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Busy with spring housecleaning and finding that many lines of
House Furnishings are ti'eeded, for things will 'wear out in tiiue.
THSRUESTION ARISES Where can we get thebest . values for our
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dollars in this time of high prices ? - ♦-
THE QUESTION SOLVED:gBouseeuinpegatrhee s
ewntdriigd stock of suitable
and finding how
reqs table,+,pur prices .are.
RugsgVariou Kinds
and ,Sizes .
Kohar Fast. +u . ;.:
gs in sizes 6x9. and 9x12. Tapestry Rugs in` sizes` 2,t4 c3
Brussels and Axminster Rugs 6x9 and 9xr2.
0 9i12.
Congoleurl, Rugs in very pretty designs in sizes 2 !x3 up to '9x 12.
Floor Oil Cloth, Floortex and 1,inoleums by the yard from r yd.'to'4 yds: wide..
Stair Carpet in excellent quality. -and mite designs:- •
N CURTAINS. AND. DRAPERIEs
You'll find very 'iretty patterns and good qualities in
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Scr ii s, Marrs u isette, Madras, Art Sateen s,
Cretonnes and Lace Curtains.
Solve the question by a visit to our store at this time
MURDOCH 81. CAMERON CO
Holyrood
--Tuesday, April 29. .
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Haines, Kingarf,
-spent Sunday with Gilles Haines.
Mrs. Wm. Houston was taken to
Walkerton HospitaI on Sunday to
undergo an operation. We hope for a•
speedy recovery,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Congram' and
family, spent Sunday at Ernest-Ackert's..
There will b3. no service -in the 'Meth
odist Church here next Sunday 'on ac=
"eount of sacramental services at Sal -em..
Mr. and Mrs. Gilles- Haines and Mr.
and fits. Geo. Haines motored to Wing-
-ham on Sunday afternoon.
25 cents bays a Thrift stamp:
WA`DTED
DIAD?- HORS1 = t arcacsea, taken
away promptly ,within " a radius of 20
miles. Will pay $1.00 to $5 00 for live
animalebrought "to the factory. No an-
imals will be removed without hide:
Phone at our-xpense: Day phone No.
12, evening phone No. 178.
FARMERS FERTILIZES& CO. Ltd.,
13-2-tf. • Wiugham.
A Mother's Tribute
Pr HLS letter from Mrs. Roberts gives such a fine idea of the value of. Dr. Chase's
medicines for use in. -t# , horse that we shall publish it without further comment.1
Mrs. Everett Roberts, 4.1 Endicott Ave., Halifax, N.S.,•writes :
"I feel it a pleasure as well' as -my duty to recommend Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food and Ointment. After the shock of the lialifax explosion my system was
all run down, and I was so weak that I could not walk. Night after night I
- lay awake unable to sleep. .Nothing did me any good until one of my neigh -
bora recatn N Fond}. - - ft& a tl"eat%eritti'-th is meds
cine 1 can positively say that my health and strength have been restored,
and -I can now sheep well and do my wr)rk- as. well as ever.
"1 used Dr. Chase's Ointment for my baby, who had rinirworrois all over
his face. I tried almost eveeythirtr I knew of without. success until I used Dr.
Chase's Ointment. This cured him in a .short time. I would not be -with-
out either of these„md�icines in. the house,, and trust this may induce others
to -Q' ,
You can scarcely ask for a stronger ptlrantee of the v e of a medicine than the
portrait and signature of A. W. Chaso, M. D., on thee, bo.• This is is for y ouar protection
against imitations and substitutes. Edmanson, Bates & Co., Ltd., Toronto.
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oaiorrow Feel Ri ht ,
.Geta25''Boat
J. Garnet Armstrong, Lucknow.
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Ripley
N1 outlay, A prll ..t+; ..
Miss Etta McLean visited in Wtkuk
hits nn Friday.
Mrs.. (Rev.) George Gilmore visitei
f ries ds- to Loadoulkat week.
Mraa. Norman McLeod and son, Burke,
of Godertch, are visiting friends here.
D. H.'cDonald spent the
,Eister vacation Atli friends in Varna.
•Mr.-Juhu Munn left on .Monday for
a teL yisait ta:1letroit.and Cadillac,
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' Mins Aunie Me:I'hersuu, of Kincar-
diur,-visited-a►t Mr. Tho:. Stanley's;'iaat
week.
Mit,. A. Aikeo, of Allenford, is visit.
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs A. M.
Treleaven.
Mrs. Allan McAuley „was taken
Wtntiam'Hospital- to undergo an ope
;tion' for appendicitis. -
Miss Marion Archer, who has be
visiting -friends :in.;.•Montresl,. t ren
hone on Tuesday -last. ;
.Master -,Maitland ,M.artyu, of ,(fid
tell, spent a few days visiting frien
aio:lnd Ripley laet week. •
- Mr. Miudoeh Mattn8raa, of Sent
anlpton, atteneled the. funeral of the la
Mrs. Angus McKay on Wednesday.
Mr. Mitt Linsley, who has been em-
ployed as a wood turner in Toronto;
visited at his home here this week. .
Mrs Robert S. Wilson, eon. 4, is
driving a brand new Chevrolet car.
Bob believes in being up-to-date.
Corp' Ed McDonald, of - Godericb,
lately r.turned from overseas, visited
his ► i iter, Mrs. John Wy ld, Jr , this
seek.
rte. Elgar Stevenson arrived " horse
on Saturday ,,lookiug quite well. He
-was welcomed at the depot by a number
of his friends.
Miss McKay, prbvtncial "seamstress,
is meeting with great success in' con-
ducting the sewing class in Ripley dtu
ing the past week.
The LO O.F., No. 2ti7, - Ripley, wi
.attend divine:Worshipin Knox Churc
nn Sunday -e'vening•.next. Rev. Georg
Giltnoi a will preach.
Fourth Con., Kinloss
-Tatesd'iy, April ;29..
While on the way hone cw Soouday
las:
Iron. South Kiulo►ts l'hiireb, Lach-
lan ..M.clvor very .-narrowly eecxped a
serious accident. - It appears that he
was overtaken at the foot of the Grey
Ox hill by an auto which passed .rat her
near his team. The hors's spraug for-
ward_ very suddenly and broke a whine --
tree and cane very near landing %%1104e --
tree
and 1Ilrs. Melvor apt' ,two or titre.{ child-
ren in the ditch ...Bin, providentially no
harm 'wars done. It would b'� well if
autos soler !'fare the cburcbea before
the Horses.
We are glad to learn that Mr. Win.
Stinispri, a returned Poldier, and forteerly
a Fourth L'on bey, has come to reside
among us again:
to Mr. P. H. McKenzie is attending the
r- -meetings of/the London and Hamilton
Synod -as a delegate from the Presbyter
en.ian congregation, Lucknow, this week.
ve Eaeter holidays at his home on the
d M.r:+I-I.. McMillan, iwlto is"Stuilv ir►e for
the ministr .: is o r
` :, y t t T r►rltn, "spent .yLnae F►f
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ds
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6!h.
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M.r. Archie McCaul was amongst his
friends oil the Fourth and fi;eth yester
day.
Mr. Middleton and family spent. an
afternoon at Lochalsh this week.
While returning from church at Tees -
water last Sunday Mrs. E Jackson and
children were thrown from their bpggy
in a collision with an The buggy
was badly brokers,. ut a of the oc-
cupants miraculously escaped.
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—Tuesday, April 29
.Seeding .operations are in full -swing
again.
• M,. and lira Jnn, •Farrish.and dangle. Dela, visited with Mr. and firs.
11 Caas McDonagh on Sunday.
b Miss ' Reby Sarjeant returned to her
Re duties fifth. spending the holidays at
her horse in Markdale.
e - BORN—On Sunday, April 27, to Mr.
and Mrs. Geo, hunter, a daughter --A1-
- leda Isabelle.
Mr. Fred Holmes; who has-been on
of our mail carriers for the past year
is engaged with Mr.sparling, Kincar
dine, as an auto expert..
Pres Don. McLennan and Hart
Walker arrived home from overseas las
week.. • We welcome these br*ve.• lad
back to Huron once more •
Mr 'Coy 'McDonald, of Toronto, rep
resenting a 'firm which:. manufactures
flax pulling machines, called Qn our
local mill nien on Thursday Last.
Mrs. D. S. 1I c Lay, Mrs. Norman Me
Donald and Mr. Malcolui Mcl7-onald
Stokes Bey, attended the Engem! of
the late Norman Murray on" Thursdaylast.
Lieut, Edgar Robb and bride, . who
spent a few days here last week, left on
Saturday for their home in Winnipeg.
F:n route they will visit London, Buffalo
and Toronto.
A number of itipley O,1dfellows
motored to Lucknow on Sunday last to
join with the Lucknow brethren in their
amnial church werad:'. -which wags _ held
to The Lucknow 11c:thodist Church.
ltsv. Mr. Garbutt delivered a very ap•
propriate sermon. •
Mr. Mac Catiml►heIl arrived ;:nine on
Friday from Hamilton where he had
been confined to, the hospital for the
past few months. He is somewhat re-
stored to health, and hopes that the
f agrant spring air of Ripley will put
Lew life into him.
Corp. Eugene Martyr arrived hon e
on Wednesday evening. E�igene was
attending Stratford Normal School
when he enlisted in rhe 1 loth Battal on
;
as a machine gunner. hater he was
transferred to 11ie Signal Corps and saw
a great deal of active service at thefront.
A Field Night in connection with
Knox Ctibrch Kittle Class will be helm
o s ntsday evening nexti i t ie church,
when the young peoele will take part.
This is the second evening of this kind
held lately and pronsn+es to -be a real
eni.►yable one. Ripley has the best of
tasleut
The Public and Continuation Schools
t►peiieit'ii r-M-Niiiay riMr the Mastervacation. N ove for • the last lap of the
race. A great deal of work has ti
gone. over before the .school term -end -
in June. Ripley 1s fortunate in having
a first class. staff of teachers end they
will see to it that the work is dors
Ile (his McfPod, who arrived homy
last week, Irr,ksr hale end- hearty ;tiger
serving so many weary months in the
prisons r,f Gel tunny.. The whole than
of his imprisonment was three years
and eight ,nnnths. Gals is surely t•
herr; to come through its all. • 11 _ is verb
thank f all" to he home. Ile states that a•
great many of the. prisoners fared woe?..{girt# Uron, lrrovetf .
great blessing to the unfortunate prim
oners
Mr.R.'rt Harris triet'with a very p in
fol accident on Sunday asst, Abri.
with 'his wife and 5011 he Wa,.9 tnr;tr)ring,
When in the act of turning Me car as
tarp corner ref the 4' 11 erre. anti 1:a b sid,�
..ah. E!t#'� -11
hF tf f(.1- the heli and tilt -nest -turtle'
turtle
The occur ante were thrown rot, al,
escaping ii jury hart Mr. 1Iarri:i who 11 n
his knee badly wrenchdd. It will hr
some little time before his will be ahlr
to resume his duties as traveller • fur D
K. remd• Co., of London,
Hart
We are all glad to' welcome back 1'ce
Y. Beattie' Gibson, who arrived lame from
s•
oversea. Wednesday evening,.
Fcrdyce
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—Monday, Apr. -2sc
Miss Fergisbn, of Auburn, is sissind
ing a couple of weeks with it r sister,
Mrs. Chester. Taylor.
Mr. E1ward •Haines and.st:ster, Winni-
fred, spent Sunday at. Arthair Haines,
of Wingham.
Miss Lillian E Stevens, of lllyth, was
a week -end visitor in this locality.
Mr, : W. J. Nixon, of St. Angusti ne,
spent Sunday at P. Leavers.
Mrs. Stewart McFatrney and dansi1iter
spent a few day+.lmt w,.a. at W. 5
King, sf Tee water:
Miss Selena Foram is sj►cn ling a fe w
days near Lucknow.
BORN
Monett:—At Heisler, Alta , on I hunt -
day, April l : th, 11ti1), to 11r. and
Mrs. H 'C. Moore, a son.
HUNTER—In the township of Ashflel d,
on April 27. 1919, to Mr, and Mrs.
Geo. Hunter, a daughter ----A lleda
• Isabelle. •'
HEARTBURN
or 'heaviness after meals are
most annoying manifestations
of acid-dysipepsia.
KIiOHJ5
pleasant to take, neutralize
acidity and help restore
normal digestion. • •
MADE BY SCOTT & ROWNE
MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION
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Phone No. 10 is at Your SQrvice
We Sell for Cash--WeldSell Cheaper Than The Credit Stores
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Housecleaning
Necessities
The spring .housecleaning brings many little require-
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ments. Below• a•e sttgt;est to you what we llave.iti stock
and which we kno will u • useful
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hlaxoap, for washing painted woodwork, has no equal.
Scrub Brushes aria Galvanized Scrub Pails
Carpet Beaters,: Step .l adders 4, 5 and b. it..
Mop Sticks and Fell Wringing Mops,, Wall Paper Cleaner
To many woolen it is a worry to know wliat to do with
the bare floor around the rug. There are.two ways out,
of the difficulty, namely, to build it up and flnish. with
Sherwin-Williams Flo;xlac or grain .. .and varnish it Gy
the Chi-N.arnel process.: '► `e..c�an t l ..,. �+� onlan how
-tm grain in i -fete minutes, \\'c li:i�, � 1t.tcl •ears of ex-
perience in the paint and varnish business -and any in-
formation you wish will be c teerfull��
\V.e have an .0 -Cedar, Dust. 'Mop for dusting N�all;s and
ceilings. It will leave no marks iota the finest wall
paper. ‘Ve have a full stock of O -Cedar Mops and
O -Cedar Polish Try a bottle of cur French Furniture
Polish. What it will do will surprise you.
A full stock of Coil Spring Wire, Barb Wire
and Woven Fence. Our prices will - -
• interest you.
The LucknowflarJware & CoalCo.
THE 8TORE`tHAT NEVER DISAPPOINT
STORE` THAT NEYER DISAPPOINT•
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FLAVORS
fariAbeaS
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"SMOOTHER THAN VELVET”
'THE ever•recurg problem, what to
serve, is so easily solved with • Ice
Crean—Silverwood'. s.
Frozen cream _ adeluately flavored dainty
- velvety •smooth and rich.
Bilverwood's is always• thorough! enjoyed.
Sold in all flavors in Bricks ox Bulk, •
SILVER WOOD'S LIM1'iFi
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CI COOK STOVES
if::: nue fro:ne f: nril...t ;e Florence
wick:es"s' l►ttro'er i ; h'.'a '
a ys steady,
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1101,ls it directly ltndcr ilt. cookie,
a quicker, store econ-
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Mel w:1, 1+,�, (�l;,r .' u. -r'• :,oven, the Florence
Autonli •i., . I1 wean1 tto rt t
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