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OUT FRIDAY k and rooi WellKnown Reader to Be Heard Here at Coming Chautauqua Our Local News Endeavor Picnic The I E Bond Lake July ill hold a picnic 1 Wednesday Everybody Look I Leaguers I Listen I The people Meth yl i in l i Cemetery Meeting Lot owners should tin- special meeting i Hall this Friday the expenditure of a Throughout the year in the junjoi forms promotions take place time to time a clashes are for hem At the end of June are examined and pupils are advanced higher form in order of Pupils recommended have ill op absent part time or for me reason show poor scholarship ALEXANDER SCHOOL Miss Moores Room to be Promoted to Miss Scotts Room First- Book Class Eleanor Wesley Viola Dorothy Mary Harry Clara Helen Aubrey Marshall Clifford John Fern Firth Stuart Parks Billy Franklin Arthur Gladys Ralph Nellie Jean Goodwin Jr 1st to 1st Joseph Peat George Fred Ames Ada Gibson John Jean Boyd Lome Patterson Rose Blencoo Lorn a Draper Norma Harris Miss Stauntons Room jr Blair MarjoTie Lyons Christian Church July 8 Sunday School at a keep the School up to Services will be taken by the pator all day topic Grace of God in Old Testament Times In the evening there will be a short Gospel message remember the midweek prayer meetrng July the street pave Miss Mornings Room Promot From Jr to II lor Sargent The Circle has a Lawn Social in front or the Methodist Church on Saturday afternoon Friends Church Abiding Oh So Sunday Ruth Evelyn Morton Melrose Ewing Walts Charlie Gordon Helen Rose Harry Wesley Milton Wesley offering ended Hie Jack Smith Saunders Thorns Clifford Giles Violet Lovelock Aubrey Davis Advanced to Division Jr Don Foster Trivett Teddy Andrews John Caldwell John Reg Russel Hughes Earl Lovelock Willie Weir Alan Cane Miss Muirs Room to Jr Belfry Cane Fred Allen- Winifred Cumber Willie Simmersofl Asliley Boyd Lillian Simpson McDonald Max Frank Doris Le Atkinsoj Mrs It M Leslie Bible Vacation School from Presbyterian Christian Methodist Sunday Schools on Tuesday evening and to 1 tlie Bible commencing Monday July and continuing for four weeks tin Chautauqua The following officers elected President Dr The sessions will be held Sunday School from to a m- on each weekday but Saturday and I boys and of age the idea being to give the place to go cation a happy lime with useful orderly educational musical and physical to keep the ill he with staff The paid worker from each of the Sunday Schools uniting in this trial ef fort which is along advanced Sunday School lines and so fa adopted in the largest cities hut has been found of liable value in child training The President secretary an Rev- Parry were appointed arrange for the Staff Mru Evans Mrs A Winn and Miss Skinner to solicit subscriptions to carry on the work the est mated cost of which for this sea soft is It is expected that destroyed in the development of rue Christian citizenship It Howard Lindsay Stanley George Sutton Jim Howard Henry Edith Harrison Ida Little Edna TriveU Miss Scotts Room to be to Miss Mornings Room From I to Jr II Carley Grant Caldwejl Crocker Grace Allen Wilson Donald Blair Crean Jack Sutton Harry Jr I to I Beatrice Brown Evelyn McDonald Grace Dike Jack Granger How Stanley Olive Eves Lundy Albert Evans Hester Glenn Waller Den- Git i Ban John Arthur Teddy Harry Granger Calvin Miller Kathleen Wilson la Boyd Jr Olive Herbert Foster Edith Foster Leslie Brown Chester Miller Viola ltulledge Donald Hat Charlie Te Miss Room Jr Ill I III Gladys Robinson Groves Edna Pa Ion Kenneth HI If Sunlit Shirley Patterson Hael Blanche Taylor Cook Shirk Doris Lena Pollock George Germain Lucy Watts Gordon McCaliua Hilda Elsie Walker Oliver Barrett Bruce Bain Ernest Seneca Cook Arthur Crean i ful Jofin Clair Graham Harry Lloyd Miss Rogers Room Ill to Jr Helen Marshall Eva Marshall Elsie Doris Robert Muriel Philmore Cam Doris Lawson Ethel Cumber Irene Id John Audrey Norman Burton Hazel Stuart Granger winriie Wilsor Stevens Miriam Cook Ruth Barnes Milton Morton Wilbur Traviss Irene Atkinson Ruth Bruce Cecii Taylor Irwin McDonald KING GEORGE SCHOOL Miss Robinsons Room Miss Parkins Room Primer to Jr I Jams D Meryl Bennett Lily Jones Edna Newton Donald Robert Cripps Ernest Harold Goring Leonard Austin Haines Katblcri Wilson inter Primer to Primer Evelyn Burling Mar Herbert Cnbitt Teddy Alfred Smith Walter Marion Huston Vernon Williams query Is Sir Adam Becks motto Keep Hydro Out of Pol- ilicH at all compatible with bit Donald Miss Room Advanced to Miss Stauntons Ralph Adams Irene Parks Torn Margin- Olive Lawrence Williams Jean Nesbilt Jar vis Walls mils to IT Traviss Jack Cox Shirley Gilman Mary Sutton Helen K Blei Terry Lyman Heacock Robert Lillis Bond Ames Sherman Dav Edwin Dillman Gertrude Lister Curtis a Hewlett Garfield Firth Arthur Miss Room Jr II to Sr n Lawson Willie Gillard Scott George Barker Melville Burling Smart Cecil Burton Smith Cameron Lane Walter Recommended James Chan Dorothy Brown Sr n to Jr in Grelchan Marion K Mabel Ruth Hamilton Bruce Norma Alex Laker Dorothy Hazelton Sarah Janes Lyman Barbara Gordon Burling Dons Winger Willie Blanche Hartford George Glover Pipher Vera Jean Hamilton May Jones Trusty Verna Phillips Now ton Viola Stephenson Herbert Booth Recommended Eva Cook Elmo Druery Clara Johnston Keats Miss Scotts Room Promoted to III Leslie Evans Waller WE HAVE SEARCHED AROUND FOR SOME VERY SPECIAL VALUES FOR JULY SELLING AND VERY SUCCESSFUL IN BUYING SEVERAL CLEARING LINES AT FROM TO OFF REGULAR PRICES DRYGOODS DEPARTMENT Wffolven Earl Herbert Harry Bobbie Ralph Eric Carter B M Stephenson Marion Wright Jack Evans Lily Nelson Ruby Mai Stark Clifford Harold Billon Fern Miss Room to Jr Sanderson Alki Fpgftl r mi mi Franklin I May Stone Melvin Norma Lyman Mark Howard Draper Law Chan tier amended Henry Smart Boyd Dora Bacon Marie Barker Margaret McKay Willie Hazel Margaret Dei Mark Jean Marshall Lyon Albert Glover Stuart Vera Tail BIG CELEBRATION AT was lasl night brought lo a In one of the greatest gatbiings ever held in Ihe own All Sunday fttld Monday the town was In Mm hands guests from all parts Dominion from British Columbia Oklahoma A New York Buffalo Syracuse and other points and nothing was 1 and id pri were beautifully and prosouled a col or while number of hand some arches spanned Main street from one end to oilier On Saturday a num ber of wore run off Sunday afternoon and ev ening big agrleulliiral hall in Die the f King Church Mian of Naomi Lodge reinforced a large number of the members of Canton Lodge of Toronlo in full of Syracuse a son or George Flint of spoke o an audience jammed building in the again bultdh York Ranger prominbnl pa Band added the whole SALE THIS WEEK YARD thread and 94 BLEACHED SHEETING flood a splendid Wearing cloth ON SALE THIS WEEK YD AND IN CIRCULAR PILLOW COTTON regular and yard ON SALE THIS WEEK YD ALL PURE LINEN TABLE DAMASK floral patterns ON SALE THIS WEEK YARD 32 FINE- DRESS GINGHAMS in plaids cheeks and stripes rejj yd ON SALE THIS WEEK YD LINEN UNION HAND TOWELLING in stripes and plain regular yard ON SALE THIS WEEK 19c YD LARGE SIZE RATH TOWELLS in plain white and natural shades regular OXSALE THIS WEEK EACH SWISS ORGANDY MUSLINS in wide plain and patterns in Mauve Blue Grey mid Black White worth up to yard ON SALE THIS WEEK YARD FRENCH VOILES in Black White While Blue White Brown Sand Grey worth up to yard ON SALE THIS WEEK YARD LADIES FANCY LISLE STOCKINGS in Sand Grey reg pair ON SALE THIS WEEK 75c PR LADIES PURE SILK STOCKINGS in Black White Brown Sand perfect goods ON SALE THIS WEEK PAIR MENS WEAR DEPARTAB5NT MENS LISLE THREAD SOCKS In Black Brown Grey sizes ON SALE THIS WEEK PAIR MENS COTTON- SOCKS in Alack Brown Grey regular 35c pair OX SALE THIS WEEK PAIR MENS TWO POINT SUSPENDERS good clastic ON SALE THIS WEEK PAIR HENS SUSPENDERS styles remilar ON SALE THIS WEEK backs and Pre- PAIR and without ON SALE THIS EACH MENS SILK TIES In plain colored silks also nit ties regular OX SALE THIS WEEK EACH ON SALE THIS WEEK EACH BOYS SUMMER OUTING SHIRTS sizes to li in Khaki Blue Pick Pick ON SALE THIS WEEK EACH ON SALE THIS WEEK EACH MENS GOOD QUALITY BROWN BLACK CALFSKIN BOOTS sizes to ON SALE THIS WEEK PAIR LADIES UTILITY OXFORDS made strong black duek with rubber soles ON SALE THIS WEEK PAIR LADIES DONGOLA PATENT LEATHER SLIPPERS in plain two tone ON SALE THIS WEEK PAIR WHITE CANVAS SHOES with leather foxing sizes ON SALE THIS WEEK PAIR NORTH YORKS BEST STORE no of llio of his the pupil register Ila1 principal of Toronto School a former principal was Town Hall short given following the Hon Henry 11 Padgett A of anil other in the midst of many difficulties debt deflation and depression being some of them Quack remedies and academic theories Beset her path on Some suggest that our debt worries can best be eased by ga- further into debt Others preach blue ruin decry their own country and indulge in mis chievous propaganda generally while still others look for a new social order or some miraculous sign to indicate a better coming day all this in apparent fulness of the fact that just as there was no royal road to win the war there is now no royal road to pay for it or our former buoyancy vigor and Some are leaving Canada hop ing to escape taxation only to find there is no escape anywhere In seeking for easy remedies too many of us overlook the fact that greatest remedy is hon est hard work faithfully intelligently performed by oldfashioned thrift It takes timeit takes path it takes grit But every Canadian knows in his heart that Canada is coming through all right blazed trail They had to fight savages frosts scurvy loneliness and starvation The United Empire Loyalists subdued an unbroken forest in one generation growing their first wheat amid the stumps and snags of the new clearing The Selkirk settlers Manitoba when the prairi buffalo pasture and grev to and where those who knew the country best at that time wheat would never grow To day the Canadian prairies grow the fin wheat in the world In proportion Cana la Pittas on family of 1 of ial nation in t New Opportunities for Canada