs, Florence Brooks and Harvey Brooks, Mr. and Mrs Will Quick and Master Donald, Bowmanville, at S. E. Werry's, Mrs, J. R. Church, Toronto, at Mrs. Peter Leask's. Mrs, Wintsley and Miss Dora of Regina at Mrs. J. Yellowlees'. Miss Ruth Burk, Rochester, Mrs. James Mooney. Miss Dorothy and Master Gordon Somers, Toronto, with Misses Baker. The C.GILT. met at the home of Mrs. Blake Stevens on Monday, Au- gust 8th, Misses Helen Baker and Ruby Dewell gave their report of camp life at Darlington. Beach, Re- freshments were served by Mrs, Stev- ens in abundance, Meeting closed by singing taps. . The Solina Women's Institute met at the home of the president, Mrs. Thos. Baker, on Thursday, August 11, with some 80 present, it being grand- : mother's day. The programme and lurich was provided by the grandmoth- ers of the institute. The following pro- gramme was given: A reading by Mrs. James Moony, a solo by Mrs, W. T, ! Taylor, a reading by Mrs, J, T. Rundle, C.G.IT. girls then gave a couple of choruses, reading by Mrs, M. Pen- found, Miss Jean Millson then gave a reading supplying for Mrs, Westlake, Mrs. C. J. Kirslake Hampton then fav- oured the meeting with a splendid in- » strumental solo, Mrs, 8, Thompson gave a reading, Mrs. A, Peters of Hampton gave a talk on old times around Solina, the history of the farms from * the crown down to present deeds were then given by the grandmothers, Mr, and Mrs, Livingstone Miller at Newburgh over the week end, Miss Vera Baker with Mrs, Somerville, Cherry Wood, Mr. 'and Mrs, Ray Langmaid at tended their cousin's funeral at East Whitby on Thursday, Alsike threshing seems to be the most popular work just now among several of the farmers, Mrs. Montgomery and family have the sympathy of the neighbourhood in their hereavement, - The funeral was largely attended by neighbours and friends on Friday. Mr. Thos. Baker made a business trip to Toronto, Mrs. Taylor Hampton Miss era. Baker... . Mr. and Mrs. R, J. McKessock and Miss Margaret have taken Rev, J. R Bick's cottage at Bobcaygeon. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker motoring them back.- with Reg. with ZION Zion, Aug. 15--Mr. and Mrs. F. B. i Glaspel, Mr. and Mrs. T. C, Glaspel, My. and Mrs. W, W, Glaspel, and Mr. and Mrs, George Helts motored to Fenelon Falls on Sunday. - Miss Ruth Hilts stayed with her cousin Miss Nor- : ma Glaspel. Mr. Tom Brown, Ottawa, Mr. Bert Stevens, Hampton, Mr, and Mrs. Stew- art 'Hall and sons Harry and Clifton of Little Britain, were Sunday guests at J. W, Balson's. Mr. Leslie Hoskin of Cleyeland who has been visiting here met with an ac- cident last week while helping to fix a car belonging to his brother, Will Hoskin and sustained a broken collar bone, which has been set five times and now encased in plaster of paris. He is suffering terribly and is at the home --_------ ML HEN DERSONS New Wallpapers -- ANA -- school" will' be held at Ebenezer on of his parents near Harmony. Mrs. Russel Stainton entertained her relatives on her birthday, August 11th and all had a splendid time. Mrs. Reford Cameron had a birthday the same day. Those attending were Mrs, Jas. Cameron and Miss Mary, Mrs. Fred Cameron and baby Helen, Mrs. | Reford Cameron and baby Kathleen, Mrs. i: W. Balson, Jean and Marion, | Mrs. Leslie Hoskin, George and baby | i Jack of Cleveland and Miss Frances | Stainton, Buffalo. Mr. Will Stainton came over from Buffalo and took Miss Frances home after a holiday of several weeks with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Jas. t Stainton, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cameron and! Miss Mary were Sunday visitors at Mr. Herb Cameron's at Tyrone. Miss | Edna came home with them for holi- | days. { Mrs. Herb. Cameron has been visit- . ing a few days with Mrs, Jas. Cameron. Mr. Northcott is. on the road once more with his threshing outfit, Congratulations to Miss Norma Glas- pell on passing her examinations in high school. Passing three of her examinations with first class honours. | THORNTON'S CORNERS : Thornton's Corners, Aug. 15.- Mr. J, Preston has been marketing green corn for several days and reports good sales for same, | Some ripe tomatoes are now to | be had from the gardeners, The | weather has been very backward | or tomatoes which are o an abund- ant quantity now, The fine, warm, dry days this | week are very encouraging to the farmers who are harvesting grain | and hope this weather continues | for a couple of weeks at least, so many barns will be filled and stacks will be made for the coming early fall threshing, A large number of our residents attended the Geneal Motors' picnic held at Oshawa-on-the-lake last Saturday. All report a very pleas- ant day, The fine, warm weather for the day was ideal for serying supper to several thousand people, Miss Elma Whipps spent the week end at her home and with friends in Orillia. Mr, and Mrs, W, Francis, and Mrs. J. Barrie of Toronto, and Mrs, J, Bummel and Mr, Mrs, J. Francis of Brooklin visitors last SSunday at the Mr, and Mrs, J. French. Mr, and Mrs. J. Lewington, Sr. has sailed for the Old Country to of Mr. and Mrs, J. French, with friends and relatives. We all wish them a very pleasant journey to their old home and shall all be pleased to see them return safely to their home city Oshawa. Mr, Mr. and were home EBENEZER Ebenezer, Aug. 15] 15.--Regular services were held at Ebenczer on Sunday last when good congregations gathered to the two church services and the meet- ing of the Sunday school in the after- noon, Rey. J. Stainton was with his a A and gave two excel- lent sermons, In the morning his subject was "The Glorious Gospel" and in the evening "The Great Dilemma." Both were very fine and inspiring and the choir as usual added much to the services with music, Sunday school held its regular instructive session with only a fairly good attendance of 88. Miss Glady Bickle of Oshawa is vis- iting with Miss Vera Werry. The August meeting of the Mission Circle will take the form of a picnic on Saturday afternoon, Mr. Frank Rundle's Beach. A regular meeting is to be held at the usual hour of 2.30 o'clock and will be in sal fp of the group under the leadership of Mrs. Walter Snider. A good program is be- ing prepared and it is hoped that all the girls will be present and on time for the program so that time may he had for sports and games later. To- ward evening a picnic supper will he indulged in, to which one and all of those interested in the Mission are in- vited to come. Don't forget the date of the Mission Circle picnic--August 20th. Mrs. A. Winters and daughters and Miss Ball 2 Chatham are visiting with Mrs. W. E. Lymer. MAT to Miss Elsie Cour- tice on winning a hundred dollar prize at the guessing contest held in connec- ion with the General Motor picnic on Saturday last. Only one church service and Sunday August 21. Sunday next, Our pastor, Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving matural sleep. Ao avoid imitations, nays Joti for th Sigpateie of DotA, bili And (ASTORIA -- Fletcher's Castoria is : especially pre- pared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of TUESDAY. AUGUST 16, 1927 Rev. Staiuton, is going on his holidays and on this account the Sunday even- ing service will be withdrawn. In the morning the service will be taken by Rev. John Bunner of Bowmanville. Our pastor hopes for a good turnout to help make the service successful Sunday school will be held as usual at 2.30 o'clock. Misses Myrtle and Gladys Mont- gomery of Toronto are holidaying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Nichols. Miss Hattie Osborne is spending a few holidays with friends in Muskoka. A large number of people from this community attended the General Mo- tors picnic on Saturday aftemoon last | at Lakeview Park, Oshawa. Everyone reported an excellent' time. A F. Rundle is holidaying with her Teri and sister, Mr. and irs. Horsburgh of Cleveland, in Mus- os district. Mr. and Mrs. Plowman of Scugog Island were Sunday visitors at the par- sonage. Weather has been fine for the farm- ers lately. Everyone has been making use of every minute in reaping their grain and are very thankful for the helpiul change in the weather, TYRONE Tyrone, Aug, 11.--Mrs. David Hooper is holidaying in Muskoka. Miss Jean Thompson of Port Hope is visiting Col. McLaughlin, Mr. and Ry RA Findlay of Unionville spent Sunday with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Richards, of rE and Mr. Mactier visited Mr. and m and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Byam Mrs. Lionel Hooper. Mr, and Mr Donald of Gran 'Orton Bond and son Rapids, Michigan, are holidaying at M& Wm. Moore's, Mrs. H. Granby of Chatham visited her brother, Mr. 3. H. Muttin. Miss Viola Show is visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. Aul. Pregeott of Enfield. Mr. and Mrs. J. \C. McPherson and Miss Jean McPhers of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Barr and Mr. Allan Barr of Malton mgqtored fro Toronto and spent Sunday with Mt. and Mrs. Tom Barr. % : The Misses Kisell and Mr. Coul have returned to Toronto after a pleasant visit with Mrs. H.*Cameron. 'BETHESDS Bethesda, Aug. 9--Miss: Llewllan White of Port Hope is wisiting Mr, and Mrs. Everton White, \ Miss Elsie Oke of Ebenczer is visit- ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rundle. Mr. Ralph Johns motored from Thornhill and visited his cousigs, J. R. R. Cole and sisters. Mrs. T. R. Hoar has com home from Toronto for a few month§ Mra. Hoar has been living with her dag hter, Mrs. T. H. Anderson. Master Harry Harper visited his' sis- ter at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ellis, Toronto. Mrs. Joseph Bloss of Rochester, N. Y., has been visiting the Misses Cole. Sunday's severe electric storm did a err = Over 30 years the same good tea. Now packed in Aluminum, August 20th, at | wire Porcelain Tops Porcelain sectional oven Element Outside Terminals Clipped-in Burners Switches away from the heat Ventilated Fuse block Mercury thermo- meter Rockbestos covered Chromel "A" resist- ance wire | Indicating switch handle Moffats Limited, Weston, Ontario Absolutely Harmless - No Opiates. Physicians Ay lese vesputanat i. Simcce Sireet North Moffat's Electric Ranges for sale by the ELEC TRIC SHOP Oshawa, Ont. mmm---------- -- ot ef } good deal of damage in this district. Grain was flattened, trees uprooted or broken off, fences down and two valu- able cows owned by Mr. Harry Frear were killed while standing under a tree on the road. et POKT PERRY Porgy Perry, Aug. 16.--Mrs. Flood and Miss MArgaret Flood of Regina, are the guests of Mrs, James Car- negie. Miss Phyllis Flood is visiting Mrs. Clemens at William's Point. Miss Mary Walker, who has been visiting, Miss Marion McLauren in Muskoka, has returned home. Port Perry should be very proud of Miss Helen Mellow, who has won the Toronto Conservatory's Gold Medal for the highest standing in | the Associateship Organ Exam for 1927. Mrs. Irons and little daughter, Toronto, were guests of Mrs, Cause- ly this week. Miss Pearl Kent is spending her vacation in Buffalo, Perth, Port Col- borne, Lindsay and other places. Mrs. Stiver, of Whitby, visited her mother, Mrs. H. L. Collacutt this week. ™ Miss May Cockburn, of Toronto spent Sunday at her home here, Miss Cora Bowerman, of Detroit, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bowerman, Miss Anita Carnegie is friends at William's Point, Mr. Blake Cram of Toronto was in town for a few days this week, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Collacutt, Mrs. H. L. Collacutt and Mrs, Robert {)Collacutt motored to Niagara on Friday ' Miss Greta Pollard, of Bowman- visiting Proved safé by millions and prescribed by physicians for Colds Headache Lumbago Pain Neuralgia Rheumatism 2 NOT AFFECT THE HEART Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Druggists. Also bottles of 24 and 100! registered in Oanada) of Bayer Manuf: of N etl A"). While it is well known blets Neuritis Toothache b> is the trade mark ( ter of Salicylicacid A Salicylic Acid, "A. 8, "i that Aspirin means Bayer manufacture, to assist the fublie against imitations, the Tal a of Bayer Company will be stamped with their general trade mark, the | ville, who has been visiting her | grandmother, Mrs, Britton, has re-| turned home. The garden party given by St. | John's Presbyterian Church at the, home of Mr. Peter Christie on Tues- day, evening was a great success. | In &pite of the very cool weather therq was a good crowd. A splendid | progdam was given, Migs Margaret Forman entertain- | ed a few friends Saturday afternoon. | Mrs, Willets is visiting at Mrs. James Rodman's. | Quite a number from here atten-| ded the garden party at Myrtle on Thursday evening, Mrs. Wm. Cook spent a couple days in Lindsay this week. Major-General McBrien town on Tuesday. Mrs. Cowie, of her mother, Mrs. week, Miss Nora: Wallace was in Tor- onto for a couple of days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie James and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin James spent Sunday in Woodville, During the absence of Rev. W. L. Atkinson of St. John's Presbyterian church, who is on vacation, the ser- vices are being taken by Rev. Archi- bald Blue of Teronto. The Ladies' Bible Class of the | United Church held their annual pic- nic on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lawson Honey. Miss Georgie Boag, who has been visiting Miss Aileen» Burnham, has returned to her home in Toronto. The annual pienic of the Churel of the Ascension Surfday School was held on Wednesday afternoon at Port Bolster, The weather was splendid and everyone had a happy time, was in| Meaford visited McKnight, last Travel To or F rom the West By Lake snd Raii Palatial Steamships flying Canad- jan Pacific house flags proyfde tri- weekly service between Twin Cities and Bay terminals. Contrary to what one might expect it is 18. more expensive to travel by Steamship to Fort William than by rail, JIt¥is cheaper in fact, as ten dollars gov~ ers the whole of one's meals as well as the berth on either the - watin, Assiniboia or the Manitéba which are the finest Ocean Steam- ships on the Great Lakes. By leav: ing Toronto shortly after noon on a Saturday or Wednesday it is pos- sible in less than three hours to con- nect with a Steamer at Port Me- Nicoll and enjoy two days and nights afloat. A similar connection may be made at Owen Sound on Mondays. Sault Ste. 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