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.I.f'ere is a' new design: -' the Gros:' 'venor, . Every housewife who feels a pride in having her taJ:>le appoint~ Jl1ents just' righ't is responding to the appeal of the Grosvenor.

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SEVEN BRANCHES'IN RURAL'MANITOBA, FOR THE BENEFIT • I ,"

OF RURAL MAN,TOBANS NEEDl~G EXPERT. WINNIPEG EYE SERVICE!

These been established for YOUR benefit. It is­no longer necessary to ~ake an expensive trip

. to Winnipeg. . .. RALPH A. COOPER ,. .

... :--.: ·Eyesight Speciali.f and Optometriit; . \_ " ' 0fIi~e:-762 Mulvey A~e:, Fort, Rouge,;yjinnipeg

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BIG ,DAY OF SPORTS ,. '. building the foundation to clean, ..................................................... . '.' . . \ " : friendly sport and rIvalry. is right

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~ The prayers of tbe righteous were:; now. From the present condition of heard,' anu penecL wealller • greeltlU' afCalrs among the senior aggregations. aoollt thl'ee 1ll0uHIl.l1d visitors to '1're .. It,.would appear that this has been llerne last FrIday June 17th ,\01en neglected In the past, as it Is now In

, "'. . Holland. I eleVtln ,ball tealll~ competeu lor $6UU '. The Miami Band supplied music for In priz~ money., Although tile w:ea;.; tbe occasion. and proved themselves ther UlTeatened \aln early In the da~,.' an aggregation that their town may nothing devel~ped, and the largest.; well be proud of. crowd ever assembled In Trel!erne~ During the evening conSiderable in witnessed tbe clas~ baseball ~Ished terest was -taken aviation; 'a Winnipeg up by' the vlsllors. .. birdman showing ug jllst before sup·

'fbe only lIy In the oln'tment was the pel'. He did a tbrlvlng business In (act that the looal team was ellmln· passenger carn-lng. ated In lIlelr ti.rst and. 'only game; , Although the prizes this year were when Beautiful Valley defeated Ulem, much greater than lIlOse offered last 3 to 2. However, anotber Innings or, year, the Sports Committee ha,:e the two would almost certainly ha va told satisfaction of seeing the reel'Ve fund a different tale. , The sting ot,-defear grow by a few hndred dollars. . was partially taken away wbln Rat}tl.. Trehrne has earned. the reputation well. Trherne's little brother. defeated" of being "a peacb of a town to visit:' Somerset and Carman, and took sec·, \ I ;

'ond money. b'oliowlng are the scores:­ SPINKS-FLETCHER Elm Creek 1.Gretna 10; Manitou 3,;

Carman 14; Hallnab 7. CYPI'ess llIver~ A pretty wedding occurred In Sl. 1; Somerset 2, Rathwell 4.; Tr~.! George's Cburch. Waskada. at 11 a.m . he'rne 2. Beautiful Yalley 3., .' . .;.. on Wednesday, Jlme 1st. when Miss

Second Draw:-!llorden 2. Gretna 5; lIey Fletcher of tllat place became lhe Carman 2, Ratbwell 3; Beautiful V!1~' hrld!l of Thomas Arnold"SPInks of 'fre· IjJr 7, Hannah 3. . herne. .

Seml·final: -Gretna 4" Beaullru\ . Tbe bride entered on the arm of her Yalley 3; HAthwell bye. ,father. Her sister, Miss Madge l~let·

Flnal:-Gretna 7, Hathwe1l3. Gret· cher. acted as bridesmaid. whlle' Wm. nil. $300.00; Hatbwell $150.00, Beaut!· , Stanton of Treherne acted as bust ful Vall\lY $roO.OO; Murden $50.UO. ,man. The 'ceremony was performed

In Junior ball, Treherne defeated' by Hev. MI'. Sprlngbett of Deloralne, Holland. RQ3sendaie defeated Rath· in the 'Presence only of relatives and well and 'l'reberne defeated Rossen, close 'frlends: Mrs. Veitch of Waska· dlae. 'da played the W&ddlng March.

The chief umpire of the day was The Wide wore a gown of white Schuster ~ Winnipeg. He 15 some crepe de chene and georgette. with umpire. vell. and carried a bouquet of orl\nge

" HI/rae Races' blpssoms. lilies of the valley. whIte RunnIng Races:-Flrsts, Gue,st and carnations and ferns. Sbe w.9re the

Parker; 2nds. HII'd and Spinks. bridegroom's gift, a diamond onyx Ven. Trol:-Engllsh 1st. Colllns,2nd. dant.

Junior Sports Arter lIle ceremony, J1 dalnly wed.' , In the morning and during .the af·· ding breakfast was served at the .ternoon, Interesting con~ests were brlde's home. [rom whence th~ happy . staged. for junl01'll. The list of wI~; couple left by motor for Brandon and' ners rollows: . 'Ylnnlpeg. The bride travelled In a

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needs you get a great deal more than just so many feet of lumber-bundles of shingles­pounds of nails-or panels of Beaver Board.

. Yau get the benefit of our building' material knowledge and experience in Service that helps you get the results you want at the right price. Service first in planning the work-more service in selecting proper mate­rials-speedy service in delivering the goods.

Yf)U pay for the materials, TIle service pays for itseifin the larger .volume of business it brfu&8 through super-satisfied customers.

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• '. s~rylor Boys' '., brown gabardine suit. . ..................................................... . Yards -Race:-1st. Lipsett, 2n.d 'fhe bridesmaid received It silver . . , '

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SATURDAY EVE , ' Clegg's Ice Cl'eam' Parlor and Con. Running, Broad Jump :-lst Lipsett, "" .. ' ' . I fectlonery was opened to the publlu on '2nd Stinson. 3rd'McCreery.

JUNE ~"u.. Friday, and since tben has done a Running High Jump:-1st. Lipsett;

MRS • .-ROBERT BELL

rushIng business. 2nd Mills, 3rd McLelan. .' ,,) The parlor Is undoubtedly among'· Relay Race:-W. Dagg. W. /Woods. Mrs,; Robert Bell of Headingly. I'or·

the nicest to ~e found In any small N. McLellan and C. Upsett. merly of Treherne. died at tbe General town In Wetsern Canada. It Is beautl. Senior Girls Hospital, Winnipeg on Thursday, June. fully finished wIth concealed electrIc 100 Yards Hace:-1st Fern Palmer; 16th. after a long IIlnes~. \ . lighting. IInlshed In Belgian green, 2lid Edna' Steele, 3rd Kathleen Mc· Mrs. Bell (Miss. Maggie WalBon)'

. ·w.1th white marble topped tables and Creery.: '. ! I was, bO\\n at ,Springfield. Man .• fifty· · two ticioths.-·An ivory fountain, 'with 220 Yard Hace:-llsl Fern Palmer.' two·years ago and was marrle~ at Tre.',

":)~Ip .. ldlolwr a beautiful plate·glass case and ser. 2nd Kathleen' McCreary, 3rd' Edna herne 32 years' ago. She and her hus.; . vice dishes of cut glass' and silver Steele.' band 'were the first ouple to be mal" complete the . equplment. The Ice Throwing Baseball :-lst' Fern Pal· rled In the old Presbyterian Church. cream Is made In tbe room adjoln·lng. mer; 2nd Kathleen McCreery; 3rd Th~y 'reslded In this district for twen· ( In the real'. of tile Meat !liarket. It Is Edna Steele. . .ty years. moving to Headlngly 12,

.tbe 'best Ice cream tHat has been' Relay Race:-Lena Itolmes. Rosetta years ago.. I . '" serVed In Treherne for many a\day. Carr. Birdie Stinson 'and Kathleen / Mrs, Beli Is survived by her bus·

A choice: assortment of the best McCreery. " band, five s!lns and daughters. viz,:, " chocolates Is also ~tocked; Junior BOY8 James E. Bell of Rathwell. Chas. g. of ,

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Our Properly Fitted' Glasses have relieved thou~ sa~ds of similar troubles-I can tell you if they' wiJl relieve yours. ' ..- f

I will be at Geo. T, Curry's store next month. Walch this ad. for date of visit. .

• : For Eye Serv~ce that is unexcelled, calion above date.

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· Visit Clegg's COnrecl1onery. .Boys 8 Years,and,Under Headlngly. Arthl!I Gordon. Mrs. Mad· . 25 Yards Race:-·· 1st Wesley,Kearns, . ellne Taylor an.1.t.llss Etbel Louise of ::::=======:::===========::::==::::::::=:-=::::==;:::::::=~=:::::!

2nd Douglas Fumerton. Srd' O. Louns· . Headlngly. two. sisters and brothers, ·~IIll~il!I!iiillllmll;I!lt!llallllfilllll~i!l4!ltr"'lIlllma'*!:;IUlliiHil~ll!!lUI!lIil'!i~lllIIiil!llllliilF.lIiIIil~~UIl'.AI~~jll:!fI~. ,., bury. '. , all of whom reside In Manitoba. .~

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50 Xards Race:~lst. Wesley Kearns, Funeral services were conducted at Beatrice 'Sbewfelt of 2nd 0 .. LounSbUrY, 3rd D. Fumerton. Chalmers .Chur.ch on Saturday after·

Vancouvl/r, form,erly/of Somerset, and . 10 Years 'arid ,Under. , noon. by the Rev. J. C. Stewart. Inter·' MI'. Wllfr.Id :Adair· of Treherne. were' 25 Yards nace:-lSt W.' MacEwlng." ment taking p,ace at East Treherne quietly married by the,Rev. Dt·. Tliq'rn. 2nd W. Hendel's., Srd E. Lounsbury. Cemetery. "

• ~.1n'of, ~L Paul's at Winnipeg, '~n 'W'!ld. , 50 Yards 'Rllce:-lsl W. MacEwIng,'" ':, "" " Il)oesday, June 15th. at'5:S0 p.m.· 2nd A:.Waldon, 3rd'E. ·Lounsbury. ,We desire to tbank tbose who by

., :1 Mrs. 'Adair Is the only d,!-ughter of 13', Years' ,and' Under , ...' their .syn1vathy and k1ndnesl!' helped , Mr. llnd MI:S.; S. L. Shewfelt, and Mr. • 'Vm.: Steele. U.B during our recent sad bereavement ~dah' I~ the son of IIlr. and Mrs. Jad~ HII'd.!· 'cli'used by the death of our molher. Adh,lr. o~" the' Rathwell dlstrlot. . Wm: Steele;' Mrs. Robert Bell. . ' . ..,

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. "chief f~atur~s' in the upkeep of y~ur Car aild Trl'ctor: .. two

. . . Now you have ·the opportunity ,of purchasing .these at

'Wholesale Prices-high quality assured because they are the produCt' of. the British-American Oil Company, form'erfy the Wi9"ipeg Oil Co~pany, for which I am the, agent. Jry me. . \.~

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... at work, :you will agree it Is the' handiest and most

practical plant made. It was designed first or all ror producing etectrl~

light anywhere and cvcrywhcre-cheaply and well, and it does that job to perfection. It floods your ~ome, shop, or ~ther buildings with clean, brilliant light ror a few cents a day, and still has power to Ipare.

When you examine it's sturdy construction, and' . mechanical simplici~:;, and note it's flexibility and ease of operation, you will wonder how it can be sold

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ror the "F" Plant all over the country is so great, thnt now is the t!me to instnll your plnnt if you want the .advD{ltRl:es of Power and Light at low cost.

Come b nny dllY And see th,. "F" Phmt in operation, or send me a po~t card'

uking for a cRtaln~ue.

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PoW'er,a "d Light PI·ant., Water S,..tetn. and E.lectrical Equiptn_ft~.

THE TREHERNE TIMES' - "}p Treherne, Man.

Established 1899 ,. $2.00 per year.

II. 'J. Richardson

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1 ADVERTISING 'RATES (Effective June 1st. 1920.)

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Local, 52 Insertions per year, 16i:. per column Inch. ..,.". ~ _ . "

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'franslenl Display, 25c. per Inch., .. Leglll, per line. 12c.·8c.·8c., ' '.' Liners, 5 Unes or less, 50c. for, flrst

insertion, 25c. for each ,subsequent·. ''' . Insertion. '

lIufilness and professional cards, per 'year, $7,50. Cards, or Frntei'llal Or .. del'S ; per year; ,5.00. Auctioneers, $12.00. ~

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FOREIGN ADVERTISING: _ All Dupa5qulers pl!1yed with Rathwell. plnte, 171hc. l)er column Inch. .Set I,No wonder they got Into the finals. matt~r, 25c. per Incb.

Frlda~, June 24th, 1921

M:CKIE SAYS '.

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A Western ~"angellst makes a prnc· :,' tlce of 'painting religious lines on ,: rock.s and fences alon" public hlgh~'" ways. One ran: "What will you do g when you die"

Came an advertising man and paint· ed under It:

Use Chase's Olntment":'Oood for · burns."

HA Illfants and Childten.

Mothers Know That , ,

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CASTORIA NOTICE TO CREDITORS

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Under section 655, su )·soctlon (h). of the MuniCipality A. c, 'of Manitoba, permission Is 'glvon to ;my munlcl!'al· Ity In Manitoba to lease any part or ' all of a highway. In accordance with the permission granted In this section, some municipalities hal'e arranged 'with many' of the farmers-perhllops at a nominal charge-to break up and seed down to grass, or otherwise use that portion o'f the road Idea not aCt tually, used for traffic. This has been very ~ffectlve not only In Increasing' procduuctlon, but also In keeping weeds In check. In other municipal· Itles where this Is not done, the road· .sldes have become a nOlghborhood rnena(;c, Inso(ar as weed seed produc· tlon ,Is concerned. i\l~o llOme of the most severe outbreaks of graspop·

· ers have come from sucll areas.

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" We Are SelllDg Cheaper Mileage

You may get extraordinary mileage out' ·of'any one tire-but that's not the way to figure mileage. '

Ge.t the .avcrage of mileage given by a pair of t1re~ or a set-and you will get nearer to ,the actual cost of mileage to be charged to the upkeep of your car.

It's just because we've taken the trouble to, ~¥ure ,vltlues;lhtt'way~ tha~ ~,e,rec,~mi mend Arne's Holden "Autd-Sh~e8;"-;", "

. We know they nrc giving' real mileage over the worst roads in the country and their ~'average" performance leaves no doubt in our. minds that Ames Holden "Auto~Shocs" will give you the cheapest mileage YOIl can buy. And they are ¥u',ranteed without time or mileage Iim(ts. Drop an and let us show. you and tell you about

A~ES, HOLDEN ,,"AUTO·SHOES"

Cord and Fab~lc TI;ea In,all Standard 81&. . , '

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PHONE 66 TREHERNE wi L. DAWKINS ' ,

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The Department of Ag,·.lculture be· In the Matter of the Estate of James Atcklnlon Ferrll, late of the VII.

'Iage of Treherne In the Province of Manitoba, Agent, deeeased:-

· ileves that If munlr,\paW'les would more generally leaeD roadsides to the adjoining land, p€l'hapo at, a nom·

-Inal sum, having the1'1 b) 'oak up and ~eed such lands to ha)" grll.sses, the ar· rangemment would be mutually bene· ll.clal.

All claims against the above estate must be filed at the office of Francis Henry Mitchell, Glenboro, Manitoba,,, on or berore th'e 9tli day or July, A.D. 1921.

OUR NEW SLOGAN " .. . . At the recen t press meeting In Van·

couver, the subject of 'edltorlals anll slogans was discussed. Both were de· clarde, highly essential. So the Times has adopted a' ~Iogan. Here It Is:-"The Bull Is Mightier than the Bullet." :.

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ALEXANDER D. ROBERTSON JAMES ·H .. ROBERTSON

Executora Per F. H. Mitchell, their Solicitor.

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I·-~·I· FIRST ,PHOTOGRAPH' .': , .. 't".· ':.:, ... ::. J~_~'': ~j " v, ~ •• ,,~,.' ," ~.,}J. ~~ ~I~'

'Under the title' "Painless 'faxa"!on In Canada," Colller's .Weekly In are· cen~ Issue has niuch to'say in, 'rav"r ,or our Sliles ,Tax, now, In operau.1I1 In Canada. It Is doubtful If Collier's would have any nice things to say'lf Colller's were In business· In' Canada. , Just noto hoW, painless It Is .. First·

, we'have a high protective tarm, which

, ,~uch ,a picture, natural ana artistic, H KICKERT will be the Mother's greatest treasure. .' Even baby will prize, the first portraits to show the little ones or the next generation.

It your' baby didn't stay In this world long-had you thought how val· Ulible, the pictures Iwould be th'en?

'A. A. SANDELL

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. twice his legitimate profit on: an art ' Coutts had Iils mitt In the Photographer tlcle. He 'passes It,along t~ his whOle. ~Ight place, every time.

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saler.,' Sales tax .. ' Wholesaler to reo 7===~=""",="7======== ,taller.\ Sales tal". The retailer sells ,It fT' HE' R'E' IS' O'NLY ONE to Ule consumer. Sales tax again. '., .

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as the consumer, must pay an 'Income ' ,....·G·ENUINE ASPIRIN tax on the article soid. Tile Pl'ovhiclal ,- lain same by phoning Jack Scammell. and'munlclpal taxes are also assesslld. " , ,

. Unl1er .. the Act the sales tax must ,'.be, addf/d to the price of each article.

But w!lat is tJle.,amount of the sahis t~x? " If It f~as two, pe~, ,cent. last

Only Tablets' ,with .. Bayer Cross" , :'~re Aspirin~No others I

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month? ,I'ehhnps. Not 'always: The ,.(. {'-tImes paid 1 per, sales taX for ill. " I," ,,' , A f~w.; waS,l'!lC ", ,'- ,', ISl~V~m1 celve~ ~dvanced (0:' 'J :'. ,,, '. ,,' ~ ,. ,"

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FOR SALE Shorthorn Bull,' 1 year

J. H. Robortson, Phone 43·2

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1\t Alex. l\Iorrlson's, a. bob·talled white yearling steer. Owner please

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, P~rily Ice ,Cream a~d Co~es. F ruit. Siu1dae~ ~nd 50ft' Drinks Everything Good. Meals at 'All Hours

Cigars. Cigarettes. Tobacco. Candies. etc. Parlor. Table and Counter, Service. : 'Ceo: Shing, Prop.

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. .' , We"h~ve just.received a shipme~t of LADIES' STRAP SLIPPERS-natty new styles in Brown.

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will soon be here. and with it will come ll1<' holiday needs - Trunks-Suit Cases-Lunch BOIeS, etc.-we always have them.

TAtE A KODAK WITH YOU!

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will alford some savings. All lines are reduced 'to meet the Current Market Prices.

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" ,: A,Dallier ship~~nt' of ;TENNIS and OUTING SHOES to hand: also White' Can,u Osfords . with leather' as well as' rubber soles. Don' t buy old rubber "g~they '~ot give 'yc;;'u the

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We ~itl supply Ice Cream for Parties or Weddings.

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A memorial ~enotaph Is. to be , 'ected at Moosemln. SaAk. The cost $7.80,0. It. Is to be a handsome Dle'co,; of work. and 'Yas designed and by S. W. E~ere~~.

Geo:,T. Curry. J ... S: McEwlnr. W. H. Spinks. R. P. Morrison and John Coul· ter. Masons all. alt,e'nded' Ute big onlc gathering' at Pembina on Tue.·

", day. the event "elng .Ute ,ftttleUt· annl- , yersary., of. th!!l:"es\abIlAh~ent of.lthe

, ,first lIIasonlc. JIl~ge ,J,n ,the, ~orth.w,est. '----:_--"~-~~--'~~-.:.----'---'---"'--'-----'---;- About 4.000,members of ~he order

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COLD 'MEATS! ~ VEGETABLES! ,Wlnnlpcg on :Wlldnesday. While In , . .,' 'uie 'city' he 'attended' Ute' Mathiidlst

· PORK! /I VEAL! MUTTON!' I . Conferepc,e:. ''''.,'''.''., I . IIllss' B. J: Perrigo' of lfsstOJi. MUA .•

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J " , C 1Ie' c:ig DOIl!:b eDOnla\ on Wednesday anii will' visit her iilece • .:': U e, a'~ a, ~ Mrs. Fred, San4erson. fol' some time .

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" satisfaction that new rubber' will. " , Lap Rug Dusters for $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00

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See our BUlain Tlble-:-It lillY Save You 001- A few Men's 'Auto Rain Coals at $11.75 each. "Ius. Many piu. of Shoes It Half Price. Regular $15.00 Coals.

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Price $1.3,0 per gallon.

ORDER YOUR PLYMOUTH TWINE NOW!

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.I hive made arrangements wilh Mr. A. W. Paulin 10 be here and repair BindepJ--any make. Let me know your Imow your requirements in this line at your earliest convenience:

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Implements Real Estate " • I, . now can' walk ~1t1i tlie leg '11i >a cast, come,...he, connects. I

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S nod of Manlt,(,ba In Winnipeg Utls' II; around 'our '~ay' for 'publlcatlon: ana. _"IIIMI_ .. IIIIIi"lII •• iI.IlII11Il1*IlI"IlII11Il1I11I1J.lIIIIlIIlHHtillilll~lI;!li!I!iliilmilIilli1lilliliHlil!!llilliilimllill! t. !, •. i • : ,

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; ,throug\!, ~:r.rt;~'!J'~e 'o~ "W~~D~s,da! "en cl!lirvoyant. ajthobrh we can lee as; Hi l'oii't~ to Stockton, :w/!."re she will v181~ far through ~(brlck waH as the aver· R,egularly" . Hi, her mother. 'Mr: Cann Is spending his age Individual:' '," II holidays In Valicclliver. , ,I, " 'J :1/ '. I , ,. _.:.,_ •• , , Miss M, Sanderson' was a pllS8~nger Wi

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.'. " Th H f Qy i). - .... . Ii 'Rathwell Lodge No. 70, I.O,O.F., wl1l I NOT 'NECESSARY I am,now IIvlDg in Treberne, and DR. J. LAURIE LAMONT 'B.A., MAN. I. L t ' . h' Id th I an u I I I Th d anyone having any thine to dispole of M b :f. \' e ouse 0 a 1 y , ,·'r.. 0 ern a p cn c ?n w's ay" publicly or prIvately should lee me .B. C • B" Edillburab .;. .,' , , >" t July 7th at T. C. Forbes' farm, south j , Physician ind SurelIOD 'f. . • X east or Rnthwell: A hearty inVitation' I\s .... 1 have had aeveral yean of exper-, ProTineial Coroner i CARLOAD OF SALT JUST ARRIVED. ~t i~ extended, to everyone. I''':~, ' I ~~~~8~~nB~~:;~~u~~ai: !~.:; ~::~I~z;;. Omce BOYDe st. r l'boDe .f

.;.' REDUCED, PRICES ON SUMMER FOOTWEAR Ii: .. ~:,.., 'Mrs, W. 'J. Montgomery Is,vlstilng "FJUH-a-tlves" ResbJred Her l,a:;. •• J.~I;:·O~S _ Th~ Auctioneer '---D-R.-J-. -A • ....:C..;..~-R...:.IS-T-I-LA,.:..W,~', -~.--" ~: St;J1 doing business at the same old stand; but i_,frlendS In Ule Icl ty. To Perfect Health ' " ,Pbysiclan and SureeOll. ~ I b f h d f ~ , Mll11ltoba Medicai Colle,a Graduat .. :: a ways 0 servant 0 t e nee so our customers. ~ i ·Mrs. Duce and son were passengers, ' : \ AUCTIONEERING! 10lfice Smith St. ~' Pbone 10l ::. You cin al~ays rely on th~ goods we handle a~d I to Winnipeg Monday 'evening. ,t, ISS PA!'INItAU Ava., MONTHaAt.. " t, (; ';' h' hi; I "For three yean(, I suffered ... real ) \" , ~ t e pnce we c arge. , .go Chas. KItching leCt Cor tbe city Mon·' lai,,' In the lower part oC-my body, ,1 guarantee satisfaction. Sales con, • DENTISTRY " ' :a: If you want a good set of Di.hes--96 pieces-- t. day evening. ' with 8wellhlg 'or bloating. I saw a ~I~~~et~ ~ir!h~:~dS f~ral~alC::: reverse ,R. G. H: HURT,ON, D.D.S., CD.S • .;. at a bargain, then give u. a call. You cannot) t. Wale. Wllson and a 'rrl~nd Crom Wlrt· specialist who said I must undergo W. E. STAPLES Trelllerne Graduate North'''''estern UIJIVllr~lty,

.J :l: buy them c,heaper anywhere. i nlpeg arrIved last Thursday and are. an operation. I reCused. Llcenled Auctioneer Off~IC~!~'rl: i,: ~.: GROCERIES, ALWAyS FRESH AN~ CLEAN\ ! It visIting at the home oC Chas. Wilson. . l heard about "Frwit-a-tiues" ,. 9 a.m, to 12 noon. 1:30 p.m. to 5 p,m. ,. t . The roads to Carman are' beIng well .. decided to try it., . W. G. Henry .. Licensed Auctioneer from Tuesday evening until Saturday ::: ; YOURS FOR SERVICE,_ .:: pntronlaed oC iate, If this should be· . The first box gave-grea~ relieC; and Post.oruce addresll, Lavenham. Phone noon, the first and hi'st week of' each .:. , / '1' come a hlghwj1Y undcr what name I continued the,lrelUDent. Now my vIa Portage la PraIrie 'Qn a reverse month. ' . ::: ::: \vlll It gO?' heallh is excellent-I am' free of check. ~atlsfactlon guaranteed. Office: Mylee Block.

" \.. 'i' / .)' \ p~n--!1nd I give "Frult.a.tives" my ~ales conducted in any part of the / 'I' S · h B h .... l Jas. Sharpe has lande(] two tluyers t th k" . 1> ' '-

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... and Mrs. !leg. Forbes and Mrs, Cas· At all d~t,llers or sent po~tpaidl 117 wef! (mother of Mrs. Robt.,Forbes and F~t-a·Uves Limited, qttawa. 1

.::t.· Rathw' ell,' Man. Phone 1,9 :~. \ Mrs, JIIS, Gill) motored over to Grays· ;. LICENSED AUCTIONEER :> o!o vule' bn Sunday last, 'returnIng after " Dates may be arranged at the TImes

.:. ' " .:. tlUl storm, Mrs, Caswel1, though well Rectory' lawn on Saturday evening, Office, Treherne, or by telephone on .: . .: .• : .• : •• :,.: .. :~.: .• :.-: .. : .. : .• : .• :.( •• :..: .. :.~: .. : •• :*<.-:.«..:":":-+<·<~:":--:":«"X":":"X-:.·: .. : .. :··:·<.y t ' . J

• past four score years, stood the jour' June 25th. r reverse ticket. I guarantee sallsfac. '----" '.... . - .., - " ney wel1. Sho wl11 visIt for a while' tlon . . ~HlHl!lI:l'''!i,*IIIHQ!lIiw.;;iil6lill!H_IliHlll':IIIw.IllIllMiIliIl!IIIII!III_ .. ailllElI!_IIiIl!IIIIIIIIiIliIliIliJ!l before returning to her hillne'ln On- Rev. Jacl(son and Dr, Molt held an W. TURNER fl! ' '" Ii' t I J " Icc creiun social on the Rectory lawn ,I. ar o. , , I ,

lil IPjj"'iI , H ' ...It 0 '8 : ( la:!!. Friday. There was a large' crowd Ill, J.L (Q) . nitell1\uIl.ll'l d uyers' : - Mrs, Robt. MC.Donald oC ~ranch' present. 'rhe two gentlemen made ~f b ,. town Ontario, Is the guest of her bro, 'the 'cakes, and gr~at praise Is due ;t. ". : ther, Mr, Geo, Mulholland. Mr. Mill· them. Rev. Jackson made angel calw

. t.~. tn\,.If! 1C> a::ban Ed:! tate :!' holland met her In 'Vlnnlpeg last week and Dr, \\loll the de\'I\'8 cake, Then Ii! ~11 ~~ ~ ; a~cOmpa~Ylng ~er J~ ,Rathwell. ,. '(hey had klss,es Cor sale, Many were \/' ," 1111'S. McLIIChHLD of Monitor Alberta the purchasers.

- \ .~:!: If you are thinking of locating on land this Spring, who has blJen VlsitlDg frlelllis In ul J SI \ dl d r 0' I \ d' : i tarl0 stayed oir io1' II few days, Ule r· lRrpe spose 0 an ver an l ' now IS th~_time to make up your mind. Land is, sell- ,. gueat of her sister, Mrs. Cox, Mrs: CHI' last week ,to Mrs. W. N. Scarrow.

kl ing on easier terms now than it has been for \ three MCLachlan reaumed her hon~ewm'd',' nORN:.JTo Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ~, y.:ars. I have a good selection to pick from. \ , \', journey on Monday. ' Spencer, on Fl'lday, June 10, a SOil.

lU· If I C' Lo H ,. 'It is reported th~t Rev. Mr. Care· W, A. Caswell ~f 'WInniPeg was a

m wa~~~o l~r:ae' ~~ on ~:~d. o~:lis~:;;:;.mT~~J~:tw~~k J ~~~'~n~lI~l; s~~I~!~~~li~:~ldb:y.1ighteulng Rathwell visItor last weelt.

W. b I Mr. Chas. Wflson wIshes to call at, ~! ~t 1 ways. WIth the completion of Messrs, Wm! tentloll of the public to tile ract tnat J I f d I f k' d L k 'h bull's and E. It. Cain's resideuces, aillo Ills teiellholle nUlllbers are as 101l0ws: in! am open 0, r ea 5 0 any In. et me now w at " G. Paterson's which hus made a start, Garage, No. 23, ResIdence, NO. 31. iii you have to sell or trade and I will try and close it and the addition to MI'. 1. SCllrrow's \ '

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J. GRAHAM, Licensed Auctioneer Roasendale, Man.

Sales conducted in any part of, the Province. Terms very rel\sonable, Phone 416·Rl·4, Portage, on Reverse Ticket. \

Satllfaction Guaranteed.

, LICENSED AUCTIONEER

I guarantee satisfaction. Sales con. dUcted anywhere. Dates can be ar· ranged at my shop.

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Jas. Shupe ,; Rathwell

Satlsraclfon ' Guaranteed. ducted anywhere. Call TIcket. in for you. . ' 'l'e...ldcllce, l'tathwell Is not slow in the -==========='====' ===

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CHAS. H, GOULD RATHWELL, MAN.

~.i: I" : the hydrant once lUore, which relieves' ."~"I,_,T_,R"A,L HOT,EL' I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ! J1 G C!:I\ ""Onn ' , consldel'ably lhe hot, dry throats, es· v-:" '' , :-

.: : 0 o.~.IL .IL pecmlly of the school klddles. Th b t d tl I th L· Stable ill . / e es accom)' a on a ong e Ivery m,' T h M The best reports al'e coming In from' Line. Just the place to get a Good, , iii) re erne, - an. the' country of the line pI'ospects of a Square Meal and a Comfortable Bed hl. bountlful harVest. However, It doesn't at a Moderate Rate. mml!!IIlIf!llmllm6i1M!!tIlI!lI!lIflllil!iII!IIilHllilllIIlIIllElllitlllljllllElIE!IIlIEllllIElIIlIIltIlIIIIEllEllElIIlIIlIIIIElIIM!!I!lIIlIIMaib pa y to co un t you I' ch I ck ens un til th e y , \ ~

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A" Kinds of CIGARETTES

TOBACCOS " to winning first money at Treherne -PHONE YOUR. RESERVATION-

,last Friday. We now feel that Rath.

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'Monunnents " '. ( well has made a name for Itself and H. C. DAY Proprietor

A 'flrst'class Livery and Feed Duslness; good a'nd reliable

,Horses; stylish Rigs; everv­thing up,to,date.

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FOR. G. A. BOWMAN V.S., B.~. Ic. Honor Graduate TOl'onto Unlver.It,.

Ollfce-4I! Smith's LIvery Stable, Broadway, 'l'reherne, Man.

Residence Phone; No. 33 ,

'LEGAL • (Rate $7.50 per ,Year.)

R. C. PARSONS, B.A. _ , Darrls ter, etc.

Offices: Rallway Ave., Treherne Man S,ollcltor lor Ule Cllnlldlan D~nk 0; Commerce, Dank l'{ Hamllton, anti Ule Municipality ot South Norfolk

F. H. MITCHELL, B.A. Attorney,at·Law

Office at A. Martin Agency,Droadwa, ''l'l'eherne. '

MELVILLE E: ST-APLES, LL. 8. Bilrrllter, SOliCitor, Notary Public, .te.

OFFICE: 721 Mcintyre Building , Telephone N61117

WINNIPEG MANIT08A

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, WINNIPEG, MAN. J. W. Morrlaon, LL. I,

'John Popp, LL ••. So"cltora for

J. F, McKenzie. Ltd,; ManItou nem. ,dies, Ltd,; Dawson Road Pack.Comp. any Ltd.; Associated Implement. Ltd:, Red River prainage & Improvement Association, etc.' Phone N 7445.

Have you decided, to erect a, sul£j&ble':'Monument 'to· complete four Cemetery lI~p,r6vemen'ts. Our ~omiile,t~ ':'stock o'f (Memorial., Coplngl, Fences, Corner Poatl, Markera etc, Is now ready to meet your demands. Our quarries olrer you the finest qUlllllty of materials to be round In Canada. ' Our Workmanahlp 'Will justify our wIde range oC experIence. Our Prlc .. will please Yoil. Our aIm Is to' satisfy-every

It Is up to us to back lip-'the boys In ~ !. Phone 1111, · ev.ery way poss!ble.t We hope that~ they <", :'':'':'':''X..: .. ~( •• : .. ).:,,:", .. :..:..: .. : .. ~:..:..:..:

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of wInning even greater honors., . / Would,all those who 'want to see the ------~~----------

Rathwell news buill up, please gIve In GENERAL MERCHANDISE the Information to the correspondent We ofCer l'ou sel'vlce and quallty at by letter if no othel' way'ls ,convenIent. very reasonable prices.

Messrs, Cameron tended the councll

and Marlatt at, Our 'stock Is :well·kept, clean whole· In Treherne on sowt. Try us for your next order.

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Mr. Ranson,! brother oC Mr. J. J. Phone 32 l..-________ """" ___ rl' , ", Acen'.

Representing leveral of the 'be8t LoaD -,

Ranson, spent a 'few days'ln the city last week.' \R~TH~ELL /'

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Mrs.,Russ and son of Winnipeg, who { .

have' been' visiting J.,A, Cameron, Mrs. "

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Burlaps, etc.,' may be .. en at !Goodman'. Store. Now Is the tlme"for painting and papering,

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~ I sloner.., TREHERNE HIGH SCHOOL 9FFICE Students prepared f9r ThIrd • . - Droadwa, •

and Second Class Teachers' " ,Certificates, and 'Unlverlity' , • Matriculation ExamInations.

Low, rates and specIal Induoe· 'ment:! tOl' non-resident BtU' dents

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,,\R. ~. M"'., Sec. School Board , J. A. Struther. - Prlnolpal i It, \.

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, ~ W. J. ,WALDON -,~cent for M.utual Llie ASluraDce Co.,

, or Waterloo, ODt., and Irltlah ,.me~lca In.urance Ce.

Merchsnts' Casualty Co:' Wi~lpe. , \ , .

- .r I W; R. GREeNWOOD

Treherne Agent for M~nareh LiCe AISUTaDCe Co.

'of ToroDtoi and Wlnnlpe •• See, m. before ,you buy Pretectlen.

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ROISs" father" for the past two weeks, returne~ h!l~e' qnc'Wedn~Sday .. ;,

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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES (Rate '5.00 per Year.) \ ,I +I~"->G+I>+>H->G+I>+>H+I~"," '. ',\~HONE II '

... i. t·, " Mrs. Clarke of, Brandon Is"tbe guest

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TR'EHE~NE~IUODGE NO. 51 : - A.F., .. , A.M.

Meeta Friday olf or before"" the lull moon at the Ma~oDlc Hall, 'trebeme. Vlsltlna nrethre~ cordIally welcome. R. W •• Bro. JOhD Coul~er, Secretary

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CO·STS· T HE. economy o( using I~ perial Polarine

Motor Oils extends over practicaJly every item of mo(or operation.

The lubrication afforded at e,'ery friction point and · t.h~. ga~-tightpiston-to~cylinder seal means a ... big 6~VJng In fuel bIlls and a noticeable increase of power.

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Through perfect protection of all motor parts, undue repair bills· are avoided and dep~ecia tion is greatly' reduced .. By using' Imperial Polarine Motor Oils you can save dollars this year on maintenance alone . Besides, you realize more profit and greater usefulness (i'om your car. ':: I .

.Always use the grade of Imperial Polarine recom­,mended on our Charts for your type of motor., See

" .' Charts ,at your dealer's or write to 56 Church Street, Toro!'!to, for a copy' of our interesting booklet, ':Automotive LubriCation," which contains the com~ .,.

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For a .Clean, EffiCient Motor

'. Deniers displaying this' 'sign win thoroughly clean the old oil and the grit and ,.the dirt out of your crank­case; Will flush your motor crank­case with I mperial Flushing Oil and refill it with fresh l\1brieating oil. . Your·.crank-ca'se should be cleaned

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eon cert t" . . '''}!Ie dldil't know what It Will al1

It rained on Tuesday, and the club ab~tit. at' flrit, but; he 'lIhowed Iymp­came back from . Somerset . without tomll of lite when the prima donna playing a game. ..' RflPonded to ber third encore."

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. "She IIIn, 'Annie Laurie.' Be raco,- \ SUNFLOWERS AS A SILAGE 'CROP nlzed thilt'turie l1li one he ulled to

play on the hllnDonlca."-BlrmlnghlUD Ace-Herald. Much Interest· Is belng'taken both in

Canada and the United States In the value of sunnowers as a silage crop In ··a : Bad Fix.

. 'particularly In districts whree corn ill ''Maud II In a terrIble predlcllment . . not a reliable crop: The·clalm·11I made fhBt. rich old mlln she hili! proml~erl that sunflowers are a hardier crop' to .~rry. hili offered to have his life than corn, wlthsta!ndlng droughth and In~,ured In her favor." , frost to a greater I degree. Insofar as I Ihould lilY that wall extremely the claims put forth for·sunnowers as eonftlderate of hIm." . a food tor cattle a~a virtually of recent "But you don't undel'!!tand. It hIli origin experlmenle and Investigation phyftlcal condItion III such that any regarding them ate practically. in an Insurance compan,' wl11 ac~pt hIm as Introductory stage, It Is InterestlJig 'risk, she doelln·t want to marry him." to note, however. that an analysis' of sunnower silage fed at an Idaho' agrl-

,cultural experimental station Indi­cated that It comp'ared favorably with . , corn silage. In canada also, studIes of the relative. vaiue of sunflowers and corn for silage 'purposes suggest

, that In nutrition, there Is not any great difference, although corn III to be preferred where it can be easily and plentlfully.grown, Where this. Is not the case, sunnowers are an 'ex­cellent substitute.! . ,

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the Band! t can hear the cornet'. clarion call, the boom, boom of the

hassoon, the rumble of the drums. Every note of every I .election, t.o the very end-it is the band, when you play ~

Columbia Records ~ of band music on the Columbia Grafonola-hear these:

Entry of the GladIators March •• 11 The Gladlator's Farewell March, H. M. Scots' Guards Band ru078, $1.00

• Colonel Bolley March .. "d Sons of the Brove March. Colu'nbia Band '1?~0 14, $1.00

Conqueror March aNd Death or Glory March. SI. Hilda Colliery Band R2130, $1.00

National Emblem March alld Washln!!toll Prince's Band

Grays Murch. A1025, $1.00

A few new recordings : ~ Bdaht EyM arid Underneath

Ha_Uan Skies, Xylophone Solos, Jess Libonati

A3389, $1.00

l J Can't K~p Stili To-nIght aNd r· Blame It On to Poor Old

My Mammy. Fox-Trot. Yerkes' Jazarimba Orchestra and Do YOII Ever ThInk of 1\lo? Fox-'I'rot, 'The Happy Six A337!!,11.00

Nestle In YOllr Duddy's Arms and I Spoiled YOII. Fox-'I'rots, Art Hickman's Orchestra

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'!'ho' I'm lar.e, i'm quIte' attractIve

110 the .allant men al!lrm( But .1. wOllcier.

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I. WiI1iaJU TR~~;~'~O PHARMA CY ,/13391, $1.00

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I Obatructlon. You'll, al ... y, ... !!nd a taction

Thl,t I. hard to undonU,nd, Who crltlcl ••• actlon

SEE ME.BEFO~E YOU LET THE . CONTRACT FOR;THAT BUILDINGI

Whon It oUlrht to I.nd a han4.

An OptimIst. I 'am' able to handle anything In the way of Billlding or Wood Constructions, '. I will allo draw

your Plans. . No Job 80 big: or Imall that It Is riot worth while getting my

. figure on It. Write me your reo qUlrem.~nt""""l, (Will' be glad. to lerve you, ", . ), ,., \ ",' ,

"I'm Borry ,to see you here ... ·uld the trtend ,at a convicted bank, embezzler. ""Oh.,.ther.e Isn·t·. muCh ,change. after

&II," saId the prIsoner. cheerfully. UN'01tt ' ' •

"Yoll Bee. t hnd Iieen ilhut 'up In Il eIIrl! .. and 10ok.1nr through:; barll for

,1. years' hefore' I· 'cam'e .'here,' '. These bal'!!. .<; ar,e ·.lust· it lI~tle ~thlcker. 'Il'nd ~batead

of beinl: brau they are' 8teel.'~ W, ,N.ELSON 1 , CYPRESS RIVER

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maD with a .. wrinkled tace from re­mInding. a yputhful ,Iooklnr womlln 'In

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\. A Dublin ;magl~trnte. allked a pnllon­er.;to .. extllaln, w·hy. be waa found ,yin'. In ,the gutter, . c· _, ','Shure. yer honor." answered the In­ebr.late • .':t jUllt hnpP4med'to' walk be-

·.· .. ,ehune t...vo,ll1mp PORts an', laned agalnlt ~e wronr one..... .

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NEW SCALE

T HE enduring Tone quality for which the Williams

I , New Scale Piano is noted, is due to its flawless design and construction. We are proud of the fact also that the Willia.ms is a true "Canadian-made"instru­ment which holds Its own in comparison with any pianos pro­duced in the world. Many great Artists give it unstinted praise, Discriminating people who pur­chased a Williams instrument many yenrs ago affirm tha t Its pure, resonant tone is as good to-' d3y after years of use, as it Willi when purchased, ", -t. " Select a Williams for your borne. It will ~ive you life-long pleasure and J ts true musical quality will prove a constant in-spiration, .

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-Rusto:n,rs W' . , kl' i THE P:E"O~O~:ST~RN ~'.~DA, ':,"';1': ::'f~:~::: .T,,,doy ~I' . ee . y X J!..bout 400 edlors' and their .wlves. of .thls weelt. 'Y,ith, so much business ::: ~ , . " . I ' t. anibn~ Ulem Ule publishers of 'tho on hand that the work was not com· :l: : THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH IS PAY.DAYI '

... ' : Langruth Herald. Souris Platn Dearer. pleted till 1 a.m. .t. t \ " .: " ' iX Whitewater Packet. Dominion City IA delegation was received .asking-.} \ ,

Echo. Klllarne" Guide. Carberry News.' for the opening o( a road from Hal" :': J land's Ferry north to Lavenham. An· f '

E~el:lion Journal., Virden Emplre'.i).a. otber delegation asked for a road and b >

~ \ and Treherne'Tlmes. were thJl guests ' of It Is to be plac.ed un<:er me, Pl'ovln-ot the Canadian Paelllc and Canadian

> ' LADIES' SUITS In navy Serge. :4 only left. Size 36 and 38. , Regular

prices $45.00 to $69:00: Cleiring to the end of June at 1~3 off.

, LADIES' SPRING ... nd SUMMER COATS Regular $15.UO to $45.00, clearing at from $10.00 to $30.00.

BOYS' FINE and WORK BOOTS Sizes 9 to 13 and I to 5" Regular' prices up to $6.00.

June Special, $2.90. . ,

MEN'S SUITS

In Navy Blue Serge and fine Worsted.

up to $~).O(). June'Speciai $57.50.

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, LADIES' WAISTS , ~till selling at one-third off regular, prices. Don't be the

::: last to PIC!~ up these b.!autiful waists at these prices. , . '.'

BOYS' FINE and WORK BOOTS Qdd lines, worth up to $6.00- allin a box at $2.90,.

~( . Na,lIonal Railroads In a trip. to Vun. elal Highways Act. A road' between t Secs. 12 and 13 wus discussed. The 0 "

X couver and Victoria. the event being Board of Trade o( 'frehorne asked -f '

i' tllfi. second Annual Convention o( the' . 0;0 , (or caretakers to be appointed (or the f'" ':

Canadian Weekly Newspapers ASSO' cemeteries In 'the municipality. Also " : chiUon. . ' : ' ± The trip was made by Eastern edl. that Ule council have printed a sta'.e· :.: ~

X tors on a special train from Hall(ax. ment o[ receipts and expenditures' on .~ {. the Westerners going, to suit their UlO sltatlng rlnlt up to date. Also that 'l :z: own convenience Stops were made nt the minutes of the 90uncll be printed ::: t- In the Times. - \ '1' t Fort William. Winnipeg. Regina. Sas· .. ;!; katoon. Edmonton. Calgary. iDanre. Council purchased an Aultman.T;ty, ~~ , ~. Lake Louise and other scenic points: lor. (or road work. It looks hopeful :r. :. .r., At each stop the party were made the ~~;~O;uts~~e,,~~~~ l~m6'~~~~~;~~~,,~~ :.:". i to. gu"sts of some local organization. At "( <> : "( should be displayed somewhere In the .:. : 1. Vancouver and Victoria the hosts were council chambers. with the Union Gov· ::: " • .: the, dally newspnpers and varloun emment high tariff and exchange con· -:- ' {. boosting organizations of the cities.' .. ',' F ' I f I I t I dltlons as at present. The englno cost -:-'l our mo,or tr ps or s g 1 ·see ng. a cost $5.000.00. about $1.500.00 o( which "1' 'I' clam bake at Jericho Deach. Vancou· "wasn·t working." :"," ): vel' and a visit to Van Treet's Straw· + bel').; Ded at G'ordon Head. Vancouver Tweed Street. In Rathwell Is to be :': !,

~ Island and to the monster observatory. opened. / :~ : ~: where the party had a look through :': .: 1 the: world's largest telescope. were METHODIST CHURCH NOTES .' •. :,'. only' a part o( the program provided .} , , . ~ .,.\ ~ Cor the visitors. On Sundar next. In the Methodist ~.:

The Treherne folks were happy'to Church. the regular morning service ::. to be met at Victoria by Tom r.:ayo, and will be held by the Rev. ·r. n. Wilson. ·i· . .1. on- Sumlay. th'e 11th. were the gueHts subje~t:-"Revlew and Provlew." ::: Apple and or Strawberry Jam ................................ " ........ 95c. ,- .... '

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MEN'S WORK BOOTS-ODD L1NES-$5.90 These include Williams' A~e5-Holden-McCready's a~

McPh rson s. Only certan sizes left in each line.

::: of Mr. and Mrs. Mayo (formerly Miss In the evening all of the )levernl :i: ' . Corn Starch, 2 for .......................................... : ............... , ............................... 25e. ',' Uzzle HII'd.) 'fhe Mayos hnve a beall' churches will meet In the Metho 111' .'. S'I GI St h 2 f '25 ',' tlrnl home at Victoria amI a very' Church In a union service under ('Ie -:- I ver oss arc, or ..... : ......................................................... , .. "....... e. :~ pleasant t1m\S\\~~,? ,enjoy'ed by the ~r'e. ~usplces of the U,F.A. :rh~ Hev. J. c. !i:, Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 2 for ................................................... " ........ " ... 25e. t {o herne edl:tor anld Wlf!):, ~ I I Stewart will assist In conducting the ::: Jelly Powders. all flavors, 2 for .......................... " ................................ 25e.

, :': The co:nvent on wa5i;~or' grent Ie p excrclses. and the Rev. T. n. WIIsoI1' ',' S' II fl 2 f - 25' MEN'S FINE SHIRTS

Separate, Soft collar and Sport Shirts, $2.65.

CANVAS SHOES 'Look over our stock of Ladies and Childrens' Boots and

Oxfords. , Let us show' you our Running Shoes.

GROCERIES I, Sugar, per I OO-Ib 'sack ......................... : ............................ , ................. $12.00 ,Ogilvies' Rolled Oats, 20-lb' sack .......... : ........................................... 75c.

Jelly Powders ........................................................................ 2 pkgs. for 25c. Corn Starch .............. :.: ...................... , ...................................... 2 pkgl. for 25c.'

Corn. Peas or Tomatoes. per tin .......................................... 20c.

Now' s th~ time for you to buy Fly Poison, Fly Coils and SwJtters.

WE HAVE THEM:

± to all who .. r,tttendetl. m,~ny \oictures on . will preach. subjcet:. _ "Our Dally:!: plces, a avors. or ............................. · .. · .. · ........ · .... · .... · .. ,·,,· .. · .... ·· .. ···.. 1.

:': subjects ptirtal~,!~f5.,,~\'to, the printing Bread." There will be sult~ble and :i: Raspberry and Strawberry Preserves .................................. _ .......... 45e • • '. trade and edltorhtl work being of enlivening music (01' the occaSion. It .'. ~. great educational val ue. \ Is desired that everyone come whether .;. .£ "Next year's ~o.nventlol! will be held the day be wet or dry. :i: .r. at the other end of the Domlnlon- ',' J •• " Halifax. The Easterners will have to .} t go some to beat the welcome extended...... ','

,'" by the Drltlsh Columblans. ..... \ . :,': .'. .... t ' ~ :~ ,20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SE'A * Y ',' Y ',' 'l PrepartatiollJl are under way Cor the ',' :f. for the presentation at Trehellle Hall. :.~ .} of the new wonder· motion picture. ...... ~ ~. .t_ .. "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the .'. :i: Sea" which has been two years in the, Tbe "Pocket .;-::: making and required the services' of Self. Filler" , :~ .', 2.000 actors. This picture Is based on WlOtll Fou-r ',' "1. • " 'J~ • •. Jules Verne's sLory of th\1t name and :'I

DRY GOODS • •

Ginghams, 38 inches. wide, per yard. ........... : ................................... 7 5e.,

,Printed Organdie in blue or pink. per yard .............................. $1.35 Georgettes. and Crepe de Chine, per yard ............ 7" ................... $2.15 White Wash Satin, .per yard ............................. .' .................................... $1.95,

Pailette Silk in black and colors, 36 in. wide. per yard $1.95 ALL OUR PRINTS. per yard .................................................................. 40e.

Ladies' ~II-over Aprons in dafk colors, each .............................. $1.35

Little Boys' Wash Suits, each ...................... : ..................................... $1.75

Chldren' s Dresses from $1.45 to ...................................................... $2.50

Lad;es' White UnderskIrts, each _ ....................... " .............. ~ ...... .' ....... $3.00

Children's Middies from 8 to 14 years for .................................... $1.00 . , . /

• ::: embodies most of the thrilling adven· Points of :': '.' tures which befell the world.renowned - .t ••

II"'IJ"II.~ 11..... ~.nlt:l\ C!:Ilsh C!tor~ :i: hero •. Captlon' Nemo In the Submarine Snfety 'i' n: .H.~n n~.u. ~ ~ , ~, . ~ ::: NautiUus. .- 1 FiIIln. Lever .n.~. ::: . --------------------~~---..;...--STORE CLOSES AT 6.30 EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY

I W. J. RUSTON, 'GeDeraIMerch~t _, l PROTECTIVE TARIFF 2 ;;;r.~:t;~~ I· GEORGE T. CURRY, Ph 52

' . \. : . ' , " :' T' 'REHr E' RNE :~:.... A Ford car 'now costs~ $415 at De· 3 t~~~;/;·~~ ;o:~-:~ l' PHONE '102 TREH ' , ' one' . :;: trolt. and $670 at Ford. across the 4 Clip :Cap p ...... I. f '. ERNE_, PHO~E 1 06~ .;. river. ,This Is the result of the Can· ·lo.onnd damaal from ••••• <C<C .... ~ ...... &. ~

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Old Windmills of the Quebe~~oad.id;--= • , f (we give Premier Melglien. Protection· This W.term'~n·. Ideoll. the simplest. most c:onven· ~ 1st Supreme. gold plate and loving ienl .eU· filllna fouoilin , r,en. Raise Ind lower the

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OUR DUMB FRIENDS • D. GOODMAN Jeweler James Perrle's pony; while .practls'

Ing for the races. fell and broke ItIS leg last Thursday evening. A gopher hole' was responsible. Dr. Bowman Is at· tempting to restore the use of the In· jured 11mb. as the pony Is a family pe!. ========:::;=======

The Straube dog was'run over and killed by' an auto last Friday evening. He was a lovable household \ pet. , Carlo. Garnet Mills' dpg. died from old age. on Saturday. He was 13 years of age.

A,;IGLICAN CHURCH' NQTES

. , Confirmation' ser~lces will be held In ' Treherne on

B~~NDON ,FAIR PRIZE/LIST OUT ,

The Prize List of the Provincial Exhibition to be held at Brandon July 25th to 30th Is out. Those of our

" , readers who fall· to get one througb I . ' ~ ... the. mall can .secure a ,copy, by' calling

at this office or writing the Secretary of the Exhlbltloil,"'Brandonf The IIsL Is attractive; and provides ,clasf\e~ ror al) breeds of I.Ivestock. Dairy. ·Yege· tables. Fine Arts. School Worlt. Hort·

.~~~~l~~Ii'~~~1~~i;~~~~~f~:~:: ~~.~~~~~l~~r "Iculture.' Cooking and Ladles' Work. Wool In the' lIeece. Grains. Eggs ana Honey.

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