HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-03-01, Page 8;
Pt.6441
NEW SPRING GOODS
with the advent of Marche/3mo thoughts of Spring and we are mak-
ing preparations for a big spring business and already have received
many eases of new, fresh, beautiful goods for the various depart-
s/tents of our store.
• We are showing...aspleudidaSSOrttnent Of Dress Serges in
various qualities ahd-cOliiii--,;-blaek, vavy, brown, green,
cardinal, grey, Alice blue, tan„pnrple and burgundy.
GoodsThese are exceptionally fine qualities ani good widths and
•priced at 1,25• 1.50, 1.75, 2.00 and S5.00 per yd.
. It is a •difficult matter to get good wash goods in blue col-
, ors. narly-last year we purchased a 14 of fine Percales.
in different shades of blue, all guaranteed colors, spec,
Pmales ially for this coming 'season's trade.' These have been
•held in our stockroom upstairs and are tow placed on
our counters at 22c per yd. They are heavy weight,
astgolors and 3.6 in. wide and the price is very mach, ,
lower than if we had to buy them now.
FLANNELETTES -Though flan- tide Twills. g They are fast oolors and
Ilelettes are getting scarce and high, are priced at 20, 25 and 28c.
Dress
priced: in the wholesale market, yet -
. having i n stock many lines bought . GINGHAM'S ,-New Ginghams Or
over a yw aim we an give you ' fcheck and striped patterns, good wear -
a large' assortnlent. to ° choose from at mg and. fast colors at 15 and 18c.
white, pink and bine at 12, 1-2 15 . APRONS --See our. range of ;Aprons
18 and very reasonable prices. In plain colors
. • • . of various sizes colors and designs 't
a'20c,, and in striped and che'cics 6
in light atid dark 'Shadt;s at 12 1-2 251 t 55 and 5c. .
,15, 18; 20, 22 and 25c, .
SHIRTINGS-Ourrange for spring
.. comprises striped and check Oxford
•Shirtingl, stripedatd. check Standard'
Shirtings, Rock Fast Drills and Black
SPECIAL SALE -Our special sale
of Clearing Lines is continued. See -
the yellow tickets, read the 'reduced
prices and find a bargain.
.4444,0444444.4404.00440.041.404440.40000.1.00.4.4441040.00.040•0
as* 140,44.!‘weia410.1 roVst4ei 4 400.4aa
001.0..00,
01iTARIO. FARMERS .Existing avarponclitioas demand
that yan give the question •of Need
special attention %butler. Seed of desirable venetierratid.high germination
power will be (actors influencing yields. If yon baffle .not meted your seed
" Lettlare-Ontareo Department of Agriculture
Fartnera having Seed ;miry or potatoes for We. may forward samples to this
offienstating varieties, price and quantity, ••
, Viirriere wioseg to purchase seed -fire *Iso invited to communicate
with thie office etatfag variety and quantity,. and an effort will he made to inn
them in touch with farmers having seed.for tale. •'
• ViSite OA C.; District Deprenetitative, Walkerton.,
2S -0-c - • °„' , IL lizoar, Minister Of Agriculture.",
_ -2--Ashfield-
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1114,004Y, Plit4.cPA 11 914
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-Mender. Fel). 20,- ,•
'UWE QUillialia
MI* Tegale Pettersou ie finder. the
FRORIART $11tti
Dr.'s ore.
Mr. Ale* Carr 104 a rieNe driver ship.
ped. up from Toronto last week,
Uwe Minnie Ifowson is on the sick
U. All hope for her opeedy recovery.
Miss Epa afeReneie, lieePPIrri
fended- the' Cfroierr:-Ciirrie wedding -hot
week. •
Mr. John C „McLean returned toLaw
ion, Saar., this week after several weeks'
viait his home;
Mrir. Jae. McLeneau Oallei to
Kincardine hot week owing to the
Rees of her neither, 74rin McLeod,-
Misses Mabel and Alberta itirktoivn,
of flepoyer and .i.'k4isley, pav Tacoma it.
tending the marriage :cf -their sister.,
The Ashfield soldiers' Aid circle lick-
ledies aith nate" thanks the follawing
deflations- by alesdames ',Robert' Henry,
Thos Henry, los It lm, .teidie ist;Heitlio'
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IMMO' Andrew, 'Ernest Gardner, George
.. • . .Dreiman, miss mary meicenzie, i :down
' pillovi•each; lar,.: 'George Gibson, 2. down
.pillovini;lao.'arame, '1 pi,flow-; me A Belton,.
2 iiiiietii and 2' pillow -slipsa Sara. raw
*indreiSal pillow she; Bira,deo j'ireiniri-ii,
1 'pillow slip; atm ndiecwhinney, ,patris
.' , • ----a• , otic tea, $6 75; 'Mrs n'iacitwain, patriotic
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tea,'61.50. fee thaoks of the circle is
.-. ...ilervie •... ' . '
. . HARD cilHoNic.0011611 dile the following ladies for sewing: mrs
, s .
' „ ..; . 7-e•MoilditY; Feb. 24. ,. •. gage- wen by -Delicious -Mind I-Thoo Dougherty, 8 SilitS ri.YiStriii; 'Xi% in -.
.We are glad to i4elkort that; Miss Win- Crestliae, Okla. -SI contractea a .Nati, az.m.,es 24r3' melief ii."1..E061 ittC:
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.. llie. par is better again, after km weeee.:: hards &renal • cough, and- wee • weak, wha-ney 4 each. steed ia, saahn menara,
nervous and ruts down. 1 av
h "1r I" ' ' la :,
* 'al ' oho:.Bemo.ptt, John arcEenzie, sant:imams
, Atr. Willie . Arnold,of the Winghant ; fansily of three, and it WAS hard for me.
. I tO do my work. l' toOk different medi..., W ataxitize; wits Biel aohnston, 3 each,
' Businee College, tilmInt ik ebuPle of ohms without - benefit. FMally 1 heard' 'misses Ethel erevin, Evelyn Hayden,' me
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weeks at borne. . • . . • *bent .Viard, and it hie restored me to - 'winnona steveisson; isaisa
- --. • '' ' health. and strength,my cough is all gone'., 'li.ncla 11:ack! . .
Visa Wiscart returned to her borne in • and I feel fine. =Mrs. H. it CARLISLE. .iltinit'o WM Blake, oyril eampbell, George
Leildozi,after ependiag a coUplis of week.s . Vinol ss a constitution. al remedy for
. „ . Joheston; Thos aergason, a &It eton, Si*
tit,Viit ParsoOl*We• ' ' ' ' chronic ecoughs and °aloe,. and am: in J,,bair.itivri; 2 .eath. ..oapt.d. allies Jas .!,..,i,i_.
. , 'weak pervious, run-down -conditions. •
Try it on our guarantee. - - .. • , ; . !non, :Freak eeettastagua Gordon,. almer
Mise Franeie McLennan hi .spendits '
Alton, Bert Jehriston, .narnea oliver.;' Hoy
' • - couple, or weeks in Winghain with Mr. DR. "A. M. sitzstcg '.. cucnriciw,
_ ..-atrozeraert-nio‘rhinny, -'wm-..Fiplatr,, A
--- '41:01-1MXIS.. John- Morritt. - a '''' - ---'-': ''- ; - -..- . . -
. sillib, aichard 'Johnsien, Jack' Hackett,
' 'Mt and Mre. Thos. Einmerson, who joyed a trip.to Arinoiawhere they Pre- . . ,
. -,Tas alteni John Cainphell;-,,Tae-eaunders;
have been 'Apericting a heliday, with limited thinepla'itto a full house. , 'On ..:_a
. . Aunts Tillie Carey, Ray stothers, ' Rattle
fiiendeiti oar vicinity, left 4ast, Fridey moduentlay night the'weather Man wits' Rap:10014e aaunders: 1 each; airs Tid
. , , for their. lionMeiti-the States. •
not as kind'ite he "'Might have' been, aod McWhinney, 8 flannel field shirts; salsa
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1Tieronte Cattle Market
CbrOSOO weighty ateere.$14.50to$11,..25
de. Medilara . . 0,50 10.26
Dutcher.° choice 9.50 10.28
do. good . 8.50 .9.00
do. medium 7.25 8.00
40. eoMmon , 5.60. 1.00
teheri"-eatilaa. VQW1 a7.76 8.76
do. good
• 40. insatiate 5.50 4,09-
nutckerit' VOW, „Wi'0.1;ii., 4.00 0.35
do. good. 6.75 7.50
do. medium ▪ 545 6.50
• belegett 6,00 *51,1i0
esisra, 900 to 1,44.11;ef. 6.75
do. sued., 790 _to •800 4.000,40
Stockers, 700 •to 000 lbs. 435 6.60
•do.. '4011210011 liglta«.. • 5,00 5,75•
tatters 4,59 5.25
Olausere . • *** 4.51) ' 44110
74111Lera, g°.Qd to eho1ee,40.00 100.04
do, coin. and, med.,50.00 70.09
Springers . , ,..'• 55.00• 100,00
OelYea, veal, clioices14.90 14.76
do. medium, a...salt:F.00 12.40.
de. eelannell „..., 4.09 8.50
do. graes • • * • 0.00 7,(10
do. heavy fat 7.00 8.00
010424 choice.14.00 16.0SS
do. culls 9,00 11.60
Sheep, ewe, 'light 10.26 10.76
do. heavy and bucks8.50 9,50
do. ... 4.00 7.00
Hogs, fed and weaered15.00 00,00
Mr. McCeuley,•spent the tatter end ol •
the week with his -parents at the home
of his sister, Mrs., Bell, of Dobbinton.
Mr and. Mire •J C. MOIrityre„ of tide
village, are celebrating their Rith. wed
ding annivejeary today (Moaday) •Cton
gratulations.
Rev. DORM McIntyre, of Tormito,
and Nurse Olivia of Winnipeg, (who is
on her way overse e) were here to at-
tended the 45th. wedding anniverriarr nf
their grandpar ntinillnasna P•dre. C.
McIntyre. a
.GirovEs7CuinnE -The benne. Of Mr
Neil Currie, 2nd. Cop., Brnee,,,' Glamis;
was the scens7of a very. plealuirit even)
an Wednesday, morning, Feb 21. who)
his eldest tringlitin *Annie Gertrude, was
unitucl in matrimony to Mr. ,,Tohn Groves!
nf lierroberts Sask. Ilea Mr. Neilsen,'
of Pitieley, efflciated. They were mar-
ried 'under an arsh which .was beautiful.
lidecoratcd. The bride, Who was given
away by her.fathelOaelrect. alarming in
her. gown of silk Georgette toe and
satin, and were the gift of the groom,
haedsoine pearl necklet After eonerat.
ulationa were oyer, the bridal•couirle and
guests, numbering srk.preceedecVao athe.
dining reeni wherea, sumptuous repast
awaited them, after Web the haPPY
counle left timid showers of confetti and.
rise to beard the 3 Week train for the
West, visitiug relatlaes at Port Arthur
and .Winnipeg, theaail to their litime, at
Kerrobert, Bask. ala. and Mrs. !Groves
'are, wellknown here ; and their .litat of
friends join heartily in .wishing ,them . a
long and happy voyage over the inatri-
menial Sea • •
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GRAliAis-McIsTALL17-The• -home of
'Mr. and Mrs.. John • E; of
"`Majile Lane Fink Sarnia, Ont.,
wasthe scene of a toy pretty wedding
on Wednesday evening, Feb. 1,4,1 When
their .1.augliter, Lottie May, _Wan.nalted
in matrimony to Mr Charles T. Graham,
of Olaires, OntallevskA.: De Mille, Of
the Free Methodist Chureli, of-
- To the:Sweet' strains " of the
wedding search played by Mr. W. •L.
Atkin, of Toronto, friend,of the corm,
the bridal party rook their places under
beahtifully, deri!rdedareh., The bride,'
WhbawaS given away' by .ber., father,:
looked char in i n g a gown of
Cree..tn silk. The Ceremony • cbncluded,
congratelations 'were 'esraendecr to the
happy cOuplo; after which the bridal
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party and 'Mesta numbering twenty-flve
sad down to a sniaptuees. repast.' •• Tire
wedding present& Were beautiful, show -
Mg the high estecun in which the young
equille are held.: Mr. and Mrs, Graham
left Sarnia on Tuesday, Feb. 20th., for
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their future in,Glamis. The eoting
'cistrale have the best wishes of their
Mails? friends for many .years of 'happia
dames atilivrawford, R Higgins, ad Ha•;.boaassalict_taaaparay, •
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'whiottey, wni %trey, 2 . flannel binders •
as ,the othey, 'evenings. • The play itself••
each; mesdamee-Thoe Ferguson, R maize s ' • • • •
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nnot be deacrilsed in, the small space -•
• aas cuok, w maize, misses nary carrell, Laurfer.,
C.,Te A4eila sia.ke each: airs .aan'mayden Z*,;,„1„
a;a;ri•sFev.•?..,s&ntetitkak.orkt$,c-e,..z,p-t.•ri • er• a. - ra tf. sf _
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Rev. Kellum, ref Ripley, and Rev. Ben-
- the result west a somewhat smaller crowd Mary mclienzie, 5; airs win caret, 4; . Airs
' nett, Of Bethel; took the special services John, Bernett, aims Ethel kcwhinney, airs'
' en the Bervie Circuit on Sunday last in . at Bervie. The small lack of numberti
- . jas mail:len, Mr s it ffigeiris, Mrs Thomas
the interest of the Rdticational Fund. was more than made up by the presence., Dougherty, 2 each; Airs' win sfothers,. 1;
of an ' interested and atteutfve irowd. '
'''" • : Mitis Reita Collins spent a few days mitses Tillie trey, Lila mcilivain, saes -
On Friday" night the. lad engagement •
in Ber,a_bisforelersaing with herparente
was atAillarten anit-•
,*.e.i ee eneeemfal ,
• . Tortheir home in the West after speed:.
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ing a fewmonths•with friends, ,in Ellin-,
, rtt •
'Toronto Grain Markets" •
Manitoba wheat -.Track, bay aorta
No. 1 northern, 51.97; No. s northern,
$1.98%; No. & neortheria ;1,88%; . No.
4 Wheat, $1.79. •
Manitoba oasts -All rail, delivered,
en route, C.P.R. and C.N.R. points not
ernbargee ,s• No... 2 0:W., 72o to 78c;
No, 8 ChW"„ 70c to 71c; extra No. 1
feed; 700 to 74c; No. 1 feed, 690 to,
70O.
American corn -No. 3 yellow, $1.15%
subject to embargo.
Ontario , wheat -Winter, new crop,
No. $1.76 to $1.77, according to
freight outside; No. 8 winter, $1.73 to
41,75,
• • Ontario oats --According to freights
outside; NO. 2 white, 63c to 65e; No.
3 white,' 62c to 64c.
Peas -,--NO... 52.48.
Zarler-Melting„ $1.21 to $1.23.
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Rye -No. 2, new, $1.40 $1.42.
Manitoba' flour -'-First patents in
jute bags, 59.60; seconds, in jute
bats, 19; strong bakers', in lute bogs,
38.60, • Toronto. '
Ontario flour -Winter, new, track,
Toronto, prompt alliprient, according
to sample, 57.25 to $7.36, in Jute bags:
export grade, bulk; seaboard. •
31111feedGar lots, delivered. Mon -
'areal freightsa Shorts, $42; bran, $38;
• good feed flour, per bag,.$2.70 to 52.80.
flaYsa-TrackToronto., extra, No. 2,,
512; mixed, $9 to $11., Straw-dar-'
lots, ;9.
Cereals -Rolled oats, =clots, per
bag of 90 lbs., $3.25; small lots, 33.40,
Windsor to Montreal. Oatmeal, $8.90'
In carlots, $4.15 in small lots. • a
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Wholesale PrOduce
• Toronto. wholesale prices to the
trade:
Rew-laid, Cartons .06 to $ .68
, do. ex -cartons .............54 t55
Butter-
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Creamery prints; fresh.. -.45 ;16
Creamery prints, storage .43 ' .44
Creamery, Bolide .42 .43
Choice dairy prints..., ... .38 , .19
Ordinary dairy priata.. .34 .36
Bakers'° .31 .33.
Cheese -New, large, 26%c; twins,
27c ;June, large, 27Sac to.27%c; twins,
273e to2794,e.
• dii " 'Et "ii4,0041•Ittl Sita. Altli�ugh we are
t
• glad to have him in the afternoon; we
, are also prouii to 'say that mine of the
•- 'people on his line objected morning
'•• mail Service in stormy' weather, for
we all trust -Ur. Farrell to • us the
The thaiike of the Cirele are rIluzeev the - MiSS Tabitha eiRiaton:spent the iveek- tattle a••• Recelpti, 600; Market
u.ines, which helped to carry the audience
Foultrysa Dressed
Spring. abickens, ...: 23e to 25c
Old•fowiIb 20c 21c
Geese, 111`. 19c' , 21e
Ducks, 'lb. • 21e 23e
Beans -Japanese, , hand pie.ked,
56a5; prime; 55.75; Canadian, hand
eta bushel, :a7s25, -prizae; seam.
Meato--Wholesale
Toronto wholesale houses
ing to tho trade as falowsa
Beef, forequarters
do. „ hindquarters .. 16..00
,Careases,.choice 15.60
• • do. et/mown 11.610
Veals,,common
edium • . 12.60
Mutton, heavy, - 10.00
do. prime • 17.60
'Heavy hogs . . 12.50
Shori hogs-- . . . ../ 18.60
Ithattott. 19.60
do. light . . 14.60
Lainbs, yearling ..;.'; n.00
S ,rin lamas, each •- 11.00
V3il
Phone No. 40 is at Your Service
We Sall for Casha-We Chne.per /hap, The Credit stem
When Hogs are Fourteen Cents per lb.
It Pays to Look -After. Them.
Hog Raisers are beginning to realize that
Charciiiiii the best medicine you can
feed a. hog. It is cheap medicines only.
15c. for a large paper sack.
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MOHOM111811W,
a
Mow is #,p. Time o.11ave all you! Spare
Cans Or. a Tank. if you have one
• -Filled Coal 011,
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It ig. Making sharp advances and if the
America.at.na.Oon takes a hand in the war
no person cad figure where the price of
oil mtt go: We handle .ROYALITE
•yvhich in the best., '
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We have fust, eeceived our spektig shipment
of Sherwin-Williams Paine-Ahe
`World s Standard.
. We have just received a Carload of COIL
SPRING WIRE. . The man, who buys his
wire now will buy cheaper than the man
' who waits. •
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1 ,Thi 14ucknow" .ilardmi_i_ iae,* C.oalCo...
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THE STONE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
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TIIE liEW..LIIPE BLOOD' •-; , dec;riattiendy,bayndhe,rwogur;(14ther
, OF 4GRI‘ULTURE-2' done 'credit
. . to an -expert. The groom's gift -to the
(Prom the Canadian Countryman) bride Was'a handsome diamond ring, to
the organist a gold pendant, ancl to the.
flower -girl a dainty gold bronch, Set withi
pearls. 'Abe presents were a high token' •
of the loVe and esteem Of the relatjees
and friends Of the yourig couple, and.
they parry With them to their home eta
the groom's farm in the "West, the
friends. Thebride trailelled An one, .
of blue serge with a jauntyhat to mat* '
and wore leopard furs. • . • • •
. New. blond sties in flie„pelse..ef Old
Ontario. In every county the impulse
of yelithfuf enthusiasmi and. youthful
aspiration is felt. Training, stady and
application bearing freit. Jun-
ior Fanners.' inipr'ovement 'Associations
are now recognized as agents in progress.
and improvement. :-TTlie members . are
prepariiSg take their 'places
agriciiltural life of .theprovince as lead-
ers in good, lanniegi social betterment
and communita impreaeMent
When the first • agricultural short
courses were orgiiiizea in .1908
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.eiabt students attended and Many pro-
-thlt the 'scheme would fai!.
• ant it was built Upon a fundarnentapy -
.Sound basis, the distriet repie.sentetivts
aere sincere and earnest and their con-
stituents stood behind. And that ripens.
S,IT-C:0-E,S-S-a-a success as out-
dini•es. has been attained in latter-
'. ear's. TO day thousands of yoting Mee
nave attendedilie courses •and 'elf have'
aeen benefitted
With Fiurneri the-
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t Association.
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...tieedi4i;ortatellt:f°oneet;NaLip:lanas liitted'ad'indlOvrii4adunei.
to 51.5.00- 1 fP.,at InferMAtme given in' the counies
it(}0g. %is carld;e6. in.*" practical "'ff. efi by weans,
12.50 of orZimz.:d pro trt comaetitions, 'eager-,
' 11.50 •Iia was encouraged and developed,
14 60 1 asajaatat-,
y improve.ment was 'studied,
. 1.282 and a strona nevi force was created for
i
.,:1240:5006 ne bent..ternie.rtti of ave.ry phase of earl -
19'5°. allot e A later -development wad' the
... 16~4)00: janl.tra.ern.....- rasa area errata:4nd -item -
county judging competitions.
. 23.00 , In theselatter'comaetitions, a team Of
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rig an t ere o find out se'
• . . following knitters: ?irs win *lake, :, 19,..,e.nida,t h!,!.11°flte. her". '''.;.:.„ . ..i...,.:.....1*. ers,,and feeders ;6:25 to $9 10, 6
.,,..,isteady; beeves, .37.85, to 511.90; setot
much about the Indica) cdstoms, especia,1,- pair am
'Iy"Matilmon'y''and4`Child Widowhood hs; Bitlf Henry Johnston, S piii•j• ••• . Weare. glaaao see }leery ,M;feenzie. arid heifers, ,$5.15 to $10.20; coven, ee,
• give Apart from the entertaining part a the MIS1 Mate - satin. cle."!:' ilresd4i'Lle°,' PhiliP "I" li'L#Is..*- *ending as .8t1Wrt gm!' ...! '41:5' ,. ' P .,+ . , : mia2rk9oet..
. fcs, gollfgEgett•BlitgVt °V); to *s
it was a Ye arm. i • ete_el, jas s undere, WitscidairWin,.:Ealiesi, in the Torontmgeneral Ho pi al. , atm
-:-- - avayedene so. • .• •. • mesdaines win johnstranA-JAtiViOlt;Ithiit. Trilied-td-lief-gdloola-rat Itett--,'Albert 'Id ;13..36; •,billk of sales, : $12.75 to
• • . • - , Williams acted as cheirnian, and gave
.? • PIE "v" PEQP1•8 PI th! Bain°, .as an opening address -a few remarks 0*
- -- --liengne'haverhadiervert ""boeY:week lir litsi-iiiiiiitir.dditatin to the play ,A ders,4no Irwin; Alex sillik...,•Albert Reim,- . measles. '-- .--- --,---- -- --:- - . :'''' . 2L` ' -
Henry, 6 .pairs each; mesOinnes Jno saue- after being at home with the Gernlan .0.2•9' 112.25 trl $1460.7
cpcteliasaRbeatiatia..a5,01/0„;_,-..maTket.
a . f
a y; lam s, native,
. the presentation of the play, "Atralarna splendid piOgrem was PedYided between Jawmeaithiutiey (*Port AthertVatisses mary Mrs: David MacMnrehie and little son '8 •
" . .1liarriage " The performance was pre,• sae)sanaie, itelincls lit'sfek - 4 lstir tack I ft 1 t to ' i - ' %Seed Quotations '
ht to Indiad h t
play, : • • IT. gappealfor •-• • . ' Mixed, 812.00 to..131; iheaa $12.50 te'"
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,.....aasaaa..aervicein his Paw0reas•ha..allaa6:••miasion• -,isa-foreignalitiidea-Easea.a 4.Riatinea6.-Pairs'each; Bibs Jennie , Miss Alarokite, 'McLennan, y,$12 50
• • acts. e as Friday visither e ster, Mrs.
pared and staged to obtain funds for
ssion •vvorkaar.d the yoUng ipopleasr Cr#We
well pleased with the result of their ef-
. • mesdamee tree rree, *Jno etrelay, w iri Umbers; in Toronto, befOre leaving for
maze; Davinsa.haistoiVisa Alfred Quaid, the WeSt on Monday, ' . „ • :
itobt mcseith, Jas ;Phillips, misses mae =r-
ale'. a 'd'Mrca N.' 0.McKenz"aaos cacti
"menarY' margare:t Woods, maggie-"111- their lio e last Fraley evening forjt
pair each; liesdamesatravid Alton, arank
-Monday, rer . . scota aos Raeltett, Isaac Andrew, win
, Mrs. W. PaCrozier is spending a few Ramey, ohm jasa,,,,a0,"ana Beim a s.
days with her mother, Mrs. Campibell,W clerk:Ion,. peter cook, win sherwood, Jae
Westfield. . Lane, Robt curran, Jas Johnston, w .Ech.
Mot laeob JiMinston and Mies Clara lin, Ed feewhinney, a (Meld, David me-
OliVet. . a
Culbert,, Of •Semans, Sok, called on whinney. Henry deeper (Dungannon); a
friends here last week, „ ''• purnin, mittlea /Ala Make, <race (ilea- . ...,,
•••latesdity, Feb 27*. r
_ zie, Garai Templeton, Mart connin am. ,
Pte. IlarYey Leastone, who is training
a pair each; at sdemes Angus 'oo ma Bella Moore visited friends Or.
in Ilamilton; spent a few days last week
Wilariasty, Geo Pieldels Thos shae the 86uth Line for a few days his we k
with his aunt, Mre. Robert Curran. . __.„
. -- • MAvinie ie Johneton. jr, Jas mcwin ey lire are sorry to feport, that ' Master
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• 4liaite a tiamber from here atterided (030103604 Ben auckalady, * Vete; ivillio Stewart .,it stial under the .loctoi
the meeting Of the Soldiers' Aid Circle arno Hisekett, Geo Twiunley, Iv at Hall, care. • , .. • ,
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at MM. David McIlwaan's last Tuesday. kirage,p Mary aarransasobel pawn, win, .,Slia,s, S. ,t,. ahe're"viaii„. of ,the....Slarith,„
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A Box Swill will be held in the achool. Ohl steam:ism, 1 pair each. ' Line, omit the week end at her hone,
house on March Mad. A rood program The Circle wishes to thank Itings- on thelietond. • . °' • .,
is being prepared: * Itver,ybody come. 1 bridge Dramatic Club for proceeds of Miss Wsida Osborne, of itoYstl 0.1k.
Proceeds for the Soldiers" Aid Cita° of Play given by them en Jan, 2fitil., net. spe,nt the week;end with her men_
Ailifield, proteecle firt5.00.•' ' Mis.4 Alia §niith. '
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forts. On Tuesday night the bunch en- _untended for last week -
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But hii4tittiOlit Only Disappoint
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There are Meat lialtations of thlis
, great.. treatmeat for coughs, colds, .
'croup, bronchitis and •
Whdoplag Cough.'
• 141 nenall8' •
,baie tome . sale
' the merits of
the Oriel:oat. bat
' it ishpuld be
• temeinhe r e.d,
-that -they-
• ' are like it
•name
, °Tara
nit is * fat*
refrolle of the
kage 11. ear I g
t and signature
a titamet M.P.
tiotie purposes„ when J, 0, A.rinatrong,
Lucknow, entertained • the neighbors.
with his New Edison. • The preset es
amounted to $10.60.
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The W. M. S. was held at tile horne
of Mia. Attlitir Culbert end wee' largOlY
attended. Reading4 were given -by Rev.
mr.'!tieltelYey, respOnsive readiogs:
A ti0110 was givee by Mies Mae Menem
after Width donty latch was setved,
l'ite,etile moot ttto% 5230,
h e eetertainerl
Olivet, Epwort Leagii
itfalle destitution.. o erown all, John Jrunieeon. mint of the bride, OtiVlg vgjo to have beery helicon pridety
pri4p, witli the Tide." A rlaintV fo,4 -been, vosiooned,
The :follewing are. the seed prices
Toroatta-aWholesalare are . paying at
country points:
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Alisike, No. 1, biashel..510:00 te,;10.60-
- dos Nix. a830 9000
.dea No: 3 . 7-.00 • 8.00
do, tejected........ 4.26 6.60
Titritothr. cwt, ..... .8.00 6.50
com. grade's.... 2.00 •• .8.00
Red cloVer, No. L. bu, 9,.7a 10.00. 6:30, a na on Wednesday, Febrimry 2164
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STROBoitia, Liirnbeth,rOntarira, "
• "I yse'd _Homestead Bone Bias* Fert-
ilizer on part oi my oat field. The pre-
vious owner' of the farm paid me a visit
this.seminer, and in walking over • the;
farm we Came to the oat l‘fly friend':
asked Me why the oats on a part of the_
.field.were of inueh greater length.. &adi.
quality than the. rest. I informed hint ..
.what I had done, and be said he conId ;
.not have belieyed ithe had not seen
-that±41-etneetead---Fertilizer-- uld--, give -
such results. I can recomineed it highly
to any•me wishing to bnild Up their feria.. '•
and grow big Crops.0.
7,99 EUSIIRLS FROltrACRES;
WM -Reap, Lueen, Ontario; say,:
"I, feel ander obligetiens .wrietteyrnz
in regard to ilotnestead Bone Bina -Fen,
tthzer I sowed 17i. acres, of heat eisb •
the end day of,Ostolier. On acaoant of
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This year twenty western counties core-
petedl•at Guelph Winter Fair, York
main Winning., Thirteen eastern coun-
fresecasipeted. at Ottawa. Winter Mr;
Dundee' winning, On Feb 7 the win-
ing teams met Tctonto and competed
lan County winning • It 'Wes great ' Write Michigan Carbon Works, De- • •
_1191P!eh.9:h Of 1111.. ,• •ttoitefih„,mee,btkaffit&paftterfutitbiitit,...
tireirlIoniestead Bone Black Fertilleee. • '
Courey's Corners
'Cuirass C-orners
the wet weather I was unable to sow aly
sooner --Used 20tr'pounita 'of the Bo ie
Back Alrtilizer per acre, and I threshed
790 bushels of Wheat, 'machine measurer
rai'rthe Thiesit'aigisplitliatIese been seen.
A'graltVai7filyittfrate'tlintightirViirlir
be impossible to grow a good crop seed-.
ilig at this late date, but the feitiliier•
certainly pushed ths clip: You may use, ,
this as you wish, for I know if the farmer%
throughout Ontario krievr. the producrn„g; • •
value of, your fertilizer they would use
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-Boaa-bailas.0.7-The marriage of
-.Montlays,l`dh. z
Margaret Bee, only daughter of Mrs.
William Jitinietion. of - .Ashfletd,' 'to -MEMmlton Donild -visited ilolyroocl '
James Boak, 'eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. 'friends on Thur..day
•A: Break, of Brea°, Sask„ was eolenoniz- •
ed at the home' of thti bride's mother, at • Air and Mrs, 4.48sed HaYne.if visited
at Geo. Bell's on Friday,
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de. No. Nil:, 33, .... .. 89:0000., .8.60 bthsetelltie:n. cl.hSur. or% Hardie, nA:h,flNe lodnePrbeusat.,
' Bast Buffalo Cattle
the n..areat relatives were present, ex -
Cattle -Receipts, 6 cars; steady. . cepting the bride's closest girl friends,
pea' kley°g7aRdI3YeeolrPkttai,1$61.3S5arlat;0 taStirri.5g0i atilweaykibi7eheeTe6b).rioPtrher,T• Ewart,llebddeanwdasloglekveedn
alts 'and. lights; to ;12. a. • . .
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nesp_fteootots, 10 ears; strong; very -pretty in a becoraing.gown of blue
tog lambs, 514.85 to ; .75; yearling% silktrinemed voth Georgette °Irene and
$18 • to $1.4'; *ethers, ;12 • to-• $12.50; head embroidery, 'and aarrynig a, bequet
ewes $11.26 to ;11.50.
Calves-Receipts,400 head; slow' : of white and pink carnations and rpaiden-
kips, 314.50; ' fair to good, $12.50. tis hair ferns, Mary Finlay, coueiritolthe
nal fed $6 to $7.
Miss Pearl Turner spent the past Week
visiting Winghatn friends. • . • •
1 Mrs. W. Ji0dgitis spent Wednesday- ,
afternoon. with MM, J Donald, '
W. Nicholson., of Q. l'Appelle, Saak;,,
ailed a few days'on thip flee last evesk.. •
Mrs. Goo. Passtnoie and M. Thompl-
son visited at ilarry,Finniell's pe rhurae. •
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tutu -4 a . • •-•brideamadesa charming -tittle ilower•girl; Mt 4114 M13'1:166' Wi'aig), Wink -4
se Ells
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TM 41. tao,Aadmi Tint.ss correSpolident 008140 in white embroidery decked with ham, called oii B3thanY kiempi -thi4 .
ing under Serbian rales syStensatii.
glimpse of deplorable co:editions exitt- seta couain of the bride, platted the wed-, Mr. A, 416Donald tibia 111i8S Merio
OE oil* liewispapers afford a pale blue trimmings. Blariche jattlie• Week' • •
•loottnj 11 bong inutiiken an 0,0 eon. ling mate. The bridal filth and other iilthytoek, of leeavinitet, spent Sunday
quer. rritories. The plunde d house decorationa were 0.1 k d 1
uring the signing of the Mte. -
tit.Vea nth rovinutsa tt the •
• so expeeted •• ° '
Tim entertainment at ughatv Yvhiefs
people ft appeas • •
to Pall'
pin an w 014 Wraith'
• Grow Flax
the theMbers of Clark t pworta Leann Iowan bitoknotto have be
• Itev'Mr ttibbies r.laimed °valueless and. silvet dinats, a .
ad were silloWed to wi-t 116g1011)Piir *t,A1:4 eei'Ve tae in
The Ripley Flax Co. desire to matte last In evel"
areal:geese:Dag With farmers in Me WIft4t'a61" 4tv't I ' ;continue In elteniation ordy until JIB. repo,. the Mies° Taylot And an ua
Mr, 13 Ee'r w our. view; ty drier
v'd Aritirew ,
tetras 'worth 11)
ity of Leek:Sew fee tbe groaieg of flax. talatairra. were Pretante andeat. arikftwhe ' paletes.7.,i)atast the,t-,,..ertro Jamieson tailcitig eharge of ;he n Week' grindirig grain tied 'cutting tvotA
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pot paatietaug:epais, - ' ,oplendid eddresSe% a ter n _ floe tented r. e ttaady, et fi .„,
1.3.0„ • Ataiellsa011. !et( ileved. •!Kt° teat.
.itte aralee mkt itid °
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