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"W„E_-HA)iE--A,-G OD ,AS-WORTMENt OF
1M1'-ROYRizo 'TIACER'. AND 'Lg4pEtt, ALL
GUARANTEED r's;ALSO WE HAVE.:":4, DErtsTcq4•::,,
*4.0ss. twr SAW IN A.:CHEAPER' GRADE-, • . •
\O!\;s'A 01,6,s§ curF. ,,k„c44,4A '; •,;.• ,•••
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,GOOD ASS0RTMEN or ANE,;,:iiiAi0fxg;. • itciC
.,gkr,m;;\, stcoND. soMk 13. EA
• 600ro \•HAND -MADE ONES. • • ' •
-. • MCCLARV',$ "QUEBEC" 'STOVES WITH OVEN—THE .
MOST SATISFACTORY • STOVE ON THE MARKET. .
• pu,141, LINE OF, AUTOMOBILE ••SKATES.
• ....FUST. •ARRIiyEEi-.--,CURUIN•G BROOMS.
'Phone 66.
Hardware CoalPlumbing Tinsithing
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Lucknow
Phone 74 -
Monumental
• Wingham
Phone ,256
Works
LISTEN TO THIS POOR NUT-
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at'-`-the-Ainits-enterir-13ealh, near San
Francisco. _Wish to. correspond with
giri ,about twenty years, about five
feet tall. Prefer brunette with ',rosy
cheeks.. Ate alone in the. West , Ad-,
dress, "Owner" (Tourist ' P
0. • Box 283 •Sant, Cruz, California:'.'
That is a note Which' The 'Coderich
Szgnal received for 1101.icationas an
advertisement, last week.. The ..Signal.
doesn't say : that the advt. was -ac-'
cempanieci by the necessary 10 or 12
cents Perline, but It is worth pub
fishing, Withent.,pay., , • . _
f"Canadiano tali, refiaed,'•,Ic'Prid'ds
•-Positron, has nice. home :-and.,basineas
• LUCKNOW' and WINGHAM
Ham the largest and Most complete
..1tock in the most beautiful, desigius.
to choose from, in
.
Marble, Scotch; Swedish and Can-
adian Granites
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We Make a spetialty. of Family
Monuments and Invite your lnapco.-
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InicriptiOns Neatly, Carefully and
• Promptly Done. ‘;
se Ili before placing your order:
WALKERTON
iiOuglaa . R,' A. spottoO
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'Lucknow. Ont.
L. 0.. L.; No.. 428, Liicknow . meet;
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the • second Tuesday of 'every .month
, In theirhal!, at ;0.‘ciocic: a. muniii,
*.; P... Carter, 'Rec. See. •
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• GODERICH
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lhonias• Lacey; in. einploitee Of the
Organ - Factoryil, "reeeived injurie's
from which he diel, on Tuesday of
list Week.' 'About 5. o'eloCk in the
... Morning' he was : applying "dressing'
to: a large drive belt .Or a pully when
10a clothes Were caught .by the belt.
"-WaSHenkried-te,-;-the zrahaft.-•;above
and twirled. around. The machinery
• ....was stepped,and the. injured . man:
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Still"coustions, was released.? He Was,
'take h; to the hospital, but passed a'-
'V. 2 few ;110.2.1's 'later. He leavee_k
ow.: three' sons. And---one-Iiiiihter:
. The :funeral , 4as :on Thiiriclay-.zneiri-'
, 'Oig,serViee , being 'held nt St, Peter's
• R. ,C, ChUrch. .Pallbearers were:
Isaae'. Salkeld, John Saliceld; James_
Farr,:. R. Phalezi; John" taiman,, J.
Joyce:, Until ;&. years, ago Mr., Lacey.
who was ,69 years of age, . was a
farmei;on.; the Bayfield Road 'Coron.
el. Dr. A,. C. Hunter •decided that an
Inquest was tinn,eeessiiry.
Wm. MiteMith,-. a , very ;old
had a-haa 7.nbeidont ..Monday
,
..-:'night of lest She • fell ..dOwn
the stairway and sustained "a' Jiroken.
afif and .rrainir •nther' la•laries to hr
:head atid lady: Mies Tibbatt„: ; who
lives -„ithtb0&d lody +tend er:'
•,•but• tailed to reach
, • •
.her .in time to 'preVint• the fall. Ow -
Ing to itilVaneed YearS;-: ••recovery is
• -,ite4:00ht .exIlePP4.,;` dOglitti4.::10$a •
• . Mu% MacMath; who ie'on thin 'teneli.• Ing;
..dtlif,f,,Of a Toroati. Wie61, atkiv.•.‘
•..-ed twine .on .Tuesday.. '
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4:04 Oi444shimiad girls wouLdn'
1 OVO,'thii'hOtnit. MOO
4110 0114lltrOilikto • 4'
On Saturday morning last, a
South Ward Walkerton, giri, well on
in her teens, appeared in the 'local
police -coart before County Magis-
trate Walker to ansWei to a charge
of Stealing a:_lady's sweater .from the
'taarn hall • on New Year's Day., the
garineat, which was Valued. at, 410.
was: .the • property Of Mrs.' John Fer7'
nson, who. •com'e: eier.:_te assist
her father-in-law, Chief Ferguson, in
-cleaning p the hafl following the .ah
nual New Year's Eve dance. The-
,
owner* had laid the- sweeter: down on
[he ticket office window, well in the,
-interior of the 'building, and; pre,'
ceede'd with her , work. • --VVhen ' she
went to get.thegarment it was...gene
wes recalled' that a certain: 'dam-
sel had been jus.theliall'•during the
interval, arid Ferguson ' Made
frequent visits to the c.:.N.R. station
in• lopes Of seeing, the jacket' and
getting the goOda", on her., On one
of, these tripe he Was successful, and
beholding her 'arrayed in it, he loSt.•
no- time in stepping up and recover-
ing . the stolen property. •At the po.
•lice ,court • oa :Saturday she' Pleaded
•guilty to a theftand- aftei saliitory , advice from the" me-
`egistrate, she .was off !:-:•n a •year's
suspended .sentenee.--Times.
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ELECTION PROTEST '._•_____,
IN. NORTH BRUCE TOO
• 010131RNTINEL,
4datinne4 from OM 1),
McIntyre *559; • Penelope, MeHardyl
550;• GuitavuS Priest 521 :Wilfred
Kathie:, 514.; "Helen Archibald, 598;
Edward, 'Rookledge 504; Gibrge Kerr
470; WM-.Mjlllkon 407,"*‘•
,Fourth GiaSe
---Nitmtiebririarks",'Obtaiiialle'6 60:
• geerge bees: 466; ,Alfred. Mathie
vis 4121 I;ifile'• Milier. 402; Minnie
Walker .•:387;',.. Rol?9reWilson • '378;
'Mary )36We3.7'''
.369; Stnert.', 351.. :Nunzber •,ofs.
marks.obtainable; • 560; !NUM, Murray;
.307; Findlay McPherson :` Fred
• Andrews
\\ \Third \ lass;
204, \ \ )6, •
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\\Nprzihei\ \of,-„nriarkS\obtainabfe, 560.
\II,Ohnatnnn- 301;: \ \Georgina
Murray 346; EdithWhitley 330;
Wil-
lie • MeOlnie t'325- John. „WilsOn 318
Clara Berry 318; Wallace Crawford
011; Maggie; McDonald 289; Horace
Somerville: 284 Minnie Miller, 288;
'George :Lawrence 282; George • 'Kerr
281; • Mary , MeIntesh ,280;„ •Sarnuel
Miaow' 280. • •
.3unier
NuMber of niarks . *obtainable, 560.
Arthur. McDonald 401; JerniMaIarlc7
ely 334; Ida Wilson 330; .Frank Mc-
Donald 327; 'Pharaoh Healey 316;•
Peter A. Miller 312; Ettie Grahani
30,0; Lilly Priest 295; Alex. John-
ston 289; Elia McClure 285; Lanise:
Treleaven 282; Maggie McMillan .281.
litre' is /a market_report.' of, "The'
.good old clays";_
Fall Wheat 40:92 0.94
'Spring Wheat .0;83
Flour: .. 2.00, 2.50
Oalts' '1 : .. .0,46 0.433
Pegs. 0.55 0,60
Barley......................•0.50 10.50.
Potatoes, per bag -0.75 9.75
Hay,. per, to ........................9.00 9.00
Wood • ............................0.00 2.00
pork, per . ewt. 5.9.9
Eggs . . . . 0.10 0.1.0,
utte • 014
VI -keys, per ih. . , ' 0.05 0.06
Geese,. per Ib. .. '0.04
Beef, Per 100' ; 7.00 10.00.
Going back to the advertising col-
inrs,;we find Alex. 'Ross azia Michael
,
Corrigan. advertising a ;dissolution of
parternship. • Mr. Ross was to remain
and Carry the business, and some
of our form absent readers: will be
pleased .to knOW2that le is; .still • Car-
rying on, although tiine -.has ;made •
great changes' in ,the• harness - rnakink
business,' as it has too, in the people.
• 'William .,Allin ' was ,advertising
farm imPlements. Bennett Hunter
Were making . fanning mills, •and,.
dently prospbring, they thought
of enlarging their shops ,the coining:
:Mrs. Radcliffe Was conducting •:a
"Millinery and Mantle Empoiiunz";
and. judging by the illustration the
ladies of :thtat, day were elothedfrem
head t� feat. Mrs. A. 'MacKinnon had :
a' shop of millinery and, fancy goods.
John 11, McHardy had suffered loss
by fire; and Was offering •goods', it:
low prices but he doesn't say \• What
line :of :goods. ,We. believe it . was
....hardware Walter, Treleaven announe-,
ea the opening of a•new3"totery, Aaa
J. -H. Ackert was doing wood turning.
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Brace County is to have, two elec-
tion protests instead ' of one, whith
most people 'think .quitee,nough. It is
- now reported: that the Progressives',
headed by their defeated candidate,
Major Fenton, have entered a protest
against the election of. A. P. Mewhin-
•ney; the successful Liberal candidate.
• • :Penton • appears to • be. 'Very ,sore
oyer the election. After Agreeing' to•
Sami Carter as, arbitrator who should
decide Who should drop out Of the
three -cornered -Aga in • North ,Bruce,
he 'refused to abide by, Carter's-
cision.; evidently because -Carter • had'
ruled that;be.4enton—sheald retire.
;ly,a big iViajOrity.
oyer both Fenton, and the Conserva-
tive, -candidate. Se `• rept:Pa: 'the
,rroreEibives Are .prOtesting the, „ele•-.,,
cThe hief ground .grouact: lot 'the protest
is that an offer fo pay the exPenses
of the '.candidate that •Shotild, retire
was pads. ' • , • ,
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Thi protest in, both riding 4 have
heen fOrMillT 00tOred :11114.010 Courts
Will now have to doeicia m to whether
or .aot tfis *law wim viOlOtildf •
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at . the . "Steam Mills, LiZeknOw".
Church Servicee •`were announced:
The'. Ret D. • Caineron was minister
the Presbyterian Chureliv Rev. Att.
'Taylor was preacher in St. AndreiArie
and Rev. R. IL Waddell was the resi-
dent Methodistzninister.Reir; Mr, •
Carrie . was 'conducting one • service
each Sunday in the' Church . of
•, The .,printers of these days made'
dreadful 'errors as :Printers and the
.machirret -.01ei-,oPerate •-now. --, One -
that muet have shocked Mr. Rryari
(then foyeinan and editor) .and puzal-
ed' the readers, oceurred hj this
• site ,of April 1.8,, 1879. 1-,Iere is a no-
tice exactly as it appeared:
•;•.' • .4' '3:7: • BORN
,HARPER—On the ;Ith inst., at. the
residence of herison-in.laW, Mr.
Henry': on the. 6th', top.;
Kinlosi, Mks. Harper, Widew..of
the late, William' ifarper.. Senior;
aged' 65 Year:a; ••
' The average reader Will", • wondez'
• what en earth that rnearis, but 'any. -
one -with experience int.i printingof-
fice can explain at once. You Sea filet
was a "death nOliceo., but the unfoit-
UAW printer 'set, O: `fhirth notice"
heading over it. '. The .boys used • to:
keep: 'sueh 'headings' as,::v-Bern'23--"IVIar-
ried.", and ,'.'Died". '!,standing ready' tc,
he, „set ,,,ei,/er. the brief notices when
Set up, ancrthis chap got hold of the,
.wrong ;heading. Perhaps • he Was in 0,
hurry or it may . have -been ,ralinost
'Oa*. rhe press niav Juave boon wait-.
ing • and ti.;zere was no tizne, to read
-tbe proof. •Of tourse,''oferytedy.:iiiw
it:,aftPr it Was ;done. But • printers
catilk„correct their ..ettore after • the
Press lei den e fte.
There was 11.iiir" Country newe
.thi olll paper. A sprin•ateek show
had been held at "Smith's „ZIP,. St)
April loth and Ms` Paterson, who
was taaahiatt at St, liolanni 'had:held
'0 0°1%091 .0000111110190;
• fneof .clahe in other parts .Of the. De-
. mirnen, „provinciarbranches of the
Royal 'Caledonian 'Curling; club were
organized.,•'• In .foi.irkit'ninnbers •there
are 20 :iii;fNeva,•Septia, 15 ij
New and "15 . in central
and.. Weetern*:'OntariC.,! Of those 'in
the Ontario branch at. least six •arc
ladies' •' ••L• ,• ••
The 'PoPtilarity, ;gained'by curling
intthe7Prairie -Provirieee of
'la, Saskatchewan, and Alberta is re.
,markabte: pl'e:spsit in .'the. Canadian
.:Weet. Oates ..frpm.- about '1876' When .
feW:',gaine's Wei(• Played:, en.,' the 'Red
river. in ,Winni •eg..
atelY -.a Club ;Wee, Started .:and,. tlie- first
club._ Mattel:lea •were played teat,
oh • the' Present site the • Grain EX:,
Change !Spon.,..afterWards
•-liermanent rink htZildini, was gFerect-
ed. Iii"T.,858 the .,'Manitoba darling
Association; 'w.irich.waS •Offiliated.:*tth
the Caledonian ;Curling .'ditib„.
02 Scotland, Wal„fornied, by six COI-.
.froin :and.
. our • rola o ?e,r .poin. :in. „ e‘ io-
vinee.. Irv; 19.09:. tDere were 87 'curling
'Clubs" - -westerzi.',HprOviiiceSand,
in 1020: Manitoba -alone. had 146 'club's!
.Witi•( "a inerribershiP of, Over .5,056..
The organized 'club 11j the West af-
Hated with .the -11(Ianitoha.Carling As-
sociation .are ..at present as ..follaws:--,;„
• , •1.• tlube Members'
Manitaba, Assoeiation146, 5;056,
Saskatchewan Assoc. 74 2,934
.• Alberta 'AasOeiatioir. . 900
In the interier'ef 'British.,aolumbia•
cUriing.' is ' played and • the „...ganie ;is
gaining in ..".00Pelarity: There are, the
• British. ...Colinubia and • • ,Iteetepay.
branches the.- Caledonian
Club between twenty • and thir-,'
ty clubs. in the SPrtivince,. are':affiliated•
Ciewetiest branch:
• AS:: One 'of the leading sport
activities in the ' Canadian: national.
perks,' •Phe' gref,ft„sceiiie, areas, of the
Caziadittri•RoClcipe have :gained an in
• portant ' Place, arimiig the summer re,.
:serts . of • the North • American
ebntin-
ent and their: fame as, Whiter. pldy-
,grQuncIs Fs
taindlY 'increasing, At,
Banff, in. Rocky. Motiatains
tienal park, Alberta, •the arnulal win
ter ' carniVai attract many ,cievOthet„
ef outdoor 'pastimes, and prominent
aniOng the-inanY 'features in -the: hoar-
sPiei held .by tbe Banff Cuilinsg'.Ciuh,
Last, year .fifteen rinks 'from outside
paints tOok. part and ‘. preparations-
,
are being, .SeaSen , for the
aCcOmodation . of 'a greatly increased
number of eb;r1,1er.'s during • the annual
.eempetitien,!.i.A:z jasper; in Jasper na
• tiOnteretki-a-club-We'sfrntect•-last
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geao..aria..,the first beas,ipke b- ,
marked:, amiCese, c,Onnection. with
'last' year's carnival 'Ana
elampion.slipS. x1 :1teelsto1e J 1;;
gOyelsti5ke. national 1)04,- the Intor-
li,r'Cut!in
• spiel .sagt.tractei, ,tWenty-four;:
rinki trOta -and Ph4be•''
;At, tht8r4 lioihtA.:0111,,icdoxkcs of .ice
fa' conditiens. that
are most ' "?' Sep
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V.,110 SeaSen: •-Onneda
stairs about .Dece,Mber 15 and • ton-
.
:tinges 'until' about -^; the.- 'iniddle. of
:Mira; the greater; part setfour
tin nh:arilY.'1'6::OrItc'tt::::;1011'.°01144
dt.titbINtf 04NADA'f4.'
qitgA.T. WiNthit stioRT
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• Curling, Vvhieli is akin th:',,the sum-
mer 'game of golf.' in • itsAppealand
its physical..demancisi,..,4. rapidly .l.m:
'coming One of Canada's,. moat, poP0-
4,41"int4r4n*SF•Ine-zideal-r-eencliF
'OAPs 'W)rich 'Prevail cinring :the wintei:
sensbp il.ve gained; ,for. the Dominion,
.11-i;e:aarae. :of "The Curlers' Paradise.",
.Nearly 'every 'prdVinee lias, its,branch
. .
e,:i, the. RoyaLCaleaenran..bniling clab.
,of Seetianal the -parent lady of the
4POit,,and every -,sphereOf' spial,',Iie
' Pil ;U ','i'91#.0-xlt.94i
':AgnIqig,it
de
nteo ,\ %-,
\ \ • 'c.\i''1,c\‘:...,\.1'.\\••.,',, ,',,, .-. \\ 0
\ A4art fI'P ti''interesttnee\ .,
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enceS; T,WhereVer ctirlerayne,et there.
IS \farizied a brotherhOodf ..gOodf_el•••
loWship in Which Men :frpi all -walks
•of ife • fraternize- arid •in, ;whichthe
Tiers go. to him :Who makes ' the
beat shot. -The best envier is the man
who "plays fliegaine-" and the quell:
"ties So. deVeloped are reflected: in the
, success, of the individual in the. so-
• CiaI and Iiiisinbee: life' of the country.
just, when the first curling match,
toe]; place in Canada is, untertain. it
is claimed .that the ,,Higlianders Who
, served 7..:Under 'general ,Wolfe played
Tthe gazae,Af Quebec and there is lit-
tle doubt that curling was 'played in
ether : parts of Canada (Lower. and
Upper) efore the formation . of the
,
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'Royal• 1Vlbatreal Club. in 1.807.:..Altho
Quebec claim.'s the distinctions m
the ,first match, its senior CIO was
.not formed till. 182.1, while 'the first
club in 'Halifax is just'over a. century
old. having --.;been. fatindeci. in 1825.
About .the: middle 01 the lest century
the l clubs in, whatis now 'known as
` Quebec and ;the eastern part of On-
tario were organized into a %raneh
Of the Royal Caledonian Chib, :and
this branch hns: 'gi,.own Until' it • no*
SP.MilrieS'A.4. a:14., (.f,',Whi6h.,-38,-„-arg,:
ladies' •;eltibs) and a total member-,
ship of about 4,000. With' the foilnd-
mitt towil toid, 4VOteps, are Odin-
FLOVV-
bared, in, thnusanci.k'.• tkip. elt)es
wh, 'thq0,gaire. if3 plaked:fn cored
rinks, thero „Is. little Or ;to nterrt10-.
tion-froin thaWs- HOWever, in the
town's- al,..al.7'irillages ;Where 'pend. 01
lake guppliei st!tf_tt?eLtii'o.vvelth-
-er ISTariva-i47-an inportant factor in
the succeea Of the season's4 1
„:„.,::..4.1cin iels.--are "Wert
section Pf the nominion2; and • many
inter -:auk". cOmpAitfons are :carried
along. In ;the Maritimes the Impar,
Japt 'event of the season is the series
of \i,a114, e:ten4\tee4,,,ftolirthe
o.
late
leJ0,;" fernier
tenant-ObvPriier', of \ F,ti,t0Oviek\
,Tp.0.-\*.:4141\;tckingtjt#1\,
\er,ne,•\,\ Gen TaPh, taphy orise'pf,the
-hlueriblen,,,evente oii!iihg. in East.
ern .,pantoa,„ the finals taking•-•";plaee
on the rhiks At. Rideau' Hall
the official residence of the GOvernek
-General of Canada. Each. preVingia'
branch. in the West holds its..regulai
inter-clUb.2contests hilt to curlers. ir
the Prairie, Provinces the Winnipeg
.meet, „which has become, the greatest .
.,benspiel in the world,- is the big
event of the season, ;Malehes arc
held at :Intervale between ,Canadiar
and ',Scottish' rinks, alternately' ' in
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Scotland and in Canada, . .for the
tratheiblia and the skill Cana-
•ilian, Curlers, have attained ie.' „attest-
ed by the success' their have achieved
in a series of years in 'these ecinteets,
As each ancceeding :Year roils by
there 4 a...greater' appreeiatiOn of
Canada's winter season.. ,The appear
of the out -Of -doors is becomirig• as.
strung during the `Months Of ice and
snow As the summer ime, an pc
'small part in this • henefiCiar move-
ment is due. to the popularity of.
curli,Pg. Beth sexes are"enjOying this
great sport, end, as •in ,other lines of
.otztdoOr recreation; With the benefit
o ,the .national
,Mr. D.' S. ikle---IVer arrived' titura.air
night . from.: X 0,uni, • to spend
.few we.eks, with; his :brother, L. C.rIcver.
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We are sorry r't:tbe:illness
of Miss •14.00 '04.0445e4.3?; •-•
0T1;7‘eir
:FlOwerciale caller 'last Week' •,:
.last Ttiesday'•AfternpOR.;,vith '11!rs,
-Walter GreenWoOd. :•,
.,- • Ta*, AigeMa.!.. ;Who,
Was called- owing'to the ilineas
of. his brotbaF, 8.004* afew \:eekvith liis sister, Mrs. E;•
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\\isiei0 j0,44of •lihi ,
\hT.
4.7. :sCon., Jast \\ it\
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,a)itte.ito,orTneidc:,7.sthei!.itSaencsieal+cil,airsi;:.
ThurSdaY report a ,splendid time.. '
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Floweidale Was •-%vell represented
at thepinyin Ripley, Friday; night
PURPLE GROVE
• Mr. Herb: Collins, of Sask., is visit-
ing friends around Purple Grove.
• yi,r..„ win Hill is, visiting in Sarnia.
: Miss F. walj,.. of „TeesWater, ij
spending a few " weeks at Mr. Albert
Quite a . nurnber ,'pf the children
around, Purple Grave are laid 'up with
Whooping cough.
Mr. •••Will. Newton has returned, t�•
Mr, John. Fair's.
Miss, Marville 'Scott has returned
•tO 'Toronto. • ' •
. -Mr. Will ...Ryan •iaUndergoing an
operation in St.- Joseph'i5"Hespital,
•Lendoni- this week.
Mr, and , Mrs. •James Stotheis, '•of
Annilet; *Sask., Visited the latters
sister; •Mrs. John Emerson last week.
Mrs. Melvih Osborne, of Detroitis visithig her parents, Mr. Mrs.'
mekgriario. : .‘
• °?iror,T,.. • •
res:',,Yohn Barkley; of ugaunon7
was a 'reeent visitor with ,her 'daught...
.er, Mrs. 7.:Richard _Gardner,
iss41•Ielea•• Johnstone • of I.Aicktiow.
. •
was the. guest of .her:.eousin; Miss
,Emina McDonagh, over the Week -end.
•'Cornplimentirig 'Mis Esther -Rit-
chie-..(the.. bride-to-be) , Miss Emma'
:MeDoaagh, gave a deliglitfully er_
onv-ail.•,.k.4ch.an-..s4awer at her haute
here en. Saturday evening .last, • Where.
: the gaest, of honor ,,received Many
useful articles. -These 'Were presented
in gayii,' ele.ci;k,gfed basket by little
Helen.% .Johnston, of Lueknow,. cousin'
of. the hostess. 'After the ' presenta-
tion genies were arrangea' and later
the hoitea's eerved, • refreshments:. 'The
guests Were Miss : Edna •Ritehie,-Jee,-
eie Andrew; Grace 'pepper, 'Molly
pepper, • Clara Rjtchie, -Jean Ritchie,
Dorothy .Anderson; :Eva Gardner, 01-,
ive • Helm:' ,. • • •
••' A very Pleasant:event took place '
:it tlie' borne of Mr. and Mrs., Jaiiies'
telne „on Monday evening laSt°'in
"WaY of a•surprise.party of the friends
- and neightors of Miss Esther her.
..inar-
riage.'. Thefeature of the ...evening
was:."a ''presentatiein to Miss' Ritchie '
of a'" beautiful:, .wicker library 'table.
The :address was. read:. by Mr.- Will
Helm; and *Ir. Thos. Heim made the
.preseatation; to,: Whieh Miss Ritchie
'replied suitably, ,thanking her friends
for. their 4Pliraeietio11 of ;her •serviceS
inl" the :Clinr611 and community. The.
'evening Was ;spent in-garnes and Com: -
inanity singing and': an .adareee: by.
• ,R. ev. .6Mitr(id
.'Bresst
reilin;;),.iviis • •it•
as, foliews-:;. • ;a:
n. J7th, 1927
Te Mias Esther, Ritchie
Dear' 'Friend and ',•bempanien:•L--.:
• We ' have 'asseinbled together
'night to express:our esteem for Yeur-
eelf, And our ',heartfelt appreciation. of
your valued services Clareh
atia Communifi-and.'alSo, to extend' to
you .oar" very ,beat wishes. You have'
rendered ;great Service, to. Or e,htirch
encl.* every loCcaaipa' when called
ulyP...6;tt,h'yobuyhoual:iveg: ,,pozepeopsi;,,E,i'rnO4'seat'wg4ileliqp-
Whih you ',lave been president for
the Past , year has ,prcisPered under
yourguidance: Your interest and ell,'
thuaiasal for the . work has inspired
and helped all .who worked with
and we shall. leak • for Year 'Condi-it:led
cinterest :and prayers ' in this work • so:
deer to Tea; even.' when you are help-
lag:in Some Other, coniniimity7 yy,e
re-
gret that Ci1r new ieTatiOnsliip will
lapan your- removal , nom. our Midst
and we: would ask yew to accept ,this
gift As A 'slight token- of onr:appreci.
Ation,,,:andQte;:yeMr.:par,tner 4ncf„.life*e,
also eXtend_iiemliest eOrtgratiilatiens:
WY' God bless you :WO in ATI la
-days that are to .Our
W1011:
gned •lehatf of :Zion Church
a"iicr&int,
Thee;
Long arm. bonds are hat, This is
Oolaaa4 truo of .01 bonds (4 Mat"
*010••
1,A11.,GSIDg
• •
The held in the
Hall here 1llS. well attend
ad nd• all -report a xelt2irt Vine
'arrly•• they wished the .play hadlasted
two, hOurs:. .; •
Mr. and 'Mre.'
'Hakknees. Spent an evening 're-Cent-
ly .•w],th Mr. and Mrs F Marshall, of
,CulietS.' • •
Mies :Margaret • and • kr: 'It,. Ross
spent' last • Tuesday eveilin With Mr..
• and lgta:"V,. 'tmeisea.: :• • ,
nuinber of 'folks in this locality
•
who have had Severe'. :colds, we • are
pleased to report, are.. able . to be
about ':price more
".1Master J'ohn":...Morrison, eon of Mr,
and; Mrs • ;Tames" Morrison, of near
Whitechurch, met' With A VerY pain,
ful'aceiderit last Friday eVening. The
tptlier. and father having just come
home from town the lad- went' to put
the Ilene fn the barn Mr Morrisoh,
took' a few :parcels'':into the house and
on returning :to ' the eater fond the
lad lying- in the snoar.apparently hav-
,
ing• been kicked, by the '•horse which
fortubatelY was .•uilikod.. on 'the. doc-
tor's arrival' it Was •-faiind the lad's
.;sliall; wasfractured, and: he was at
�nce, taken to the WiaghaM.,Hespitel-
where .some splinters 'of beim, were
,removed from pressing oil the boin..
At. latest reports the boy had regain-
ed ceasciouanese' and, seems In a fair.
lvey ,te''recoVefy. ,The famuly'Will' be
remembered ,in •taiigaide having lived
in • this vicinity, until recent years. •••• '
• wit,I.TEcguitcir
Miss Edna Orri-. of Wingham,
vis -
£ted a• day laSt , Week with. Miss Jan
, .
'Dawson:• '
• '
M. atiV1-11rs-7 oattp .Beecroft .
• tertained' their friends to a progress-;:-
ive euchre Party recently; .• •
' Mr. ',Tohn. ..Gaunt made a businesi,,
trip to, London -last.
The annual Meeting of: ' the •1:!ree-
hyterian Church will be , held: next
Tuesday afternoon at '2.30. A good
attendance ,- is requested. • . • ,
Mr. axyly.x.s,- Phillips', Who are here
from the West.; Are: yaitiag, the . for -
niers •aunt,, Mrs. Andrew Pox; and
'other relatives....•
• 'Miss • Annie • Kennedy; :of Londan,
SPent the 1..ve)i,.,e„nd• at her .herne here,'
Mi-. Charlie Martin, went to •Toro'n-
'•
to on Mendes', to see. hia7brother Mr,
,lOhn, Martin; vv -he has been there for
the ,past months :' taking, treat-
ment. We are -sorry to hear that . John
is noiniakng much ogress t9\\ards
-
*6, ire Sorry 'to r�port ',the • .siiiisits-
Aedidtfht whicli haPP61e4 to: Ja•eltiP
Mortieon, San of Mr. Jas Morrison.
*.`1,riday ',evening .While-',-,Itet'was
unhitehing. a horse,"‘it ',kicked, him 'on
tile,`YO'relidad. He was ritelted-td`Win-4.-
•lian Hospital' wher'e he was Operated
on I'd .4 Pie:Ce Of bid- skull 'WAS,
re-
inoved • At ',.last.iOportio.he •wai reSt4
ing easier and sbints' hopes
aro held for his,',recovery, ireis, 14
years Of age.. • .-
receivery.
. 'AG thooty that the .Attest orylve
Iiitoeta tletaated 404401 , SOO
•
-MAPEltiNa
• f. ,
Mra.47Willet find Helen, of Belmore.4.
are Wilting their aunt, Mrff. George
' Twomey, tliis week. • •;„, -
.‘Misi Mary Thin, of 13raptfor4p
visiting' her brothers'''here,
, .
week -end: With rehttiYes - at, inek119'w
• 2210. Margaret Mallougn of X•11C10.1,
not, who had been visitingher Sister,
Mrs. • Wm. Blake,returned home
, •We are. pleased to report a Marked.'
itriliroveminnt'•the 'health af Elmer
Johnston, , and-Clifrord jr9i?4triic,
%Vho were quite ill 'gat \.‘reel.F:The ‘,.C\`‘`, , \
\gangers.:Were.entertally,',
thS:,hOine,
02 JaCIP1 and jira ,Carran:Bev- A.
•
Brown and Mr: 11. D. Anderenti;
tor, directed activities., -There was
skating first, followed by their reek
laeProgram, in charge of M.
derson, Chief: Then ',alnusentents,
chief Of wlijoht was fortune
Lunch was served at the Close of ' a
delightful:evening.
••••••-o-o.'-o—
• ,
ASHFIELD •NOTES
Mr.- and Mrs. Murdoch. McDonald, •
of Moose Jaw, Sask., ' former resi-
dents of",Ashfield, visited, with friends .
here for a feW days ` •
Albert Thain; who has been on the
Lakes for the nivigatiOn-aeason;
vis-
ited his 'mother, Mrs., Wm: N. John-
ston, , of Kiatail, for a fewdais. last
• The Kintall ',Woznen'A Institute' pur,
pose holding their annual oyster Sup- •
,per.. at the home of:Mrs . Neil G: Me-.
itenzie,„ 12th 'Con, onFi:iday evening
the 21st. ' -
Don't forget the play in ,COurey's-•
Corners 'Club' house an Friday 'even-
ing the gist inst,, will be follow-
ed,- by 'adance. Lunch will be served.
-
8VerYbody• Welcome,
Mrs. Violet- Rohb, 'of Lothian, re-
turned home frOm. a 'Week's' Visit with',
her „Sister,.Mrs. Alex. • LoCkhart, of
LiicknoW.
."•Mr.' W. Hogan of Lothian is slow- •
ly reCovering from .a sere arm which
has laid him • tip for the greater part .
02::.a month. • .• • •
• •
ote.aitid Theie
The. fourth Eastern International
•
Dog Derby to be held froM :Quebec
city February 21., 22' and 24,. prom-
ises to be the rricst keenly ,contested
ever held.. . It is expected that over
20. teams wilr be entered- for 'the
„
race.
, ,
.Christmas:; tree shipments front.
Quebec to. the United States ,ran to
450,000 over Canadian Pacific lines
lest year, and 'present expectation 13
that this ntnuber wil.J be •equalled. at
'least. this Year. Revenue to farmers:'•
rce•ran
S SO
to $100,000 last year.:
. .
, . .
a
Fplr carloads of : silver foxes,
.valued at $750,090, haVe. left 'Prince
"Edward Island, in one shipment for
',Western: States: , Wyoming,,
Utah, Colorado, • Oregon' and Wash-
ington. Viewed esa, livestock ship-
- merit, it •ixsaid to he a record: one.
, A ,number of prize winners . were
, among the pack: .• '
Dog 'teams Will be used this win-
ter by: the .Hudson's Bay -Marland •
• organiiation. to. prosecute oil •
'velopment work in the gibitone field
ili North-eastern Alberta. , This is
the 'area , where • the .quest • for Oil
started 'following a faorable report
by Dr. G. S. Hume, head of :tbs_ Do.,
ininion Geological' Survey.
Christines• travel over . the Cana.•
clian Pacific, routes to the Old Coun-
try lute- bee -n „ heaVier-thia year * than •
ever' ,befere!.. •experienced.- Special • "
trains have been rim frano*innipeg
eirectly to the •ship's,Iside at Saint
John, *.N.13. ••• The, Westerners credit
this heavy lriovernent• to England
,for • Chililitznas to the excellent eox*.
ditions• that: prevail throighout tha
. The hundred settler fan-liliesfrom
ihe, British Isles .brought Out byithe
Scottish „Immigrant ,Aid Society to
.form the,. Clan Donald Colony 'aro
doing" ,splendidly; according to a
field 87•17Wehhektntheyn•ii'elpaunvdtti4j,ilastttheir''''sub.'*
mitted
destination ., the); • found farms,
houses, barns and equipment • ready
so thrt no tinie was lost in pre. •liminaries. '
, • • „ • •
• TUrligh tobacco, grown . in,
hefts, is hetiier than that grime isi
Turkey or • Oreece,. according to sk,, •
Mil.' Baker' here, who grew 1,000
; Pounds its an eil)eriment this 'season.
.=1.1e plotted Mit -threelliatters of an'
' acre to ten Varletles,Of tobacco eoeid.
Tha, crop,..was. liarvelf&l ripe War.
the 'oraing.:Of frost, and of 04 tia'
#arittiof Tarkith, NYhite Rade; 414
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