HE
_' lMental.b oy ucv and ph sical alertness comefromeadngtlse ' mm. Mr. Dunning says the male
¢fi»s¢uv`§rv°.b.~¢a» bfwiols wbmwnb nun. Delicious for- f§‘§‘e’§‘_ ;_‘§{_'_’,'j_§f,'d_ “ "“‘ "° '““° f
'lnnchwniwith herria' Lest nigbt's radio story was pro-
,  thmufhout the wumry and not 0;-ny
'r 0 ' "" ` ' 0 ws. appreciated by bmeisls or me
A ginning Saturday August 17th,
i_ VOGUE _
if i Continuing for One Week
W
' All Spring and Sunhner Coats and Suite selling _at
 . HALF PRICE In' 1-gwnmsy ,emnru 1,, mm ads are physical evidences of some
yn..-.. ..... .......................
Remainder oi our Summer Dresses to clear at
, '|..»`...~........................._. ONE THIRD Discount
A lot of dark Crepe and Satin Dresses to clear at
`» . ..;....... . . . ONE THIRD Discount
Q' "o¢°llS§`nnL§ Laurin; n¢°.°.'..`..` saoo sna slam _ine local farm. _es e host. Farmer de' im* Wes’ h‘°“’“°‘1 f°”“’“
» ss . 5
._ Afewlvenlnsbreeeesselllng a¢..,....... . . 510.00
 A!ewKl\ltS\l|tetoelel.rs¢....;.. ............. _.I5-00 i
Other Knit Suits at  DISCOUNT PRICES
All Summer Hats clearing at  no _
ff fff@.@f@.@`@@F@_
__ _ f
Strength for the Sultry Days M M
REDDE
HEA
-With all the bran
f
A °f`the whole wheat iarm, which is only two years old, “n°°» 7-“W 5 °t"~“¥9\' W “W W
WOODITOCK ON Tl! #ll
The following ihm will be especl
Us tain D and Mrs. Luc!
any uummnr tor s mundo. ss 21°*
Mr Dunningreierredtoisaiorme
sreummmasboy,s»on»|f.b»1»¢s U* Dwml
_ P mms f
Dunning
-Radio isps who tuned in on WEN
lip; Chleegu last night lt 6.15, MUG
a very descriptive story oi Wood-
stock's halt million Fur Farm induse
try. Local people are probably not
eware that situated two miles West
oi Woodstock is the second lsrsest
pm- gum in thn United States This
‘ln rapidly :rowing ans it u thought
bably heard by thousands o! people
ru: Farm. but' also by people from
this community who are always glad
to hear Woodstock mentioned over
_ l’-bb IU. _
_ _ 'Farmer Rusk, who speaks over W Th' Wm" ‘PP"°|*"" im h°°P5°
` " - ' he oice ol Servic each ev~ "MW “MW” mm "" £h° "nn im'
mm. t v / e,
ening, gave the interesting talk lest
night Flrmcr Rusk visited the local
farm several days ago and was so
enthused over the reception he re~_
ceived' at the Ilrm and the capacity
oi the orsiinizatlon that he hardly
could find words suitable to describe
his trip, over the sir.
his P y
oi thelocaticn ol theiarm and then
paid tribute w.Mts. Charles Dunn-
ing; w-lie of the -superintendent or
Rusk arrived at the iarm shortly
before noon'beiore starting on his
tour of the 40-scre Fox home he was
entertained in the Dunning home, a\
feature being the delicious noon-
day meal served by Mrs. Dunning.
Farmer Rusk also mentioned that
Miss' Betty Dunning, 3-year-oid~
EE"
Ee
to speak. He
arming husinessr lot thirteen 
getting his Hrst elpefleiwe, lil UU*
nda.Hedoesa.l1the!sedin;snd
knows Just' bbw much’ each” pair
eats. He acts as doctor Ind pro-
tector and seldom loses a iorunlele
by an unavoidable accident. Mr.
Dunning can enierthe-home of a
ox without causing any _disturb-
siuee the male fox to issue all a~
c
ox will cali for help at any time
there is somethi-Da, wrong' in his
home. _ _ -
The location oi the local iam is
ideal. it is situa/ted in the hilly
countryside west oi this city and the
underbrush and woody track oi land
on the farm is ideal ior the raising
oi ioxes. _ _,
moming as it is real educational to
be told and shown the methods oi
iur iarmng. _
MEMORIALS ERECTID
O'I'i‘AWA, Ont., Aug. _£3--Scattv
ed throughout the Dominion o! Can-
oi the most romantic and interest-
ing incidents in the annals oi the
North American continent. In or-
.
M
Sl
hould not be lost to posterity the
inisier oi the Interior s iew
Y
in 1919 the Department oi the In-
fi
i©I©l© ©l©l©;©1@1
iassepossibie.
M. Ross, Tailor r
I' nembveu in 11-1 Irene same, nm news nom, En." »
as would be plensea to see nn his ora enswnrerr and sun 
accommodate ll number or new. Stock is being replaced as ©
n Q)
_ _ _ _ ` " iarni There are 15 yet to whelp unveiled amid apl>I‘°P!‘ilte °¢l'¢
0 ©
 wnicn will l5\’°\>\i>lv bring the tem mens' wee one eommemorll-ins the
` _ ` ` ‘ ` A l ` ` ° '_ 7 pnppi,|w_;,'v¢,-1500, _ lam-lln¢_oi Jacques cartier in can-
- Y '__ ` V rn-near npsgwu ,mmd ¢_° and ada at the Ile-aux-Ooudres on`BeD-
the result _oi ten years ago accord- _
y S  y a e ‘ing vp _Farmer -Rusk, which shows near this place, explored the island
n and named it ' Il-aux~Ooudres."
On Thursday and Friday of Exhibition Week
we are putting on a MYSTERY SALE.
One of our Show Windows will be filled with '
parcels, each parcel containing at least $1.25
Worth of merchandise.
In one of the parcels there will be a. $25.00
Solitaire Ladies’ Diamond _ring i
In another will be
Watch.
All other parcels will
_THURSD/W AND FR
» oN
Jewellers
7 470-8-2i. / _
FOR 1929
Grill*
eilllillicd Rel well liewn
_sane
*Silver Leaf” Brand

,ornaaso._ W _
Wholesale and Retail
Einymwsmrsm mu sam.
.s
ri
bellgaaraaiesdifllve-blunt
sssamelbn. sessssnsruesr-
ncroar nrcss, canon'
pam. ,
a. ladies $10.00 Wrist
be worth $1.25 or more
IDAY OF THIS WEEK of tl1e`1\il"fe\"rr\ins business ana end- °vefe_¢i°i\efin America. _beeun“ey_
|_Y ' ed his talk by saying »thst`_lus no-ip_` the trench in 1120. '
To e _Crest extent this practice has
been wiped outby theactionollansb
_buyers discountingthspriesot all
bucks comin( to market during the
(eil and winter.
§€§"£€§ §§’z
itéillil f§i§§
?;§==f in
 355?
 'iii
,_
F
rescues an-lumbar ls, ms,,|nf`
o'\Tei»oosnaib»'aa\a-i¢i»nsmvin¢s»_
sewettweesnupsrpensswmss
deliltlter ot Mr. and Mrs. Dunning
an ained him by snowing him
_her many beautiful dolls, pet lambs,
turkeys and wild ducks. Following
this, Farmer Rusk described the
farm as it looked to him on his tour
of inspection. ‘
_ At the present time there are 300
pairs, oi’ silver foxes at the farm.
Durl'ng~the\1est few weeks 1186 pup-
py .taxes have been, born nn the
feich. Others had seven, five and
leur. In all the average was better
than four per litter This is double
the developme t in the iur farming
business in  last ten yea.rs,_
"iI'he foxes are kept in pairs and
each pair has it separate pen with
two houses It is a 'oiitable busin-
_ pr _
ess_ss_silve`r`_black_iox is the most
popular lox on hte market.
_.W ‘“f_ ¥°f"'5?11"¥ blwveea li? Gnome,
il. Morrison oi the nrm oi Milligan
and Mon-ison, owners _cr tm local
;s_rn`r_'ol which 11'. E. Mueller or ‘cm-
csgo is president. According to Rusk
the 'nr-st_ fox' purchased by Morrison
was known as “Prhlce ‘._l_‘ltus;" A
_ picture oi_ this famous animal hangsj
in the home ol Mr and Mrs Dunn
ing at the farm and is the pride of
to the local farm was one od the
lln d mon interesting _oz bis thousands of oi fan early _satusinent me Jesuit
e  ` e farm trips in the last iew years. Mission established by the French!
- - This mornlns tm wri¢er'vim¢a,1r1`1°2°-
Since 1868 me local s~ur.l=\snn and nu the Mt' st._lȢters, N; s.-site of _s
foramen pose-sua main; 'indent
bum by un much in lem- ’
Minis oosl samyrr. n.-rb°coi»- \
pleasure ot _being showed around
the place by'Mr. Dunning. rn me
course oi the trip about the farm
we ,were 'showed  various metri-
ods used in raising the young and
wine for tb. old It was sun eul-
Y
e H e _ . _ _ 4 _
Ellfnlnatlng measure to petsome oi the _popping tion of Acidia. ` ‘ ‘
which are only-a.,(ev'v weeks old,
Buckebaynbg' A trip uuougb the "food mm. rqs4._buut in x`esw'r‘ra_n_e¢ was een-i
_ "__ _dl'¥".wes also interesting. An “_ structcd near here _by_De-Cource\lel.`
_ less ' i
WPI* °f the hw rroblsm or me
nnoararrr Nonca -__'_._____.___________, p 34°F °_‘»°“9*°”"-._P~ _'54-111° We °i f
Th skating of castraiedm le ' ' .  ._ . c'9°4,°°_\° 5“¥"’°¥ °_f _°"“‘- °"'“",
e m r un a
lambs during the late summer, fell mn” in “_” g’3.“F,° ’_°“°| “Wm
and winter nu been ier many years '°f '°h°._°“l °_f . _ ,'91 ‘
a blot on our sheep industry and a V _ -,_ Q“°\’°°_l¢lI\i°lf_!, Q\llN°._ P- Q-°~ »
serious hindrance to the development ew- ` Th' °m°'°.  Mu” 5' ou'
.f .,........,..i... of i....». _ . dIz‘7l|e7’ia ee; ~:\=v»w ev “vox leg _
' . _ _ e _or|nandsle_ __ Pom , or-
mandals, Ont/-_Founded in itll and
'ew-she mol nes. - P
le! 11|
_ 1 u ’:‘ “nes On Yee
__.§_l~: R o x o N <
»m}‘i’u'i5»,l1t§3"_"
*le If bros:
ea his
le ly
Ireland-
\ <‘f\1§,TER,,,,,,,' en °°~» 
me me new mn muanmi
-museum _siupem
ozuna'ins¢3:?nai1bvu~»u»
sausaratuosscmaumervsiess-
lieelrewsusu. . r'
terior, on the recommendation oi
the Boerd- has marked _IIB sites by
the erection of suitable memorials.
Others are being acquired from time
to time and it is hoped to mark
eventually all those "throughout
Canada which are oi a distinctive
national character.
During last' year _a number ol
citesot national importance were
marked and among -the monuments
tember oth., 1535. The inscription
on the monument sets forth that
'"on atb september less Jacques
Cartier anchored his three ships
Cartier‘s historic landing was ,also
the occasion _oi the mst recolded
Christian serv-ice on what is how
Canadian soil.
At the recent .meeting oi the
Interior. _
‘Oi the new sites or events select-
fd tor _commemoration, the iollowinl
are the moseoulatanding: '_ -_
Woli’s Llnding, Geblrus Bei.
Cape Breton-.site 'ot the lsn`din¢
‘place oi Brigadier General' -_James
Wolie's brigade on the Sth. June.
768.
_Fort _Bte_ Anne, 'Care Breton--8_its
niemorste the`discovery`_e! coal byu
the French near the _present town
ol Minto soon alter their occupv
Ohambly Road, P, Q.--The ilrn
the first triangulation station oi tus
Itinslion. but.-Ocmmusorsllss,
:ne
°i§§§it
.cali
'£3553
Board, 125 sites were reviewed, and;
Farrner nunkmld of the mm of several recommendations were for-`|
warden to _ine 'Department ei tm i
'1
itil
I
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'_new amine. ann vxonnxn
Mrs. Munsey Gardiner and dsulhe
ter Arabella returned toitlsei! home
in the U. B. A., after. being _called
home owing to the illness oi 'her
motiiel' MN. Dolilld llsclinnon.
Canoe Cove, who is much improved
Mrs. Mary D. Maoxinnon, New
fu-ms, is visiting ner om bonu in
Gladstone. I
Among those'who attended the
iudlihe at Ds sable were Misses
Marv and ssdle Meclllaohern. Messrs
John and Daniel Mlclleoliein _end
Lloyd smith. '
Mir. John Mscrhee. Long Creek.
was a recent visitor to New Argyle.
sorry
The many friends oi Mr. Archi-
bald Campbell, Canoe Cove, are
to hear or his illness and hope
for a speedy recovery.
-...___
Miss Annie MacPhee, Long 'Creek
was a visitor to New Arryle recently.
Miss Mary MscNevin, Canoe Cove
paid a visit to New Argyle recently.
_-uns '
Miss Julia MacDonald, Nfine Mile
Creek, spent a iew days in New Ar¢
gyle. . ~
ears ago appointed the Historic t - \ ' -
‘ Mr. Gsrneld Maclllachem, ,Rice
tes and Monuments Board to ad mt n In im N M
I
vise the department on aunistiers P° 9°” 'V V 5 " ‘Q "V ' '
relating to this subnet. _ BY1°~ `
_'_
ROACHES ' '
. Lame
' TOX
shows
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m li erriv- ~ _
:.“"'°ii'l“§:.‘&*?"?
1 Wanna.. If ottawa ms
l°_" 5 `_
nswpurl iN,pss|_oue»llse
wills bseluse utalntyill lslin
u..f§|fLi&f§x 'anew
. ve eoff Y is I: -_
y this orc best. FLY- X` es "1
D... tie.-,r..°re:.~a::' 0 _
THERE IS ONLY ONE FLY-FOX
.»&
fo
.lobnie msexlunon. Deunu stew- vo so and below can slain prices. is
art and Thomas stewart. _ _ has been pouring  the border
intocanada since the beginning _of
Mr.‘Doi1sstl 8tewart,»-Uharlotim the see.son's threshing sccordiri`g"to
town, is at present. visiting in New c. Pieper. president ofthe Gretna
_4¢gy1¢,’wnu, nmlns n tn, must of and-a of me¢.\_. _ f._ i 'i pm
Mr. and MN. John Gillis. _ _ “The reason." ”Pi'eper explained. oi it he',5Qi¢ wg “mug at 30 mu
'In ciesins we must weleomecur _"is that United statefwheae pays
uacner Mr. -Leo Berriusn hackgs-f only 12 etnts duty while we pay ei
aiu oi which this is his tliird year cents to export our grain__te` the.
with us. - States. ,M their (prieesare _\e_'eeri_ts= owned. ‘ .
Those who attended thi service ei Ag ilveeiel tothe _°W¢|Ulf' ' below ours. the canadian autv dw
the esmpren Monday evening were WINNIPIPG.  Aug; ao-luv '
Mr. and Mrs. John Gillis. Messrs. erioen wheat which is- selling at 35,
notfoffer our producers mucli prom.
tion. hd-“if the influx continue; is
bound to weaken me market."
»U- 3- R”l\l\!»` leileral manager gg
the Cs.nadian_Whe_at Pool and chair-
man of »the`new grain coriimisslbn,
confirmed the _statement tim whesi 
comin; across the border. song
539.",  9l'l¢°_I. I-ls :iid not
know who tus, buyer; /wel-e, pb;»|,.
Dereutly the elevators were privmu
Since the inception oi this work ' ' " '__ ' '_
.began !_
 tone!
_ ...-,*"."i'"* i'
and worthy
e -
` . -_‘,  _-_we _  -1_'.'
~ The sefiereailyl Itlsaspeaeeii
A f°i'°?Y °*!¥"¢"'.el»l°  il” 
dratory', in diy and  _ 
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rnmnbu -  .insadlepoislj
 jislwuviry. looser  '
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You simply take your pick. Any parcel $1.00. th, m,-,,,,',._,,,‘_,_ i » Fm, gm Mm, in Cm 9,,¢,,,,_; ' ' 1 f. _ ‘ _ _ __ __ l _ __ _ _ ._ __ "  °"_ 3   _ " _ __`“;" w _ ~ ` ' Rusk also wld ef ui. qevsrnpmgng' site _or me mst rssdlar cosi 'minins ' ~ f ‘ _ '  ` "  i ,' _  I' ‘ "" H _  `“"__' ..
the greaieet_`aclsievementin_radioj,__ _ V
by the leader of radio since radio] . _
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