24 9 i2 F WILLIS Mens Tailor Newmarket OF POISON 1VV of carefree Into linds lake or to play and ridden i familiar Iherwjse perfect J poison ivy enough to the affected parti It A dressing kept iff soda solution will to spoil tlie small also slow up the haying for a short time but It made no slow up to the traffic Some people wonder how the farm work problem is going to he worked out no many wauling work these Mr and Mrs of Keswick Beach had a visit for a few days last week from Ihelr son Frank of Cum Hill berland USjA with his wire and daughter Mary They motored via Niagara Falls having been absent some seven years They notice great Trinity United Church of the Crucifixion God My Cod why hart Trio me God loved us not treat In the shore Those who attended Hie meeting of Ad and WM fa at report a nice si considering busy time and expected Wellington urn couple of tractors different farms helping plowing which became All Pirn provincial party ace flight dipt Maxwell The rest of the trip width we had planned to moke was LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE o paying participation connection to burdenbearing man shall bear his own burden ye one anothers burden and the law of Christ and Cast tr It is becoming a serious affair chicken stealing Some cases all are taken not far from here I the punishments too lenient on thea parties who scour the country as night prowlers pilfering produce or farmers wives and their hard labor Its la matter which should he deal With pretty severely Miss Myrtle Stiles Is attending school in Toronto Schomberg Joseph A of ho died May left estate valued at consisting of realty and fie remainder each In the bank He his widow sole beneficiary Pine Orchard Rev Simpson will again preach t Pine Orchard Union Church nest Orchard the ad to v fedeml ffl als Alb They stil Moose iml hands Of Indlani re the lP in nil On hey of llih and the hand ruling rather as the so with the tribes No- o them speak English aid the under the St that Is Individ In fa years This Week Sioux Lookout July Cain Ontarios Deputy minister lands and forests who was taken ill while on the Indian treaty flight Hoy Maxwell expects to be flclently well to leave the hospital ler Service next Sunday morning will be taken by Rev of In the evening Mr In Toronto It is possible that I Decoration Day for the collapse of the boom hit e week for his i operation ma sed attacked him la From his Cain gr mile and a Wile d In the hospital here ted The Star with a arty hand shake which his returning strength iK rescued he related started and I took as out first and when we saw hat we were running short of gas anded on one of the many lakes where thought we would come In contact prospectors We had enough to tax out to a small Island and ct up smudges to attract the i couple of days In the city of Toronto spent a Miss Jean of We extend the heartiest alio is to the twelve Of Zephyr School all at their exams Mary years and Walker arc deserv ing of particular mention as they were in the Fourth Hook only three months the two former made a pass while Walker obtained honours forget the Garden Parly at J on July Hand In attendance and the Hanson Co of Toronto will sup- program Rupture Expert Here it big opp rupture expert will be at the KING GEORGE HOTEL for one day only THURSDAY AUGUST 1ST 1 will be pleased to give free and to right months ely demonstrated to own person without any charge You do not spend a penny unless you are fully satisfied that it Is the right appliance for you A consultation with Mr will cost you nothing Dont let this away from you Remember Don Smith Carl Sim Graves Jim Rolling Carmen Roll Don Smith Geo Jack letrie Carl Kcllington Oliver King Horace Carmen Gordon Cole Eddie King Hoover 3 In Joe Clark Dick Sanderson 12 ir WInfred Micks Ambrose Thompson James J Parr Cain Fred Gibson 34 Glen Micks 27 Russell Roy Stickwood 18 13 John Stewart Cecil H Eves Alex Elmer Slidkwood red Thompson ill Moulds 2 Iroy oil Hover MNM 50 Milton arm 3 I King 70 King 4 m Rolling Hoover 17 Andrews 8 Arhiliali lianel Hoover 1511- SO Andrews 15 I- 1 lour Hodge Hill ell Bishop 19 SO no Goodwin no Brinks Smith 00 Wilfred Dike Ted 147 Harrison dies oomcr Frank 16 Oldham Howard Toole Oft Harper Ingot Iron culverts 126 John Rowland Rose Andy Thompson Sutherland Mien I Jinan no Wallnr Warren Ed 15 August Bert Adams Harry Smith 29 Meeting adjourned to meet again August 10th J L SMITH Clerk CHINA LIKES CANADIAN FLOUR The wheat crop of last year was the largest ever harvested In the Dominion but the quality suffered from weather conditions towards the end of of the season More than sixty per cent of the crop fell below grade three- northern yet it was no alto gether a calamity for It was Hie means of advertising Canadian flour In China The exceptional quality wheal blended with own or with supplies front Argentina or Australia Thus Ihcy were able to turn out satisfactory flour a teas than that at which Canadian mills could furnish usual flours For this reason our Canadian mills encountered keener competition than usual from Great Britain and other European countries Then they decided that In order to maintain their usual volume of business they would have to wheal for export to countries which consumed flour of produced from such grades China wanted flour of that kind and many- Canadian greatly enlarged their- exports to shipping two million five hundred thousand barrels to that great country one million barrel the previous year A heat In Northern Canadian millers feel certain that the market for for flour In China has open ed up for good Chinese other peoples in the far East are wheat diet Inci dentally It Is one commodity we need be ashamed of having introduced to these Eastern peoples An Orillla youth was given months Id Jail for picking the of swimmer in Couohichlng Park ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO TORONTO