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of other times, before the eventful clay when
: he bought his cherished AutoStrop Razor P
So he is happy to find that his boy won't have _
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lfic things thai: make dad wince as lie thinks ot' the-ni.
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And iioiv for the boy there is only cleanliness iiiid coin-
- fort, the se-use of pliysirol ivcll bt-ing that t`ol|r.>w ii t-ooi,
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__ Besides his piirents. twn sisters and
three brothers,” Mrs. A. McLeod. oi
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LIBERAL CANDIDATES. -
l.el’i1|.;o wblre iiuinintiteil t.o contest
the`Secotid 'District Oi' Queens.
{ -Funesst senvicas.-'rin-. _.-0-
:malns 0_1’ the _kite Mr. J. ll. Eiinian
"  ufmoisgiunied- ._ to Suminerside
fi'om‘ Woi'hs'kiivin by his son Mr. Chas.
Eiimnn on _M0_nduy_cvening. and the
Ifimfvrul mul; place Ttiesdiiy :it'§eY'\_1ooii_
ttroiit the i‘ei<itleiit‘n til' .\1i'. .lol_i;1_i_‘.\{ur-_
ivlorli under the nuspices ot' the Mas-
.oiiic l.od_c,'c, being largely zitfetitleil.
ltcr. Mr. ;\lcQiiarri_e of' lleticttiiii oilitri-
':itl_»tt. 'l`ht- piill-lwui'e|'s were _M'essi~.~.
Ml, S. Alinii, John (loss. .lohii Mt'l{:|y,
;.\i:'i_voi' .l. .i\. .\loi'risiiti. Tliotiins i-‘i‘i.".-
gzeli and l), Gordon. L. 1
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- RECEIVES HER B.A. DEGREE. --
'!\|un_v trieiltls in this |ii-oiiiiicc will
in- iiiivi-usti»<l to lenrii thiii ttniong-_
the s\i<-<.~r\ssi'iil griitluutes :ii the Cmn-
iiit-ticeliioiit l<Ix0i'i~isi\s on Juno lith iii
_the Faculty of .-\rts nt. 'l`oi'oiito Uni-
_versiiy is ;\iii-is A. t‘. Irving. `.\i.iss
_Irving holds u brilliant record as it
stiitlent, and hits now ohtaiin'cii her
,ll._\. degwn at ’i‘nronlo l.`iii_i'ersity.
:She is the tnlenttid rliii\gliti~ii'_iif hir.
iziiirl ;\'lrs_ \\'. ll. P. Irving, l`.a|ic 'l‘i'ii\'»
r-ruse, and hm- iiiiiity hottie i‘i-itiiids
lit-:ii'til_i' i-anprtittilzite lint' on her sitc-
lvfxiis,
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At it inooling of thc l’r_oviiit‘ia.l
iiinr-. new-ititinii iniiti tn tint otiices
of Major A. .’\. Bartlett lust tivening.
it was dm-itletl thiit the nniiiinl prize
.iiiimtiiig be hclil nf t'li:ii~lottr\towii on
_,~\tigiist. ti :intl 7, 1919.
'Pho iisiiul prizes will he shot for,
unfit-'r the folloivititg i-ctgtiliiiions. uninc-
Iyf Any tiwiiilitii' oi’ the .'\t»ttve Militia
titirl _itll rvtiiriifitl .soldir~rs will pity $1
to the Assut-i:it.itiii_ :ill other iiicii $15,
in ortltir to qualify for the i_iit‘1~.tiiit:.
,It is r=xpt>cted ihzil :i large :it.tf-nt|-
‘ance will `st.ai't the gi-e;it'olrl shoot-
ing gainic going: iiguiii. Any person
ivlio iiiislies to practice niny lnivv the
curetuliei' _nf the rniige at tiny time
rei|uii'cd, if lheyiwill ring tht- Drill
Slied .intl innke the time kiioivii to
vitlici' l.t.-('oloiii-l Liiigli or thi- i»:tr|‘-
tiikeix
-FARENELL PARTY.-_\ soc-itil
wus given nl the litinii-‘ ot' Joseph li.
(inllzint on the eve oi' the departure oi'
his son _-\rsen<_-. '.\'li0 after spciiiliiig
ann iixtendctl visit has rcturnetl to
l.iitii-mit-e, filiiss. .\Ir. Gallant lint! been
iihsciil for oifvr i5 yours liiiviiig tr;tvt-l-
lvtl :ill th. wiii' to Aliisku ivlierc he
teiilisteil iii the Amerietui _-\i':n_\'. Mr.
‘thtllziiit wo-. rlceply toiiiflietl by the :iti-
liiress i\'h1- li was reutl to him li_\' _\lr.
,Philip l'ii~rii:ii'<i_ lie respondeil in titt-
iiiu tvriiis .intl i\s.~iirctl all t,liost» pri-»
sciit thtit tio woiilil not lic so long lie.-
tore retiiiwiiiig to his native place.
Hiitiet-lies of t-otiipl_in|eiitui‘_v iizttimi.
were .tniitlo by- Mes rs-. 'I Aiiiii- ll.
.-\rsr`~iiniilt. l’liilhri'rt.'Rjfrriicnniilt. :intl
_Steplien lifiriitiiii. /\<i<'oiiip:iiii'iii;; Mr.
finllnii to l.niii‘eiit-.e ivtis his nfricri,
,\iis-_s .»\in¢~iirl;i .~\i'sniiuiilt..w.lio also had
ispciit it tt' .v dtiys visit in Alii'ailn's
\'ill:i;,:t-. llitilireiicr- was also iiiiidi- to
hor in tliti :i'liii'ess, ns Miss i\i‘s<inniili
has iimiiy wnrm i"rit‘nd,s who iwitri-i-ttetl
her tlepzirliiiti, 'l`hr- intiiiy l`|'li-mls ot'
both liopt- to sw-_ tlii\in_ lim-it on the
lsluiiil lit-tore iung.-_.\l, "
'l`lii~ homo oi' the llntt`. .intl Mrs. l. S.
_\l:irtiii, liinross. was ilci-ply snittli-neil
by the il‘-'ith on tho 23rd oi' .\ln_\'. `0l
their son John W. i\lai‘tln. Pte. ;\l:irtiii
was born July 14th 1896. lie enlisted
with the iil5th and spent three yvzirs
oi'erse:is_ .-\t the time he evilistriri lin
i ivas ii splendid type ot' innn. After
t'l'tiining in England lit' t-rossi-il to
France but was obliged to return to
Engltind for lim-tpitzil ti‘catmcnt. lliir-
iing his trniiilin.: be ivtis selected for ii
tilt:-oi`~wnr. in ti contest ivitli it stoi-
w.'rrf' if-tim he i-eceivedz some injuries
ivhiizh was ihti li|~gi|lti`iAn';:: ot' his lllmnss.
he wits liiv:1lIdr.\t| hottie. :ind on tirrivnl
looked wffll; nllliough not surohlist its
l`o|'nif.\i'l_v. li. thi- coiirsr- oi' :i few
tnoiiths ho hcgtin to tall, tiiid-'-giwliitxlly
'ing his illness. iilirziys ciiecriul :ind
optiniistiu, :ind gltid to sec his
t`rlend.~i_ All that iiicdical sltill :ind
i~iirr‘i`ul nursiiig could possibly do wus
done to hold hiiii here without nvail.
Iliit young life ended here in the prime
of tnanlioorl-bitt he lives on; having
iinislied |ils_,tusk here below.
Tho i'iinei°ul services, the largest
held In the community were coiidiiited
in the Urwi-ll Head church on Sabbath
Mily 25th, hy the pastor assisted by
llev. J. 1'. Martin. uncle ol the de~
remind. The interment was in Orwell
lleail Cetiietery.
The pall lienrers were retiirnefil sold-
iers-who tenderly laid uwny the re-
mains or .1 comrade to rest in the com-
riion hed of mankind until the resur-
rection mornf The spirit had taken
flight upwards; tn he with the redeem-
lrrepai-sbte los:-i.' _ The cominiinlty
sympafhlzi-~ deeply with the ramilv in
Alter' ti pt-riotl ot' liosplltil tru:itti|eiit_
ivzisteil tinlit at sliaulow ol' his former
.s~t\lt'; on th-r iihovo iiivtitioned dfite ho
liell nslcf‘p_ lin was iiiost. piiticnt dur-.
ed_.
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NORRi¢8~MeKlN8TRY WEDDING-
Dodsland was the scene of a very
|>l'0!l.v und quiet wedding on Wed-
n9sd_ay._ ~AJi,i-ll._,,1_6,__when Lena Pearl.
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
McKinsti:y, Dodsland, Sash., was unit-
ed in marriage to Mr. Joseph Henry
Norris, of Broutlticres. - They were
attended- by Miss Alive Jones and
Mi-. "wiiiism Meeting, bout or Kei-
fleld. 'The Rev. Mr, f‘hiillis nfilciateid.
After the ceremony they inotored to
the home' of the lii‘i<le’s'ptii‘i=iil.s.
where it wstlttiiig slipper wus seiwt-tl.
the closest relatives unit i'rif‘nils of
the hrlile and groom lioiitg pt'es<‘iit.
Miss M<‘Klnstr_\' wus t'o|'ii|i-t'l_\' ot’
Maiyiielil, l’. E. l,, .\lr. _\'orris hiiiiig ol'
Bi‘n|iif<fri|, tltit. ’l‘l|v ltnppy voiipli-
will rosldo in their nvii' hottie nent'
Kr-lilvlil ' _
The liiinciiti~d_ ileiilh nt' t‘|ll`t`oi-tl li.
Mullins, liriefiy ‘ i'e_t~tii'dcd _i'etitei'tln_v,
Mullins, son oi' Mr. niiil _\ii-s. \\'. I).
ivan due to the riititiire ot' ti liloml
vessel in the brain, not to the blow
received `oii the hetul, :is he tell in ai
faint.. He lind been fishing with other
luis til the._ time on llillshoroiigli
Bridge :uni whether tlirtiiigli over-
st-ioiusness 'und piisscil tiivny about
for the 8.30 Roclii' Point bout. ln
.t<~r_\'_
wzoomc aEi.i_s.---.\ quit-1 mi
pretty ivetliliiig took plaivc tit Si
l)iinst:in's Paitlieilrnl \Vc<lnestlny niorn
lliiglics of (‘linrlot|<-toiiiii wus iiiiitet
Soiiris. The t-r>.riiion_i~ wits |>i>i'l`ortii~“<
some with lint. of blue georgette ivitl
wnsliitteiitled by .iliss Lena .\li‘Qiiiii|
who wore tuupe silk with ivliitc .siitii
exei'tion_or otherwise he pi'ut:liczilly_
fell ileail. He was riislied ui oiii-0 to_
the Prince Eiiwaril lslzintl ilospitnl,
whore everything possible. was done
for lilin. but he iic\'er irgziint-il con-
hulf nn hoiir after rctivltini; the hos-
pital. There are left to ntoiirii, he- ~
sides his parents, tiiiii' sisters and two
brothers, itil a,t"liotiio_ The tragic
ending of n bright young life has ` ' i
evoked the heartfelt. s_vm,palliy of
ull. The funel'nl= will tzilit- pliice this
morning. leaving the home ot' his
pui'ents_oii Fitzroy ,s-tre¢>t_ nt S okflorek
ternieiit will he tit South Shorti t-~~ni<--
' iii iiinrrititte to .\lr. Slnimi Piiqiiiil. tif
by the llev. l-‘ntliiir .\ivQi1nitl. The
hritle ivorc ai tziilori-tl suit of hltiv _
_ I ._  -V#  | _-ll
griiy trliiiliiiiigs uiiil iuupe furs. -\`llf‘
trimmings and lirtiy hut. The grtioiii
was supported by Mr. A,rtliiii' l"3\<|i_i_et
ot' Souri.~i._» Alter _lirenlifnsi the wi-il-
iling p_urly loft hy the triiin for `Sotii‘is
“'h"m- fl rowlmon was mlm M ‘hc ant set willi t`ii|izi'/. :intl pvairl.~= atfil to
:rroonrs ironic. nhoiit sixty ttiiests be-
intx |n-esoiit to \i'cl('onn- the linppgr _“___ _“___ _md “___ _,________l __m____|___
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Everything with a
` To paint, means
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“l(l0% Pure"
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The Paint lor wear und
weather.
Senour's Floor Paint
The old reliable f- it
wears, uid wean, and
WBIIL
“Neil-Tone”
The unitary vlulnble
Fist Oil aint for
interior Daconliunl.
"Wood-Lac" Stains
Improve the new -
renew the old.
“Marble-ite"
__ The one relied liaor
fini»li»-wil not mnr or
scratch vlliili, under °`
hurduiwesr. - .
“Vamaleiun"
Buuliliennd preserves
Oil Cloth and Linoleum.
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protection. Not only the outside of your
home, but every part of the inside‘-the
floors, walls, furniture, woodwork and
meta parts. _
servaiion and money saved on repairs, for
wear and decay always start at the surface. 
' To leave a surface unprotected by paint _
varnish, means “free _ _
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GREENSHIELDS AVENUE, - -
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cmtplc. 'l‘lii~ lii'ide`s i'ci‘<\|itioii gown
I ivns tniipe snlin with hetidt-il trini-
I things. 'l`l\i\ liriilt' :mil groom iveri- the
recipients ol' iiizxliy lietiiitlliil :intl use-
t'ul pmseiits, iiicliidiiig ii f-lineriiie troin
;:rooni`s gift to tht- liriilv wus n p_t~tiil
thi- lii'itli».stiinitl tin ;iiiit>tliy.st nnd pearl
riisiiliiig in t`liatrlotteloii'ii where iiiiiiii'
|'rivi1tls wislics them iniiiiy _vt-airs oi’
Iizippiness.
 WEDDING BEL_i.s.-_-\ vm-y pretty
the grooiirs lwotlici' in Moiitivnt. 'I`l|'-liiw-tltliiig took platifti til St, l)iiiisttm‘ii
it'ntli~<li'nl nf. :iii curly hour' yi-sterility
lnioriiiiiir wht-ii Miss .lennie liunergiiii,
<l:iitgliiei- of Mr, tiiid Mrs. .Iii-ines Lon-
tir;ii1ii_ wins iiniteil iii tiiairrizitrti to Mr.
_-\1\n_-rt E. Wilson, city. The ceremony
wus peri'orini»d by Itev. Maurice Mc-
Doniilti. The hriile was attended by
her sister, Miss Mollie Lonergan and
Mr. Julian Keoiiglnm supported the
groom. immediately after the cera-
itiony the happy couple left on a weil~
ning trip to isoéion and New York.
'1"hei1' niziiiy friends join with The
(iiizirtlitiii in licuriy roiigmtiilutiotis.
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You know, yourself, that 957. of what you buy to eat, is purchased
father for the flavour than its food value. In other words, we eat what
wc enjoy, and usually cat only what pleases our palate. There is nothing
inviting or appotizing about a loafofbreud made of western spring wheat
flour, with .ir_S.__§:i>_ar_sc texture, and lack of flavour.
BU! Winn flii-brltid and rollij and biscuits are ina<_l_c of
Ahl that’s mother story altogether. While the food value of Bread,
made  “Beaver” Flour is not to be belitticd,'it is the delightful flavour,
the delicious nutlikc “homey” taste, the ~iine',`sven texture, the creamy 
lighmess, tliarmqko lmmhmzde “Beaver” Flour Bread such a treat for -_
53,,-_ And when it comes to things thee Apple and Mines Pies-Chocolate or ` _
53( Layer _Cake-or a batch of Cookies or Gingerbread forthe children-5 <
~ well--just u'y._"Be:iver” Flour once, th:it's alll'--and yon'll neo and taste
 "Beaver" Flour is a bl;-.nd pf the famous Ohtitrio winter whetit Ind. A
 enough western spring wheat ro gi-fe it strength. 'Ir has the flavour of' '
the one and the strength of the :.>:_licr, and licing milled of scientifically 
-,tt-.~ blended wheat, it is _always the same in flavour, in qual_ity._'and‘ 8_ti'eiigth. '
_  _ hy using western Wheat
Order il`sacl¢ of “Beaver"`IFlour, ' ' our dcatier’s, and begin to ~
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