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RING HATS
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t� Cos.. guises
---mooi+rl►, aia<•edr 11i.
Meg Baipisa meet Metaday •retying
at llitsdioek limo's.
Ur. sad Dire. Wast. Well spent. Wed.
aside; everting at J. J. C;ulbert's.
Miss Anal• McKay, of was
$**day visitor at Wu*. Jobaatoo',l,
dims say,
'thhe�'telephoner do ulike Thre Wight
be nese ob,je toot,.
Bert Breckenridge, Elliott doknston
endi1Kt ry Stanley spent au eves u g
last, weak at Mrs• R Ltnlbrrt'at•
Lines eorrpoeed on the death of Gold -
wilt Smith, infant sole of Mr, and Mrs.
Malcolm Smith, who died on Friday.
March 1&
Earewe,ll, •Goldwin, thou art taken
Front ibis world of raft sect care, -.
To your bones we trust 'in h*sven,
And we hope to meet you there.
The cold and blighting blast e;£ itenat1
Swept ou his feeble form,
And be was •like a Minuet flower.
Bowed before the sweeping"itprnt,
There, was an .angel band in leaver;
Tbst'rwt5 riot eluate complete,
Sat God took Our darling bohy
To fill that vacant seat.
Oar darling baby be has left ifs,'
x,eft nit, yew, for evermore, `4
But we hope to meet our darling
On that bright and happy shore,
11111, seaa and colors in Men's and Youths' Felt Hats for
apttsig in the famous King and Borsalino makesare ,correct in style,
saccalissit in quality and moderate in price,
MAI IlLialtg Hat is ai special favorite **King Hat styles are espec-
ially stated to the young moan's trade. They are a medinixl priced
!hunt but are well finished with all the appearance of a higher priced
Has sad impress ress you as having that little " something" .which we
all call, style. See our range and styles at 2.50 and. $5.00.
A Setter Hat for Men—The germane Borsalino Halts have
that exclusiveness of style, finish and colorings that have earned for
them the reputation of being one of the finest high-grade hats, ix the
world: The big demand for ,lrsalino hats comes from tile: wearer..
Nothing we can say, nothing liorsaliwr says, cal;ries'cOrivietion
pared with the enthusiasm of the man who *Ude wears' one and posi-
tively 'lemm
si-tively'lema tel .another for his next bat. ,. pitted ate" .50..
hi s for ` ursday, Iriday And Saturday
Ladies' Wrappef`rette 'Kimonos, nice A style and patterns, reg fisc, speeial for
three days clearing at 49 .. . .
Plain White Hueck Towelling, regular zee, special for three days only At;15c.
Men's Xhaki rill Work Shirts, extra. 'leastqua! t r, well xi ade,aud 'easy fit.'
ting. Special $I.00.
Splendid line of Children's Black Ribbed Cotton' Hose,: extra heavy weight:
fleece lined and stainless dye, sizes' 6,1 4, 7, 734 and: 8. Eor>three dais' clearing on.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, at 25c. per pair.
Una Cora,*
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—Moleasi, MMrth 10.
list. liaki•eby is engaged with J.
Maas, foe .t few nays./
Mrs. R. Wraith is viaitiug witk Wing.
harm friends for a fsw days,
W. Booking luta started has twill and
is sawing out his spring *tusk.
Bliss Grana Thorrtpron visited Mica
Daisy Turner on Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Belle Brown, of on 4, Wow,
*pent a few days lest week at J. Wraith's.
' Walter Ilodginei attended tint Orard
Convention at latratford, last-
S
Muss Bradley, Mica L. Stobu and
>nert b+'rtioho spent Friday •plotting oo
this line.
• Kichard end Miss Margaret Balker, of
Efolyrood, spent Thursday afternoon at
J: Donatd'a.
number froni here attended the.
Play int t`eesweter oh Friday.rt113ht. -All
rspeort ,v. splendid tiute. ,
The. W: t4. , of Bethanyt wit their
�March,tneetiara at the limo of Mrs: Fred:
Thompson on Thursday hast,.
hire, , Gordon, and :daughter,, Mies
Beatrice l 1prdon, 'of Teeswater. visited
,wiith Mr, and' Mrs f • Bell on lt'ridily.
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ONTARIO PARIERS �"1"216114"41q
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*Pedal atteetioa this 3asar, lysd of desirable wttietiw stud high peroamatioti
Power will bis factors influencing yields.. If you here not secured your seed
Let the °Atari* Dsp*rtrtt• 1t el Agre#tealtttwi Help les.
Armlets hating seed ,grain or patatoen for sale tear forward sample* to tiais
*Mea stating varieties, pries sad quantity.
Feri*re wishing to psrcikano seed are also invited to'cowmuuie,ate
with this office stettng variety and quantity, and an effort will 1* made to pit
them in touch with farwere having seed for ale.
Write to N. C. mcsay. District S+sprsssatative, Wiilkertoa.,
«M>3W, H. Hie go, 'Minister of .&grieulture• t.
Bethany Epworth League held their
socia,! on Friday eveninig Au interest.
lug program wasgiven, after which lunolt'
was served. A very() pleasant evemiog
wise spent,
i u1ross CCNtre
4,.Moindar► M rah 2...
�
-Mr. and £Tre, Walter tray visited her
neither in Kinloss. a cur'sat'week.
Mrs "Ernest McCullough. 6114 her
brother, Tom Hughes, have gone to the.
West. • • . Y
•,Mr, and Mrs. Jack McPherson were
Sunday Visitors at W.Tettipiece'e,=Dur•
liana Road.
Neil Mackay bas moved with his
family to Teeawater, where they will
reside for th present.
1ltista Liszis ltieeard&ni, of Teeswater,
vested at the home of her brother, Cleo.
Richardson, a past of last week,
A number of farmers in this neilbbnr '
hood delivered horses to 11. Trench Tor
shipment to the West, 4ond0 of • 1s t
week. ,
M"r. l-Liiwkley,.who fast; year worked.
nth Win, .Becktng„ has engaged, with
fi• t?.. A..64. i3tobo for dila year and h
moved into the house on 'the McPhersen
form::•
A
cemetery' for: interment: - A short; service
was conducted -1n Pnrdy'achurch by Mr.
McCauley. The pallt,earers were.Mes..srn,;
Duucaa<:McLerinu'u Murdoch Thompson,
.Hector McLean,'.laek, McKeeman, -Geo..
Percy. and Allan; Meliingon. The be=
reaved father, sisters and :brothers have
the deulieet heartfett sympathy of ' their
n`iary friend's, young and old, in' this:
their:greiat.bereavenient.. . -
We'cc,Yiid not, hearthd whisper; low and
swe,°t,
'N'h" cl; i�'1()bit's• rtvaiut tip the rcahi .
cat 1ig,ilt. , . '
We:cauid Out ties the tuedsenger who
_. cattle -� '
And.,took be'r fruru this .world„ ofsorrow
.
.,and ut pain.
But, h' w,• did did not hear, she ; heard
the call, ' '
And gladly entered to her rest above,
I'For, act she slept,' •she ,gently° passed .
,. away,, • •
uto'the Mune of Everlasting Love.
14tt.MF14.—Now is the 'tune to get
your fertilizer Monte before- the "r'ads
break ap carload bu tate Way.
i `S `1%E,rsnaTaUist.'
"Florence's Auto *tic•' oil Stove
Above ive shpw -air exact cut of, the f lorence-Automatic Oil Stovewith
,four burners- the, stove. Without 'valves' er' wicks. We have then iii stock
u two,, -three and four,:burners.
A' few fact. that housekeeper will appreciate.'—=There is"iio wick to •
trim ***her with. ,There is no valve, so the_ stove will not. clog' or leak.
Ani tensely. hot;flame.'is obtained, .burns common .coal oil. Simple con
tiers of,. •tke 1 vie by a lever. `Absolutely. sate in "opeeration the safest,.,
eiuorplest;and-utost ecouomical;oit stove on the market... • •
There wili`be•a eerioiu-s o e of oil stoves tliJ�btiui�aer andiaterPon the`•
;•price faill;be Much higher' hie will: be ranted by the great shortage :of
sheet,nretals Ti' you intend to bay do in at once.
leleakterdirtOhlied,tlirc Sheawht-Williams: Paint
P 1e r GEasinllihit Royalite. Coal Oil,
1l< - ���!�
�' a X'°C ` I o;::
THE $'FORE- THAT NEVER 'WSAPPQINTg
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Olamis
, Moird4y° Atiitoh; Iu.
Mr. .i oilald McKinnon„' 10th. - con.,
Bancatdine,-has. sola bin arils
Allan ittl. - . .•
death "of Mies Beth McKay, of port
Arthur, youngest daughter of Mr: John
L. McKay, who-paseed away at -St: jos=
eiih's Hospital in thatcity on Monday,
March`!#tri; She would hate been 19
yetre� of;age next month.. She took.ill-.
Pte Clyde Mc1 eeman made a businesi9 F' about fire months ago, but not' until a
trip td•Toronto on. Monday and returfi
ed on'Tuesday.,
„3fr. Santee Gilchrist ,has .hired. with:
Mr K. McKenzie Durham' Rd.; Kincar
dine,for months.
Mus McKay,
her McK , nurse,oChesley,v,i
i
ted
filen ,-frs. Graham, Feturn m1to
Paisley on Thursday. j
A number .fromhere took ,in Peter
t re in •Tr ertoi► on n
ic• tliit
let u
Ar ti
b e
day. All report a grand treat.
.M:r. John L, . Me1Eay and daughter,..
Mand Annie, of Port Arthur, renewed
aterptsidtandet here for a few days.
Mr: Si,itiey•Jahncton
has hired with
Mt. Junta Needham, 9th. Con., Kinear-
thiye,."for spring and-sumtner work,
Mr. Thos. Thompson went to 'Guelph
on Wednesday and underwent aro opera-
tion. All wish for his speedy recovery.
On • Friday evening the Guild of St.
T`i;fil',a Clair* held their social .oreniarg
at the'irotne of Mr. and Sirs. John Dee-
baro::
O*ing,taa inherit ors Thttrday
the Red Croat workers her withdrew'
their meeting. The meeting will be
held this x'hurrrday. All ladies are • re-
ipieet ,d to attend the 'meetings 'held
every two weeks.
.
M Bwril
M —It Wats wolf
aaat aorrorw and regent that the people
sere ims+sssl as Toesay nothing of the
few Weeks agowas her condition con-.
Adored .serious, - . About . six weeks . ago
she was removed from the home of - her
sister, Mrs Matthews, where she resided,
to the hospital. All that medical aid
and nursing Was done for her were of
110 avail, death being due to blood.pris;.
Doing of: the entire . a stem'Outing her.
y g
trying
illness she never murmured d or
complained and was always cheerful and
bright, and it was here her ohristian
character was exemplified to those about
her. Born in Olatnie in April 1898,
where shetesided until October, 101:3,
when with her father, brothers and sis•
ters left to reside in Port Arthur. The
deceased was of an affectio>3ate disposi-
tion, bright, and winning in her ways,.
and she was endeared, not only to her
lovednveer largo circle p es,• but to a vf
y qts role o f
friends and acquaintances.. She took a
very active, part in church Work and
wat always a cheerful and willing work-
er. Besides a loving father, -shoe-leewes
to mourn her loss two sisters and three.
brothers,%Mrs.11.11. Matthewb'and Midi
Annie; of Port Arthur, Irectorf of ile-
gina, Capt, Wilfred L. and 1'ta. Douglas
of the 1666. tatt.., new in England; the
latter being her twin bruither. A, short
service was held at tlbe_hroitte of hcvr sire•
ter, Mrs. Matthews Port Arthur, after
which the reiiaaine ed'ere reinorcd tis the
station, nand were accompanied cast by
het to, her'and dieter, 0 i.'itrkerton Sta.
.
radar , .,; ,; hence to Pura)/
fi
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1eeswater
T e American:Con ratto
with the lflajestic
Since her return ' to this
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country, XVI i s,d Gardner's<
career has been:'ting ,coni'
tinuous 'success.
" A mom wrr1 ',
PZitSONALT Y.''
Tnesday,,M"arch.,2o
`Dr. • 'Fowler. was -in Toronto Friday and
Saturday an -business '
' Miss A. "Yeo'.assisted Knox church
choir' with special- ;nude last.;`Stuiiday • . .
evening,
.Pte, John Donaldsr n, reported den
gerotisly wounded, we.are pleased to
learn,,is°doing well, his:.wounds being
slight, and expects soon tg return: to the,
trenches._, • , • •
The ladies of the village attended a
very sitcoessful.quilting for the Red Cross'
at Mrs. Josephligpter's last • Thursday.
The.. 1iverkmen : very kindly took, the
ladies out.an4Juougbt them home free,;
a good way of showing their patriotism.`
The convert under tlie;auspices of the.
'Ladies' Aid, of the Methodist•churcic wad
itberally� patrei�_ized. The play "The
..New Minister" was well: ,received. The.
miteric' wag'exceptionally=good..- Prcir ods-
amounted td some .$80, part :of '.which
goes to the lied Cross
1'lie laii►es'of the'1'triotic T.eagnegave'
a'S't Patrick's Tee in the Town -Hall
Saturday - afternoon. -- The ' attending's
was good. : A special featurewas :the
guessing on a Red Cross' quilt, ' which
helped to swtie the 'proceeds by about
$6.. Total re 'eipts; . 0x0, also for the
Red Cress.
kin lough
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--Tuesday; ',Mardi 20. ice_
- Mrs. Wni. Hodgins, who has teen ,in
Toronto IHospital for soave time taking
treatment '.torr, throat trouble, we are
pleased to know, is well enodgh to.come.
home.
- There willbe a lecture illustrated b
;vienws, ib the Presbyterian Church here
on Thursday evening,. March 22nd.:.
mission 25 :cents, children free:.. Pro.
ceede go to the Red Cross.
• .Mr.'John Graham, 8g .years'of age, is
underb shin o a '
rtai n d• No •1l and says
it isonlyfun, and a
u d d gnu 'ob .' a
, , y J he t
making of it"too.. fie is setting a good',
example to a few others who maks a liv-
inghy..rubbing cellars and hen roosts..'
VI'e understand that:John II',•yes had
20. hens stolen pat of his.hen • house re-
cently. It, is a pity the :sneaking thieves,
couldn't he caught, A year ago John.
lost potatoes out of the pit•,' evidently,
by.. the !wane parties, judging, by the
footprints in the snow.
OA. Monday evening between g and s
o'eloek, two lady thieves= broke, into
loiter NiehoL9on s cellar „and stole., S0
Healers. of fruit and mine oats, Mrs.
Nicholsonyhoard the noise in the - cellar,
but, thinking it was Mr. Nicholson, did
not bother aboutA little later he
Mae in'5nd site •asked ' hist if he Bail
be:ezt in the cellar. Ke said he had not,
anon goltig to tht ccllarthey found that,
40 scalers of fruit aatid 8011.1c VAS' were,
gond. Thev 'tracked their foot prints in
the snow nearly to the corner, but there.,
wa..
a lee thcr', and they lost the trail.: i;
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CAIEGIE
: tisk'-s- re ereahon< A teprod ac Tali `of hie. human vo co'. from -tine ,
h -vlrhi li;: �aa:�
• g. P c thy. .cait>:iot •;distinguish 'frott�i:'�-:the Itvto�,.::,�y>re•l' •:- Ham ritr. l�dl.�lx
accomplished
Fished this miracle, at last ?. Come ---Bear this
p i _ . astonishlng test,., -.and judge. :
Miss Ida Gardner, the ' popu-lar ortpert ,• contralto, will be hereat j,VIr.
Rdison's request, to : offer you the only evidence b which yoti"ca'ireallyjudge..
She will sing side by side with IVTr. Edison's re-creation of her voice I See if yinyou
Can tell, `without Watching the motion ofMiss Gardner's lipse`
, which isthe living, � ..
. voacu and which .t1ie_fe-creation:
Most famous artists have
made sa'l`ons
� Tests. .
°Read what -'the papers say,
• it
•Xaa ssib a to distinguish i� irngnish between
the ►lingert . l is s i]irrifig voice • and its re-_
.reation. b instrument
y th ' e .'tbnt bears •
the iitsmp of 1l;.dieion'a .. mins." •
'Boston Herald, Dov. loth, 1915.
'"The earC onitt.•not!tellwhen itwas
listening to , tbe p' onograpla alone.
" Onlythe eye could. dis over e truth y c t1f t o
by noting'when the singer's mouth
•was open: or closed."• •
N.'3!.:_il'veiiing Mail;. May 3rd, 1916.
"iv wee virtually impossible to dis. •
tiligitisli between the rear voice and
• the rte -e .rested voice of tris riing+e r.
Phlladelpltia +evening Telegraan, Apr it,
"Christi.ie !!filler lrerrself and i`liria-
tine Miller on the lydiieon d?,ng aide:
by tide. '1 he tutu: voices were so Iden-
tint° that when either nue or the dither
stopped it was impossible ,0 detect, it ,
,in the audience."
Cleveland Leader, Sent, 23rd. 1016
"Not pds'sibio to fell Olie drone the
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Detroit Veto f'l'eesi. Oct, 12tttt 19.16, •
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r. Edison insists upon : this unique and daring test. For it tells more.
than:i.ele est -vivl
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.dilbt. ,tisou wants your 'true Judbment.of his new
musical art... He
wants the judgment of every: music lover. . Hashe• re-created nus
c ? • . Has he
eliinitiated meehall+_ea' 'blemish he ..
1 � Has preserved alis living tones
y . .�n in al
the
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sal'
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• He puts the original • ' . .' w: .
and, his ie -creation before you—side ,, � yob ..side.: ,�'
hide.. nothing. ..AsksHe y 'e
s nothing.. to allowances,. dares,,
�..:. . •t�p iilal+we. the, final test. that no one
else 1•itt he has ever ventured. And he. '
asks you td decide;
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Write for 'Tickets
W . want all nuslo lavers --in this-eolnmu - =.i_
311tyPi iCpp tillsir1#ereSting'l(
•' convincing test. ' 1_i ketS al ��sole at. o.ttr .store,
,
deserved Seats,
eaEs, stic,
You 'mid,
you
icytixr friends are urged to attend. We advise, you toapply early beforex11 tleketsare sold.Concert under the.auspiccs of the. Lucknow Fire Cnm
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