r·r11e Chesterville Record. VOL XX\i, .'-i• ) •.-;:: CHESTERVILLE, ONT., THURSDAY, Jl LY 17, mm. S11\GLE COPIES 5c .

AN IWMENSECROWD CELEBU TES IN CHESTE R VJLLe .,w 111 111111z1111114 INCORPORAT[D 1855 fij 111 11 w 111 11 1'ITT \ On Saturday to part ci nate in Ii . t1 e Twelfth of July cele',ration oue of the large~t crowds ever 87 Years assernblect in Chesterville thronged THE MOLSONS BANK thl:! streets and driving park from I CAPITAL AND RESERVE $8,800,000. morning until night. Just how Over 100 Branc hes In Canada Growth many visitors the town had is A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED impossible to say wi th a ny degree Ever since 1832 this Bank has been of accuracy but it had been esti­ CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT serving the Canadian Public. Its mated conservatively at thne BANK MONEY ORDERS thwas almost ideal F. efforts. for such an occasion. heavy show-, en; fhur -day night followed by Your savings account would be gladly received­ , ai 1 o:.i Friday and Friday night, 1 ~======~!======~ and the regular interest and ultimate benefits will 011d put haymg operations l)ey be decidedly welcome to you as time goes on. regret at leaving and a!l conld I Teach the C h1" ldren to Save - THE ..:ome .vith a cle_ar conscience aud I know that nothrng could be done Habits are acquired early in life 011 the land. Children, w ~o are ta~ghtthevalueofmoney Bank of Nova Scotia Motor transport seemed to he aTict t he habit of savmg, grow up into good WITH WHICH IS UNITED the most approved method uf toe business men and capable women. people in attendance and upwards The easiest way to teach children t o save of three lrnndred autos were pack- is to start a Saving~ Account for each child · The Bank of Ottawa ed at the grounds and in and ($1.00 each is sufficient). After a child has Paid-up Capital • $ 9,700.000 J. 0 . CORNER, Reserve Manager, around towu when the procession saved another dollar to make an additional and UndiYided Profit.a l 8.000,000 Chesterville Branch ied off deposit, he or she have better RCl!Ourcca • 220,000,000 will a appre- Tlie matter of feeding sucb a ' ciation of just what a dollar ~tands for, and iargc crowd taxed the resources how much work and self-denial it represents. of the place, but when all were sati.-fied it was found that ample preparation had been made and TH€ .ME:RCHANTS BANK 111dging from comments freely H ead Office : Montreal. O F CAN ADA Est;:.blished 1864. passect by the visiturs the repntat­ iou of Chtsterville for taking care FINCH AND NEWINGTON BRANCHES, •'- O. COR~ER, Manaf,!er CHESTERVILLE BRANCH E. R. HAYES, • - - Manager. ot the straugers "·ithin her gates Sub-Agency at Monckland Station open Mond,.y• and Thursdays. will be spread far and wide. Both ilPI$ FPM&i~ WGIZll9t61 !WP lhaw&&MMM M "MW hotels haudlecl large cro,;•,ds while diuners and suppers were served ment ot thefaculties with which God made many apprehensit·e of a soak­ by the cougre~ations of the Meth­ ing and the crowd being very much odist and Presbyterian churches, had endowed each i ndiYid nal and for the sake of efficiency their use diminisned he did not attempt to F. W. Woolworth i11 each case bringing forth unstint­ hold them, closiug the speech ed praise for the quality and the should be di::;contin ued and prohib­ who achieved the remarkable chain of 5 e.nd 10 ited. making with a few geueral re­ cent stores, at the age of 26 supported his wife e.nd abunciam.e of the food provided. marks. Rev. Boli11ghroke, who was a child- and saved money, on $10 a week. ' hortly after out o'clook the stra11ger to many present, believed At the age of 66, when he died the Woolworth pro-.:e::ssion was formed on Water "Robbie" Hamilton Passe• Away that the \·iol ation of the principles fortune was estimated at $65,000,000.00-built up street and headed oy King V.'illiam The iuueral took place Tuesday for which Orangeism staud~ led to oria'ina.lly by systematic saving. H1lii» on his white charger march­ afternoon of Robert \Vesley Ham­ the war just closed and traced e,·­ ed north by way of King street ilton, eldest son of Mr. a1~d Mrs. Thrift in the average individ ual begins the moment ents leading up to the murder of through the stre · on the north W. Hamilton, at Trinity Methodist a Bank Account is opened. SMA Grnnd Duke Ferdinand which pre­ side uf the nver, theu crossing the Church. where services were cou­ cipitated it. Had the broad princip­ bridge made a circuit of the south ducted by Rev. J.B. Hicks, assist­ les of freedom for all and sp~cial side before going to the driving ed Rev. Dr. Philp and Rev. H. E. privileges to noue been in evidence UNION BANK- OF CANADA oark. Warreu. The deceased just past his as promulgated by Orangemen there · The order of the procession was niueteenth year was a victim of CRYSLER BRANCH, P. W. ST. LOUIS, Manager. I would have been no war. He cont­ WINCHESTER BRANCH, J. W. FLETT, Manager. as follows; -- tuberculosis from wuich he bad rasted the higher plane on W!1ich CHEES E CHEQUES CASHED HER E. Winchester Citizens Band, suffered for many months. Ever y­ 1 Oraogemen were on to-day with Chesterville, L.O.L. 2686, thing in the way of change of cli­ that of a few years ago and made a Inkerman, O.Y.B. No. 127, mate:and special treatment had been plea for a forward movement in the Ballville, 0 . Y.B. No. 180, provided without avail and on Sat­ Dr. H. Hutt, D.n.s. Henry's order to secure five hundred thous­ s . Shorthand School Hallville, L.O.L. No. 333, urday night he passed peacefully CHESTERVILLE, O~T. and new members to make up 1:he Cannamore, L .O .L . 653, away surrounded by the other mem­ losses to the memhership on the Office: In the Fulton Block. Ottawa, Ont. Wmchester, L.0.L, 862, bers of the familv at his home here. Winchester Springs, L.O.L. 5 0 battlefields of Europe and to carry O'JER :\WLSONS BANK. He was a b right yo1~ng fellow and Iru4.uo1s. L.0.L. 119, the order on to great achievements. O nr course includes Shorthand, had just completed his public af/d Toyes H ill, L.0.L. 2041, Irwin Hilliard, M. P. P., outlin­ high school conrses in the schocls E. H. Marcellus, Typewriting, Spelling, Penman­ Inkerwa11, L.O.L 383, ed historically. the rights which M. lJ. , C.l1l. Physician, Surgeon , &c. ship, Engli~h. Correspondence, of the village when he"' as attacked FINCH, ONT. South Mountain, L.O.L. 23,9, the common people had wrested by the disease. Office \\"ork, Civil Service, etc. Finch, L.0.L. :2:270, from the po\verful rulers centuries Our STAN lJARlJ of iustrnction lnterment was made in Maple Lawson & Cass. Finch Lady True Blues, ago aucl which were the embodi­ Ridge Cemetery when six of his beillg 10 per cent higher than any Crvsler, L.0.L. -52 . ment of the principles of the Orange w. B . L,.wso:.. Kc. w. J.M. CASS, B.A other. our graduates are preferred former school mates acted as pall Barristers, S olicitors Notaries. aud given BETTER pay. Finch, Cannamore and Crysler orli- Sanders, Walter Carr and Kenneth Fu.ton Block C HEST ERVILLE. ONT anct how to teach it, all having been practical steuographers. Alter the brt:!akup of the process- mentecl Chesterville lodge on the Garrow. ion at the grounds there was music success of the celebration which he - pays to attend the LARGEST DIXON BROS. It from ail sides, oue lodge vieing characterized as being the :best he The eight year old son of Mr. . . and BEST. F urn1ture_ and Undertakmg. D. E. HENRY President. with ,mother in showiug the skill had l:!Ver attend-eel. I and Mrs. Wm. Roberts of Iroquois, Funeral Directors & Embalmers. ' of its lifers and drumuiers, until it 0. D. Casselman, M. P., was the was accidental!!' dro~vned in the Ni2:ht-Press button centre door. 1 Cor. Bank and Sparks Sts. 111 ust have been to lovers of .:ho:,e last speaker. but a light shower canal there while fislung. I iustrumeu ts as it was to the Scotch­ lll,lll who found himself in Jock I' Ta111son's back bar with twentv­ six pipers all playing different tunes, wheu he thought be wa;; floating around in hea,·e n. BETTER COOLING The grand stand was packed Always on Hand wheu Couuty Master Andrew \Vy lie called the as»embly to order and H.ev. Boliugbruke of ::5011th Mount­ aiu offered an invocatory prayer. (FARMERS CUT THIS OUT.) Full lines of Gluten Feed. Mon:roc 'and Rev. J. B. Hicks in the uame of the resideut clergy and the citizens Schumacher, Barley, Middlings general! y ex pressed the:: pleasure At this time of the year when the sun is hot, Sho:rt s and Oats that all had iu welcoming such a and the flow of the milk is high, remember that representative gathaing of the / Stoc k Foods for Horses and Cattle Orangemeu to Chesterville, compli­ more water is required to cool milk to the desired n1enting them on the growtb of the temperature. The more milk you have the more Royal P urple Calf Meal order and commending the priuc1ple Feed Flour, P ota\o es, Co:rn Meal, Oat­ tor wbich it stood. water is required. Don't try to cool eight cans m Rev. Dr. Philp of Morewond, in m eal Soup P eas, W h eat , Oilcake his usual manner, held the large water that will only cool four cans. Change the water Royal H ouseho ld. 5 Stars, Purity and crowd interested in a speed1 remin­ often. l\1ilk cooled and not kept cool will sour. i»ce11t of the times when be was first Cream of the West F lour privileged to spc:ak to a Twelfth ot Jul\' cruwd, some forty-five years ago. He also touched on the refer Cauada Food Board License 8-011 end um in couneclion with the Ont­ MAPLE LEAF @ONDENSED MILK COMPANY a riu Tem1Jerauc1:: Act and to the H. HO OKS FACTORY SUPERINTEN DEN T i 1110,·emeut.iu the Uni~ed States for ba11ui11g the u::,c: c,t tobacco, partic CHESTERVILLE JAS. CU RRIE - CRYSLER Iularly the cigarette. He believed that the use ot tubacco and iotoxt· lcants pre,·ented the! fuil devdop- .NATION VALLEY Requires 75Years to I . I Grow one ton of Pulp Three m ore of our soldier bO\ s , h :we reti ·r .ied home Cpl. Russell ' During the _"'11~, in man~ places in R:ie D. C . .\l . , Pte V-. 'ilfred Thomas CauMla. orgamz-111 ,ns of patriotic work- Children Cry for Fletchsr~s ,md Pte Ernest Beckea. ers undertook the collt:ction of waste- . l J k - paper, with a two-fol ,! object, namely, Mr. an Mrs. a v1 c ac ·son ot . ·d D . . I . th.: reveuue den1cd therefrom aucl re- Cheste rnlle w as ca 11 1ug 111 t 11 s h . evmg . the short11ge of raw materi. al. vi cinity. It would Le clifficult to secure an es ti­ The electric sto rm n n Thursday mate of the ,·aim: of the was te paper last cliia. Jiill on Snturday the .,th n. "I havP seen the Russia n officers l\le1ubers all present. 1\liuuto::s of the pre The gentleman himself was hard al of Deuikine·s army still wearing the vious meeting were reacl and anopted work in his new lal,oratory wben the uniforms or 1he old r egime," writes Geo. L. Brown 0. L. S. wa~ instructed lo Anrnldo Apolla in Gazzetta del J1ews wa~ brought to hi111. Popolo. Much is to be learned from KODAKS --It's a bov," quietly announced the locate the headline between tbe tilh and this fact alone of their psycholog,·_ 7tb concession from the East Townline. 011 th th The success or Gen. Denikine's forces l'hy,ician, as he stepped e res- \\·est. The Reeve W3S authorized to met-t .And Photographic bold. in the Caucrusus has almost upset "All right, all right," muttered the the Ree,·e cf :\Iatilda to examine the their minds. and made them arro­ Supplies \\"est Townline in regard lo the repairing gant toward their men. They pre­ ab,ent-minntative Julius Kahn said at a salute them and thank t hem for hav­ :\tason Harkley ditto J5.00, Marcus Red­ ing punish ed him. nrlv out drop in anls The income stops. His affairs disclose no resources N. I.HARRIS ON, P resid ent and nothing else; her mother has Should the Percival people remove whice will carry on the home and keep his widow H. E. Parish, S ec.-Tre.\s. been killed by the Bolsheviki, her as they threatened to do, in the ev­ sons have been scattered, she does and children. ent of failure to secure the land, not know wher e, and she ls seen at " O pposite T h e Citizen." In a case like this a policy in the Snn Life Assur­ Ottawa the population of Merrickville every banqµet. Ano.ther, who, has wonld be decreased to 700. If the long ago been divorced and married ance Co. of Canada, will promptly meet the financial again, has Jost all the children o! plant is enlarged 200 or 300 addit­ h~r erst marriage, and is to be seen necessities. ional inhabitants would be secured. going around with four o( the second Full information of the various plans will be gladly Feed Cane Mola Every Day ; marriage, and the latest, a little baby, in her a,·ms. She was once a given by -- lady atl endant o! the Empress, and Make Healthy Pigs- Bia- Mon~y Rai1ing Pigs seems not to ha-ve the slightest !d€a E. B. LYNCH Keep Sickness Awa Cornwall Standard-Mr. Donihee of o! the depth to which sne 11as rallen. General 'Age nt Office in Fulton Block. Che stervi Ile the Bee Hive bouKht of :\1r. A. Hawn There are people here who seem three pigs .'i months old. They weighed to have no longer a proper notion of Write for Particulars. th,, past and the present, or what :~90 lb~. and the price paid was 27c a they l1ave lost and of what they can pound, or $10-"\.:~0 The original cost of recover. Fre nch ladies avoid them the µigs to Mr.Hawn was $ti each, or $l , as a P<'St; 1h e wives or British and Sllinn-nat, paicl for f~en $+1, total $,,i9, le::a vi 11g a net other Europeans Uee from them. profit of j;4fi.30. Mr. Donihee says some Giving l~wk the Ein'el Tower. farmers claim there is 110 money in rais­ The Eil'l:el Tower of Paris has play­ Lightning Rods ing pigs if they have to buy the feed. ed quite an important role in the ~1 r Hawn had to buy all the feed for hiRtory o! the war, and this in spite his pigs an,l made money. Why not try? or the fact that, a few years ago, Prevent Lightning Losses UNIVERSAL I MPORTI NG CO. Keep account of your feed bills. the end of its career as a structure !HEN your buildings are protected with Shinn­ Canadian Distributors Montreal was bdieved to be impending. Erect­ 10 ed in l!i1:19 for the exhibilion of 1890, W Flat Lightllling Rods, you may be absolutely there w!ls a prevalent belief that af­ sure that they 're safe from Lightning damage Local R ep resentatives The Cheese Market ter 15 or 20 years the condition of Shinn-Flat Lightning iRods are the only kind made T. HOULEHAN A. J. FORWARD the steel would ne<'essitale the de­ (Monday's Gazette) molition of the tower; but fortunate­ in the form of a fl.at -0able-which has 36% more A very unsettled feeliug de,·eloped in ly the evil day for the "highest condu'cting surface for electricity than the same the cheese situation this week, which building on earlh" was put oft. At ~mount of material made into a round cable. was attribnte(l to the anticipated labor the beginning or the war, the Eifl'el F. A. SHAVER Tower was laken over by the mili­ trouhles the trade here and of an im­ tary authorities as an anti-aircrart Lightning Can't Strike if Photographer peding Government control of the retail and observation post, as well as a CHESTERVILL E & AVONMORE cheese price in England, coupled with wireless station. To the lonely Shinn Gets T here First! Studio in the H.earns Bloclt the abst>nce of tlemand of any importance watcher at the top of the tower was confided the responsibility of giving Shinn-Flat prevents the accumu­ Every Wednesday &Th urdays from English importers. In consequence warning of the approach of Zeppelins lhion of electricity in the bui,ld­ of the above f,1ctors, exporters generally and G 01 has. To-day Parisians are re­ ing, by permitting it to gradually withy-Rtch because she's that he had been swindled. "Why", he jealous 0{ h e r. Call a.nd get a book on the stormed, "there·~ not a bit of go' in him, Lightning Ca.use and Control and you said be was II good war-horse." England is using paper envelop'*', RecoPd ads-­ "So be is, so be i ", answerer! the farmer. which can be turned inside out and .alw ays do the work. "Sure he'd sooner die than;run". wade to <.lo service a secon<.l time• Jac kson&. Prescott, Chesterville

'• Fell When Trip- Rope Broke Mr. J. W . John::.ton while work­ ing at the hay at his son \,Vard ,~~~~~~ ~~i~~ Summer Footwear J ohnston's on Monday met with a mishap which might easily have ~ The Store of Quality ~ ap­ fcsulted more seriously. I 11 the Onr Ltock of Summer Footwear has met with mnch But not of High Price I' prvoal but those wishiug style as well as comfort during tbe barn unloading as he pulled the ~ warm weather. trip rope the rope broke making ~ -~====---~~~-=~=== > ~ Mr. Johnston lose his balance and ~ k fall from the load to the barn floor ~ Han1moc s ~ Our \ ,V hite Shoes and Tennis Shoes are at prices which a distance of tweke feet. He was A good assortment to choose from. make it absnrd tu do withont them. Call and see them. severely shaken up at:d bis back ~ ~ wreiiched slightly but is able to be ~ Prices from /':2.:-o to ,'·7)i0. ~ about again. ~ -~-- ~( Rain Interferes \Vith Meetin11 ~ La\vn Mowers Traveil ing Bags Notwithstandin!{ that rain inter­ ferred with the attendance at the ~ We have four different kinds, ~ evening meeting ot the Liberals of When one traYels, e,·en for a ouple of aays a bag is a Dundas called for last Thursday necessity. \Ve have several styles at different prices. evening-, a represent:iti\·e gathering ~ Screen Doors. Screen Windows ~ was pre-;ent from throughout the riding for the annual organization ~ ~ purposes, which were satisfactorily for Lawn carried out. In the evening after ~ Everything the ~ H. J. McMAHON short addresses hy Reeve Hamilton, ~ Sprinklers. Garden Rak('s. Garden Hose W. B. Law on and A. \V. McIntyre, ~ I ~ ,__ '< Chesterville A. R. McMaster, M . P. , who was present for the purpost delivered au add ress on the wain points und­ ~ New Perfection Oil Stoves er consideration by the party at the ~ 3 and 4 Burners with oven. ~ present time. Woo I HIGHEST MARKET PRICE Militarv !:,ervice- Evader•' Fined Three young men, one from ~ AUTOMOBILE TIRES (all sizes) & Accessories. ~,< East Cornwall, one from Summers­ ~ Motor Oil aud Grease, town aud the other from Iroouois ~ ( For"washed were prosecuted in the P~lice ~ Imperial Kerosene Tractor Oil, ...... Per gal. 65c. ! Court in Cornwall Monday by Police Magistrate Danis on a ~ Mobile B. Tractor 011, ...... $1.10 per gal. in bulk. ~ Wool & unwashed Wool charge of failing- to report fo. ~ ). C ~ Poultry Netting...... 2, 3, 4, ; and 6 ft high. ~ Any quantity received at our shop in the duty under the Military Service Act. Officers of the Dominion ~ Wire Scret ning 24, 26, 28, :30, 32 and 33 inches wide ~ Grady Block. Highest prices and Police, Ottawa, prosecuted in each 1 correct weig~ts. case. Each of the young men were ~ Lime Sulphur 40c. gal. ... . Bring- a can to put it in. fiued $250 and costs, or terms in LIVE FOWL, HIDES, CALF SKINS, ETC, BOUGHT Jail. D, Arsenate of Lead and Paris Green.

ALL KINDS OF JUNK BOUGHT A M idniflht Storm D3 Phone 58 A terrific wind and rain storm ~il~~:::: ~;::t1_e_a::: ~::::: . : : : : : . .1~-s-;earc~b~:;~ passed over this section shortly ~ ~~ M. Agulnik ChestePville after midnight Tuesday night. The D) storm lasted but a few moments but during that time rain fell in ~ I torrents driven by a wind of ven­ HAIL INSURANCE gre~t force. Some sectious report slight damage by hail while near Owing to numerous inquiries from my clients in re­ Goldfield John Nephew's barn was m wrecked and 'rhos. Foley had Fu tITE!ILL! !T. s. gard to writiug Hail Insurance I am pleased to state that 1 I have secured the agency to write this class of business. considerable glass broken in his ~~~zszszs ~--l\~~zszs-L\~zszszs~~ The primary object of this dass of protection is to house. ' cover the cost of production which is in these days a very Organize for -0 . T. A. Referendum important item. At a meeting in the I.0.0.F hall The rate is 2 per cent, which is a low rate, comparied Tuesday eveuing, Julv 15th whicb was called for the purpose of TIMELY . BARGAINS with a rate of ten per cent paid in some sections of the organizing the temperances forces Dominion. The rate applies to wheat, barley, oats, alfalfa, of the Township of Williamsburg timothy, clover, potatoes, :rye,_and corn and insurance is m preparation for the coming On­ Just arrived and put into stock given up to $30.00 per acre. tario Temperance Rde:-endnm campaign officials were e:ected as Any other information cheerfully gl\·en. follows:-W. T. McMartin, Chair­ man; Mrs. Herman Beckstead, 1st Serge and Silk Poplin Skirts C. W. Casselman - ChestePville Vice-Chairman; Miss Bessie Car­ lyle 2nd Vice-Chairman; H. Ham­ iiton. Secretary; Mrs. S. Becker, Treasurer. White Crepe, Silk and VoUe Waists !------·-·------· FOR SALE Council of five;-John Carkncr, Licensed Auctioneer Two sec011d hand Internationa I Hav Mrs. George Hill, EdgarVanA!len. Loaclers in goo,! conrlition for sale. THOS. Stanley Saddlem.ire, C. W. Norval. For Provinces of FAULKNER & SON, Morewood. / 3'2tf Women's I------Polling Sub-Divisions and Children's No. 1 Captaiu-Wesley Bouck, Wash Dresses Ontario &Quebec TEACHER WANTED Wanterl for S.S. No. JO, Winchester tp. Sec'y-Treas.-Mrs. Frank Vau­ Iu future I iutcud to deYote all Allen. my lime to auc•ioneering. Sales'> s1tuate,l half mile north of Chesterdlle, of all kinds handled. Pure bred a Kon11al Trainee] teac-her holding second o. 2 Captain-W. T. _Myers, stock a specially. class ce, ti fie-ale. A pplic-anls apply stating Sec,y-Treas.-Roy Cunningham. salary l.o GEO. BEA'l''l'IE, Chesterville, Terms reasonahle. For dales '0Jt., B6x '21 Sltf. No. 3 Captain-Andrew N. You can always buy them a bit less from phone at my expense or arrange at Barkley, Sec'y-Treas. -Miss Mary The Reconl Office . Marcellus. TH0S. IRVING FOR SALE No. 4 Captain-Rev. Arthur 55FOURTH Ave.,OTTAWA Rrood sow due to farrow. last of July. Hall. Sec'y-Treas.-Lindeu Shau­ TI MALO LEY KE:-SNE'l'H J. CHESTERVILLE 176 Apply \\'oon, Chesterville.:i:1 - P,hone Carling nette. No. 5 Captain-John M. Cas~e:­ BRAN FOR SALE I{eaPns Block, Main St. man, Sec'y-Treas. ·John A. Red­ To clear balance on h~nd the under­ signed will sc:ll FridH~· and Saturday at dick. Fire Insurance. $~.UO a hag. Come and gtt this bargain, No. G Captain-Charlie Mar- for bran , will be much higher later 011. cellus, Sec'y-Treas.- athaniel Mr. Han·ey O' eil from '.\Ielvin 'I St. Marv's S.S. Promotions For all Classes of Property. :tl N. A . :.\JcDox.u,n. Merkley. accompanied by his brother Ple. L. V,estern As~urance Co .. Toronto. Sun Insurance Office, Lonclon, Eng. No. 7 Captain-W. A. Beckstead 0' Neil who has just returned from To Senior IV.-E,·a Gillissie. Emma. Merchants Insurance Co., Torouto FOR SALE Sec'y-Treas Mrs. George Cunn· overseas called at the homt of Ge0. Brunell, blith ;\lcArny, Florence :.\11llea, The ,.\louarch Fire Insurance Company Dwelling on Water St. Chtster\'ille for ingharn. H . Miller Thursday e\·e11i11g 'i\·liere Bruce anan Cl1e111• Phone 10~ R. 2-3. Drafl, Neck Weightless lJeering Mowers Sunnyside. ent. anc1 a few IIayloaclers al the car at the Mr. and Mrs. E. McConnell and ·talion tN1ay.-1'rompl Delivery and easy children spent Sunday with Mt. i\1r. Geo. Thompson spent St1n· To Senior IL-Eric :'llac.llillan, Jack ~====~=~-~====~ tenns. L. JOR!l ..\N. and Mrs. Harry LaSalle. da) with Cecil i\Iiller. :\lc.'\voy, Eugene Belanger. FORSALE ~------To Junior II.--:,lay Brunett, Ro:1al<\ 100 acres, t\1ore 0r less bemg W. 1 LOST i\1r. and i\Irs. Rae Thompson l\1~. aml Mrs. Hector Carruthers I Lynch. :.\Jarcia Hi ghcs, :\l:rncle Hayes, Lot 1;, con. :, Tp. of Finch. Kno"'n as the \Yill the person who was seen taking a spent Sunday at the latter's parent­ and l.11111ly called OI, :'v1r. a ncl '.\lrs. Alice :11c);augbton. Fleming Lapierre. Lvle Farm. Abunt I acres w0ocls, halanc-e purse containing$-"\ 00 an,! a number of al borne in Russell returning home snaps from a coal at the hack of the hall C. Thompson Sunday evening. To l'nrt JI.- Clan nee Labre, Alec u;1der culti~ation. Two ha111s and out­ accompanied by tbeir daughter buil,lings, goo,! chuelling. \\"ell "atere

~~~.., .------·------{-c'i.;"~ i HAVE A LOOK AT OUR t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES {4c ~ ~ ~ ------~~ ~ ~ I 4 The Prices are right and so are the Styles t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~------~ i G. W. BOGART & SON, CHESTERVILLE t ~ . ~ ~~~~~~T~T~~T~~TT~~ T~~~~~T~~~T~T~~~~~T~T~~~~~

D undas O rganizes fo r R ele-nd.um municipality by having a General BERWICK is spending a few days with Mrs. A la'rge and fully representative Committee composed of 1st-Chair­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Forsythe Athadeu Barkley. NOTICE TO CREDITORS meeting was held at Winchester man., 2nd-\'ice Chairman, 3rd­ spent over Sunday in Ottawa. Mr. Gorden Foxeu, South In the matter of the: estate of Charles L. Secretary, 4th-Treasurer. -5th­ Mrs. N. Sbuefelt of Madrid, McMillan. late of the township of Springs for the County of Dundas Mountain, spent Sunday at Mr. Williamsburg in the County of Dun- on Wednesday eveniui July 9.th, Couucii of five Members. This Gen­ N. Y. is the guest of ielatives here. Eliery Merkley's. . da5, Me,·chant, decea,.ed. to organize the Co~mty for the ernl Committee for the municipality Mrs. Joseph McCleary was the Notice is hereby given pursuant to coming referendum can1paign. Re- wiJl appoint a committee for each guest of relatives over the river I~evi_serl _Statutes of 0nt~rio. Chap:er 1:?l, - presentatives were present from all polling sub-division to thoroughly last week. MOREWOOD StctJou ;,(i. that all crerhtors a~cl others carry out the details of the work in having claims agaiust the est:'lte of the parts of the county, A.G. Camero11 A number from hJ're took 10 the A very profitable tin1e was spent each sub-division. a1?ove-na111ed Charles L. l\lcl\lillan, who of Ottawa, District Organizer wa8 celebration at Ottawa ou the 12th. by those who atteuded the Poultry died on or about the first dny of Januarv present and explained fully the Mr. John l\IcCadden's home was Culling Demonstration at Mrs. A. D. H)J9, are requested to deliver or send by post, prepaid on or before tb · necessity for organization through­ ELMA \'isited by fire one day last ,,.·eek, Rainey's on Thursday last. Mr. but owing to the prompt help it thirty-first rlay of July to the undersigne, l out the province in connection with \\'e are sorry to hear that Mrs. Snider of the 0 . A. C. gave indiYid­ Adn:inistratrix of the estate, their nau:t·~ the campaign. J. D. Stewart was Donald McIntosh is on the sick was saved before much damage nal attention that every one present and acleas BrssJE MYRTI,E McM1,,1,-1.-.., sons compo!:>e the Couuty Execut­ Cpl. Fred Becksted of the 1-5-!tb were Dan McMillan, Lorne Hntt, Lieut. B. :.foffat and J:>tes. R. Administratrix of said F.-:ate. Hugll Kearns and Dau Casey. All Jen'i~ :rnd L. O'i'eill are the latest Elma. Ont. ive:- Battalion arrived home this week. Dated at Elma this !llh clay of July ]'IHI, Chairman- ] . D. Stewart, Win­ Mrs. Edgar Ault and baby of 1vere glad to see them back again. arrivab home from overseas. chester; Vice-Chairman-Mrs. Vi.' . Iroqnois; are spending ~ few days Berry picking is the oi:der of the Mr. Salem Coons of Hamilton Bolton, Iroquois; aud Mrs. C. H . with their aunt Miss Phillips. day, all reporting a plentiful crnp. made a stop over he-re v1sting friends Advertisement of Lost Stock Certificate J ohuston, Chesterville; Secretary­ Messrs. Earl aud Floyd Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Thos. ;1leldrum of 011 bis return journey from Mont- Aur­ Pemberton and Miss Stella Phiilips Berry picking is the order of ~·as a visitor in , town ou Tuesday. Yille, Ontario. "hy snch new certificates Chesterville and ~.fehin Barclay, of Lishon, N. V. spent a few days the dav. . should not be issued Bouck's Hill; Matilda, Dr. Geo. Mrs. A nlt and fam1l y left on I ;{::-:~-! · last "·eek with Mr. and Mrs. \;\'m. Ptes. Ruben \Veegar and Ivan T. \\;. 'AIR);, Collison, Brinstnn; Iroquois, Allan Wednesday for a holiday at Anlts- Pemberton. Barklcv returned home from over­ l\Icinnes. Morrisburg, Geo. ville prior to taking up their re!:>id- seas an·d are looking fine. Challies, Chesterville, W. J. Cass. ence at Arn prior. I NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS Married Guests at !\Ir. and Mrs. E. The followiug resolntio11 was nu \\"e congratulate l\Ii:s Christena Tr~spassers on the L. Flora farm ;n PARKER-Y0GNG-On July !1th, J!ll!). Merkley's on Saturday were-Mr. '} f Melvm are hereby warne<1 that they \\111 animously passect-'.\Ioved by A. C f O I at the ::llethod:st Parsonage hy Rev. J. H, and Mrs. Charlie Armstrong, ~merou, a ormer_ pupi our, be prosecuted if foun fo-m nfter Sweet and 'le.::onded by Dr. Collison, High School ou havlllg successfully I dark as considerable loss has hirei.1,h bee n Hicks, B. A., Gladys Annabell Parker to Iroquois; Mr-;. Ida Peml erton and that we respecttully request Sir passed the Normal Schop! examin- sustained. W. HEPBl'"'- ' Ross ::llt:lvin Young both of M:1ple daughter Francis, \\.'acldington; William Hearst and bib Cabinet to ations...... Ridge. Miss Stella Phillips, Lisbon; and so arrange it that the vote on the Miss Kezia Pemberton, Elma. M_r. Amon McConnell has pur- The repeal of the Da'ylight Sm· Ontario Temperance Referendum In 11,/,,mol'iam-- Most of the Dunbar people took chased a new car. ing Law in the United States b :: s be taken as a separate Yote and not I In loving memory of our dear son and in the Orange Walk at Chesterville v\'e are glad to see Mrs. Joe been pre\·ented by the yeto ofI'res­ coupled with the provincial election brother, Sgt. Harold A. Merkley, ":ho on Saturday. Moore making such good progress! ident \Vibou. It is now thought or any other issue that might pre­ was kilie. PllBl,T:,IIEU EVERY TllURSIJAY i11g ent. 11glecl in the funcla1ne11tal polic­ of \\'ale~ in l·.u,;:,1111! or France-and there As a matter of fact very little Janel is ies of the other hc:111isphere bas passed well drained uatnrally. Drainage will are hosts of them-agree thnt be is a most iorever. That a Pre,icle11t of the Un1teJ usually increase the yielcl of crops. The: likt:al,lt a11d n1:af."eetetl chRp, who will do ::,tutes h.,s hetn working as an active ag­ value of such increase depends on the Time Terms OJ Subscri ption his best tu ha,·e a good ti111 e while he is Table e nt with a gn,up of Europea11 statesman nature of the crop. Some special crops, To C.11•-l t.l ,an pl)int:,f-$l 50 per year in advance. in Carnula ;1 11 d the l'11iterl:on. the winds. So far as internal relations as ten feel. if the lane! i-; natural Iv wet Bu~i'1e ... ~ ,,otii.:e~ if'scrteJ in lotal column" fC1r 8 five ye,u-s, and is entitled to all the relax­ are conctrnecl, tht! war bas e11ded our In mixed farming a11d fruit-growi;g it i~ GOING EAST ct..·•111, per line- ev.:ry i11!<-Crtion. ation tlrnt ht can get. The Prince is not natio11al unwilli11gness to m ai11ta in an ad­ No sd"crti:,emcnt published for th les"'an 2·:,·c11Ls. making the error that was made by his the observation of m any practical farm­ No. 2-l-Daily, Except Sunday .. 5.24 a.m ~m .. li ad"t. ca.rJ p~r year, such a, .. Socicti1..s, equate military and naval ft rce and at ers tint the nted for drai,rn!{e is incrcas­ , o. :,0-Local Except Sunday .. . 47 a. m B m,,i ,1t.;r-.!'- . clc., $5.00. grandfather , wben h e \'isitecl America t he same time bas inteusifi~d our abhor­ illgly apparent unrle r the usual system of No. ::!Cl-Daily ...... 5.::15 p. m All adverri~cmcnt,!,, mea~ure l by the :..C.lle of solid about sixty years age,, for most of his 11 ,·u1pa,e11. 12 linc"' to the inch. rence of rni lit~rism. That may be a n ap­ cropping , a nd that a mod erate amouut C. W . CASSELMAN, considerable e ntourage is m adt u p of ,\Jverti'1!emc:nt-c wilh,,ut -,necial din:ctiQns wlll \ e p,1rent but is not a rea l iuconsistency. o f drains well placed is about the best Town Ticket Airent in,c-erh.d till 1orbid anCriptions may commence with a11y is~1·e. Prince of Wales was snrrouuded by men The paper will n"t be di-.contiuuc:d uulcs, no•ir..::t" is one accomplisher!, the other assurred! farm. Systems of d rains iu land tha t had t ive>l. No ,nbscription will be cani:ellcd unle:-.:::. all old enough to be his fathn, all carefullv arrcanl"'C~ are paid. Two m ~tters always h eretofore held to been tille,I but that was more or less wet and prayeriully selected for him t,y the CHESTER VILLE G. C, LACEY, be exclu~ively wit!Jin the province of the have us ually paid fo r tbemstch-es in four fditor ar,d Proprietor Priuce Cn experie11ced spect to metaphors. We are rather the Prince in the Grenadier Guards. Sir that there has been a change and often a farmer has remarked that "11 nJerdrain­ inclined to talk of capital with a Sidney who is n ot to be c-onfom,ded with change for the worse? Increases in wages age is the acme uf gooUnite«l• Stales to be- the tical lessous, and the children are what we should pay for it. Toronto Times. Every part of Can.a,.,Ja and particularly chief liaison officer hetwaeri that courrttrv bnildiug up a small capital for It is a long story, and not yet c-om­ A few wee1's ago a British aeropfa,rr,e O11tario covered. Known as Toronto's and GreRt Britain. He ha& tl!ie confidence lhemseh·es, which in years to come pl.:te. Will it have a good ending? All of a:chie..-eCr ~ipt ians to Jiave things "charged up" that if though sky above Europe now is, shall The crop report~ coming f1rom . t:h e­ THE CHESTERVMl.l.E RECORD a,nerent ltlotber Country never grows old•_ we were paying cash for we should we doubt that the world will be better? \.Vest will cause some anxiety i11 . Eastern, Never i>n· h er Tong history extendfag .remember we could easily do with­ l>~siness circles. The \Vest h as nott been OV<'r a t1NX1Srlnd years r!id she show m o~ out. Keeping a close watch ou favored with a bumper crop since J.91'/5 ,. vi');!or or n-solln:efulness than in the­ personal expenses helps to keep the and in l!l17 anrl 1918 large districts· we~e Fresh From Russia terr.ifi<:- <':04'.l~rct of the last five yeac!I. ·expenditure clown. If possible. almost non-productive. If the crop• tJiis Exchan~e-A stale1m,nt appeared in Ta-bng i1,to consideration all h er coll'-­ STORAGE BATTERIES t •:ery housewife should put by the Buffalo Express, made hy Thomas L. year is a failure in many districts, tlhe t ri•bntions to, the war 011 land and sea,. Do not neglect them. ·,ometbing each week and teach result may be serious. Fortunately. there McArtney, of Buffalo, who h as retuned sue c,lid m-e>f"e- for the allied canse thHn, 'tlle childteu to do the same. There is every expectation t!Jat an averagP crop It means expense. from Russia, where he was represe11tRt ive any of her allies, perhaps more than a11' i::, no ueed to "pittch" the family of the Pierce-Arrow compa11 y durin!a( a is- yet possible, because in Mauitoha, 11n~i· of th=· p11:t toge her, We charge and :repair Batteries i11 the wa\' of food--indeed. that 1s Northern SRskatchewan Rnd Alberta· at lowest rates. part of the Bolshe\'ist regime. Here an: The ~rit'i.«l't hree(! is a great hree(I andl , very fal ·e economy-but wise rain has been sufficient to prevent e»­ Automobiles and E,,,gines repaid­ some of the statement h e miikes: nowhere d.ies. il show finer or higher spending makes wise saving easier, Russia in chaos. There are no factories tensive damage, and in the last day or. and overhauled. q.nalitres tlian i11 the original home an~ and it is worth \\' bile to ktep care­ in operation and the cunntry is kept in two the southern parts of Saskatchewan Broken machinery made new by era cl le- cr,!i nhc race. our O:i---y-Acetylene process. ful accounts and plan sy~tematicall y a perpetual state of near starvatio11. and Alberta have had good rai11falls. But Bicycles repaired and supplies. to make money go as tar as poss­ [ ha,·t: seen women pulling old posters it is possible that !Junclreds of thou~anrls. Electrical and auto.mobile acces­ ible. It is undoubtedly more econ­ of bead of cattle may h ave to be 1110 ,·e1i off bill-boards to get the rlrv paste to boil sories. omical to buy provisions enough n orth for Winter feeding, and general CASTOR IA it ,!own and get the starch out of it to eat. Filtered Gasoline, Oils~ Greases. Free Air~ for the weekly needs of the fanuly Slangh:er the intellectna_ls- that is the settlement, from which so DllH.'h has For Infants and Children Satisfaction Guaranteed. Phone 52 once a \Yeek, not a little every clav. order of the (lay. If a m an appears to be been hoped, may be retariled. At ·<\ time In Use fair Over 30 Years It must also be remembered that when Canadian manufacturers in many educated or talks as if h e were, it is his Always bears d . .//~ the smailest expemlitures are not death warrant. I've se~n the gutters of iines are none too well supplied wihli. La Salle Bros' Garage Sig'Jlat~uc:-e of (;i{_;;.fiY.7~ alwavs the greatest economies. Pdrogracl run blood anrl rotting bodies orders, the parchmg of large areas. is,<1-e­ CHESTER.VILLE The idea that "to s,n-e" is to be fill the streets. pressing to business spirits. In the l'nit­ •·mean" is "o foolish. There are I've seen t!Je people slaughtered and ep hole. After vainly trying to make boxers from this country agitated them. ~erving person; bnt it is always worth his escape from the uncomfortable posit­ wllile to group facts when grouping them That was the fiuish. ion, he began to shout for help. A labor- gives a broader 'and more comprehensive er, passing. heard his cries and looking view of the tendencies of the times. What ,!own, asked who he was. The minister we present is a bare outline, without any The cat settled herself comfortablv in tolS are likely tp be beneficial or uot. purr. Little Dolly, who was strange to took the situation in a very philosophical The World's Standard- THE DEERING The United States can never agaiu be the ways of cats, regarded her with hor­ m a11 ner ~nu remarked: to the rest of the world ~v.lrnt it was iu the ror. ''Ob, gran'ma, gran'ma," she cried. ··Weel, weel, ye neerlna kick up sic a SAFETY FIRST- Make haying easy by using the Deering Mower, Rake & Loader immmer of 1914. Whether it is to accEpt "Come here quick. The cat's beginuing noise. Ye'll no be needed afore Sawbath, an J join the League of Nations way be to boil." au' this is only Wednesdav night. Sold by L. Jordan, Agent, Chesterville circled over 1'1:w \'ork we cc.ul,1 plainly :lBeware of Strangers Catching the Big Ones St!e the cro"ds 0n Broatlwav ·wav 1!.! t, (Sterling Leader) (Smiths Falls Record-News) NO MORE NERVOUS us as we pass~d, hnt we c.-onld not hear Cpl. G. C. Wallace who has just re- This is the open season for fi sh stories, tbem because of the noise of the en;.:ines. tnrnec l from overseas met with a sad ex- ancl as might be expec•erl, that experieuc­ Sonth ~f ewfomtdland we encountered pericnce on Sunday evening last. \\'hile ed fishermen and expert teller of good ltT US D HEAOACHfS hear. wmds and onr progress from th. n rlrh·iug to his uncle's home from visitin6 fish sturi1: s, Mr. \V . J. Crnharn, leaclsofT. was slower. \\'e tnwelled at an a\'eragc friencls in Ilnntiugdon Township, was \\.hen out fishing the other day on

height of from :;,uou to 3,000 feet a nd Iaskccl by a stranger for a ride. He Ri leau Jake with a gentleman from '1 Since She Tried "FRUIT-A-TIVES", YOUR The Famou& Fruit Medicine. found ntnch _low clouds and fog. Once through kindness gra'nted his request. Rochester, a ~Ir. Vandyke, who was we saw nothrng lint fog for Z-1 honrs. When he reached his uncle's ho1ne he staying at C.nrrctt's Rest, the lattt:r hook- , "\\'e strnck Irela111l at Cliftl,:,n, a nd sat1· J tot I.J e man, I stop J1ere. 'fl 1e man I elI w Irnt b et1 t0ug,1t ' was a 1og. ;\Jr. G ra- 1 made good progrt:ss from there although made no attempt to get out of the car but I ham was rowing and on takmg the pole I our 1>tet:ring engine broke down Satur- sai,1 I will go on to the dri\'e11onst! with from :\Jr. \'andyke, to try tl out, he I day morning. \\'e started with -1,\100 gal- you anti g,:t ont thcre. \\'hen tl.Je car cxclai111e

in the size and ~peccl of future airships, cigarette, the soldier sai,l, I ,lon't smoke ·1 aml found that his estimate was correct.' table made big sbips that will travel 70 to SO mil es those be then said ha\'e a cigar, uo, J Tla,y had booked a big one. Hut lil,e I every day. an I.Jour and PO\\'erful enough to crawl ttt:,·t:r smoke the soldier replied, then many big fish it broke the line when I through anrtbing". ha\'e a chocolate the man said, the sol- I close to the boat and darted a war. Then ' "This !ms been a great trip", said Col. d1er, thanking- him took oue thinking he j :.\Ir. Graham's fint:.SSt! a· a fisherman Trv them To .. day \\'. ~- IIelmsley, jr., of the Unite cl S tate was tryinl.{ iu som~ way to repay him fo r came into play. '.-ie was not mina,iion. I tried o,nc at VCl'Y utodCl',.L0 mtes to tbo~e able t.o reaching land again hy jumping on the everything that happeued quite distinct- ;\lcFarlane of Ottawa, caught a se,·ente, n pay. !\nd without cbnrge t.o i11ter's f1 iends. "\\'e w~re ly. 'f!te stranger pi.:ke,I him up and threw pounder. Miss \lae Laterski of Smi~t,s from tho three Unit.cd Counties. othe1· t.uau the nothing seemed to help me until never out of touch with tbe world al him iu the back part of the cr.r and then Falls was rowrng .Mr. ~kFarlaue at the Municipal c:rant.s. I t ried 'Fruit-a-tives'. It i~ kepL uy by; tbougb we met a lot of a fog," said Lieut. tried to get the car stHrted but was un- time . .Alter I had taken several boxes, I Fee$ from paying patients. R. D. Durant, the wireless officer. "lt able to do su. At this lime a man with a was completely r elieved of these !., Gra.nt...; froua the Government and ~'•un t, was bot in New York, cold iu the middle I horse aud buggy came along, the man cip,ilitics. troubles and have been unusually Ten Thousands Dogs AtlautiP, and you see what it is here. We I bt:aring him dashed ove1· the teuces into Our Dumb Animals. 3. Donat.ions and Sul:tecriptionR frott1 well ever since." Churchc~ Corporatious. Soc,et R0Ut-00 one going to Mexico. When they asked For over three hours Cpl. Wallace lay sible for this: "Ten thousand clogs of war 'Fruit-a-tives' is fresh fruit juices, of revenue. us who we were we said we wt:re a Brilish in this helpless condition until his cou­ are being deu1oblilized. They're the real eonccntrated and increased in You are asked to assist in this work airship from New York to England. sin Will came to his assistance. Cpl. dogs that aided the allies as despatch strcn~--:h, com billed with finest tonics The nucleus of a.n endowment fund has been bearers, watch dogs aud staff dogs. And CRta blisbcn by ll lcg!\CY re<'ently 1ccci\'ecl. Mmy dear madam, it's a United States and return The members of the crew of tbe R~'3-I w~y of taking a shower bath, after a bot shame to let your hu ·band's life insur­ The R ...,,,.. pokeod o n the mucous sur­ 1 ful adventure was ooly the beginning of faces of the system. Hall's Catarrh Cure l'l'as pre· Our prospectus gives details. sleep to prepare for the landing of the a life which will include not only trans- easily follow this man's example. scribed by one of the best ph) sician~ in this. . "'untry for yenrs. It is composed '"ll ~omc of the bt.'"St tonics Write for il. Address : trans-Atlantic voyager. Lookouts took Atlantic flights, but regular trips to other known. combineJ wilh some of the b est bl<'Od puri- positions m towers aml wireless operators countries, particularly in Europe and hers. The perfcd ~ombination of the- inf!rcdients in -- Jlall's Catarrh i:-. what proouces such \\ondt"1ful 1e­ CORNWALL COMMERCIAL prepared to pick up messages from the Asia. All agreed that a Jong voyage en. 'r:!~_in catanhal ceoneit,ons. Smd for testinh>nials , COLLEGE airship. The sun rose bright, but soon tailerl no harder work than many other Record Small Ads. F. J. C IIENEY & Co.. Props .. Toledo, 0. Cornwall Ontario afterwards was obscured by clouds. duties of flying. Are money maker's. Sold by druggists, price 7 5c. 1 There was no wind a nd those on watch Hall's Familv Pills f'-'lr constipation. •.. ------were confident that the dirigible would arrive on time. Shouts from th ose on the field g reeted tlie first sight of the long gray body low .on the horizon. As the R-:H approachtcd the field she dropped from a height of 5,000 feet to 2,000 feet. 1'he men wbo You Spend a Third of Your Life In Bed . ~ere to aid the airship in landing, were ordered to their positions and waite,i silently as the hip circled the field, Let us Make It Comfortable. clropping lower and lower. When Major G. H. Scott, her com­ mander, had manoeuvred the airship in10 position for the Janrling, the water bal­ WE MAKE MATTRESSES last was thrown overboard to steady her ~ and a rope was thrown from the bo". . - ....~~a-t- ..... The rope was graspt:d by eager hands ALL KINDS, using Cotton, Jute~ Felt, Hair and Wool, with • and the giant ship moved gently across the best variety of Tickings. the field to the shed where the delicate operation of berthing her was completed c1 uickly without accident. We will make you a fi.Pst quality MattPess from the ma'.tePial you wish, make it A n ilitary hand stationed on the field to fit any crib, cot, small bed or> large bed and the pPice will be lower played "The Call of Duty" as the airship began lo settle and then changed to the than you can ·buy it fop elsewhere. See us about it. strains of ''See, the Conquering Hero Come_." A the ship was warped iuto the shed the band played '' Keep the Home Fires Hnrnir.g." The crew was too intent in watching the ship to notice the music, while the .,.hirr of the propellers made it inaudible At Bargain Prices to the men in the R-:1~. The tired, unsha,•en, but smiling men r­ who composed her crew quickly climbed r Diningroom Furniture from the goudola and were greeted warmly and with many slaps on the back by the officers and soldiers gatbered on Bedroom Furniture the field. "The voyage h ome has been without incident," said Major Scott, "We want Parlor Furniture break fast." After breakfrst annal. Local and District News Personal. Local nnd District Newa !\Tr. al!d Mrs;. Wm. Boyce of An a,-,;e111i>ly i-; am1ou11ced for REASONS FOR Crysle1· ,,;pe nt Saturday in town. to-nwrrow e\·eniu~ iu the l\lu,;ic The .\l i ses .Fullo11 and Lera Pet­ Hall. terly rire vi~1ting- friends in Russell. Whittiker the Optician will be LIFE INSURANCE Miss Gladys 1\I adden of Mont­ at Chesterville Ang. 12,h ; Finch .7 real is the guest of Mr. aod Mrs. Aug. J.J.tii . J. Hughes. Mr. Harold Gray of Ottawa, Mr. Harry 'mith of 3terling, spent last \'\·eek at the home of l\lr. LIFE INSURANCE is spent the wcek-eud at his home in Johu Pitcher. Sanders~ Soule bound to be the best asset town. Miss Pearl McLea.11 of Ottawa. of the estate, because Mr. C. McCloskey and mother is spc:11diug a few da_rs at her there may be no otl1er of Montreal are guest of friends parental home here. in -town. Miss E:;sie Dwyer of Saskatoon & Casselman Co. i that can be converted in­ Misses Nellie and Dorothy St.­ is spen Pota to Planters days. It did not rain on Ascension "The Visible Planter with Automatic Feed Control." Thursday this year. Take note of what follows St. Swithin's Day. Scythes and Snaths As Saturday next has been pw­ claimecl as Peace Dav throughout Slings, Gable Pullies Cauada, the stores in Chesterville HINMAN MILKERS will be closeci to bu iness through­ Rope Pullies out the day. Fri.clay evening stores SIMPLE will be kept open up to the late clo;;ing hour. It may save incon­ SAFE AND venience to bear this fact in mind. Miss Iva Bovard who was the SANITARY guest at the Simser home over the OVE R 31,500 SOLD week end returned to her l10me at Prescott on Monday, accompanied Rope by Miss Ruth S imser who intends There Must be a Reason spending a month holidaying- along the St. Lawrence. Uetal Piping to Clean Out. • 7=8 & 3=4 in: Pure Manilla Rope NO l\Iessrs. A . I. Macdonuell, Connt- NO Interchange of Stable Air while milking. ies' cierk; Treasurer T. R. Simpson, 1-2 NO Rubber Lining in Teat Cups, therefore NO Up­ Warden Robertson. Reeve J . W. 5-16, 3=8, 7-16, in. Trip Rope ward Squeeze. You Do Not do it by hand. Kennedy of Kenyon and Reeve A. Then WHY do it by Machinery. W. Mciutyrt of Finch represented Safety Valves to Freeze or Stick. the Counties Conncil at the foneral NO of the late "Robbie" Hamilton on NO Gauges to go \tVrong. Tuesday. NO Pulsators to adjust or keep from freezing. William Guy, Kemptville," is NO Tanks to Rust or Bust, and seeking compensation from the village for an iujury suffered bv bis Do Not Trade Your Farm for a Milker. wife during the peace celebration tl,ere. l\lrs. Guy was struck on the TELE PHONE 39 cheek, near the eye. by a stick from a rockc:t, aud narrowly escaped be­ John King, Chesterville, Can Save You Money iug bliuded. Several stitches were required to ..:lo.,,e the wound.