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SMS L I i I f to IN mi WW j PI v Albert Telephone TRY OUR MANAGER Ahead of Government Standard We carry a stock of Guaranteed Paints Carriage Paint Varnish Stains Shellac Varnish Raw and Boiled Oil Turpentine Separator Oil Red Engine and Black Machine Oil Garden Tools Etc Call and see what we have in Forks Hoes Handles Spades Rakes etc BRIBFLBTS On Sunday August Mr John A Patterson ol Toronto will conduct both morning and evening ser vices in Chalmers Church Albert Dr Smith dentist has moved into his new office next the Presbyterian Church His office is now equipped and furnished in uptodate style The doctors work must be giving good satisfaction as he appears to be busy every Tuesday- PERSONAL Rev left on Monday for Vancouver BC where he will attend the General Conference of the Methodist Church Rev J Morgan and Rev Howards former pastors of the Meth odist Church here were present at the funeral of the late Mr Geo Haigh BALDWIN BREEZES Pringle expects to compete in i KESWICK Mrs Allcock of New York is vMt- the VRA matches at Long Branch her sister Mrs next week Bertha Bailev visiting Joseph Foster is making a here prior to her departure for very desirable improvement that is her home in the West to say he is erecting outfit of was visiting public patronage H friends near Vivian over Sunday is doing a thorough job Miss E of StoufTville is Mr Sinclair lost his dandy visiting her cousin Miss Helen War- mm young driver through a spell of in flammation last Never mind you havent lost the girl that would he worse still Miss Bessie Terry went to Toronto on Saturday having accepted a posi tion in one of the wholesale millinery Miss was quite houses there riously ill last week It is a genuine Born- At Alta to Mr a satisfaction to see her fresh as a Mrs nee Miss Rose daisy again She and her partner Gibson a daughter Christie are a sweet pair Mr Bertie Cameron is an Inventive sort of a genius who has his head full of schemes of a varied nature He has a great longing to be a great I Rev and Mrs Hunter of the South- uncle Lyman- At present era Slates were visitors at the ihis fa to the con- THE RIDGE Agents for Plymouth Twin The GENUINE Mackies Cough Condition Powders aid Johnny beat yet W Canuck Overalls the of Mr Geo Rev Campbell of Pittsburg is visiting at the home of his brother Mr Campbell of the Centre Miss Oldham and Miss of a floating palace a mod ern Noahs Ark or a steam launch If he dont blow himself up with experimenting he may live to TOijfiwiijSSw oF Newmarket of conveying passen- Mrs Ed Allan spent Wednesday last week with her mother Mrs Sodden Mrs Charlie Wilkinson spent Sun day oh the Ridge Mr Robert Smith and his cousin the delight a -5fia- wiass f- of inoir former teacher Mr Fred at last week Mr of Hamilton was in town last week Our friend Mr Alex Wallace of Belhavcn paid us a visit on day SMITH Queensville SUCCESSOR TO E E SMITH Store closes Tuesday and Thursday at 6 pm through July and August THE LATE GEO The passing away on Saturday Au gust of Mr Geo has re moved from our midst one of our best and most useful citizens A man without an enemy he was respected and esteemed by ail wno knew him bow Baldwins summer resort But it takes a lot of finances to pay for such layouts Mr Jos Long Gum Swamp has decided knack for raising- small fruits Oil about ten acres he has about all can handle alone His strawberry crop was a good one He used to have a fine melon patch hut the young bloods of the neighborhood aduatulated them and he has become discouraged He should follow the plan of a friend of mine who was an- friends calling after friends and relatives Quite a crowd out to Sundayschool on Sunday Some young men from Albert hired a horse and rig and came over hero to Sunday school After the session was over they started act ing smart broke the buggy No names mentioned Mr Richard Lee of Mt Albert spent Friday evening at Mr John Croutons ROSEBUD SHARON hours and passing round his water- As proprietor of the Mount Albert Patch Mien loaded Woollen Mills for a number of years his gun with hid himself he- he was best known to the general hind some shrubbery and quietly Brown public but for some time had retired awaited results He did not wait Mr and Mr Brown and daughters spent last Wednesday at Miss Brown of Toronto is spending a month with her brother Mr Cattle Astray Strayed from Marshall Crittendens farm near about July black Jersey heifer red Durham heifers and red steers all yearlings and with slit in right ear Informa tion leading to their recovery will be suitably rewarded D CRAWFORD from active business and lived on hi farm in the eastern part of the vil lage As a business man the late Mr was universally known for his integrity and honest dealing and private life was foremost in foe assistance to the poor and needy pasture the Is were sent anil was always the lint at the bed- In describing the peculiar sensation of the sick and afflicted His felt by this act the boys said it felt long ere two coons softly stole and glared lovingly at the juicy Niagara Falls Mr John S Smith ons Who art thou growled a met them there with their auto and grufl voice Git The gentlemen took them to his home in St without the formality of saying goodbye To accelerate their were sent after them works of charity were many but were as if a swarm of yellow jackets had i la for BLISS Biles for beat best family medicine Bliss strikes at root of by purif the blood It restores wasted tissues strengthens every organ A tablet at night nezt morning feeling bright Faithfully used banish Rheumatism Constipation Dyspep sia Kidney and Liver sure you socuro the genuine Biles Herbs in a yellow box bearing the portrait of O performed in his simple I located i the seat of their breeches manner He is survived one sis- In some districts In Western Ontario Mrs Rowland and his widow where melons of all varieties are five sons and two daughters He grown for market Ive seen acres and was attacked several months ago by I acres of beauties Help yourselves an incurable internal malady but bore is the standing rule un with his characteristic cheerful- Frank has erected a until two weeks before lib death men t wall at the southern part of when he took to his bed from which his possibly to debar the kids he never rose The funeral on from hooking his watermelons The was perhaps the largest attended poet says any in this vicinity SUTTON Key Hen of Secretarv of Dominion Toronto Alliance But where theres a Will theres a way Over the garden wall I think his original idea was to defeat chicken raids on his gar den Mrs Camerons flock of- ines where they spent a delightful Wmc tiil Friday Mr Lloyd Toronto visited at the home of his uncle Mr R Terry over Sunday Miss Kate spent the weekend with her cousin Miss Nora Shaw Miss Rose Newman Toronto is spending a few days in the village Miss Dorothy Thlrsk returned on Saturday after visiting month with her aunt Sirs Milne at Mark ham Mr and Mrs Toronto spent this week with their cousin Haines Miss Maude Starr is visiting her sister at Avlmer spent the weekend at the cf Mrs Master Wei lie Lewis came up from Toronto to spend Saturday at his home here Miss Luva Lewis has accepted a position as teacher in the Public School and expats to com mence teaching next Jay- The Misses Marjory and glis of Toronto are spending their vacation at Mr John Bay View Farm 03 Threshing is all the rage again one of our neighbors getting five hundred bushels of wheat ofl ten acres Beat that for a sand farm if you can farm ers Mr A Woodcock of Mount Albert was the guest of relatives here Sun day Miss Maud Jaynes and friend Unipnville visited the formers home here Sunday Victor and sister Mrs J of Tor were here Sun day to bury brother Fred at Hartman who died very suddenly at Much sympathy is felt here for the many relatives and friends of our schoolmate Fred who died Friday at Mr and Mrs Charles of the were guests at Jerry Brooks on Sunday Mr and Miss of Newmar ket visited friends here Sunday Mrs Wilfred Lazenby Churchill was a guest at Pine View on Sunday Robt and lady friend of visited at Churchill Sunday We feel sorry for Mac who hasnt got over not being at the Picnic on July 20 Dont worry Mac they had a picnic just the same Miss Maggie Hood spent part last week with her brother George at Jim and sisters of Toron to in town over Sunday Mr John Reid has left his home to take a position with the Co at Goodwood Miss and Miss of were guests at Fred last week Mr and Mrs Wesley Hill of Church ill were guests at Pine View on Fri day Dr Gordon of West Toronto visited his home here over Sunday Brooks of Pine View was the guest of Miss Myrtle at Churchill on Sunday- FROSTY T I When buying it pays to be careful as regards purity When buying your spices it will pay you to buy thftro here give you the very purest of spices Always make point of buying the best obtainable and we sell them at reason able prices too All kinds ot them and all pure To make the most palatable a best keeping Wilsons Golden Syrup Vinegar the Vinegar of Price per gal pickles use the period -TFT- Do you need a new draw rope your slings We sell the best draw rope on the market Plymouth Pure Manilla Strand with a Pure Manilla Centre Strand If you want a rope for service and satisfaction it will never pay you to buy another We have a few pair of Mens Wotting Boots regular and selling for We carry in stock complete range of Grain Bags Give us call when needing any We pay t price for Alsikc Get our prices J CAPITAL PAID UP 400OOO0OO RESERVED AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS 1540000000 DEPOSITS BY THE PUBLIC TOTAL ASSETS Branches and Agencies throughout Canada and the United States SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Current- Rates of Interest Allowed MOUNT ALBERT TERRY MANAGER Brothers face grew sober His voice as he whispered wanted the candy awful bad an u7cr things Couldnt they go in a shipV Little Brothers fists went to his eyes Capt John Whiteside steamer Acadia was killed by derrick Port Arthur fall- I HOLLAND LANDING will in the cause of Temperance ducks makes an attractive Sunday Aug 11th in Knox varied and in Sutton at am river Some day Church at maybe that sly old coon Brer Mink Church Cookes and in the Methodist Church Sutton at pm All arecgrdially invited to attend these services will pr ounce them ways lurking about Seeing that no one rjiesenis our little burg I take the liberty to chirp tome dont expect brilliant tablets Money back If not satisfied Ask Bliss Chas W Sedore Voters List Notice if OK EAST County of York Notice hereby given that I have transmitted or delivered to the In of Ontario Vottrs List Act the required by to be or delivered of the pursuant to Act appearing by the last it- roll of Kaid to be to vote in for members of and at municipal that the list was posted In my office on the day- of July and remans there for inspections are calld upon to examine If any or errors are found therein take proceedings to have the errors corsected according to law A Clerk Dated this day Aug budgets such as writes as he is certainly a fine correspon dent For very- much Harvest progressing and soon for he is notorious Devils and then Mother C will sadly sing Oh where oh where have my little ducks Some years ago I John A had quite a similar I believe Mrs It had made great calculations pos sibly counted her be fore the ducks were sold Alas Brer Mr and Mrs Charles of To ronto also Mrs Haines of Sharon vyerc visiting with Mrs Glover on Tuesday last Misses Flossie and Marjory Cm lis I are spending a few days With their grandmother Mrs of street Mrs Wilson of Toronto has returned home after spending a few days with her mother Mrs How- ley An event which is always loosed BROTHERS How much have you earned Fred more if Mrs asked Connie cents and pays for that errand but I dont believe she will was the prompt answer How much have you got I didnt begin to save till you had enough to rattle but Owen Sound Aug A but man on the Tucker of Stratford was instantly killed in Ive thought cried the yards here this morning Cormie joyfully You shall give was coupling freight cats the my gold dollar Then youll have Canada Cement wharf when more than Frank to put in the thank- couplingpin stuck in the draw head ottering and thatll pay for all He stepped in to fix it The train youve saved cars approaching him was evident Little Brother laughed through his moving faster than he calculated tears And you can have all these ho was caught between the two juice things and the tack nf his was crush Connie brought a pasteboard box to a pulp and they picked out all the dry bread and cake and sadlooking fruit Then I put the gold dollar into his small hand Little Brother is the only one who made a real sacrifice for a thank-oiler- Im afraid said bis mother when she heard the whole story from In my I itte I shoul1 t pold dollar but I lo 1C cant I lowIt I mo Connie thouRht her gold rtol cant jus feel rich Little Brother will a visitors are We are pleased to face Mi s the Mink made a pot pie of them flood crops are reported from some very rajiidl parts Danny features in thing the our of An I reports well for a new program is being and those resjonsible are working with enthu siasm in the hope great or sum ess even than last year r who is spending a month under Is content to with ahorse Taylor will bo at the roof Mr Harvey and buggy and a very plain one at taking the same place that- but on Monday he revved the tftftey Mr Norman Thomps building a automobile He caused a Sensation in on Ws to with was and patron is the Christ Church annual looked curiously at the small heap of August Harden Party This to take place on Tlursdav August IK ouvc got all money he said in the Public School grounds I else could we have attention will- he given to Mm and a happy feeling was in her heart for had she not too made a sac rifice Childrens Missionary Friend in our midst see the smiling Toj reports well for a He semis Sample of his of wheat sixty acres that promises to be No hard Our of usually reversed the sailing Into i order of things and came spacious Icki town In style in son Mi and has the on the grounds Norman housekeeper and rather rubbed it vet Now is your chance folks Mrs Smart of Markham spent the weekend with his here for field a hue promise nether I Potatoes at present a sad home now tor Canon that Captain will preach- at Holland Lauding and also at Mount Albert and Sharon too at a so Mr and Mrs John ol lust Mr Golden Valley spent al enough pain and from his sad bereavement some busy tongue has circulated the report that be was unkind to his wife This report I brand as a falsehood I know of a truth that they were a affectionate and devoted couple and Mr spared neither expense or trouble to save the life of his wife AH us neighbors can testify to that The opened here Aug 1st Reports very poor fall wheat No Mrs John Voting Watt Miss is enjoying a visit from her Me and of Toronto Mrs continues poorly Mr Ihompsons Islllo son of Toronto is spending pari of his holidays with his here who Is in very poor health Mrs Tomlinson fa another We trust she may are re ft llllo on our sick list recover soon Mr and Mrs J A g over the advent daughter Mr Stewart threshed Id hags of aisike for Marvin Hut- ledge one day last Pretty good for a start Mr Is certain ly a hustler Miss Gertie Travlss Is visiting in Martha rn anon Era till Christmas Cents 1 Misses Nora and Mary are spending a Week with cousins in Toronto Mr and Mis 1 II Turner of Owen Sound and Turner of To ronto are in town the guests of Mrs Win Turncr Miss visiting her cou sin Miss this week Mrs Dunham of Aurora lied town one last week You ought to sec the new House of styles samples at They certainly worth while Mr John ot back from vis- fall and are the ii A vegetable should be found fin every Kitchen Hoots may I cleaned more readily with one than the hands Old Country on Wednesday night bringing with him fine heavy horses and a beautiful Shetland pony Miss Maiion McKenzlc and Miss Nellie Smith spent a few days- with their friend Miss Lulu on Union St during the past week In spite the afternoon about ladies attended the August meeting of the Methodist Ladles Aid at Mrs John and spent a very enjoyable afternoon Ive saved You dont- that youve got a and Prod swung the baby into a chair I have yes sir You never told me but I heard the lady say how the brown babies didnt have things to eat anil goin to send some in a ship Little Brother nodded gravely at every Word but Fred laughed so he could scarcely speak Things to eat You little goose Come to sister cried Connie Tell sister all about it and with one puzzled grieved glance at Fred clasped her hand and drew her to ward the stairs then up to the little playroom chattering as he went Didnt the lady say they was liUndry and most dead Fred eats an eats but I saved lots things Swelling with pride Little Brother opened his toybox There were his cars his Noahs ark animals his soldiers and blocks and there too were bits ol cake and biscuit bana nasblack with age apples candy and nuts Connie looked at the fun ny jumble gaveLittl Brother a squeeze wondering why she felt like crying Does mamma know she asked No Meed Shell be prised good- She saiid I was too little to have a box but I wasnt Dont you member the mishnary lady said her girls took rice out of their dinner and saved it for the hungry ones Well dont you Im good as a that was a heathen child and his lip curled scornfully But dearie its far we cant send money and tho missionaries buy Eight thousand workers in Ger man shipyards arc on strike FALL OPENING AUGUST Our Summer Term ill merge into the Kail at that time New classes Will be organized in de partments Thorough courses of study in Bookkeeping Shorthand Typewriting and kindred subjects Full particulars freely given Remington Business College College st cor TORONTO Mrs Rev McNeill Is visiting her sister Dr Hannah in Toronto rice and things Miss Doris of Toronto Connie very gently but Little Fancy White and Colored regular yard for Fancy White and Colored Repp regular 25c yd for Finest Scotch Chambray regular yd for 10c Beautiful White Vesting a magnificent piece reg yard for Splendid White Curtain Muslin regular yard for Cotton regular I2jc yard lor fine soft piece heavyweight wont cut regular yard for Holler Towelling guaranteed all linen and the best ever sold yard for 10c Tea Towelling good width all linen Sc yd for Hair Nets extra large sire all shades 5c each 1 Laces and Embroideries Over 100 pieces Fine Valenciennes Laces and Insertions Beautiful goods exactly the earn e as we have been selling and 20c yard your choice About 60 pieces Embroideries exactly halfprice Hundreds of other bargains all lines JOHNSTON UTTON iZ A ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO