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NEW GOODS
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'few Spring Goods are daily arriving. They were
ht many months ago for shipment.in February and
March. These purchases were bought with great care
to gat the best assortment possible in eaoh, department,
and were purchased when ',prices in most lines were
lower than they are to -day.
We invite you to see our range of Dress Goods, Silks and Satins,
Etamines, Marquisettes, Art Drapery, Art Sateens, Scrim Curtain
Net, Gingham* Prints, Shirting, Cottotiadesr Denims,. Flannel-
ettes, Finpuelette Blankets, Boots and Shims: Ready.to.Wear
Suits; Gloves and Hosiery, Ladies' Collars and Ties, Tapestry
Rugs,ongo1eum Puri, Floortex and Lia.oleums.
Our business last year 'wad .the largest during 'the past seven years
which, woluld indicate that our careful selection of goods and rea-
sonable selling prices are appreciated by the purchasing public..
We are aiming to make 1918 the best Yet, and invite your contin-
ued patronage assuring you of Our best serviceand the best values
we can secure for the various departments of our store. ,
MURDOCH & CAMERON CO.
• Culross 'Corners Several young larnbe have. arrived in
. • • ' -Pavane:amt. Spring 'must -be . close at:
* igclodeYs Feb 26- hand. :
Mr, Neteort Donald, of Yorittoln *site ' eleeesiseemma
te, visiting his,. Parente here. .• •, Huron 'County News
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Mr. and. M. Geo. 1411iReet ,01,11143r
ee- • -at Mr.-Motrizon'a Con. 0
14% and MrsK ,Alten Turner s visited
1Violthant Mend* on Sat°140-*°t1',.°°4'. het' Y!Ps:-..*Ae bearl'is4.,11.1°,Y.9scl,g?.3d
day. ' :.health for sa-na"--time, the accident is
Mrs. 3. Wraitlespent hist Week with aserionssseen to her. , • "
her Sister, Oise Te•Steho. A. J., Helm, who has .Carried �n a
gief W..111, B011-.81'614 !3°OdaY' vi" igeotwat itaze business in Crateht°°k
• 'bee brother., whole. vire' 1100t. • for a number( of years, has sledded to
*". kV- • - • •",- • se. ilieeMitinue and Willismove to Wood
On Friday oreireee 'atillis Week Itati- stook in emit Cours,e4 a,f0 'v'e, months,'
„ R. PUrrint, of TeeswatOrs' will give lei and 'Mrs. Hdin were activ.e, work -
ted 'este& 0,11. ..§1tAtes ees in the local Methodist *neon an
• and Snowshoes" in Bethany, church. A •
they will 1,14-0 gieatlynilesa41041. Oran:
good'pro4romene„ Lunch will be served • •• • ;
brook. . •
' at the time. Everybody come.
t.
_ rsee— ocz,if .
tangside , purity trohneeebairister of,Winglunne
• ,•• _ arrivedhome on the evening of Feb
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Tuesday, Feb. 26 18th. -Lieut.' 'Holmes. went 'overseas
Mr. Russel Reid, teieherof with the 161st. Bettie 'and while, in.
has resigned his. pfieitioala order to 'England.. joined7 'the Royal Flying
devote all his thtte tolailtattgi Corps.. He engaged in .insanY,°' fights.
• ' The young Peonies Society ineetieg in France, apd wasea number of timed
on Thursday evening. vnerled by. Rae. wounded, A brother' Sergt J. E.
. Graham who gave a splendid adu" 'Holniesi still with. the Huron Batt.
...dress on "What My Church Stands Fele ' Apress despatch tram Battle dated
. The next meeting will be taken by Mr.
re.• antilon, °Mieton, recent,
sliPPed,an-i0e and failing fractured
Beb 20 Ports the Suicide Of Harold
Reid. .
• . - • • 'Moore whosesparente. nye at Baytield.
Don't forget the lecture to be. given
Moore abet himself through 'the head,
in the Presbyterian church Fridiy
Rim - ea . s ffeesd from LI healter.for a
...evening witl4rch 1st, when . am • .
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Buchanan, , Toronto, „ give his long me: see -•• .
deetare en "The Keil "Centel," Mr. Ruch- (4eierge Baird; familiarly, allaatreqt'
; .• --eiesteeedeledetedstseereeealmeeded iseeetelY !mown Stsiuley.
im,c%10.,tetjf,,i! tlt ,1.1)!5
al numbers -will -also he given, Admist 'hell taught for 'fifty years in the
men 25 cense, Proceeds for tool branch die school. No. ICI, on the : And C012. of
of Red Cross Society. ' : • - Stanley township, end, was highly
- It is our ekil duty this welt to 'record esteemed throughout ' the- neighbor
the death of Miss jetisie Mel/Innen, who hood. •
away at her 'home -Con 8, au •J. je.Mirrier, M.P. has .diiposed of
Sunday, Feb- g4the „The'deceaaca had his 'property in Hay -township and
been for some tiirkind her death pitreluseed 'the farm of denies Stewart
• Avaii net unexpected. Xlee McLennan aoloinjoi ,ggino,ntoide,.„e
;iiiilo and
was a young woman of *Ong character
a half South of Seaforth. He team; I
and her early death* is deeply regteited.
posseseion April the 1.
by ta, host of friends whose eymPatlay .
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goes out t� the aged mother, broth rs •
and sisters
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, Eighth Con., Kinloss.
,--2,11ounay, Feb. 26.
A minden, of 'the yoUng fol,k of the
° line attended the carnival at Ripley
'last Friday eight. Proceeds which were
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for the Red Cross, amounted se •
` Miss Etta MacLean; of Ripley, viit
ed with her friend, Miss Ethel Balaton
this, week.
ze, -Johnston. •erter_.
•-Mr. ndell
' • edal 1111Plhet of the ,)oung folk an even -
ingest Week
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SPRING
HEAT, :::SEED-
foit ONTARIO
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. The. world derived fer:Wheat, in ISIS
Justifiee the greatest poseible'. effete.... to -
:wards increased productloo, •The arriail
:Acreage of Pall Wheat put in last fell
es-, , se .., , Ontario -
,sze weenenetearsee acreage. 1n:7
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*liable for Spring Wheat -T-he- •Oe
atio;Clovetnineot - is' co-operating 'witn
, . : . .
the fareeers lo order- to provide seed.
It hap pereliasecls90,000 bushels of 'No' '
k „Marquis Spring, Wheat Seed through
the Seed.Brancla of tile Federal Depart.;
ment a Agriculture. „Morawill.be pur-
chased if iseceseery to fill niieds.
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DISTRIBUTION._ -=-Seed ill sold only
1 . in 2 -bushel liege. Carloads will be Wee,'
. .0 at certain'. points in .th6.-province
. Where less than carload orders can be
, filled, the purafiriser. Payieg local freight:
, hem! such distriblitiog.netnt to his own
'Station, . Wherel Demers' Clubs or other
`organizatious bring in carload lots, the
price at their local stations. will be the
seine as at distributing points. .
WHERE TO 111TV.s.--PurChases, may
'be made eitherin 'the warehouse at the
distributing •: points, . OR orders MaY- be
pleeed 'with the, neare4t.DistriCt 'Berne-
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eentative.ot the Preepeciet,epepartinekt_ ..,
:F.Siiigaillarisi:Vit sent
direct by mail to. the Alerkets .Branek
Paramount . •
„ -Ttiesdey, Fels AO.
The marriage 'took place at thn
• value, Lucknotv, ofi Peb. 26, of Gladys,
only daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Rugh
° McIntosh, of i'aratnoint, to Murdock.
McKenzie, of (tainsborough, Sask. Rev.
• Air. McCallum officiated. The happY
couple left flu the afternoon train for A
short honeymoon 'Toronto and •cether
points, after whieh the will be leaving
shortly for their home in the West.
Met Keil Murdock is under. the
Doctor's ear e at present.
Delei forgetthe box social to b3 hda
lo rutmouno school on rridiy night..„
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s en re
akes'it look li-kelispornidngay,tor-ebae.:5;he
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croWs about again.
Mis8 Annie McKenzie is vieiting at
the home hereister, Mt* WalterDay.,
ltobt. McDonald, of Brantford; „
'visiting at the h(inie of his brother,
Thomas McDonald. ' •
MISS Merle ,Whytock entertained a,
number of young hien,* last Ned.,
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evening.
• Mrs. X. MeXenzie spent a few days
last week at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Switizer. ,
The ladies of ,the Red Cr�ss. served
lunch at James. McLaughlan's sale
which proved to be, a great succese.
The anlennt realized wet over $16.
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Maielttee .
• Steamer Florizel Wracked Dur- iit Stephan STotberaliwals7ses rraeab.:1420•48.
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Int Terrible Blizzard. Fraley front Leedom, his headquarter*
for the post six weeks .while he lectured
nail Just Left Newfoundland ess, in the intereet of the Outario Agneul-
- Itosatesto Neve Toile wad Struck on turii-Socitity,T -
sir:11""N°"°14.11 at °778Rater""-":""No Mictrhiceicia. vie,iting her brother, 5, X Kil-
and a tirew of IS; . Miss Agnes Kilpetriek, or Libellant**,
ST. $011N13, Ntid.$ Feb- 26- The
crack Red Croat liner Viorieel, from ontMort.hAitiaa°°ave*F.inisy is vting 14 Ior-
St. John's for New York by way af
nal:fax, with 140 persons aboard, in- Albers and him Mery Alton e,pent•
eluding 78 passerigere, piled up on
the ledges near Cape Race during iit; Monday afternoon et A. FinItteo-
blizzard Yesterday and it Is believed RWart Jamieson and EnimersOn Agar
that all on board were lost,
Neval gunners . smut en a special viiited relatives here look week. :
train froze this city ehot a fine *erase Mr. and Mrs., Thos Blake visited the
the bow of the partly eulnuerged 'ship uttterlo mailer, Mrs. Jii,,e. Weeder, near,
fest night, hut waited in Vele tor it
to he hauled aboard. • Just before LueliteoweSaturclase ..'' • s
darkness 'blotted the wreek from•
view, tive mens -driven from the fore- 814 Zilch rhillips, •who has been
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castle by the Cant eeas, were seen quite sick, le new wen 40e the waI to
to climb the forward rigging, signal- - recoyery.
Ung feebly for help. But when they •
elimoimmmeamarainomm;matimonr
latletl. to make feet the line it was . Holt/road
feared that „theY had ntteen.Mbed to ,
the cold and eXPosure, TiAoile five
were the only ones rirleible in 'board ,-,5doralay,•Feh. 20.
several „hours "after the elliP-streek. Sfr;. and Mrs. Almer Ackert *peat
Somewhere beyond the white meet. tile week -end with friende ip Enron ,
strolls of breakers two Staunch ress
ewe stetimere, the Terra Nove, and the Miss Ida Bothwell, . of Khdough, and
Home, tanned bY Newfoundland sell- •
...• Mr. and`Mrs. I, Irwin epeot Seedy at
ore, lay in. ,waiting for ' a favorable
, smuertm,ebnutttosrsclil ta33.41;o:ttortuilarosupgplioartehrt Melvin ftwIn'e- • • '
to he stinsiallig, it wits feared that. it ' bir. and Mre. Eerneat. Ackert spent
would be daybreak before the sea SaadaY., at the h9tee of W., le Welliage
moderated Anougli to make it poesi-
ble to approach the, wreck. • The Wornea's Iinititute .will betel- their
The deeting tope that a feW Of ne*tiltleetiOg at Ow time °t4Irs''Aimer
those aboard nftlit still be alive vir, Ackert on Thureatty. March 4th, at 220 '
i twiny was nom; abandoned. Naval
. *lock sharp. .11.103. Joe. Hodgins will
gunners who went to the rescue on •
, a relief ,train .0ent from St., Joao*, give a.paper on "a/tonely; Time and El.
Put rockets and a line on board short,
ly before ;line o'clock, but there was
noinrAsupdoenramong* t.ue ..posenger4
were Melee women and folir ehil-
dren. Aniong.the 'first cabin passe*.
,gers were.. John Shannen Munn, a,
managing directer of the firm of Bow-
ring Bros., Ltd., owners or the Thiel!. -Forrabsa, and Charlie Rekenswiller has
and his thip9-year-ohL daughter, . , ., _, . • , . , s
Betts?. They Were ping to New York , been !agage4 10,.Ina Pla„ga, _ ' ,
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era:" Roll call to he: answered by
"limit° conserve health:" Everybady
welcome. •
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Edward Fischer, who has been work.
ing for 3. Purvis for •the past few
months, has returned to hie home at
to meet Mrs, Munn •and Sir Edgar -
Bowleg, one of the owners of the. , . •
line, for a stay of two 4i:eoliths In.
St:- Helene
Florida. Six cadetii of theiji.Oyal •
Ing Corps, an their way .from MOT-, The: Boma •Lif #grAmiltnre ofWe
foundland to Join the. chmiciand .in
Jp.. won will, told a twe-aay, course .at
Toronto, were 'aboard e The body Of
one member Of the detachment, ,Fred $t., miene. tho fith and Elth et, Marc
,Snovr, wee included among the ,six 'knit first da y will be devoted to ti
washed ashore: to -night Anotner.,of horses and the second Tto
Newfoundland officer who,. it is'fear- judging'• ea
ea. was 'lost,. was Major lificliaer4u1- • On the aftereoon. of _the fidi a lad
liven, oominandipg° the Newfoundland Will address the WoMents'Institertei. an
6 6 s .on the eirening of that date , a oner
battalion, which 18 now cattig timber
In 'Seetland. •, 7 , , dieetibg to Whicii are invited. will b
'Catitain JottePli. Kean,, one- of the held in tl*Pi4bIle
becit.kiiowreemmand icguitijie Bea- „. . •
liiiindleed seating -fleets. else satle'd
onl.theFlorizeT for Ijailfax Where he slays in Toronto. • - ,•
isles •_liset Miter
was to take over his ship, ,the Sable,. Rale Mr. Little -wits in Bi
111 in readiness , for the seal fisheries
net month. ' .al•ouunx
homan 'head of the 40-,
The young people of St Helens at
itfurdo -Drug Co., One of the leading
pharinebal • poircerne in 'the soealitag Pleaswtit e`Yatitoge' in PriPario
a play entitled ',Profeaser Pepe ,"whiali
t:iey intend to present here in the near
fature. •
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The box accial and play 'pion hrie
Friday evening o[ last eek turned on
.tispulietatcdicid.tlte..thisTebtvee.I.ithckkeoevwgtmstrnadnelitttoetoArc
The steamer .0 -tended, Cape- Race
In a'beavy."sea .and struck early Sue;••
day, morning, while fighting. her war'
through a blinding blizzard.' In a
'few hours she had. pounded, to pieces
on the rocks. and at dusk her 'hull
,bad. settled under the hattering,Waves
until she Was alinost. submerged.
.The Florizel .sailed from here at
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eight 'o'clock Saturday night, with .1t
largo • number of passengers and a
cargo .which included 10,50 barrels
of dry codfish 'and herring for New
York and 1,200. barrels for Halifax;
her only Pert of , 'between St.
John's and leeW' York. • The cargo was
etalued at • $ 8 0 0,00 0 and . the ship. al
$1,040,000. A blizzard Was •brewing
when elle left and .it grew worse to -
et'. he haen't drooped any of dile sheile any.,
h GunneeS. S. MaCKetieks, a son.of D. 1. ,,
r ia a town b t hall*
ie MacKenzie MacKenzie; „ Of 'the .Pacsleir Advocate; 'os“ren14108 'rea'nwuai; p,..eveii;:ft'n',3 61.7,4' ,070.111;:- ,z. , .
, wilting home On J:iii. 2lat,': gives an in.: .,.. . '
Y terestieg picture �f life at. the front. saivagini Party cenldseii the'shelltland‘2..' , '
4 ' Ilia* letter 'made ae follows: 'I- n iniefour7er-fteirkeetred-----e—re . -yare 13 awey,
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al:. atOti4:::roilror:Qiu:scolatie,:tygival;a.ts,tele.:.Bliefi:t.totwerou:t9elf:::tlibe -1be 9::: -.:oehoice_11.96tio,awasme:s.v.itiuwiestittrae.c.ghawywheiloortetx:altnuoVeel.wed;:_(sr:it,titto.b.h....rgitiazifienurry:-wbit:77.-77:,::1,
w .1400: the s;_er_g_e_ia,rist ;told roe that he vs;th
eS that I would eat be go.ieg 4 to the gild 0 -in 7'de-de lie decided to 'switch hi's fire. ,
•E . r.,, 6. 1..$1.-
ne" :: f490Pr-9,:thilioc: k•igilniwne.en.7.16.5:eetOt tfite:ite...vgii,a1.71:r4n..Piiniitiesar;40.hdadYt:. ewillafelit°.fesatibivite:raet:e,tfiirsi.7.thiltrall_neeber,:sti'4hoeqr;:Pe,rw.elSgi:;3i:it.'.:_::,
g reached here, ti. distance of sOiiiee-Miles a ratline 'of a couple or milea; one of
' S-
. -helm noon, and having heen digging, -
carpenterieg and stealing materiel for
same ever since. It is just_ like a holi-
day to gee ttwair from the 'bevies, 'Mules
t ' a:eta:earl) 1 ehsalf °hi:ea:I:nee, , :1Peni,;istir..likieS lthe
e ' camotir which la au that is iote,, : „tom, ,
:.:SweDr icrifthied ;IC:, (though,
hi 409, ,u g, ni4 ..so.s tf oefottil;:iiet,irotnie: by. • troops as
du.s.:Outs' .2•(;rstri,e :eititra7,a : , . • ,,. .. ..,
impossible .to get away ''frOM: . the 'ss life ite6ettlie ;place at all. .6.k. snort. ' ' •
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to same, but . Otherwise. there ae/ no sigit i
: ' 'rand,. but i, so Seasoned to that 11.0!*), disiatiee4viai there . is an old ,epet ipikip . e .1
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u . , g ri`iret htationeseursmdbi s 8. between
t, ratheri 171gveemayh$ ,. cia5t i have
f i: tne itra ,trip:iata, in ,t34f , 'a: be eviti writing
(Ia.:: el ii Igari ,onotthiseto,ei't : . : . t ,,,, year
,:ibc4hees. . :dee: ,ta: biiy.11, oacrt buildingsl, 1 o1otib, dnentdh:lat, uy9i that
i, dai intiwteo: .inbiarwrioioditil xi iiial siontaett4. . ct 30w, dt a hhiateboie4a7 .eireeti 3,0rPtircia:lt.tahr igdiire!piitnyznd:eetahas,i*E1801 ; .. , . ,. , ' . , . , . . . : - . • : . - :: : , . , :
. erlY a Getqau: dag'''''iltt 'auCI lie imrii of ti brick walls or Machinery falling.
-4°heray.°Y4i.
knew how t.,:,' bend then). It is perfect- , Thp 0,„,„,,i „„ti i., , ,, pace .,. „ •
ly dry, the ,vialls and ceiling' , being of; . Taiihn-hed:11,770te.ived:::;;;;:14v'eoiaesurla::rel.r.ilfanineenv,raall full la, 01 i,golraiet sfWttli i 1,101,init:itricif: :: ...... i • ' ..
stairway end walls of same are •
**Oa. The ttireo rooma' which five of.
phi:ninkes,:hilehere.it Woe form.
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with board tbers. The - •
' as eeeoPY. are a 'W°6 : more „tht4n 'high machines. were- etigaged,lint in no 'caSe . • . .
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,-enough a(Pwo:04:attin;fonintgo. sittannocti:pr.
Odle i000,4-1'4 use as alaaPiag 4.'1'44E314, Heinle's' oeichines gorierellY- fly so heelt. .
:w50,,, .-v:::,•tihterizie.;a4get:seit,,n1:flooti:telit.4t:t.-ei)li:::::.;,• ,it.,•..z.,:.i_..,_5,
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‘VtlijillcirTelrelt73n3:"'h:':-e7a2-::iir 11:11.4. bench- or lo'!4Gtir!..iitts.i.utilitlitr esilvadCd4einillyfia4b11.;trt 'etr°y"ohC,
es, table; eti. ,E tat Of these roonis .i,e 6 uteaereraft guns (which ten tte.le 1,040_, .
or 1,feet by 9 iSet.„ and about el feet ent yon,dide's know was in the Vicinity ' •
. we • have rigged up a nrst,erass stove, . fheivrgh•fie‘ etAltratmh6thfr etnt'LEizethe'of 8 et la at rl 7:°3 To Ma :lot edt: II si several bv°6e1)rreastiaioageti:oiredb.tit:ft.tebebe4;0041i'ria:eoanitg'h"-ho
s , .
Made from a'' 1. rgei heavy Oat.4. about 20' . tv fn the air .. Tneis yonknoti for ,sure . .
: in. high and afoot hi diameter.. This.7.1d lot wisi.08:ermlna. nabniipateqiiitirii.. bg;thni: istotutinectie,01:e,
ordinaryptiunosnIloisfi tioktvehdersp°.::g. andilIteservesrIheata66.t hwtehaarnd Omnluabet and
det :' ' s;•711 .0 07 itezheas estisietye,08: ,c6-nuat .1,1 al, dull, inn:4i 44 :et;
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dry (though it is never very .enol in a oeverieeeee enough for thot yew)
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Phone No. 10 is a 'Your Servke
Ws Sall for Cask We sill Chea r Than The Credit Stores
-Seas:maple
- Goods •
A first-class assortmentof Winter
Mitts and the price reasonable.
The unprecedented coal shortagewhich'
is bound to contnue imtil the close of
the war, had made g demand, tor
wood, Now is the chance for you to
turn your bush into money. To make
it pay you must have a 'Good Saw and
Axe. In a Saw we 'mire the Premier
and Gold ,Coin,. absolutely guaranteed.
The Samson Axe is coriect in shape 1
and exactly tempered.' It id. guarah-
teed.. We replace every one found de-
fective. Price $1.25; '
Whave ehe best.- II,ickory. Axe
Handle . that we 'have, ever sold mu;
25 years' experience. Price 40e.
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Royalite Oil' Premier Gasoline
'heilLfiginow
Tflf IIT911E THAT tO,IfER DISAPPOINTS
,where near us, though he continualty
mtiJoilisa GERMAN DUGOUTS
and `Fred Smythe, manager cif the
Newfoundland Woollen were
others in the passenger fist.
All, but, three, of, the. passengers
were natives '0 Newfoundland. Three
commerhial 'travellers, a Mr. Stevens.,
of •New York W...Dauphinee, ,
of
them being the' size Walkerten, hitt
at present there isn't even so mitch
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siegle .brick wall left stasiding in sorne
of them. They are a'?solutely acid• coin- - -
pletely wipel oft' the inap. Many oi the
and greatly. •Ielig ,d the audience
')the features of the program also aver
*ell received, and 'we have" nothing 'ha
Compliments for the young vintone,
. • Whitechurch :
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2 -Tuesday,. Feb 26.
Born. -To kr. and Mtg. B Chown
22, a daughter treen'Elizabeth )
. Mei; Sparlinkvislitedfer a 'few .days
in Wingham, last. week. .. • .
Mies Ida Carrick, of :Wingliam-, Was
home for a day last week. •
Ward midnight, but abated in the ear- • . •
c'morning hours, when the l'Iorieei urea? eliresi:lizi:strtieGoadaeyrs..aotri and
would have to prodeed southward eon, h David
eloeg, the out- ..toward Cape Race, 7 p
ha ebioeu heilhhe t he
olersatzvdistant. eutmh part/nee:: asemesir,-; 30;:cb,9:0-01
tArgr,,,,o,;41,NpAlt.tzt-vttiune eIteheiret-altatiaiiiie- :Fi'rxidas;
hat when7the Wind moderated some; tct
what toward morning,, her. cowman- night .011 'the. "Kiel Canal" 'Proceeds
der, thinking he had pasted south of for lied Grose purposea. 1 '
Cape Race, •ttirned westward, • • ,
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, The ship struck :in Dread CoVe Mts. Ben McOleneghan and danghter;
Depaytment of Agrieultine, Parliament
Bnildings, Toronto: " .•
• PA.Y.MENT. ' OASH.--Priee -is
$2.74 per buslael at Distribution Peintp.
IN ALL cA.SEs, Zxosenoiv,
CASH MUST apeostiethe meek Send
itmittaisee by iinailiedeheek'spostal nate,
post sates or express money order made
payable to Ontario Department of lig-
riculture, Markets Branch,
. ORDER, EARL -Y. -In ihe'reeent of
the -requirements of the Province beiog
undereetimated, there , may net . 10
Minitel. seed to go around. It *trivia
able in order to iiseareshasiegthir -o
ders filledthat purchasers, ehoul d place
orders, as sego as, possible. All orders'
are stibject to confirmation and will be
filled in the Order received. geed is
deliveted in 2 -bushel bage, order should
be for even numbers of bushels, and no
order for less than P./ btie cen es.
cepted.
NAMES OF simsTuipurow4 0,t
local points will be arinciunced later
Distributing pointe at present deeided
are: Chatham, London; - Woodstock,
Hamilton, Brampton, St, Marys., Oils
awe, Toronto, Port Hope, Port Perry,,
Peterboro, Lindsay, Rattle, Oril lie, ice*.
market, Listeweli Orangeville, Alliston
Durham, Slincee, Welland, Palgvave,
komptville, Brantfrird.
, No MacKAY,
'Dept. of '
- iValkerteet, pat.
Ontario Department' of Agrictilture,°,
Alarkets Branch, •
n
rarliament Stlikaxige,..Toronto,
about flee a.m. She sent one wire-. Lorna, visited at her home • for a, few
teed meeiage Of distress,. which Was
feeetved-ot the Cope Itaee radio sta-
tion, saying that she was ashore and
In imminent danger or destruttion.
Her wiroese; apparatus Worked halt-
ingly and soon was Silent. Nothing
further was heard from her alid as
• the cove is in a remote and aParselY
settled &street, it was not until late
in- the forenoon that a rescue party
reached the scene. They discovered
irite.1.13dng...akell-liashererand
subJected to a merciless pounding by
the heavy seas.
LON:0°Iineli dish:lb:111125th. Hun
official
statement on operations in Nast Af-
days last week. *
Miss 'Fiera Rosa `retutileci. home last
Thursday after spending a couple of
weeks Lucknow. ,
Tia GI* meeting Siinday tight was
taken by Angus McKay. The Sub" t
for next Sunday is "Christian Duty and
Privilege. The leader is Miss Oral' Fox.
MAPLE SUGAR. PROPITABLE
--„.......
Sugar Maple treee are a specially val. .
liable asNet to a farm this year Re
g.
tiler °commercial sugaz is scarce and high.
. • There ia monoy in maple. -. sap, and be.
e ea trent the pljenda Valley, .porto..
LuThe maid; lee'rman force, 'Milan-
yond the work it is practically all profi,,
guese Nyassaland, reoVed South to. 'toll don't have to plotigh, or harrow; Or
'ward the tipper Lurie river, thence, fertilize the ,ground fore the maple bar- '
• eastward qlong and north ef the Lou , est. roil don't have to do any spring
4/•rifitib°Sweedoabeytalthearl3ealtish,co. ittlnuee sveeding, .ttna you don't have to wait
the StateMeAt., "our celitran. le ap- p-etiently from oring to fall. The
farc9haiestheitintag 5flie.oYean, twbherceln' eisMir fklorbie diet's- welge sess°o eolllea at a' thno Whet.
.eated southweet of Port Amelia." .. other farm work is Auk. The tree % re.
acl:n:'742:4,nreit.''lar)! ,.....D's, oeinTiscioi ate liwIlattreeri*A4.6PrTahYellytittatjrialTaiit frentitellottligunO-r•
tillable ot reeky. land. The maple- tree
was a aodsend to 'Canada in. the pion-
eer days. it is no less so 'now in the
aa4 roturn Vac alkplane to Germany. war "omits, of sugar.
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•
•
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•t,
onneement .t.PLe'stade. yesterday that
Votnian ttylc.tor *who Tended near
fret t es a dnqr3rtor. • The Govern -
mot deeded' to• Intern tho aviatot
- sesesseasS,&—...—...1see. L
deep dug out like this, :even in cold ,
-*urger, , or eating water for Tile Scott
call, carol chocolate, Este, Far atoverilieS sts
we have long Si inch water p•ipte. At Phaitson aephersen Wee a SOOteh-
• present we have suck 0 line coal fire in man. Alto he was a cool inerehant.
it that the stove is partly red liote The
first night we were here we were so anx-
ious to experiment with Vie Stove that
vAz started a weed fire in it without an
piped connected, trusting that.the smoke
would ail go up the 8tatrw4 and out
by the entrance.. At first it worked tine,
hut 'later the wind chebged, and as a
relttlt both ourselves and several fellows
of ,13 sub, who are itt the adjoin* dug.
• out to Ours, Were nearly Rooked out.
So next day we got busy and rustled
the pipes which serve the putpombief4Y.
$o you See,. Our quarters are pretty near.
ly• what you might "call lig"-4n other
• wordti fine. As Fritz apperm* is nn. then knock of two hunired ht
.Also he was in love. Hie lassie WAS .
sensible lase, and ahe knew Innt bo
the richest men in town, 13n6 she wan-
ted to be. sure that he.ha4 come by alt
hie money honestty befoie she decided
to marry him,
"Idoo is it that ye quote the lowest
Prides in the toon; and make reductions
on them for your freens, and yet ye
lneke such enorinoiis profitar she naked.
"Weel it's, this way, explained ,Phairs
on trt an undertone. “Aa' nohe
tellin' anyorit) alThob it. Will ye l Ye
nee X knock ol twn.shillings a ton be.
%ails° a customer irt frien' 6'mineSind
%Ware ci our presence in, this locality ton bea,uso Du a Men' o'