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NEW SPRING GOODS
T.eW: Gingham$, Prints, Silks,' Serges,.
ole Skirtings, etc.
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We are in every case giving the customer the
gad*antage -of the new prices.
Now is' the time to ' get ,yourSewing done;
Standard Shirting Now 42c yd.
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3*k
eCrpe �sfo8�r d}1Q0r easrisea s un''.y deiMr • ar.
at
60c` yd.
white ab'd' ai Sills at 1.00, 1`.25 and
1.50 yd.
See the='Duchess Silks fwe are showing at 2.75 yd.
Georgette Crepes and Crepe de'Chene .were 3.00 and
3.50. Now $2.00 yard.:
EXTRA FOR SATURDAY ,:DN LY: EXTRA.
Woien's Black Cashmere Hose, Penman's, Best
°rake, were - 2:25: pair," for -
10 Doz. Men's Black•
Cashmere Sox "Mercury
Brandwere '75c *for 50c
Men's Wool Sox were '75c, for .50c
Large Size Flannelette*la leets` for
Yom t� BUY H ETt�
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CREAM :WANTliD
O1G1� ANY DAY . AND PET , A •
I TORE
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CAN "AT T. SMITH'S S S �..
We telt Wednesday and Satur-
day, 'P.M. det
atur-day,:'P.M..'Get your can_any__da
--WHI--aisa-bnj limit d'`t�uiattti"ty
,of grid cedar logo. '
ITL' T'JYi%11,-� A�PRECIA `E -YOUR
--D. ANDREW ---
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ACT DOESN'T WORK
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The Mildmayaztte has this
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.`say of .Dae i v Bankruptcy Act:, , v
The new 'llankrri i y Acids being
worked rather-unsatisfactatiiy in one
• case .here. An- assignment was. re•-•••
eptly made bya Carrick farmer to
an °authorized _essignee at Toronto
anit the. .cresti
fora .are nsljsed-tis attann
a meeting it Toronto today: The cost
"tS eaeli creditor to • go to Tor -ditto -
would
1 or—dittowould. be at least $10 and there are
about twenty-five or .thirty,: of them.
, Why, could not : he meeting:be held ,
illi' Mijdmay, where .the creditors
Could attend without bytpense? Non::.
of the creditors are going to the c.t;
to attend the meeting, •acid another
delay will twilit in. the .distribution.
of sassesi of the assignor.
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,ft iuu't always the man 'who talk
1opdeyt that -does the most good. ;The
.'copper cent :makes more noise on the,
#Iri�l)<t l late than a.,dollar
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MacCRIM'l'I.O ', OF.: JUBILEE• YEAR' FOR'SUN LIFE
-KINCARDINE;-,timi , T
. • Among the annual reports submit-.
-Di John 111sdCriinmon,-for over-4p•.;led-so- far -this' year "one of the most
years an esteemed resident of. Kin=, interesting-•avarluble'-ie-thatr Of -the;
:airline, died on Friday of last week
follbw ilio.. a two -Weeks':, illness 'from
i'nfluerr2a-'a0• °piieumonid.-•Dr.',Mac
'Sun. Life 'Assurance -Company which•
_is.- irow. celebrating---with%•par-donable
Crinnnolt ..was. 5..years WI age, ;and.pride its fiftieth a)iniiversary. Apart
cane to 1fincardine-42' years 'ago. on -: altogether 'from ' its. unique record in
graduatin ' from McGill University,• Insurance annals: of Canada of '$106,-
,, of'; new business' written u
:cia?i, itnd' had a' larse . practice p
during
the past t ear,
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test .from ora h
throughoutTi]s`.•resid residence; in Ki c -
Y the
e War
dine; Ile was a :S tch7Rite Mason: , actual figures es furnished. by .decad
a-iiiembex : rtsf.•, ie Soiiswo Scot Les -:shows,-the�remarkable_.eifect--of-ir
.1{e,.;;Was very, successful .asp a' ,Iltiysi._. 000 000•
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land.. Mrs: MacC4timon, who with 1. momentum such 'as the Sun Fife has'
two: sons' survive. is :a sister of:Mrs:
.••� ._:� M _... •-;ed�in._this -soti� _-and:=iritleed-�'
1'ievr F. �. t:I,eniiart •wh - r _- _- f
many...yearn resided • . ear uekne scores :'of -other: countries -of -the -world
`T•hc sons ,:. � fa'or 'I;I
where it has :branched out -.with re-
and;:kr.'M. Al.MacCrimmon, both live, sults fully as'impressive as in the
in Rio..de Janiero, Brazil. • " ease- of Canada ' the place of its lii]Eth.
Mr. Geo H Smith local rrpre- -
sentative.
ST., AIGUSTINE.
FORMER ASIIFIELD MAN
DIES VDDE NIX AT: GODERIC
DesltIi carne with startling sodden:
mess tp :Mr. Donald, Neil , Mackenzie,
a former 'resident of Ashfield, .'but
for the `,past 'tett years, of. Goderich;
on Tuesday of last :week. Mr.' Mac-
kenzie was driving . a wagon 'for Mr.,
C. C. Lee, with whom be hied been
since going to..Goderich, and .about
noon he was 'seen to fall backward
in the rig, He was at onee taken to
the hospital but it was found that
life was extinct, death evidently be-
ing due to heartfailure:• Following
t short service at `the home in, God-:
$rich ort Thursday evening, . the re-
mains were brought to: the home of`
his .son, .Mr: Neil .Mackenzie, Ash'
field, and, the funeral was conducted'
from.
frons there - on Friday afternoon to
Greenhill Cemetery, ,
P. The late Mr. Mackenzie was,,among
the early settlers of Ashfield,
been brought to that township' ib .
a small child by - his parents who
moved from Cape Breton Mr: Mac-
kenzie was in his 73rd' year, and it•
'a remarkable fact that hiS father is
still living' and' was, making his home
With him inGoderich. The father is
now in ,his one-hundredth year.. Be-
sides, the father, three brothers sur-
vive: John .Neil, of Ashfield; 'Neil', of
Toronto; and . Roderick, ' of Oklahoma:
Mrs. D. R. Mackenzie, of Lochalsh,
and Mrs. Scott, of Bervie, are sisters
of the deceased.' There are also left,
to mourn,,a widow, two sons and two
daughter's: Neil; o1i the homestead,,
Donald A.,: of Spokane,i Wash.; Miss-
es Maud' and" Annie, of. Detroit.
"The' funeral service was conducted
by the Rev...i.; S. Hardie,, of Ashfield
Church, of which •the deceased was s
long: a ithful member. •
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WHAT'S IN X NAME
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Tuesday,
Veit: 15.
Mr: and Mrs,. George Brophy have
Tefta'for-:thieitn-holne. in• -the West afteh
SOcndrngpthe tcintr with .,his mother.,.,
Ilii.' Ffi' Brophy.:.
.lir°° John° Meta'be intends ]eav`Ing'
rt�.ect trick far ,his . hr,n e, in -Alberta;
i<ite a numher "of our;young..follc
tprrt .i telt' plea ant p.e-vening•
.� :�1dr=e dui•itrg the•.wee1 --a'nd all
•rAptrt a very nice time, ::•
.y` 1i,5 e.,ie Lr y]e 1pe it Sunday in
our;b r.;', ' • '
J)!)r;ihfan, from the West,
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},iotttcr ,and:.sisterY n
°Fie :it'h.
ELECTION
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.LECTiO� A'I WING!
• In a . municipal' by -el 'etion, held
it loin .tarn \ionday of ast week to
1111 }a • • . icy in • the. Town Council,
J ,... nr:•] Mitchell were•the candidst-
r a 'd : vr:t' stood , Fells 213; . Mit-.
chell 2.01.. Fells had a rnajhrity in
each ,of the. five -444i; .
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CAIi''I'.t'It . MacKENZIE,
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• Captain.. ,.Keuneth_'l ackenzier of'.
Tiverton, one 'of the bd'st-known lake
mariners, was .fataly injured in his
hone on 'M.on lay of this Week: Ile
Went into the ` cellar to, exaitnin'e an
acetylene plaint,..which-wail;:not Iv--
"itis iii` rd`°cvhil'e° tie was'"'there "a -
heavy explosion, occurred: '.• He'.was
_heavy
in",an unconscious condition
with his skull crushed and both arms
broken.. He passed away as he was
being- taken up . from the cellar- -It • 1
is thought -that •he .;lit a match Ada
causing an explosion of escaped gas.
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.Mackenzie was born in
Kincardine town 8 yearn, ago.. Ile
was-md'i�ried and leaves a''widow,-one
daughter and two sons. c
No man is 'so well knows . -as he
thinks, he is, says Enrico Caruso, the
world -famed tenor,• whose philosoph-
ical,reflectioa is -quoted in the Brook
'lyn Citizen.. 'Ta illustrate ;]lis . point:
he' tells thefollowing incident:
• While motoring• in New Yorke State.
:my automobile•-T6roke'-down, and .r
sought refuge' in a farm -house, while
repaired.the car was being
friendly with the fanne ,who as and
ked
ins -- my- -name, .-and AT' -told him -•it--wase
Caruso. d The farmer leaped' to his
, t and seized me by, the hand.
"Little did'.I think, I should see a:
,man like you , iat this here huMble
kitchen, eirr"-jter:_cicela:in}ed.: "Garuse
The great travellerd•; 'Robinson Car -
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How a,'Boy' Made Maple Sugar
i4; VerntolrC"-boy;•°sledding• one -crag--
3arly dart--spr-ing;4(,,sled'• a- tree- with`.
his iiknite to see if the sap was -
ru fig: 1t • tl7as., and :he. herniae 'ext.-- •
astir aboyit joining a .ii'aplc- •
3ugai club. But when he ,consulted
nit 'father he .found .the eq,'fitment•.
vas not available.
lie went,,to.'tlie agi•iculturi i _ eat:h-
:r in jiis •school from carom he. Uai n„
nl' where -he -could borrow -shifts:` nut: -
he. could not get -any buckets. • H4,;r4:
;ver, with his •tather.'s help," he•made
. o ae.- tivougbs. .ut• of basark.00tl =.
:ut
.down'some, trees;, sawed the,''
•r.unka in sections about two • feet'
on: split them_ in.:o„li,:attrl`tlien,
with -a great ileal Of,wal l(, hollowed'
rlrt th�ei frircez „
thiliCaltAIOng .t1ie
tough:§ t •, iic_ to .collecC ihe sap.
'Che . spouts' Were, 'fade of' $uritis:
,.ranches about 16 inches -long.
:He beganoperations, in a grove of
iaple trees about the middle of;
.tarch and; ,fi:nlslied.. the Second. week
.1 April, and in that• trine with thiii
rude equipment made 60 potii1Gs• of
igar and 4% .gallons of syrup.' The
.ry'ii'father bought:Eia:rt of --his -silo-
sets; giving-Yii,n a pi��„4l p.iyiiieei`"t't,
now throb i the club work .ilia
_,,;ung,- mans- has•,;started. in: _anotImi-
rillu of -agriculture. •
Garden- Zhlt fiat
Chit otit`:theU1d;.canee.,ot...cur' ran t'
s soon ab they are through frui,im,
:id; thin'•rionie of, the new growth.
epi ber the fruit is borne orlh.two •
nd three_year..old wood, •
-Try • a few new- things-tn� each ye.erw_.
"doifTdepenl`tiiiiii5'on theiii until
'hey have proved_.:their value, '
•. Styeet peas-'ai ilti'tl b lifi ripe -'j-iikr
as early as..possible: They delight, 1r;
aool ►nolst weather. '
Harden off all planta before plant-
ng,;in the. garden jiy reducing. 41to
heat, and Water given them, .`)iii,
"hardens the the tissue and makes . the
plant better .able- to 'withstand the
outdoo} conditions.
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Retunias are old fashioned but
there.. ate �, rely, :plants,.,.that=•wd.ir-ailir —.
teed as well under all •sorts of
onditions, - • r
$mail onion sets give more green •
onions per quart of seed and are Just
se good as•the large bulbs sometimes
urchased, ' •►
You need not plant more apple'.or
lurn,trees than you•ea'n use•the fruit
t wtlt But plant that many,, Perhaps
be it dozenor two: dozen, but
eve 40140 04 ilio •Dlptip,
An income tax •form was rettirneil p
recently -with the following remarks: p
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Y'Siri_/-belongs to the Foresters and
lof't`Wish to Haiti the Interne Tax,"
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t'il'e -Serif for Cash-W:e"'Self"Cheaper, `!'h n•'•I'lie 'Credit Stores
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Too busy to. write - ark ad ' 3'ou
will find us .> in , r new stand1&
by the timtl •thi: paper'reaches
'•y'Otl•
e••L:uckno v `Hard r•e Coal Cc.:
°,THE STORE TIIAT h'E�"ER: DIS.1 PPbINTS
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The NEWEDISON
"Tfie Phonograph with aSoul"
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QLticth'�¢St x -1-K: �' ,nrn,rdiai���� _
1,',Time,
o .`V hail e
I:'Ii:ED ? ` : Nervous?.Z pined?
Put Rr.Ci;ET...n Dov on the •.Neaa;:•
'Edison, relax into .a chair, let :the ;:music"
flood the roorn with melody? at•id comfort.'
The music--pr'ot uses• -a-mnood•clrange'
Ai Mr. Mr. Edison, has devised a ood Change
Chart,by. which you can register . your re, '
` '. -. �ctiolis' to music. Comp in nnid' .get our .
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;"su 1 • , ,make the ex )eriment.in your.own
home:- Ilave every memberof your.family,
also•, your. _friends` fill : out charts. ~lits
Illi.. Edison would like•.•to study, your
• .charts In connection with ills•$beat researc11'..
into the efi`ects'6rmusic'on. Vie. minds and
moods .of men. • •
If you don't• own a New Edison, • : come •
..into our store and••lall -out a-llloocl •chap :e°
Chart; ;U et Mr. 'Edison all the' Mood
Cliange• Charts be needs:
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J •:. G. ARMSTRONG,
FORDYCE
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° ]a , , , w -i_ add" i •itWA
' --Tues y',. eb, 1,,. \ it Li R
" 'Mr. and Mrs. John Martin sj' -t:: r. .
the week -end at ]'"rank :l)oylr's , of
Teeswater. , • ;
• Mi'," Dat -i '' 'Ia, iin ]itis retur-,er]' tri
r� as fro.. u•t�,t
very Well of late. ,
John Gibbons' and 'Pat Ale:Glynn
ha sold their forms' to :Mr. O'11a1-
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y , a rw pr, vr�5,
London llospital Dan .h t i
in the spring: We''ure'very. sorry to1
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ae •tit( � a Sinn, and Mr., Gibbons", ...._.. ,.,,..,,w,,,w...�.�,,,�`,,;��,.
' ti;hbors s►'nd friends;
ti COUSINS
FURNACES SUPPLIED ANTI
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AGENTS roit `THE HECLA
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