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Cedar Oil Polish'
FloorWax.
Stove Pipe ;Varp;,>isl
Aluminum `.Paint:
Gold.. Paint°
Silver Palish
Galvanized pailse'
Tin Milt Palls :
Wah.Boards,,Glass
and Zine
ScrubBrushes .
Mop Sticks;
'Broonns
Paint. Brushes,
Curtain Rads
Wind iW •Shades
Strainer Pails: `
•
Water Pails
Wash .Tubs
SARI ETY STO
Ll KNOW,--' :ONTARI.O
Under the Direction of the Well
Known; Stage .Favorite,
Sea. Gibney
EG, 0' 1YI HEART
Will c BePresen t
ted hri'
1
for
a' .•.O •�•�er
a ..House,
GODRRICH
Unlde Th s .fP
e
Gad erich-
Base 1 1
. b'
� �1�u
mtss<on5oc. Reserved
ved
S
eats 25c
..Extra
(Tax•Extra)•
Do h
M>ss This.Treat
WORTH: MORE. .DEAD' THAN
ALIY
E
' Re', rdi ll
a n . •the kit in cf do s' on.
the•hig
hwaY
s
E
lte rise
has t e fol1coin •
It. is surPresin how Shine • dogs
su dend
y become valuable when killed
• by an automobile. Like 'some men,
with a •heavy life insurance they' are
Worth: more dead . than alive. A . Brant
farmer was: recently soaked $75. and
costs_ by _ Magistrate', Walker --for
running;.over'axed-killinig' a hound on
"the :• 15th ; sideroad. A Culross auto=
ist:was •recentl mulcted in -the: s
,Y a um
'of '$50 and • cots`for :killing' g a `collie.
Sale:,of t' T-runlc$,Clic•b =-Ira s-
, �► aita-Siiit
•C se .
a sat �'
W.". Litt 1
e' s Shoe Store.
•
ASHFIELD
.. r
Mr. J..K.Ma ac Donnaal
d
ho .
.a"s returned
eturiei
e, afters spending `the
winter with.
friends
'n Detroit.
in of
Mrs
.Jack'
Murdoch'
of"Detroit, is
visiting
her brother
3 P
g M ssrs ''
. T. and
'D.`Cameron 'Lochalsh.
Loch' sh..
Mrs. •A'
u
s. Mac .
n o�,
nam �:'of
g A Fort
-William; ,sent '.a few' •da s
- P,/ the. guest
of, her sister, :'Mrs: •R. Cain bell
: p,
Mr. Da MacLean T•;
Dan M c.ean of_,R•mdsor,
visiting his ;mother, • ` Mrs...' Kenneth.
MacLean.: ' •
Mr.,` • lex. ' acL ,
A M ennan of Alberta,
is visiting his sister, Mrs, D. A.
Mac
Donald, and his brother Mr.` R. •Ma -
c
;�ehnai, itioch
ev..; "
R G:' • ,a:
and Mr•s,. � Ri ch`
•t ie. are
a,
t�•
"It isn't what ou' do .
y today ,
that' causes , the -blowout'!"
if is:usually'' something you have done weeks ago.
under -inflation ---careless parking that pinches the
tire Walls—hittingrough bumps on high; 8alloOns
deaden the jar. But later—a blowout!
ese things•can be voided. . To: avoid
. a d them means
,dollars off the cost of running your car.
• Check up tire pressures every week.; We will do
it for you:. Keep to the exact figures for the size Of ,
load,of each tire.. Easedowit when 'driving over Cl
ruts and's ear ridges. -
p „
'Let us inspect .your tires ca . +.seek. . At least ..
twice a season let us take them: off, the rims and
:look for inside injuries. • -
,Dominion Tire will stand a lot' of abuse but
little e Care' i
11
w addthousands a of miles to its
life.
MINION TI
,
R
EDEPOT
T.
W-. SM
a�.
a
y.�
iitHiNgsf Utittfe �.
root -Lasting,infspensive
°O hou'nH °.zcve'
'look at ". aaM'vieue. of
yrop"tgr:.-tans'''t;. oo-
iect. nsiiawatirrMLishes.
leak' ..luded for hour's. •
, bora' 'hada. warehouses.
emelt,. church'''. public:. •
(eery' sic' otroof Tor'
ihw.e' to. Writ* •
is►
PRISaZo��OuN,etc
tailbiii gl/i,SldIoa'can:
Spending a`few , days in London,
.vhere • Mrs: Ritchie is taking. treat
i'.nent for ear trouble.
. Mr. Eli McNamara . had a very sue-
s,
sale, on - Friday last. Mr. Mc -
Nemeth • has sold' his :iar-m, - and in-
tends going to Detroit to reside.
Mrs. Clark of. St. H ~leas, spent a
few days. the guest of her ,brother;
' VIr•.M. C:'.MacKenzie:
—o-o-o_—
ASHFIELD UNITED .CHURCH
NOTES,
Well, the plan ' of the Statiiard
Coinmuriity Sunday: Scheel,. and. •Sery-.
ice :for Public Worship, ^ at Hackett
Church' worked ked.. most successfully!'
Oven the weather seemed to fall in
with '.the'„arrangements. Precisely at.
2 o'clock on `Sunday afternoon -with a
✓ery fine attendance the superintend-
ent opened, '.the . Sunday School; •'A.
digified • and ' worshipful • ord"e"r < of
servi.Ce followed with prayer''; by=�11ir:.
1'. A. Cameron and. Mi.; E G.' Zinn: y
"S:uQ rintendetl,t.;:gayo_the special
reetiiig. for ' the day. The class seS-
ion, was, up to standard.,tee.:,_Eyery •
•,aacher, ind every scholar there par:°.
icipating in' the'' lesson .for the e da
Tette •an'individual offering asled for;
and the.; responserwas ,wonderful..
:he' : final assembling ' the secretary,
rIel'ville -Hackett,:•gave•. a, "record; re-'.
;ort -'which revealed-, the best -Sunday''
-School session in' years. .• The '.B'ible'
lass was ':reported as 'the ' • hanner
lass for the day: Thepastor gave
1;
a three .minute ,talk,' ' clinchin •'the
g,
eS
son than.
had been taught.
Onlythreefamilies fam lies were :missin
f>
;Torr, the Standard service at 3 a',,
:.lock. The :usual' order of' Service was
1everything
of owed •• but ve • '
e i then had d
,been
.y �b
•houghtfully arranged, • and .happily
Ind -reverently carried 'out; 'as was
teticebale in ;the prom t :end reverent
.n•'.1
sseinieline 'at the'hour;',in the' •ie�
yon'sived_ 'reaing `of the Psalms "and
rea,to''th r
e, offe ing; by the unusual,
lumber. of envelops e' on . the offering
ri
ffem•
''late: The '.children hadthei • 'v '
i fir.
;.into
u s story and hjinta.., most
suitable „for
their ,years, The clic'''.'
epi i n
aL Tact c d n iiilier 'anc
here. was a. duet. in addition.
to, that:
he .:singing” seats like :So •manv`f'
he:Churc'h pews, were full. The -ser-
•'on,;on "The .:mall with' the nieasur-
ing, line,'! won the best Of attention.,
t' was not noticed . that aiiy slept• n,
his; 'Standard service, except ieverai
•ittle''ones :that •rested' on i inothers'
laps.. Gordon.' Hackett, a'• feiy 'months
old; was the„ youngest present, and
Mr. Ralph ;'Nixon; ,beaiing his
•yearn ,well, was the, oldest present.
dowers and ; plants gave the altar a
leaptiful appearance The family
that had "-the most,,present was' • Mr.
Alex.' Hackett's; with seven ' pesent.
Mr..David Little and fainily, • came
the farthest,• about,'six -Miles, with
Mr. Elmer Farrish and family a' close
cecond. Such a record day has shown
the people of that 'eommunity what
3• • fine Sunday Sehool -arid • service
an, be had, and •. hoer helpful • these
'ean,.be' when; everybody does his or
'her hest to give;.whole-hearted iii
ferest and support:
', The . splendid League services held
• last • week at: :each appointment is
worthy of 'special mention in these
'notes. Each .had a good 'programriie
and an encouraging attendance '
The::Quarterly service is 'to he held
ext Sunday Morning ' ate 11 o'clock in'
he Blake. 'Church:, It should he •full;
f. interest to all, as Itincludes a Ife-
eption• Service into Church, member-
f
shin •for 'a number of young, ,people,
grid, the celebration of the; sacrament
of the ;Lords Supper:'' Thei'e will he
•r4. other, ' 'on
.. l • ircui
serv>ce. on.the whole,cercu�t
'that day,.
ROD AND GUN; FOR MAY
r . W..
Another CT 1nt$e'CStln Artlt,•Ie On
^7rtietl " a.,,
g the
ca 1 s
antn
11 g of` trout fry by
Jo
ten Gail 1" o
1 Toronto,is One
ofthe
features es of the; May issue ' of Rod
and Gun and Canadian Silver FOX:
News which is just published. Be-
sides this thereis 'the usual full torr-
fr4►
element' oshing• and hunting ar=
titles acid stories bj>„pnpu.ar authors
of the. magazine• an c? to ter, regular
departments Qnanlint..
r • -,inns .all,
umniunitiott, kaltdoor ,4nik' •
and kennel;
-�
w ,
•
•
•
' 100%PURE M,
. ;
tvrPgxfAIerNTior
or ,n%rior
forSale
NEVI -TONE:
?he '•f/atawas4.
. ;a4/e,pinil .
VARNOLEUM
for ino/eOilclumol'h
''L;
W000 'LAC
sfain krf/oors,
andfgrnilure
•
DUNGANNON
Obituary Rarely' has 1. nut villa; e
been stirred to. such -dept!'' •of ,sym
lathy g g.' and.' enuine.re as this one`.
ret •':'
Was, upon lear ning of '.the- sudden.
lassing'.-of Mi.: Robert Maser! McAl-
lister lister at his home ii Dungannon;, a
bout'noon' on Monday,'•of,; last week.
While.he.had'not been. in the best .el
health, for 'sone time; he diad,' been:
ible to be about his dutic to;•the last;,
and his' death, eame_as.4great slao:ek:_
to everyone. The late:::M i s '1!I;cAllister '
was a native. .'sof mess a.Voitno'sh,'
4vh e }ie••-was•born-°'petoq, 5;--185f3,
being 'ane 'of' fai;►iy < f E'''ver sons
-and daughters: ;of the.:lata Da;id;.and•
Mrs McAllister: aH "irv'horn ' on
the. .
setie `,'o c s
ntJi n e .szon. et:Test. via=
F,
wanosh;:on the farm'.:noes owned ;hy
only son, :William :Mason 'McAI-•
;ester.:
Here he lived as a ;successful,
farmer all his life until •a few years
ego, when he.•:purchaced cne
:hest: and Most ceinfortac,.'1-z :homes in
Dungannon,•' and retired 1'roin .the ac
:tivities of„farm' life.' While •' on • the,
Fame be was known widely y ,k 'as .n`
.n
cessful ',breeder. cede• r• pure:bred Slsort=
..1t6tIns, 'aild always. won•manYprizes.
at the fat.'stock show at Guelph He.
•.v C '
a.
a Man n of Sterling::'character, and'
.
hado`- thes ,
w n re ect
p of all with ''Thom
' he came ' in contact, by his upright-'.
less and -reliability. •• :
°::lie ,is% �� i
sure ved by, two asters, Mrs:
Richardson'' of Goderich, ,who, was
iuest in the home bit the time of his
`Tenth, ; and Mrs. ,Smith of Saskir,t-
hewpn.; His only 'brother,.Williasa
tilt 1liSt er
A. e of West Wa•;K'anosh ' r _
, e
. r P
deceased • him 'about eight ` .ino
nths;'
and asister, 'Mrs. Wm.:Andrews
of
�heTsailieT,tewn • •tsFed>�rva • ,
nanyyearsag
o..•He
Was twice
w mar-
ried, : First' o Miss l
..a, �,,,. to Isabelle Wilson,,'
Who',passeavo aiyay ; soiree: i,wenty years
,•ego,• and::later to Miss Anne., Janet
LJuinin;%Who •survives him: He is,lalso`'
�.urvived by ono son, ;Til <t ii M ,so'.i''
'I Allrctei,.
,the :'okt hoi�ies,tead•
and one',:grandchild, 'Robert: Mason..
McAllister, hc;; -is .-his. :namesake' and
to whom'he Wal 'very : uch attached.
The'.funeral tva,y held on '�•WTerinesday..
,April 25th, at” 2.30' part, from". his
late home. in Dun'bannon, and was at'.
'tended' by very hr?e' ,�ralierinit ..o.,.
neighbors, and' friends \vho 'carie to
lay their' last: tribute,• •of respectto '
one held high in esteem among them.
The service was 'conducted. by •hi
pastor,.' Rev... C. I.L MacDonald; a^,
sistecl ••bv Rev. J. A. Wall .er, paste?''•
of Dungannon: United, •'.t.hurch,: and -
Rev: WM: E. Perry, tecta''' • of
Panel's-.Ang•Iican' church,` D ngannon.
m
Interent teras: Made:in ''h6: f;tt°siily
nlot' in Dungannoji ceirier;ery, , tithe"e
the remains were tenderly '.laid to:.•
rest, beinp.. borne by six ilerhrwe;
19essrs. David 1V1cAIii t r, , W lli<iii�
Andrews and James' Wilson of :wept
Wawanosh, J J. Wilson of Aiiburn
and James Ru,h'ardsen.' tt��;-'.''"'• fn
the Eaten Drug`-Cotiinnnv. . T'o'roUti,
find Rev. John Richards n:' ',,Ail ong
the ,beautiful, floral trihates which
'yore silent tr'sti'rony.'' to the synipa-.
thv of friends: and ,to tli:,',esteein. 'ip '
which the departed was.'held was..n
wreath from the ,r coriar
. e aison of.
Erskine•' Pxesliy:ter,ian church: ' Dun-
:•annon,'and also one. fr'oin tlic_;Crotl, .
er rite. Rural'''Tele Bone •
. p Coninanv.
T'rienda,froln a distance Who. affonrl:-
the-fn'neral were Rev lr,'Jm,,,^r'
ttT j qn of ''Bram''"ntnn: Rey. John
'bichardoon.sJ trey hate r
�r l.,on of Tris
r
antsy Mr:'anrl•'Nle`°s. 'IIan1111on, :tlieY:
,
r f . Joseph. ,W71>;lst1 f.tfur . tl:ttl;i*htei,;•'
Mrs.�a
A ;c
v o f T.on'don . Mi i Ricliarrl-
sonof Goderich, in n'ciclitien to. many
from. Luck/low, Auburn;,Bluevale..iin
d,
Goderich. •
The cloetnrs •nese.'
Seam te t'e
-
scrbe rat ,chance
'c:ecc tfor
thotie •olio ' airead have the , < . � e, ehaiige,
s
9': x
CONGOLE°UM
'Shop. Here •
6'v'' 5.90• '4 • '�x7/Z $7.45.
t$59'—$75
x S'
9 x IO --
10.7:
/2
9' x' 12'-$11.95.
RUGS and'�'• �:_
..............LINOLEUM �RUGS.:
L
owest`ossble Prices•-- � �� And
Save., .•�,
Chain h n Stop" Buying
GivesYou These
Lowest Prices.
9' x .6 —$6.2a. %9'. x
9' x 9'—$9.25,'9'.x 10%'—$11.20
9' `x 12'-$12.95. '
`..IT'S A T
FITL Ok�$A�t�ATIT '
F.OR •': YOU. •
BE SURE'' TO 'GET'.
YOUR SHARE.'
COME- EARLY. ,
ave retaile•
d
you a: coprofY
of our May Three
B>g Da
Y`. Sale. Ever
, item featured has a big money -saving value to you:
,. Y
Come often. E verybod.Saves at this M
• , ..Everybodysaves May Sale:
Store Closed
los
ed:Thursday
Ate
rn"
oon and _ e,n;,Wedne da
EenIf,
' y01now on
Pre t
yR ay.
t
on
:
Ginhallns•
g
Splendid.
to w
ash '
'stri
Ped .:arid plaids,.
.
l
• •usua1 sells, a'
t
y 59c.
Get` our ,share a
Y tour,
low- price.;
37c• :Pe
Per Yard.
Men's e s Pol><
ce
Braces '
These ar..r s
ton
gs"
asual 60c. braces, wiitl
steelbc rate,
an
dsoild
leather er 'grips; You do
well to. stock iipat
•.
this'. low price. e. 'Genie'
early.
OnlyY 3
9 cPa�r
Stripe Shaker•
'
Flannel
reel
This
is an '
ext P-
•
ti0
na1l'
soft
Y firm•.
-qualit
. �;We.
-quality: offer
You.
this
on
this sol
e at
an ':unheard of price.
,•
Get ours early.
Y 1.
Y
Only12�
Y c Yard.
Ladies'. Rayon:'
IBloo�'�
ltn r '
e s •-•.
,Sand,;..
s . IIelio --�
,
.Peach,,.
Maize, .'' et...
Goo firm quality..
An .�
extra bargain. Don't a t!.
.sniss'this.'. `
79c .Pair
:Fancy Co
tton Flora
:. Crepes .
es'•
'Just '• the : thin "g for Nighties
i
hoes
i g
and dainty undergarments. W'e
venture: to, say you have never
eel o' ere such an opportunity.
1
on, these crepes. before. Iiuy and
23c Yard.
Colored Silk ani
adra
,
l S
':.For
Your r
Ove�.
rdra es..
. P
Beautif it '
u silk 14ladras.., This
our chance-.
is
Y to t.buy . it at a
bar"Train; • ose 're
—,--,d•Gold ;' E
It stands •th ' 'sun
e Yo '
u can
stand:. thelowric
p e.,13uy' now
and save
•Only69e Per. Yard.
Linen ' Towels
Large
Linen,
Tow
ell
,iice•
for'
embroidery: 4 S ell 'rem. 2 e
. We :•.
Se-:-14—the :low price, bu .you,
save; so
come, cash in on he bur=:.
gain,' -Reg. 25c each.
• 2 for • 29c I .
Strong; Win-'.
ti dow_ Shades
. These are splendid
blinds. Fixtures and
rings are '•'included.
You • usually • pay $1.00
to .$1:25 ` for these
shades. Note ,our. low -
sale price.
WhGreite Creen79cam 69c
:
:Ladies' Rayon
Silk 'Hose
1st '• Quality. -. ;
Silk
to the •Top....
A host of colors to :
choose - ,from,:: and "
thy are first quality.
Be: sure' to 'come' here,
for.the best Silk Hose..
Mote the low price.
55e ,
oys' Tweed,
Caps.'
Reg.; !alae $1.00 ,.
:Buy the boy 'a new
Cap. These are;:4Ian-
dies. Usual. price $L '
to ' $1.25. Our chain'
store price' ia', IOW 'at.
;this' May,•sale Only'
Each 75c
Fugi Silk
-It':; f, Only Three Days.
Bey Now.
Colo s of Peach,
Ylai.ze, Ilelio,' Black,' ,.
1`;ayy, Copen, , bony,
etc. heavy pure' spun,
Silk.. ' This price . is',
only. for this sale.
Shop. thday. •
59c Yard.
- Sale c f..House Dresses .•
"We have a•large supplyof thesedresses, but we
feel sure before the sale is over they 'will be ;'pretty
well all gone. 'Please come early and secure • first
choice. We assure 'you they are exception a 1 ; a t
'this low price: •
Reg. •$2.95, for $1.98 '
• Beautiful Silk Crepe Dresses
'We ofiere You our entire: stock of' , ri e w Silk
'tresses, just to make .you hapy :such' at
PY.. �h a, 11:1'm
mice you can't poswibly•'rerist.• : Sizes 147-10: 18 - ?O..
ielling'reg.'49.75, $19:50;'$1195.,'. A11 at 'one privet
It's 'your chance to dip in
We :lose butyousave,, At' $'7.59,
YOUR FAVOURITE 'SHOPPING • CENTRE
',Phone 121, r.
FINES
iM ,.
N b I oSUri Al
' 'SOUTHAMPTON
,
Magistrate Walker and Crown At -
"',,rues ,Freeborn were in Southamp-
ton,
.. uthamp-
tnn last Friday morning. foi'es-
-ion of theolice
p court here. George,
g
'Blu..
ndell, ivas Tip on a charge of self.
ifg iiimot
rlnt
after
a
co •
fc:s once the, Magistrate and:. • Crown;.
concurred 'in, reducin charge g. the cage to
h•tving liquor in an illegal: place, and
after ,.the• evidence was' :Aiken • Blun- ,
dell .w'as' feiancd guilty,, and filled $25.
e
,osis,' an;t>iintipia to ll,
�a 55..in all
The llfagtfatt'ate Said very plainly that,
,
•
he did not believe the evidence of:the
'defendant, and,'he took' occasion to,
tate that he, would
o not deal
enIwith -f
y future, case'slIe Usti told
defendant 'that if he ever • appeared'
Jefore. him "again and Was, found gull:
ty the
penalty Y wau1b
e.
:Severe. e
in
connection with ,,the same
case. Aid
'Watt
Vas charged the 7N ged' with th., saltie of-
fence •having, ,liguor inale .illeg al
:place, The "magistrate :was inclined
to deal' lenientlyon c
account Of the
youth' of 'defendant; and after he had
leade
p dail
S' ty. assesses: :him' ,
G'•'and.
COON in all 1114.000w five days" in''r
fail. ,' The • prisetrees~' h •
trent,, unable' 13';•
pay was ~'leen, to' jail w ,..... • .
0
<i„
tiV.
ll,.Cl'tfitL<
;o serve the,'fiVe. days. rm was also
1 c}i1i:g<<.'ur' ',~eaten'" •
.stove i' fin' 1 ' .x
icIiitl i r,.
t .e ; ,. i, i „ tri has fpr .
lirei .,
, 'end 'the- other eo,•
brother in law -I”,
d se
to•--�
Jo
2b
er`:
Ths,5 ...M Cil..i„e WAS Cli8n11S:rCd. n ; • .. .'
no'h
c
t x ease was telt• of !'
i .es...
Mc
ou h
Ctll.
l
>; Bruce, *ho Ives frncd $1 'reel
�±osts':far driving': his c � .
l02ar.•tvef.ltotit �.
fi license,. 'tVith'eosts added it can
to $9. canny
•
ii o- ....
•
There are exercises ` ' + '
to ''educe fle
.• . ail, ,
li tt• ;gathering ,gatitrnin rectangles.
g of card.`,
hoard into ,bo'olca isn't ono of theta;